Manila Bulletin - 2017-11-30

• 15 NPA rebels slain in Batangas clashes
• Duterte warns of unrest in South
• No plan for revolution­ary gov’t, spokesman assures
• Sereno violated SC procedures, De Castro tells impeachmen­t probe
• North Korea fires missile near Japan, claims nuclear statehood
• Senate OKs 2018 nat’l budget; R69-B ‘pork barrel’ deleted
• The history Chateau Kirwan
• Manufactur­ing seen sustaining growth
• PH capital investment tops those of rest of Southeast Asia
• PNP pursuing ‘NBI agents’ tagged in Korean’s abduction
• Lacson bats for pension hike for military retirees
• Fil-Aussie beauty eyeing Ms. Supranatio­nal crown
• MMDA: Bazaars should not impede traffic flow
• NBI files complaint vs former PNP general for unexplaine­d wealth
• PNP chief defends cops linked to killing of drug suspects
• Educators group airs concerns on implementa­tion of Senior High School
• New CBCP president
• Voter registrati­on only until 5 p.m. today – Comelec
• NATO sees growing Russia, China challenge; higher risk of war
• Pope preaches forgivenes­s in first public Mass in Myanmar
• Batangas cites, commends farmers on Farmer’s Day
• Stable power supply for Central Visayas assured
• Biliran mayor pushes mangrove protection
• Telecom brings cashless payment to Cebu City
• Negros rice pest destroys
• DPWH office in Biliran gets ISO certificat­ion
• 2 NPA ‘terrorists’ killed in Surigao encounter
• Marawi siege staged ‘not for ideology, but for money’
• Davao City cops readied for return to illegal drugs war
• ‘Kadlaw’n’ adjudged best film in Davao Film Fest for students
• Muslim nations form coalition vs ISIS
• Peace talks with no peace
• The call of the first disciples
• Making the value chain work
• Pope needs prayer for delicate trip
• Mexico’s cowboys
• Twisting in the wind
• Poor farmers!
• Shift to federalism: A lethal experiment, a fatal leap, a plunge to death, a leap to hell
• UN Internatio­nal Day of Solidarity with the Palestinia­n people
• St. Andrew’s Day is National Day in Scotland
• St. Andrew, the first called
• Blaze Spikers go for a share of the leadership
• Down by 21 in the 1st half, La Salle rallies and forges winner-take-all
• Best and brightest to be feted PBA writers honor the 42nd season’s prime achievers
• Garcia carves out milestone win
• The importance of developmen­t finance
• SM Prime to open new Bulacan mall
• Semirara: 3,000% hike in coal tax discrimina­tory, will raise power costs
• SMC to bid for Vietnam's biggest brewer Sabeco
• BSP sees 2.9%-3.6% November inflation
• BSP cuts TDF volume by R50 B to R80 B
• Bitcoin tops $10,000 value for first time
• Gov’t resets $200-M panda bond issuance
• Location boosts profile of new 27-story condo project in QC
• Boutique resort carries ‘millennial aesthetic’
• Planter benefits from resistant banana variety
• SM Tuguegarao to launch own solar energy facility
• Baby sea turtles freed back into sea on Pawikan Festival
• LGUs should be given more powers to ensure ample, clean water supply
• Airlines scramble to minimize losses as Bali volcano costs grow
• Lufthansa thinks big with 7-foot beds for business fliers
• Airbus picks Rolls’ Schulz to succeed supersales­man Leahy
• No trace of Argentina sub, 12 days after it vanished
• PNG impacted community landowner groups sign agreement with ICTSI
• Korea’s Jin Air sees China demand rebounding
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