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The "crude bombs," placed in three ice candy wrappers and with two protruding electrical wires, were found planted near the City Health Office (CHO) stockroom at about 10:57 a.m. yesterday. 


City Hall employees Rodolfo Balter and Artemio Santos, discovered the bombs near a window-type airconditioner.


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                    [Summary] => Just two days ago, ousted President Joseph Estrada admitted that he and his wife had a $3-million account at the Citibank Virramall Branch in Greenhills, San Juan. That is only in one bank. The people will have to wait and see how big his other accounts are in many other banks.


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Mandaluyong City Hall arson try foiled

February 23, 2002 - 12:00am

Police thwarted yesterday an attempt to set the Mandaluyong City Hall on fire following the recovery of three fire bombs in one of its offices. The "crude bombs," placed in three ice candy wrappers and...

Metro

Government Is Bankrupt: Its Coffers Are Empty - ROSES AND THORNS by Alejandro R. Roces

January 25, 2001 - 12:00am

Just two days ago, ousted President Joseph Estrada admitted that he and his wife had a $3-million account at the Citibank Virramall Branch in Greenhills, San Juan. That is only in one bank. The people will have to...

Opinion