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[Summary] => A leukemia warrior, a great journalist and a good friend Ed Santoalla, writing for the ISLA/The Advocacy Channel, Inc., got noticed by my cyber pal David Murphy, M.D. who makes it a point to scan all Philippine major papers day by day from his base in America. Ed’s article was published on Monday, May 13, the same day that my own column titled "Good News" appeared in The STAR. "It seems that they launched Isla in December to spread good news, which they apparently call advocacy," said Dr. Murphy.
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[Title] => A town of long ago
[Summary] => Memories of Infanta in Quezon, the place where he grew up and probably spent the best years of his life, must keep coming back and forth to former Ambassador Rodolfo A. Arizala from Santiago, Chile, where he is currently based. This is the way with most Filipinos – sentimental and closely attached to kin, friends and places thousands of miles away from their land of birth.
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[Summary] => The testimony of Mary "Rosebud" Ong implicating so many police officers in the illicit drug trade should not make the police leadership rant and rave and spew fire against their once-upon-a-time undercover agent. Instead, it should prod them to take immediate steps to redeem their soiled image and regain the confidence of the public.
What the Philippine National Police top brass should realize is that the people’s perception of the police is very bad.
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What the Philippine National Police top brass should realize is that the people’s perception of the police is very bad.
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October 6, 2000 - 12:00am
