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                    [Title] => Lakas bares partial senatorial slate
                    [Summary] => The ruling Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats will be fielding a senatorial slate made up mostly of former Cabinet members who are heavy with "experience and achievements" to support President Arroyo’s programs, Lakas-CMD spokesman Heherson Alvarez said yesterday.


Alvarez said Lakas-CMD has a tentative list of nine possible senatorial candidates for the May 2004 elections. The remaining three slots will be left open for candidates from other parties that the ruling party may forge an alliance with.


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Interior Secretary Jose Lina Jr., in a directive to the Bureau of Fire Protection and the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, warned all fire and jail personnel to refrain from soliciting gifts from business establishments this Christmas season.


The same directive was sent to the Philippine National Police early this week.


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                    [Title] => ‘Gringo insulting peers by hiding’
                    [Summary] => Fugitive Sen. Gregorio Honasan’s refusal to come out of hiding is tantamount to an insult to his peers, President Arroyo said yesterday as she urged him anew to answer the rebellion charges against him.


She pointed out it "was a supreme irony for a duly elected senator to refuse to face the bar of justice." "Senator Honasan must not insult his peers by hiding from them," Mrs. Arroyo said in a statement released by Malacañang. "This is a violation of his electoral mandate and his oath."


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                    [Title] => Honasan raps unrelated to 2004 polls
                    [Summary] => The rebellion charges against fugitive Sen. Gregorio "Gringo" Honasan were not meant to derail his bid for the presidency next year, a Malacañang official said yesterday.


"I don’t think there is any intention on the part of our President to go after Honasan because of the elections," Press Secretary Milton Alingod said in a radio interview.


Honasan is being hunted down for his alleged involvement in the failed July 27 mutiny, Alingod said.


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                    [Title] => Missing senator
                    [Summary] => A handful of lawmakers finally came to their senses yesterday and moved to suspend the Senate’s investigation of the mutiny in Makati. Only politicians whose joy in life is watching themselves on TV can miss the continuing troop movements ...
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                    [Title] => P1-B illegal drugs destroyed in Cavite
                    [Summary] => TRECE MARTIRES CITY, Cavite — More than P1 billion worth of shabu, marijuana and other illegal narcotics were destroyed by authorities here yesterday in keeping with President Arroyo’s order last week to destroy all drugs seized by law enforcement agencies.


Among the drugs destroyed via thermal oxidation at the Integrated Waste Management incinerator in remote Barangay Aguado here were 652.916 kilos of shabu and 539.764 kilos of marijuana, or almost 1.2 metric tons of narcotics.


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                    [Title] => Produce from Alcala shunned due to SARS scare
                    [Summary] => ALCALA, Pangasinan — The trying SARS experience of Barangay Vacante here is not over yet.


Despite the government’s declaration that Vacante and the rest of Alcala are SARS-free, traders still refuse to buy Vacante’s produce of tobacco and corn for fears that the produce may carry the virus that causes Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).


Greeting President Arroyo and other government officials with placards during her visit on Friday, Vacante residents asked Mrs. Arroyo to ease their burden.


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                    [Title] => Tanods to beef up drive vs crime, terror
                    [Summary] => Following the deadly terrorist bombing in Davao City last week, barangay tanods or neighborhood watchmen will now receive basic law enforcement training to beef up the government’s campaign against crime and terrorism.


Interior Secretary Jose Lina Jr. said tanods can also help the undermanned and poorly equipped Philippine National Police (PNP) provide better security presence.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL – A call for cleansing
                    [Summary] => The Philippines is still a long way from turning into another Colombia. But the nation could be getting there, if we are to believe authorities. Interior Secretary Jose Lina Jr. recently filed graft and administrative charges against a judge of the Quezon City Regional Trial Court who had invalidated a search warrant issued by a Manila judge for a raid last year in Quezon City.
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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL – Another crackdown
                    [Summary] => It’s always good to hear authorities vowing to renew the crackdown on private armed groups. Interior Secretary Jose Lina Jr. ordered the Philippine National Police to implement the crackdown ...
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INTERIOR SECRETARY JOSE LINA JR.

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Alvarez said Lakas-CMD has a tentative list of nine possible senatorial candidates for the May 2004 elections. The remaining three slots will be left open for candidates from other parties that the ruling party may forge an alliance with.


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Interior Secretary Jose Lina Jr., in a directive to the Bureau of Fire Protection and the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, warned all fire and jail personnel to refrain from soliciting gifts from business establishments this Christmas season.


The same directive was sent to the Philippine National Police early this week.


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She pointed out it "was a supreme irony for a duly elected senator to refuse to face the bar of justice." "Senator Honasan must not insult his peers by hiding from them," Mrs. Arroyo said in a statement released by Malacañang. "This is a violation of his electoral mandate and his oath."


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"I don’t think there is any intention on the part of our President to go after Honasan because of the elections," Press Secretary Milton Alingod said in a radio interview.


Honasan is being hunted down for his alleged involvement in the failed July 27 mutiny, Alingod said.


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Among the drugs destroyed via thermal oxidation at the Integrated Waste Management incinerator in remote Barangay Aguado here were 652.916 kilos of shabu and 539.764 kilos of marijuana, or almost 1.2 metric tons of narcotics.


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Despite the government’s declaration that Vacante and the rest of Alcala are SARS-free, traders still refuse to buy Vacante’s produce of tobacco and corn for fears that the produce may carry the virus that causes Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).


Greeting President Arroyo and other government officials with placards during her visit on Friday, Vacante residents asked Mrs. Arroyo to ease their burden.


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Interior Secretary Jose Lina Jr. said tanods can also help the undermanned and poorly equipped Philippine National Police (PNP) provide better security presence.


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