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US Senate panel okays $19-M for Fil-Am vets

By Jose Katigbak | October 3, 2003 - 12:00am

STAR Washington Bureau WASHINGTON — Some 8,000 Filipino World War II veterans living in the United States moved a step closer to achieving parity with their GI counterparts when the Senate veterans affairs...

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