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Tuesday, October 07, 2003 (Philippines)
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| CHEAP JUSTICE. Closed courtrooms and empty hallways were a common sight at the Marcelo B. Fernan Palace of Justice in Cebu Monday. Judges in various parts of the country filed a mass leave to press for a salary increase and other benefits. FOTO BY AMPER CAMPAÑA |
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MANILA -- (Updated 10:55 a.m.) Three policemen and an Abu Sayyaf guerrilla were killed Tuesday at the end of a hostage crisis in the national police headquarters Camp Crame.
"Three policemen and the hostage taker were killed," said police chief investigator Eduardo Matillano, adding that three other officers were wounded in the three-hour hostage crisis.
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Justice grinds to a halt for one day
| MANILA -- The wheels of justice practically came to a halt Monday as some judges in the National Capital Region (NCR) and other parts of the country walked out of their salas and went on mass leave to press for a salary increase and other benefits. |
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No Pinoy taken in Sabah resort abduction
| MANILA -- Three Indonesians and three Malaysians, and not Filipinos, were taken from the tiny Borneo Paradise Resort along River Sabahan in the eastern Sabah state but their abductors may have come from the Philippines, a military official said Monday. |
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Glo aide on Lacson postponing expose: Thank God
| MANILA -- Malacañang heaved a sigh of relief after opposition Sen. Panfilo Lacson decided to postpone the delivery of the third part of his "Incredible Hulk" exposé against First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo. |
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