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                    [Title] => What missile experts and politicos have in common
                    [Summary] => There’s too much smug sermonizing being directed against the ABS-CBN noontime show, "Wowowee", in the wake of the terrible ULTRA stampede in which 74 – mostly helpless women and children – were crushed to death and hundreds injured. The usual "cause-oriented" groups have pounced, for instance, on the show fostering a "mendicant" mentality, or its exploitation of the hunger of the poor for instant money and other grand prizes, etc.
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                    [Title] => From the Wowowee tragedy at Ultra to the Cabinet ‘shock’ and question mark
                    [Summary] => There will be finger-pointing like nobody’s business over the stampede that brought tragedy to the run-up to the popular "WOWOWEE" show – which was supposed to have been aired by ABS-CBN yesterday afternoon. As the newspaper and radio-TV reports have already said, scores of thousands were pushing to get into the Multipurpose Arena (capacity 17,000 persons) where the "show" was to be aired.

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