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                    [Title] => Surigao City folk welcome Barbers home
                    [Summary] => SURIGAO CITY — A hero’s welcome< greeted the arrival here of the remains of former senator Robert Barbers yesterday afternoon, with thousands of Surigaonons standing along the city streets despite the rain for a last glimpse of the man they described as a "great leader" whom they will surely miss.


Barbers’ remains, accompanied by his loyal friends and relatives, arrived on board a Philippine Air Force (PAF) C-130 cargo plane at 1:45 p.m. as hundreds of supporters waited in and outside the Surigao airport in Barangay Luna, four kilometers from the city.

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                    [Title] => A farewell to one of ‘Manila’s Finest,’ a solon who was proud to be a policeman
                    [Summary] => Former Senator Robert Z. Barbers died on Christmas Day – and his friends and admirers, like myself (indeed, he was in a way a "nephew" of mine) were well aware of the significance of his leaving this pale of ours on the feastday of the Christ Child, for throughout his life Bobby had been a devotee of the Sto. Niño – the Holy Infant of Prague. At the necrological Mass in the San Francisco chapel of the Santuario de San Antonio in Makati, there was, above Bobby’s coffin a little statue of the Infant Jesus, saluting, in police uniform.


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                    [Title] => ‘Mike’ to ‘Garci’ on tape: Let’s help Barbers
                    [Summary] => "Kung puede tulungan mo si Bobby Barbers... loyal sa atin si Bobby (If possible, let’s help Bobby Barbers, he’s loyal to us)."


This is the voice of a man in the "Hello, Garci" tapes who sounds like First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo. The person he is talking with is believed to be "missing" former election commissioner Virgilio Garcillano.


A 32-minute compact disc (CD) version of the tapes was played late Thursday night until early morning yesterday by five House committees inquiring into the recordings.


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                    [Title] => Barbers favored as Lakas VP bet
                    [Summary] => Sen. Robert Barbers appears to have the inside track to be named the vice-presidential candidate of the ruling Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats (Lakas-CMD) in the May elections.


Forty-eight administration, opposition and party-list legislators backed Barbers yesterday, citing him as the best bet for the second-highest post in the land to represent the people and interests of Mindanao. Barbers hails from Surigao del Norte.


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                    [Title] => Drugs and hypocrisy / Decide now, Ma’m
                    [Summary] => As I figured, the government’s "all-out" war against drugs would start with a big bang, end with a whimper, slink into a hole and blame somebody else. It’s actually buck-passing. The whole thing sucks and the whole thing sickens. Now the government line is like this: "We can’t go very far in our war against drugs. We find out the communist New People’s Army is heavily involved in the drug trade. Well, we all know they are terrorists, almost impossible to catch and arrest. They fight on the sly.
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                    [Title] => "Bakal sa bakal"
                    [Summary] => MAGANDANG LABAN ITO! DAIG ANG MUHAMMAD AT JOE FRAZIER FIGHT! THRILLA IN MANILA PART 2 BA?


Senator Robert Barbers, binabangga si Sen. Panfilo Lacson. Kanino ba kayo? Sa Pula o sa Puti? Sa Meron o sa Wala? Sa Dehado o sa Llamado? Droga ang pinag-uusapan. Durugan naman ng pangalan ang kahihinatnan. These two prominent and powerful gentlemen, Senators at that are placing their names and reputation on the line. TUMABI KA LANG AT BAKA IKAW AY MADALA SA LAKAS NG BAGYO!


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                    [Title] => Edu will quit the movies if... -  FUNFARE by Ricardo F. Lo
                    [Summary] => The road to political stardom is as rocky as, if not even more so than the shaky ladder to showbiz stardom.


Ask Makati Vice Mayor Edu Manzano who is now challenging Jojo Binay, one-time Makati Mayor and MMDA Chairman, for the premier city’s top post.


"It’s a case of David and Goliath," smiled Edu who got the highest number of votes among the vice-mayoralty candidates in Makati in 1998. "I am just a little fellow pitted against a giant. I am David."


Edu’s running-mate is Robert Dean Barbers, brother of Congressman Ace Barbers and son of Sen.
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BOBBY BARBERS

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Barbers’ remains, accompanied by his loyal friends and relatives, arrived on board a Philippine Air Force (PAF) C-130 cargo plane at 1:45 p.m. as hundreds of supporters waited in and outside the Surigao airport in Barangay Luna, four kilometers from the city.

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This is the voice of a man in the "Hello, Garci" tapes who sounds like First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo. The person he is talking with is believed to be "missing" former election commissioner Virgilio Garcillano.


A 32-minute compact disc (CD) version of the tapes was played late Thursday night until early morning yesterday by five House committees inquiring into the recordings.


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Senator Robert Barbers, binabangga si Sen. Panfilo Lacson. Kanino ba kayo? Sa Pula o sa Puti? Sa Meron o sa Wala? Sa Dehado o sa Llamado? Droga ang pinag-uusapan. Durugan naman ng pangalan ang kahihinatnan. These two prominent and powerful gentlemen, Senators at that are placing their names and reputation on the line. TUMABI KA LANG AT BAKA IKAW AY MADALA SA LAKAS NG BAGYO!


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                    [Summary] => The road to political stardom is as rocky as, if not even more so than the shaky ladder to showbiz stardom.


Ask Makati Vice Mayor Edu Manzano who is now challenging Jojo Binay, one-time Makati Mayor and MMDA Chairman, for the premier city’s top post.


"It’s a case of David and Goliath," smiled Edu who got the highest number of votes among the vice-mayoralty candidates in Makati in 1998. "I am just a little fellow pitted against a giant. I am David."


Edu’s running-mate is Robert Dean Barbers, brother of Congressman Ace Barbers and son of Sen.
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