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Lapid Sr. was a horse-rig driver turned meat stall vendor in the Quinta Market. With his earnings, he sent all nine of his children through school.
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Array ( [results] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [ArticleID] => 215256 [Title] => The business that chicharon built [Summary] => Its hard to miss the Lapid Foods office along Concepcion Agila St. in the Quiapo district. Its the three-story concrete building that looks more at home in a subdivision than in a one-lane winding street lined with old wooden houses. At one side of an ample garage for 10 cards is a marker dedicated to the father of Lapid Foods proprietor, Jose Lapid, Jr.
Lapid Sr. was a horse-rig driver turned meat stall vendor in the Quinta Market. With his earnings, he sent all nine of his children through school.
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By Margaret Jao-Grey | July 28, 2003 - 12:00am
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