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[Title] => US inmate says he's too obese for execution
[Summary] => A condemned Ohio inmate who weighs at least 480 pounds (218 kilograms) wants his upcoming execution delayed, saying his weight could lead to a "torturous and lingering death."
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[Title] => US Embassy denies cut in RP aid
[Summary] => The US Embassy in Manila gave official assurances yesterday that the Philippines would continue to receive the full financial support from the administration of US President George W. Bush.
Ronald Post, public counsellor of the American Embassy vehemently denied reports that the Bush administration is set to cut the annual aid package allocated by the US to the Philippines for 2005-2006.
"That is not true. There’s no cut," Post told The Star.
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[Title] => US, Australia express dismay over escape of Al-Ghozi
[Summary] => The United States and Australia expressed dismay yesterday over the escape of a top Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) member from his Camp Crame jail and warned it could raise the level of terrorism in the region.
US Embassy counselor for public affairs Ronald Post and acting embassy spokesman Frank Jenista expressed concern over the jailbreak.
Post said the US State Department also reiterated the need to have the escapees recaptured and detained immediately.
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[Title] => Drilon’s treatment at SF airport ‘normal’ - US official
[Summary] => A United States Embassy official apologized yesterday for the "inconvenience" reportedly caused by security personnel at the San Francisco airport on Senate President Franklin Drilon, but explained that it was a "normal procedure" applied on all departing passengers.
"I’m sorry the senator was inconvenienced, but security measures are random and anyone who comes to the US could be subject to them," said US Embassy public affairs chief Ronald Post.
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[Title] => Sen. Drilon, binastos sa airport
[Summary] => Kahihiyan ang inabot ni Senate President Franklin Drilon dahil sa umano’y pambabastos na inabot niya sa airport sa Estados Unidos nang paghubarin siya ng sapatos.
Pauwi na mula sa San Francisco nang harangin ng isang screener na Fil-Am si Drilon. Nagpakilala itong presidente ng Senado sa Pilipinas at ikatlong pinakamataas na tao sa bansa pero pinaghubad pa rin siya ng sapatos.
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RONALD POST
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Ronald Post, public counsellor of the American Embassy vehemently denied reports that the Bush administration is set to cut the annual aid package allocated by the US to the Philippines for 2005-2006.
"That is not true. There’s no cut," Post told The Star.
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US Embassy counselor for public affairs Ronald Post and acting embassy spokesman Frank Jenista expressed concern over the jailbreak.
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"I’m sorry the senator was inconvenienced, but security measures are random and anyone who comes to the US could be subject to them," said US Embassy public affairs chief Ronald Post.
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[Title] => Sen. Drilon, binastos sa airport
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Pauwi na mula sa San Francisco nang harangin ng isang screener na Fil-Am si Drilon. Nagpakilala itong presidente ng Senado sa Pilipinas at ikatlong pinakamataas na tao sa bansa pero pinaghubad pa rin siya ng sapatos.
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September 18, 2012 - 2:35pm
September 4, 2002 - 12:00am
