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Thursday, July 17, 2003 (Philippines)
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| EARTHQUAKE survivor Lyndon Cawi leads the lighting of candles and offering of prayers at the shrine of The Brown Madonna to remember those who died in the killer earthquake that shook Baguio and its environs 13 years ago. With him is his father Miguel. Sun.Star Foto/Harley Palangchao |
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CEBU -- The Office of the Ombudsman-Visayas has dismissed two Bureau of Customs (BOC) officials and suspended another one from service for six months for allegedly demanding money from an importer.
Sources from within the anti-graft office said criminal charges are also being prepared against Ramon Anquilan, Francis Vic Alindogan and Jose Dayot. Both Anquilan and Alindogan were dismissed, while Dayot was suspended.
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2 drug suspects killed 'death squad-style'
| DAVAO -- Two more suspected drug pushers fell prey to the shadowy vigilante group stalking offenders in Davao City, as a group formed Wednesday to campaign against the summary executions said it believed the police know who the killers are. |
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Jailers of JI's al-Ghozi, Sayyafs charged
| MANILA -- Criminal charges were filed Wednesday in Quezon City against four policemen in connection with the July 14 escape of convicted terrorist Fathur Roman al-Ghozi and two Abu Sayyaf bandits, officials said. |
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Coop chief blames Capitol for funds loss
| GENERAL SANTOS -- Up to P46 million in government funds may have been lost in an anomaly that has rocked the Sarangani Provincial Government. |
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