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Wednesday, January 18, 2006 (Philippines)
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| A mask-wearing Filipino military informer, who helped troops capture Abu Sayyaf militant Toting Hanno last year on Sacol island, receives over P5 million in bounty from a US government official at the Southern Command headquarters in Zamboanga City. (Sunnex photo/Al Jacinto) |
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MANILA -- The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Tuesday failed to serve warrants of arrest on four US servicemen accused of rape after the US Embassy in Manila denied the country's request for custody of the indicted American soldiers.
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Pinoy informer gets US$100,000 bounty in Zambo
| ZAMBOANGA CITY -- US Chargé d'Affaires Paul Jones on Tuesday rewarded a Filipino civilian with over $100,000 in bounty for helping the local military capture a wanted Abu Sayyaf militant implicated in the May 2001 kidnapping of four American citizens. |
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SEA Games Cebu committee flayed for audit, gripes
| CEBU CITY -- Mayor Tomas Osmeña also wants CebuSoc chairman Jonathan Guardo to account for the P10 million the local organizing committee got from Malacañang, aside from the close to P10 million from PhilSoc. |
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32 American soldiers join Balikatan in N. Cotabato
| DAVAO CITY -- Some 400 Filipino and American soldiers started their annual war games in North Cotabato Tuesday as part of counter-terrorism training aimed at helping Filipino troops hone their skills in the fight against al-Qaeda-linked terrorists. |
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