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[Title] => Western Guaranty marks 50th year
[Summary] => Western Guaranty Corp. is commemorating its 50th year with renewed vigor and enthusiasm, aiming not only for more growth but to be more responsive to the needs of the Filipino people.
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[Title] => P2-M ransom paid for kidnapped Indian trader?
[Summary] => ILAGAN, Isabela — A young Indian businessman, who was abducted in Echague town earlier this week, was released by his kidnappers Friday morning after his family reportedly paid P2-million ransom.
The family and relatives of 26-year-old Martin Singh as well as members of the local Indian community, however, were silent on the ransom payment.
Reports said Singh’s kidnappers had initially demanded a ransom of P10 million.
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[Title] => 2 Army officers eyed in NV trader’s kidnap
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — An official of a remote Nueva Vizcaya town called on the police yesterday to look into the role of two men who claimed to be Army officers in last week’s abduction of a Chinese-Filipino businessman in Bagabag town.
The pick-up truck of the two men, who had reportedly introduced themselves as officers of the Army’s 5th Infantry Division based in Isabela, crashed into the roadside in Buaya, Diadi town while police were pursuing the kidnappers of businessman Lawrence Ang.
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[Title] => Abducted NV trader rescued
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — Police rescued a 70-year-old Chinese-Filipino businessman last Wednesday, seven hours after he was snatched by armed men near his residence in Bagabag town.
Chief Inspector Oller Molina, Bagabag police chief, said at least four men, brandishing Armalite rifles and caliber .45 pistols, seized businessman Lawrence Ang as he was alighting from his Hi-Lux Toyota pick-up at his Unioil refueling station in Barangay Quirino at about 9:30 p.m. the other day.
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The family and relatives of 26-year-old Martin Singh as well as members of the local Indian community, however, were silent on the ransom payment.
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The pick-up truck of the two men, who had reportedly introduced themselves as officers of the Army’s 5th Infantry Division based in Isabela, crashed into the roadside in Buaya, Diadi town while police were pursuing the kidnappers of businessman Lawrence Ang.
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Chief Inspector Oller Molina, Bagabag police chief, said at least four men, brandishing Armalite rifles and caliber .45 pistols, seized businessman Lawrence Ang as he was alighting from his Hi-Lux Toyota pick-up at his Unioil refueling station in Barangay Quirino at about 9:30 p.m. the other day.
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