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Friday, January 23, 2004 (Philippines)
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| "LAWLAW." He's on the top of the police list of suspected drug pushers in Cebu and in the region. Wilfredo "Lawlaw" Cabanit was arrested with allegedly at least 80 grams of shabu. "Lawlaw" ( left with Cebu City police chief Ezra Sandalo and Councilor Jack Jakosalem) disowned the drugs. (SUN.STAR FOTOS/RUEL ROSILLO) |
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MANILA -- Beleaguered National Archives Director Ricardo Manapat filed an indefinite leave of absence effective Thursday to allow the unrestricted conduct of investigation on the alleged fabrication of public documents in connection with the disqualification case against Fernando Poe Jr.
Malacañang, who seemed eager to get rid of Manapat, was quick to approve his leave despite the lack of an official request and immediately appointed a replacement.
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Busted phones, smelly CRs bug judges
| CEBU -- Hounded by problems on telephone lines that get disconnected every now and then, an erratic water supply system and comfort rooms that are too smelly for comfort, a court official wants to retain a portion of the filing fees to cover the court's day-to-day operations. |
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Ex-boxing champ banned from fishport
| GENERAL SANTOS -- The management of General Santos City Fish Port Complex banned former WBC junior lightweight champion Rolando Navarrete from entering the premises of the facility. |
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