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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Friday, December 22, 2006 |
| Negros Oriental |
 Man
knifed dead by brother-in-lawCall
center accepting retirees TRANSCO
donates old posts to province Rotary
Club of Japan to fund in NegOr projects
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IN
MABINAY
Man knifed dead
by brother-in-law
MINOR ESCAPES ASSAILANT
BY RENE GENOVE
A 47-year-old man was hacked to death by his brother-in-law in his farmhouse last week in Sitio Nabaliwan, Barangay Samac, Mabinay, Oriental Negros.
The victim was identified as Olipio Amahit, married, farmer, of Sitio Balaon, Barangay Samac, Mabinay.
He was hacked by Rico Amahit, 37, single, of Barangay Samac, the investigation showed.
Investigation conducted by Mabinay police further disclosed
that the victim, with his eight-year-old son, was working in the farmhouse
when his brother-in-law, allegedly under the influence of intoxicating
liquor entered the farmhouse and hacked him several times, resulting
in his death. 
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Call
center accepting retirees A call center in Dumaguete City is encouraging retirees to work as part-time employees, its site manager Mel Montaņo said. He said TeleTech is now accepting retirees to work as part-timers at least 20 hours a week. There are at least 10 percent of 40-year-old and above applicants who were hired by the company. Montaņo said they found out that retirees are reliable, professional
and good examples for the younger employees. |
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TRANSCO
donates The Transmission Commission, formerly the National Power Corporation, donated Tuesday old electric posts to the provincial government to be used in making desk and school chairs, in Tandayag, Amlan, Oriental Negros. A ceremonial turnover attended by Gov. George Arnaiz was held at the TRANSCO site in Tandayag, Amlan where the timber are stored. Turned over were a total of 531 cross arms and 21 post all hard woods that are still in good condition. Arnaiz said the electric posts will be used for the on-going desk
making project of the province for the elementary and high schools.
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