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                    [Title] => Abandonadong kampo ng Sayyaf nadiskubre
                    [Summary] => Nadiskubre ng tropa ng militar ang isang abandonadong kampo ng mga bandidong Abu Sayyaf  Group (ASG) subalit walang palatandaan ng dalawa pang sinasabing hostage kabilang ang black American na si Jeffrey Craig Edwards Schilling, habang nagsasagawa ng combat operation sa may bulubunduking lugar ng Talipao, Sulu, ayon sa ulat kahapon.


Sa report na nakarating sa Camp Aguinaldo kahapon, bandang alas-11:00 ng umaga ng matagpuan ng mga tauhan ng 1st Scout Ranger Battalion ang isang abandonadong kampo ng bandidong grupo.


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                    [Summary] => Schilling who? Only four months ago the full name of the American held hostage by the Muslim extremist group Abu Sayyaf came easily to mind. Now his abductors are practically begging the government to negotiate for the freedom of Jeffrey Craig Edwards Schilling, who has reportedly started coughing blood in the jungles of Sulu. In this period of national turbulence, however, even a hemorrhaging Schilling is unlikely to bring any government official to the negotiating table.  


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The threat was made over local radio by one Abu Cantada who had identified himself as a spokesman for the group responsible for the abduction last year of 21 mostly foreign tourists from Sipadan island in Malaysia.


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Sinabi ni AFP Chief of Staff Angelo Reyes na naganap ang unang pagsuko ng dalawang miyembro ng bandido dakong alas-6:30 ng umaga sa Camp Andres, Luuk, Sulu, kamakalawa.


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JEFFREY CRAIG EDWARDS SCHILLING

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Sa report na nakarating sa Camp Aguinaldo kahapon, bandang alas-11:00 ng umaga ng matagpuan ng mga tauhan ng 1st Scout Ranger Battalion ang isang abandonadong kampo ng bandidong grupo.


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Sinabi ni AFP Chief of Staff Angelo Reyes na naganap ang unang pagsuko ng dalawang miyembro ng bandido dakong alas-6:30 ng umaga sa Camp Andres, Luuk, Sulu, kamakalawa.


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EDITORIAL - Day of hope

April 15, 2001 - 12:00am

Good news came on Maundy Thursday, when most local media organizations were on a rare holiday. After several months and a change of administration, Jeffrey Craig Edwards Schilling was recovered by government troops...

Opinion

Abandonadong kampo ng Sayyaf nadiskubre

February 14, 2001 - 12:00am

Nadiskubre ng tropa ng militar ang isang abandonadong kampo ng mga bandidong Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) subalit walang palatandaan ng dalawa pang sinasabing hostage kabilang ang black American na si Jeffrey Craig Edwards...

Probinsiya

EDITORIAL - Still a threat

January 30, 2001 - 12:00am

Schilling who? Only four months ago the full name of the American held hostage by the Muslim extremist group Abu Sayyaf came easily to mind. Now his abductors are practically begging the government to negotiate for...

Opinion

Abu Sayyaf threatens to kill American hostage to prove he’s not ‘walk-in’

January 3, 2001 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY — Abu Sayyaf bandits threatened yesterday to kill Jeffrey Craig Edwards Schilling to show the world that the American is not a "walk-in hostage." The threat was made over local radio...

Headlines

5 tauhan ni Kumander Robot sumuko sa militar

October 10, 2000 - 12:00am

Limang miyembro ng mga bandidong Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) na pawang mga tauhan ni Ghalib Andang, alyas Kumander Robot ang sumuko sa pamahalaan bunga ng nararanasang matinding gutom kaugnay nang pinaigting na military...

Probinsiya