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[Title] => Hijackers stay at Clark confirmed
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga Military officials are looking into the claims of at least five witnesses that two of the terrorists involved in the Sept. 11 attacks in the US frequently stayed at a Mabalacat resort from 1997 to 1999.
Armed Forces Northern Luzon Command (Nolcom) chief Maj. Gen.
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[Title] => Hijacker took flying lessons at Clark resort worker
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD Recognizing him from a newspaper photograph, a former chambermaid at a resort in Dau, Pampanga said yesterday one of the five hijackers of a commercial airline that was crashed into the World Trade Center in New York last Sept. 11, took lessons at a flying school in Pampanga in April 1999.
Mohamad Atta stayed at the 40-room Woodland Resort in Dau town while enrolled at the Aeroclub flying school in Mabalacat town two years ago, Victoria Brocoy told The STAR in an interview yesterday.
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Armed Forces Northern Luzon Command (Nolcom) chief Maj. Gen.
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Mohamad Atta stayed at the 40-room Woodland Resort in Dau town while enrolled at the Aeroclub flying school in Mabalacat town two years ago, Victoria Brocoy told The STAR in an interview yesterday.
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