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[Title] => CAAP shouldn't punish Aviatours Flying School
[Summary] => Finally, the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) through Deputy Director John Andrews told a Congressional Oversight Committee on CAAP that there was no foul play in the crash that took the lives of DILG Sec. Jesse Robredo, Capt. Jessup Bahinting and his Nepalese co-pilot Kshitiz Chand.
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[Title] => Still no investigation of Comelec purchases
[Summary] => For our special presentation on our talk show Straight from the Sky, my TV crew and I went to the General Aviation for an inside look at the Aviatours.
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[Title] => Did Sec. Robredo really help Sen. Ping?
[Summary] => Task Force “Kalihim” has finally closed its search and rescue operations (it shifted gears last Monday to retrieval), which began last Saturday when DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo’s plane was reported missing and failed to make its emergency landing at the Masbate City Airport.
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[Title] => Zubiri's statement on deaths of Robredo, Bahinting
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[Title] => DILG Sec. Robredo recovered
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[Title] => Cebu to host int'l law competition
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[Title] => The 2004 Philippine Jessup Team: Future legal eagles soar
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There’s nothing more rewarding than earning the label "world champion," and nothing sweeter than winning it for the glory of your country. With the perfect blend of pride and humility, eight students from the Ateneo de Manila School of Law did both.
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February 21, 2011 - 12:00am
