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[Title] => AFP sets aside sea row with China for plane search
[Summary] => The Philippine military is setting aside the country's territorial row with China as Manila assists in the search for the Malaysia Airlines plane that went missing as it flew from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
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[Title] => Bag-ong presidential transports ora-mismo
[Summary] => Panahon na gyud sigurong mamalit ang gobiyerno og modernong abyon alang sa pagbiyahe sa atong mga opisyales sama sa mga sakop sa kabinete sa si bisan kinsang molingkod nga presidente sa nasud.
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[Title] => P-Noy should give the judiciary its due!
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[Title] => Old habits never die
[Summary] => First of all, allow me to congratulate my good friend, Mr. Jose “Joe” Soberano, our incoming President of the Rotary Club of Cebu (Mother) who will be formally inducted tonight at the Marriott Hotel.
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[Title] => 'Focus on repair of C130s, not jet'
[Summary] => Malacañang has lost its sense of priority in purchasing an executive jet for the president, Sen. Rodolfo Biazon said yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2009-08-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => President’s F-28 jet back, good as new
[Summary] => The Philippines’ own version of the US president’s Air Force One arrived at Villamor Air Base in Pasay City yesterday from Singapore where it underwent major repairs.
Officials said the almost spanking new Fellowship is now ready to fly President Arroyo around the country and possibly the world.
The presidential jet, a Fokker F-28, arrived yesterday afternoon to a warm welcome from members of the Philippine Air Force (PAF) led by Lt. Gen. Nestor Santillan and members of the 250th Presidential Airlift Wing (PAW).
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[Title] => LIA faces charges of plane smuggling
[Summary] => Laoag International Airlines, whose old-model Fokker-27 plane crashed in Manila Bay last Nov. 11, is now facing charges of smuggling after the Bureau of Customs (BOC) confirmed LIA’s reported plane-smuggling activity.
In an eight-page report submitted to Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo last week, LIA was reported by Customs inspectors to have paid less than the required tariff for a Fokker plane marked L-410410 through misdeclaration.
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[Title] => It’s time to create a disaster probe body
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[Title] => AFP sets aside sea row with China for plane search
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[Title] => Bag-ong presidential transports ora-mismo
[Summary] => Panahon na gyud sigurong mamalit ang gobiyerno og modernong abyon alang sa pagbiyahe sa atong mga opisyales sama sa mga sakop sa kabinete sa si bisan kinsang molingkod nga presidente sa nasud.
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[Summary] => First of all, allow me to congratulate my good friend, Mr. Jose “Joe” Soberano, our incoming President of the Rotary Club of Cebu (Mother) who will be formally inducted tonight at the Marriott Hotel.
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[Title] => President’s F-28 jet back, good as new
[Summary] => The Philippines’ own version of the US president’s Air Force One arrived at Villamor Air Base in Pasay City yesterday from Singapore where it underwent major repairs.
Officials said the almost spanking new Fellowship is now ready to fly President Arroyo around the country and possibly the world.
The presidential jet, a Fokker F-28, arrived yesterday afternoon to a warm welcome from members of the Philippine Air Force (PAF) led by Lt. Gen. Nestor Santillan and members of the 250th Presidential Airlift Wing (PAW).
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In an eight-page report submitted to Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo last week, LIA was reported by Customs inspectors to have paid less than the required tariff for a Fokker plane marked L-410410 through misdeclaration.
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[Title] => It’s time to create a disaster probe body
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September 2, 2008 - 12:00am
