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HONOLULU — Filipino community leaders here and the United States Secret Service are making preliminary plans for a visit to Hawaii by President Arroyo next month.
The President told Filipino community leaders in Manila last month that she plans to visit Hawaii in September to celebrate the centennial of Filipino immigration to the state, said Vergel Adonis, who was at the meeting at Malacañang on July 15.
US Secret Service Agent in Charge Al Joaquin said there are tentative plans for an Arroyo visit next month, but nothing has been confirmed.
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Filipino organizations nationwide are pushing for either state senator Ron Menor or Honolulu councilman Nestor Garcia to win the Democratic primary in Hawaii’s second district.
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WAIPAHU, Hawaii (AP) — Benjamin Saguibo credits his life’s accomplishments to his parents’ immigration from the Philippines to Hawaii in search of a better life.
He credits them for the 60-cents-an-hour wage he made pumping gas when he was 18, and for the $2.75 an hour he later got as a construction worker building military homes at Schofield Barracks.
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By Ernie D. Delfin
ORANGE COUNTY, California -- To be happy and fulfilled is everyone's dream. Not
all of us will get to fulfill that dream in our lifetime but each one of us has
a shot at making it come true. Like building a castle, getting there starts
with a solid foundation.
In this season of graduation here in the United States, we are focusing on the
challenges facing the young American-Filipino, you who will continue your
education in the University of Life.
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The President told Filipino community leaders in Manila last month that she plans to visit Hawaii in September to celebrate the centennial of Filipino immigration to the state, said Vergel Adonis, who was at the meeting at Malacañang on July 15.
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He credits them for the 60-cents-an-hour wage he made pumping gas when he was 18, and for the $2.75 an hour he later got as a construction worker building military homes at Schofield Barracks.
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ORANGE COUNTY, California -- To be happy and fulfilled is everyone's dream. Not
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a shot at making it come true. Like building a castle, getting there starts
with a solid foundation.
In this season of graduation here in the United States, we are focusing on the
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August 20, 2006 - 12:00am
