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                    [Title] => Lain journalist gipatay sa Gensan
                    [Summary] => Dili na gyud mapapas ang bansag sa Pilipinas nga "most dangerous place for journalists" human laing miyembro sa media ang gipusil patay sa walo ka mga tawong luwan sa upat ka motorsiklo didto sa General Santos City niadtong Domingo sa hapon samtang ang biktima padulong na unta pauli .


Kinse ka bala diha sa kalawasan ang nahiaguman ni Rolando "Dodong" Morales, 44, molupyo sa Polomoloc South Cotabato, block-timer sa Radyo Agong sa iyang programang "Tingog sa Barangay."


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                    [Title] => Sayyaf offers ‘last deal’
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The Abu Sayyaf group has offered to hold "last deal" negotiations to release an American missionary couple and a Filipina nurse they have held hostage for more than 11 months, a local radio station reported yesterday.
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                    [Title] => Arroyo to Burnhams: I told you so
                    [Summary] => She told them so.


President Arroyo said yesterday the families of kidnapped missionary couple Martin and Gracia Burnham should have heeded the Phi-lippine government’s no-ransom policy and desisted from dealing with the couple’s Abu Sayyaf captors.


Martin’s parents Paul and Oreta Burnham did not categorically deny that they paid ransom.


"We don’t want to comment on anything like that... We are hoping they will be released," Paul told the ABS-CBN News Channel yesterday, evading a question on who was brokering the ransom payment.


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                    [Title] => 13 killed in GenSan blasts
                    [Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY — At least 13 people were killed and 60 wounded when three bombs exploded yesterday afternoon in this port city, the Central Mindanao police reported.
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                    [AuthorName] => John Paul Jubelag
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                    [Title] => Broadcaster, inambus bago dinukot
                    [Summary] => Isang radio broadcaster, news director ng Radio Mindanao News Station sa Cagayan de Oro City ang iniulat na inambus bago dinukot ng mga hindi pa nakikilalang armadong kalalakihan habang papauwi ang biktima sakay ng kanyang van kamakalawa ng gabi sa kahabaan ng Sta. Cecilia, Gusa National Highway ng naturang lalawigan.


Kinilala ang biktima na si Zaldy Ocon, isang batikang komentarista ng RMN Radyo Agong ng nabanggit na lungsod.


Ayon sa ulat na natanggap ng naturang radio station dakong alas-6 ng gabi nang maganap ang pangyayari.


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                    [Title] => Broadcaster, inambus bago dinukot
                    [Summary] => Isang radio broadcaster, news director ng Radio Mindanao News Station sa Cagayan de Oro City ang iniulat na inambus bago dinukot ng mga hindi pa nakikilalang armadong kalalakihan habang papauwi ang biktima sakay ng kanyang van kamakalawa ng gabi sa kahabaan ng Sta. Cecilia, Gusa National Highway ng naturang lalawigan.


Kinilala ang biktima na si Zaldy Ocon, isang batikang komentarista ng RMN Radyo Agong ng nabanggit na lungsod.


Ayon sa ulat na natanggap ng naturang radio station dakong alas-6 ng gabi nang maganap ang pangyayari.


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                    [Title] => Battle versus Sayyaf spreads to airwaves
                    [Summary] => They’re fighting fire with fire, and also setting up a government-controlled information center in the ravaged island of Basilan to counter broadcasting entities that the government claims are giving radio time to the enemy.


"The media are really after information; that is why we are setting up this network to be able to provide them with that," said Press Undersecretary Cerge Remonde, who earlier chided Radio Mindanao Network (RMN) for airing interviews with the Abu Sayyaf.


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                    [Title] => Mere appeal for responsible reporting, not censorship – Palace exec
                    [Summary] => Press Undersecretary Cerge Remonde took exception yesterday to a report claiming that Malacañang is trying to "muzzle" a Zamboanga radio station that has been covering ongoing military operations against the Abu Sayyaf.


"In the interest of national security, specifically the welfare of the innocent men and women who are being held against their and their families’ will by the Abu Sayyaf, we merely appealed to the Radio Mindanao Network for responsible reportage," Remonde said.


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                    [Title] => Radio station hits Palace ‘censorship’
                    [Summary] => Radio Mindanao Network (RMN) hit back at Malacañang yesterday for trying to muzzle a Zamboanga station that has been covering ongoing military operations against the Abu Sayyaf.


The network scored in particular Press Undersecretary Cerge Remonde, who allegedly flew all the way to Zamboanga to stop Radyo Agong from airing field reports on the attempt to rescue kidnapped guests and staff of a Palawan resort.


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                    [Title] => Radio station hits Palace ‘censorship’
                    [Summary] => Radio Mindanao Network (RMN) hit back at Malacañang yesterday for trying to muzzle a Zamboanga station that has been covering ongoing military operations against the Abu Sayyaf.


The network scored in particular Press Undersecretary Cerge Remonde, who allegedly flew all the way to Zamboanga to stop Radyo Agong from airing field reports on the attempt to rescue kidnapped guests and staff of a Palawan resort.


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RADYO AGONG

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Kinse ka bala diha sa kalawasan ang nahiaguman ni Rolando "Dodong" Morales, 44, molupyo sa Polomoloc South Cotabato, block-timer sa Radyo Agong sa iyang programang "Tingog sa Barangay."


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                    [Title] => Arroyo to Burnhams: I told you so
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President Arroyo said yesterday the families of kidnapped missionary couple Martin and Gracia Burnham should have heeded the Phi-lippine government’s no-ransom policy and desisted from dealing with the couple’s Abu Sayyaf captors.


Martin’s parents Paul and Oreta Burnham did not categorically deny that they paid ransom.


"We don’t want to comment on anything like that... We are hoping they will be released," Paul told the ABS-CBN News Channel yesterday, evading a question on who was brokering the ransom payment.


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                    [Title] => Broadcaster, inambus bago dinukot
                    [Summary] => Isang radio broadcaster, news director ng Radio Mindanao News Station sa Cagayan de Oro City ang iniulat na inambus bago dinukot ng mga hindi pa nakikilalang armadong kalalakihan habang papauwi ang biktima sakay ng kanyang van kamakalawa ng gabi sa kahabaan ng Sta. Cecilia, Gusa National Highway ng naturang lalawigan.


Kinilala ang biktima na si Zaldy Ocon, isang batikang komentarista ng RMN Radyo Agong ng nabanggit na lungsod.


Ayon sa ulat na natanggap ng naturang radio station dakong alas-6 ng gabi nang maganap ang pangyayari.


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                    [Title] => Broadcaster, inambus bago dinukot
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Kinilala ang biktima na si Zaldy Ocon, isang batikang komentarista ng RMN Radyo Agong ng nabanggit na lungsod.


Ayon sa ulat na natanggap ng naturang radio station dakong alas-6 ng gabi nang maganap ang pangyayari.


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"The media are really after information; that is why we are setting up this network to be able to provide them with that," said Press Undersecretary Cerge Remonde, who earlier chided Radio Mindanao Network (RMN) for airing interviews with the Abu Sayyaf.


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"In the interest of national security, specifically the welfare of the innocent men and women who are being held against their and their families’ will by the Abu Sayyaf, we merely appealed to the Radio Mindanao Network for responsible reportage," Remonde said.


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                    [Title] => Radio station hits Palace ‘censorship’
                    [Summary] => Radio Mindanao Network (RMN) hit back at Malacañang yesterday for trying to muzzle a Zamboanga station that has been covering ongoing military operations against the Abu Sayyaf.


The network scored in particular Press Undersecretary Cerge Remonde, who allegedly flew all the way to Zamboanga to stop Radyo Agong from airing field reports on the attempt to rescue kidnapped guests and staff of a Palawan resort.


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                    [Title] => Radio station hits Palace ‘censorship’
                    [Summary] => Radio Mindanao Network (RMN) hit back at Malacañang yesterday for trying to muzzle a Zamboanga station that has been covering ongoing military operations against the Abu Sayyaf.


The network scored in particular Press Undersecretary Cerge Remonde, who allegedly flew all the way to Zamboanga to stop Radyo Agong from airing field reports on the attempt to rescue kidnapped guests and staff of a Palawan resort.


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