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WASHINGTON — Ambassador to the United States Willy Gaa has conveyed his condolences on behalf of President Arroyo and the Filipino people to Mrs. Betty Ford and her four children during a meeting requested by Mrs. Ford.


The embassy in Washington said Gaa met last Monday at the Blair House with the wife of former US president Gerald Ford, who died last Dec. 26 at the age of 93.


Mrs. Ford has fond memories of the Philippines. In December 1975, she accompanied her husband during his state visit to Manila.


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In this corner a few days ago, I made the sarcastic remark that while wearing his unbuttoned Marine "colonel" uniform over a red shirt, Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay – being a few inches shorter than Napoleon Bonaparte, I might add – looked more like a Boy Scout, but "he’s no Boy Scout."


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In this corner a few days ago, I made the sarcastic remark that while wearing his unbuttoned Marine "colonel" uniform over a red shirt, Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay – being a few inches shorter than Napoleon Bonaparte, I might add – looked more like a Boy Scout, but "he’s no Boy Scout."


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                    [Title] => The violent Nicanor Reyes clash was just what they wanted
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It didn’t matter, naturally, that as many cops were injured as "rioters". The anti-GMA marchers got the TV footage and international publicity they needed to project themselves as "martyrs" in the freedom fight.


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                    [Title] => Hell in Paradise
                    [Summary] => Puerto Rico:  Puerto Rico has many similarities to the Philippines. The big difference though is that Puerto Rico is politically stable. It is Paradise without too much politics perhaps because it is a United States Protectorate. Our world meeting was held at the El Conquistador Resort Hotel, about an hour’s drive from the capital city of San Juan.


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                    [Title] => Any government behind barbed wire sends the signal it’s under siege
                    [Summary] => The police deployed  60 cops in full battle gear  on Perea street in Makati yesterday to guard the LTA building against attack on the basis of a report that militant groups were planning a rally to denounce the "Jose Pidal" scandal, or whatever.


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BLAIR HOUSE

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The embassy in Washington said Gaa met last Monday at the Blair House with the wife of former US president Gerald Ford, who died last Dec. 26 at the age of 93.


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