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Randy Belonio was earlier meted capital punishment by Judge Roberto Chiongson of the regional trial court of Negros Occidental for killing Ramy Tamayo without any clear reason on Jan. 6, 2000. The SC also ordered Belonio to pay the Tamayo’s heirs P1.4 million in damages.


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Ito ay napatunayan sa kaso ni Randy Belonio matapos na katigan ng Korte Suprema ang naunang desisyon ng Negros Occidental Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 50 na parusang kamatayan dahilan sa kasong pagpatay.


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Cassava flour or powder is a good substitute for wheat flour, which is imported in big volume into the Philippines. At least 20 percent of our wheat import can be substituted by cassava flour according to a study made in Leyte State University.


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                    [Title] => Korean trader freed for 50 sacks of rice
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Yoon Jae-keon, 43, was released to government representatives with the help of emissaries from the separatist group Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).


He was later presented to President Arroyo who was coincidentally visiting Cotabato City yesterday.


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Yoon Jae-keon, 43, was released to government representatives with the help of emissaries from the separatist group Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).


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