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He was not only honored and respected by journalists in the capital. Max, too, was well-respected and his memories treasured by Negrenses, especially by Negros Occidental’s journalists.


That’s why news of his demise in Tokyo shocked many local fans as did most of local writers. Especially me, who used to be one of his contemporaries dating back to his youthful days until later, I joined The Philippine STAR with the late Louie Beltran that was when was transferred en masse from the Philippine Daily Inquirer. Also with us was George Juralbal.


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Negros mediamen grieve for Max

By THE SOUTHERN BEAT By Rolly Espina | November 28, 2006 - 12:00am

He was not only honored and respected by journalists in the capital. Max, too, was well-respected and his memories treasured by Negrenses, especially by Negros Occidental’s journalists. That’s...

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