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[Title] => General's sons tried to retrieve $100,000
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[Title] => Terrorist attack feared after Jackson arrest
[Summary] => Police concerns that media-hungry terrorists would attack Michael Jackson's trial as a "soft target" led to a request for federal help, according to FBI files kept on the late pop star. The documents also show that the FBI helped facilitate interviews in the Philippines by California authorities investigating Jackson over allegations that he had sexually abused boys.
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[Title] => PASG joins probe of P120-million RP cigarettes smuggled into Ireland
[Summary] => The Presidential Anti Smuggling Group is closely working with the European Union (EU) authorities to expedite an investigation into P120 million cigarettes smuggled into Ireland.
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[Title] => AFP chief affirms guilty verdict on General Garcia
[Summary] => Armed Forces chief Gen. Generoso Senga upheld yesterday the guilty verdict on retired major general Carlos Garcia, who was convicted in December of massive corruption.
Senga’s decision will now be reviewed by a three-member board of the Judge Advocate General Office.
"The chief of staff will forward the decision to the (Armed Forces of the Philippines’) board of review, which in turn will forward the same to the President for final approval and execution," military spokesman Maj. Gen. Jose Angel Honrado told a press briefing.
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[Title] => Battling the Pirates
[Summary] => If Edu Manzano was a house, it would be a house noted for the diversity and variety of the rooms within, representative of the multi-faceted life he’s lived. What would be consistent is the dogged striving for excellence that would permeate each room, whether in form or in substance.
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[Title] => Good-bye, INS/ Hello, BCIS
[Summary] => As of March 1, 2003, the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) will cease to exist. In its place, there will be three separate (and newly-created) bureaus, which will be under the umbrella of the new Department of Homeland Security (DHS). These new agencies will not only take over various functions of INS, but will also include or combine functions of various other governmental agencies.
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[Title] => US port security tightened further
[Summary] => WASHINGTON — In a new move to combat terrorism, the United States will soon start to require shippers of cargo containers from all ports outside the US to provide US Customs with manifest information 24 hours before a container is loaded on board a vessel for shipment to the US.
"This will enable us to analyze the information and identify potential terrorist threats before the vessel sails, not after it arrives," said US Customs Commissioner Robert Bonner.
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[Title] => Amid news Bin Laden’s alive, Bush steps up terror drive
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"This was a productive week in the war against terror," Bush said in his weekly radio address. "Our war against terrorists and their supporters is advancing on all fronts."
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[Title] => NBI seizes bogus US treasury notes
[Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has dealt a major blow to a syndicate engaged in the manufacture of fake United States Federal Treasury notes with the seizure of 33 boxes of the bogus notes from a warehouse in Parañaque City last Friday.
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Senga’s decision will now be reviewed by a three-member board of the Judge Advocate General Office.
"The chief of staff will forward the decision to the (Armed Forces of the Philippines’) board of review, which in turn will forward the same to the President for final approval and execution," military spokesman Maj. Gen. Jose Angel Honrado told a press briefing.
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"This will enable us to analyze the information and identify potential terrorist threats before the vessel sails, not after it arrives," said US Customs Commissioner Robert Bonner.
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"This was a productive week in the war against terror," Bush said in his weekly radio address. "Our war against terrorists and their supporters is advancing on all fronts."
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