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                    [Title] => Singapore Celebrates 36th National Day
                    [Summary] => Hundreds of well-wishers came to Mandarin Oriental’s Grand Ballroom to attend Singapore’s 36th National Day celebrations. Guests were welcomed by Singaporean Ambassador Jacky Foo and his wife Dr. Yu Sumian.


The evening’s program began with the playing of the national anthems of Singapore and the Philippines. Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Franklin Ebdalin delivered his congratulatory remarks on behalf of the Filipino community and capping the formal ceremonies was a toast between the two envoys participated in by Apostolic Nunciature Archbishop Antonio Franco.


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                    [Title] => Arroyo to Powell: Look who’s talking
                    [Summary] => Look before you talk.


President Arroyo brought up the1974 kidnapping of Patricia Hearst yesterday to hit back at the United States over its impatience with the Abu Sayyaf’s kidnapping of three Americans, saying it took US authorities one year and five months to rescue the newspaper heiress from her abductors.
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                    [Title] => AFP: Abu crippled in 2 months
                    [Summary] => The commander of the military unit that rescued American Jeffrey Schilling last April 12 has given his men two months to penetrate the Abu Sayyaf’s jungle hideout and "neutralize" the bandits.


Speaking at the Greenhills Walking Corp.’s weekly breakfast forum at Ristorante La Dolce Fonatana in San Juan yesterday, Col. Renato Miranda said the Abu Sayyaf is fast losing the support of the local population in Sulu.


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Singapore Celebrates 36th National Day

By Johnny Litton | September 15, 2001 - 12:00am

Hundreds of well-wishers came to Mandarin Oriental’s Grand Ballroom to attend Singapore’s 36th National Day celebrations. Guests were welcomed by Singaporean Ambassador Jacky Foo and his wife Dr. Yu Sumian. The...

Modern Living

Arroyo to Powell: Look who’s talking

August 3, 2001 - 12:00am

Look before you talk. President Arroyo brought up the1974 kidnapping of Patricia Hearst yesterday to hit back at the United States over its impatience with the Abu Sayyaf’s kidnapping of three Americans, saying...

News Commentary

AFP: Abu crippled in 2 months

April 19, 2001 - 12:00am

The commander of the military unit that rescued American Jeffrey Schilling last April 12 has given his men two months to penetrate the Abu Sayyaf’s jungle hideout and "neutralize" the bandits. Speaking...

Headlines