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In a letter to US President George Bush, Allen Hubbard, a relative of Maj. Harold Clark, urged the US government to address "this critically important environmental issue."


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These include the cleanup of reported toxic wastes in the former Clark Air base in Pampanga, the abandoned Amerasian children of US servicemen and the long-delayed benefits for Filipino veterans of World War II.


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Take responsibility for cleanup of toxic waste, US government urged

By Nikko Dizon | November 18, 2001 - 12:00am

The family of the World War I Army Air Corps flyer after whom the former US Clark Air Force Base in Pampanga was named, has joined the call for the United States to take responsibility for the cleanup of toxic wastes...

Nation

GMA vows to take up US toxic waste in RP with Bush

By Ding Cervantes | November 16, 2001 - 12:00am

President Arroyo will not skirt certain sensitive issues when she meets with US President George W. Bush next week. These include the cleanup of reported toxic wastes in the former Clark Air base in Pampanga, the...

Headlines