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Scouting was an activity I truly enjoyed as a young boy.

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Thus said the state-run Clark Development Corp. (CDC), which announced yesterday that BAC-Nevada, a US-based company, will take over the full development of the mothballed 260-hectare True North Golf Course here with an initial investment of P4.84 billion in the next four years. 


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To ensure the protection of other minority shareholders of Sacobia and preserve whatever assets left of the company,  the group of Bitong has asked the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to look into the alleged mishandling of funds by management, headed by Reynaldo G. David, Jaime Koa, Donald Dee and Jose E.B. Antonio.


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