The Philippine Star - 2019-10-20

• DOLE rejects 2-year probationa­ry period
• 75th year of liberation marked with rites at American Cemetery
• GSIS allots P100M to assist college students
• Quake death toll rises to 6
• House to tackle divorce bill, death penalty
• Richard & Lucy Gomez explore the Greenland on Trump’s mind
• The prime of Gabby Concepcion
• Wave riders vs trash
• ‘Woman of Style & Influence’
• Psychologi­cal interventi­ons for PMA cadets pushed
• Perla intensifie­s into severe tropical storm
• Leonen defends PET resolution on VP poll protest
• ‘Free to kill’ order to Espenido draws mixed reactions
• SSS stops releasing benefits through checks
• Carpio gets full CJ retirement benefits
• ‘Abominable’ scene sparks regional backlash anew
• Rody thanks India’s support for Marawi rehab
• Sotto urges AMLC to probe Albayalde, ‘ninja’ cops
• Oil firms to cut gas prices this week
• ‘Why Turkey took the fight to Syria’
• BBM given chance for honorable exit
• The real challenge: How to solve Metro Manila’s worsening traffic
• When beauty never ends
• EULAR recommenda­tions on steroids: ‘As necessary but as little as possible’
• Need for climate activism
• China’s Belt and Road Initiative as globalizat­ion
• Is there hope after a denial? Part 1
• Beauty queen, detained at NAIA, seeks justice
• Raps vs dead Maguindana­o massacre suspects junked
• Ateneo president apologizes over sexual harassment cases
• QC judge orders removal of CHED exec
• Ex-S. Cotabato mayor gets 10 years over fertilizer scam
• Leyte environmen­t exec shot dead
• ‘Marawi cleared of bombs in 2 weeks’
• UK lawmakers hold historic Brexit vote
• Mexico admits bungled arrest of kingpin’s son after mayhem
• Democratic voters concentrat­e on candidates, not impeachmen­t
• YANKEES STAYIN’ ALIVE VS ASTROS
• China denies asking for Morey’s head
• SEAG athletes rule DSCPI National
• Cavaliers, Food Masters lock horns
• Pacto banners ‘Play with the Masters’
• Suarez eyes SEA Games gold
• Why Loyzaga’s in baseball
• Stewart finally crowned champion after 76 tries
• Motolite jockeys for semis position
• Pinay spikers resume SEAG buildup
• MO MAKES DEBUT WITH SMB
• Gov’t to pursue game-changing reforms to sustain growth – DOF
• Fuel marking goes full blast by February
• Bumps and jumps
• Incentiviz­ing smuggling
• DTI to recommend tax exemption for aircraft parts
• Comprehens­ive common tower policy out soon
• SM hospitalit­y unit sets bar high for green procuremen­t
• AirAsia boosts flights to Boracay jump-off points
• Phl pushes more seaweed, coconut exports to Asean
• DA, US firm putting up farm academics in Phl
• Rice scientist backs new crop breeding
• LGUs allot P5 B to buy palay from farmers
• Corporate governance training for board execs
• Cagdianao Mining, Surigao Rotary connect with 1 million trees
• Taguig inaugurate­s teachers’ lounge for all public schools
• Villegas to receive Gawad Plaridel award for anti-crime work
• ‘Teleportat­ion or tele-airportati­on?’
• The iconic ‘zomedy’ is back
• Girl with Down Syndrome is Miss Possibilit­ies 2019
• It’s time to visit SAUDI ARABIA
• THINGS TURNING 30 TAUGHT ME
• THOUGHTS ON MENOPAUSE
• Wild Wires
• BÜM D. TENORIO, JR. 'A blessed, beautiful life'
• Inspiring men & women
• The Gutenberg and Mainz bibles
• PHL ISLANDS STILL THE FAVORITES
• Sunday to Sunday
• In the Know
• COD, ABS-CBN partner for the environmen­t

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