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JOLO, Sulu - The Muslim extremist group Abu Sayyaf has warned Roman Catholic
priests, nuns and other Christians in this island-province to renounce their
faith and convert to Islam or face a "holy war (jihad)," the provincial
police chief said yesterday. 

Superintendent Candido Casimiro said the Abu Sayyaf, accused of bombing and
kidnapping Christian targets in the past, has posted bills in churches, schools
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ZAMBOANGA CITY - Kidnappers of a Zamboanga del Sur gasoline station owner have
threatened to kill him if his family does not meet their ransom demand within
this month, the victim's wife said.

Mrs. Claribel Funda said the captors of her husband Ralph Funda, 54, led by a
certain Commander Rimaya, issued the warning in a Jan. 15 letter to them,
increasing the ransom from P1.5 million to P2.5 million.

"Kung hindi, maghanda na kayo ng kabaong para sa asawa mo (If you fail,
better prepare a coffin for your husband)," Mrs. Funda quoted the letter.  

Mrs.
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ZAMBOANGA CITY - Four armed men abducted a Filipino-Chinese businesswoman
around midnight Sunday in Barangay Tetuan here, fueling fears of a resurgence
in kidnapping in Western Mindanao.

Police identified the kidnap victim as Juanita Lee, 60, a resident of
Doña Maria Drive, Barangay Tetuan, and wife of the owner of the Nonita
Foundry Shop in Barangay Talon-talon in this city.

Lee's abduction came after suspected members of the Abu Sayyaf, a Muslim
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ZAMBOANGA CITY - Extremist Abu Sayyaf rebels struck again, abducting yesterday
a businessman in Jolo, Sulu, even as they still hold captive another trader
they snatched last November, the military said.  

Maj. Salih Indanan, spokesman of the Armed Forces' Southern Command, identified
the victim as Edwin Induso, 34, son of a storeowner in Jolo.

This developed as armed burglars snatched one Edwin Gumaway as they fled after
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threatened to kill him if his family does not meet their ransom demand within
this month, the victim's wife said.

Mrs. Claribel Funda said the captors of her husband Ralph Funda, 54, led by a
certain Commander Rimaya, issued the warning in a Jan. 15 letter to them,
increasing the ransom from P1.5 million to P2.5 million.

"Kung hindi, maghanda na kayo ng kabaong para sa asawa mo (If you fail,
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Maj. Salih Indanan, spokesman of the Armed Forces' Southern Command, identified
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Abu Sayyaf tells Sulu clergy: Convert to Islam or face

By Roel Pareño | February 29, 2000 - 12:00am

JOLO, Sulu - The Muslim extremist group Abu Sayyaf has warned Roman Catholic priests, nuns and other Christians in this island-province to renounce their faith and convert to Islam or face a "holy war (jihad),"...

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Kidnappers to trader's wife : `Give us P2.5 M or we'll kill him'

By Roel Pareño | January 25, 2000 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY - Kidnappers of a Zamboanga del Sur gasoline station owner have threatened to kill him if his family does not meet their ransom demand within this month, the victim's wife said. Mrs. Claribel...

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Businesswoman seized in Zambo

By Roel Pareño | January 11, 2000 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY - Four armed men abducted a Filipino-Chinese businesswoman around midnight Sunday in Barangay Tetuan here, fueling fears of a resurgence in kidnapping in Western Mindanao. Police identified the...

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Jolo trader abducted

By Roel Pareño | January 7, 2000 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY - Extremist Abu Sayyaf rebels struck again, abducting yesterday a businessman in Jolo, Sulu, even as they still hold captive another trader they snatched last November, the military said. Maj....

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