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                    [Title] => Padilla leads RP shooters to SEA Games
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Despite his tight schedule as Spring Cooking Oil general manager, the 40-year-old Padilla still managed to easily surpass the standards set by the Philippine National Shooting Association in rapid fire, center fire and standard pistol to emerge as the country’s lone entry in these events.


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Through his lawyer former solicitor general Estelito Mendoza, Tan suggested the immediate pre-trial of the cases over his ownership of substantial shares in Allied Bank and Asia Brewery Inc., among his other companies.


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                    [Title] => Fortune belies DOF report on tax payments
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Reacting to the claim of the Department of Finance, Salvador M. Mison, president of Basic Holdings Corp., the holding company of Fortune Tobacco, said the published reports tend to project that the firm owes the government P27 billion in taxes.


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                    [Title] => Huwag mamangka sa dalawang ilog!
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                    [Title] => Efforts to link Lucio Tan to NAIA 3 an act of desperation, says Mison
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                    [Title] => Mison refutes Pimentel’s criticism of PNB bailout
                    [Summary] => Salvador M. Mison, president of Basic Holdings Corp., the holding company of the Lucio Tan Group of Companies, has taken strong exception to the dissenting opinion of Sen. Aquilino Pimentel Jr. on the bailout and reverse privatization of Philippine National Bank.


In a letter to Pimentel, Mison said it was unfair for the senator to blame PNB’s financial travails to supposed mismanagement under businessman Lucio Tan.


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Despite his tight schedule as Spring Cooking Oil general manager, the 40-year-old Padilla still managed to easily surpass the standards set by the Philippine National Shooting Association in rapid fire, center fire and standard pistol to emerge as the country’s lone entry in these events.


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