+ Follow MARTIN AND GRACIA BURNHAM AND FILIPINO Tag
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[Title] => Abu Sayyaf arms cache found
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Government troops found a cache of ammunition and explosives believed to belong to the Abu Sayyaf in a shallow pit in a remote barangay in Basilan.
The soldiers dug up the buried ordnance last Thursday following a tip from residents.
Lt. Gen. Narciso Abaya, Armed Forces Southern Command chief, said the seizure of the ammunition and explosives is a big blow to the Abu Sayyaf.
The cache is believed to be intended for Abu Sayyaf holdouts in Basilan, he added.
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[Title] => US official lauds RP anti-terror campaign
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY – US Undersecretary of the Army Les Brownlee lauded the Philippine government yesterday for supporting the American-led international campaign against terrorism.
"Americans are very appreciative to the people... and the president of the Philippines for the support that your country is providing in the global war against terrorism," he said.
As undersecretary, Brownlee is responsible for training, supplying, equipping and overseeing the budget of the US army.
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[Title] => Reimbursement for Sayyaf?
[Summary] => Office of Muslim Affairs Executive Director Habib Mujahib Hassin favors the "reimbursement of expenses" to the Abu Sayyaf in exchange for the freedom of American missionary couple Martin and Gracia Burnham and Filipino nurse Deborah Yap.
"Payment of reimbursement may not be legally right but for the sake of the hostages, the government may consider such move," he said.
Hassin said reimbursement may be "a minimal amount of money," which the kidnappers might have shouldered in taking care of the three hostages.
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MARTIN AND GRACIA BURNHAM AND FILIPINO
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[Title] => Abu Sayyaf arms cache found
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Government troops found a cache of ammunition and explosives believed to belong to the Abu Sayyaf in a shallow pit in a remote barangay in Basilan.
The soldiers dug up the buried ordnance last Thursday following a tip from residents.
Lt. Gen. Narciso Abaya, Armed Forces Southern Command chief, said the seizure of the ammunition and explosives is a big blow to the Abu Sayyaf.
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[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY – US Undersecretary of the Army Les Brownlee lauded the Philippine government yesterday for supporting the American-led international campaign against terrorism.
"Americans are very appreciative to the people... and the president of the Philippines for the support that your country is providing in the global war against terrorism," he said.
As undersecretary, Brownlee is responsible for training, supplying, equipping and overseeing the budget of the US army.
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[Title] => Reimbursement for Sayyaf?
[Summary] => Office of Muslim Affairs Executive Director Habib Mujahib Hassin favors the "reimbursement of expenses" to the Abu Sayyaf in exchange for the freedom of American missionary couple Martin and Gracia Burnham and Filipino nurse Deborah Yap.
"Payment of reimbursement may not be legally right but for the sake of the hostages, the government may consider such move," he said.
Hassin said reimbursement may be "a minimal amount of money," which the kidnappers might have shouldered in taking care of the three hostages.
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