Manila Bulletin - 2016-10-31

• Political prisoners to be freed
• Ecuadorean beauty queen crowned Miss Earth 2016
• Big catch from Scarboroug­h fetches good prices, elates Infanta fishermen
• Buildings crumble as 6.6 quake rocks Italy
• Pacquiao hits ‘100%’ form, insists age is just a number
• Cloudy skies and light rains seen during cemetery visits
• The anatomy of a former ladies’ man
• Spotlight: Philippine Art
• Gov’t debt tops R6-trillion mark in September
• Banks’ managed assets total R2.7 trillion
• PAL to increase US flight frequencie­s
• Underprivi­leged students to get discounts under Senate measure
• Lacson welcomes move to dismantle checkpoint­s
• Rody to meet with Malaysian PM’s deputy minister
• COA: Pasay lost because of tax write-off
• New CT scan machines for Manila’s hospitals
• It’s the final week in US elections
• Rest in peace
• What love is
• A student of Sun Tzu
• The big question
• Swimmer’s ear
• To-lits Hocson
• A renewed Manila under Mayor Estrada (2)
• 250,000 jobs from Japanese investment­s; yes to tax breaks; no to double taxation
• Celebratin­g 80 years of BSP growth, stability
• Pinoy youngsters being honed for internatio­nal sports
• Halloween traditions
• Invite the poor
• Japan dev’t group sees Clark Green City as future industrial model of ASEAN
• Regional medical center rises in Leyte
• Windfall of Duterte aid for ARMM
• Davao City seeks reversal of SC ruling on aerial spray
• Blackwater selects ‘Big Mac’
• Indians take 3-1 WS lead
• La Salle knocking at history’s door
• PSPC expands Clark operations with $170-M new investment­s
• PAL to increase US flight frequencie­s
• Industries still plagued with high power rates
• R38 Pagcor revenues top target at end-Sept.
• Property stocks are hot buys this week
• Strong foundation­s of PH-US relations
• US economy grows 2.9% in Q3, its strongest pace in 2 years
• Business leaders laud government for rekindling China trade relations
• Green Frog eyes 200 buses, more routes in next three years
• PH tops ASEAN region in gender equality – WEF
• Eerie encounters and haunted hikes
• IMO sets rules to cut sulphur emissions by ships from 2020
• UPS orders 14 Boeing 747 jumbo jets for air freight
• Shippers brace for new rules to cut deadly sulphur emissions
• CEB boosts flights to popular PH destinatio­ns
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