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[Title] => US immigration holds Loi at SFO
[Summary] => Sen. Luisa "Loi" Ejercito was detained by US immigration officials at the San Francisco International Airport in California on Sunday and questioned about the plunder charges against her husband, ousted President Joseph Estrada.
Senate President Franklin Drilon said yesterday that US Ambassador Francis Ricciardone had apologized for the incident over the telephone.
Ricciardone gave assurance that he would ask for a "full report from Washington" regarding the incident, Drilon said.
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[Title] => Jackie arrives from HK sans VIP treatment
[Summary] => No special treatment this time.
Airport authorities personally monitored the arrival Friday night of Jacqueline Ejercito-Lopez from Hong Kong only to find that the daughter of deposed President Joseph Estrada got no special treatment.
This, despite the fact that Jacqueline believes she is still a presidential daughter.
"Legally, my father is still the president," she told airport reporters.
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JACQUELINE EJERCITO-LOPEZ
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[Title] => US immigration holds Loi at SFO
[Summary] => Sen. Luisa "Loi" Ejercito was detained by US immigration officials at the San Francisco International Airport in California on Sunday and questioned about the plunder charges against her husband, ousted President Joseph Estrada.
Senate President Franklin Drilon said yesterday that US Ambassador Francis Ricciardone had apologized for the incident over the telephone.
Ricciardone gave assurance that he would ask for a "full report from Washington" regarding the incident, Drilon said.
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[Title] => Jackie arrives from HK sans VIP treatment
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Airport authorities personally monitored the arrival Friday night of Jacqueline Ejercito-Lopez from Hong Kong only to find that the daughter of deposed President Joseph Estrada got no special treatment.
This, despite the fact that Jacqueline believes she is still a presidential daughter.
"Legally, my father is still the president," she told airport reporters.
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February 25, 2001 - 12:00am
