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                    [Title] => Durano: Domestic travelers driving tourism industry
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                    [Title] => Earth Hour plunges West Visayas into gloom
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                    [Title] => Bacolod suspends revenue ordinance
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                    [Title] => 65 new Peace Corps volunteers inducted
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                    [Title] => Smuggled firecracker shipment intercepted
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                    [Title] => Masskara just for Bacolod
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No, it’s not just the Masskara Festival that has drawn thousands ...
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                    [Title] => More officials named in case vs energy firm
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                    [Title] => Valentine’s Day for 374 Bacolod couples
                    [Summary] => Valentine’s Day will be celebrated today by 374 couples who will wed at the Bay Center  before City Mayor Evelio Leonardia.


This will be the biggest number of couples to be wed by the mayor.


"Since I assumed office, I have always called on couples who have been living together for years without the solemnity of marriage to legalize their union as husband and wife, especially for those who have postponed their wedding for financial reasons," said Leonardia.


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                    [Title] => Poe rejects GMA dare to debate on sugar industry
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Thus opposition presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. rejected another challenge by President Arroyo for a debate, this time focusing on Negros Occidental’s main industry — sugar.


"Puro salita lang yun. Magtrabaho na lang tayo (It’s all talk. Let’s just work instead)" he said, reacting to Mrs. Arroyo’s challenge aired over local radio station dyEZ last week.


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ISIDRO ZAYCO

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"Puro salita lang yun. Magtrabaho na lang tayo (It’s all talk. Let’s just work instead)" he said, reacting to Mrs. Arroyo’s challenge aired over local radio station dyEZ last week.


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