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Till the end Max V. Soliven was doing what he loved best: sniffing for news. On the eve of his death, The STAR’s publisher and chairman of the board filed a lengthy column as usual, about his observations in his trip to Japan. Earlier in the evening he called the office to ask about the latest events in the country.






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                    [Title] => Why the senators are angry
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* * *
                  In my church, most people clasp their hands when hearing Mass. Especially when the "sibut" is being passed around!
* * *
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                    [Title] => PAL inaugurates direct flight to Beijing
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Government, business and media luminaries packed the flag carrier’s inaugural flight, which took off from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport at around 7:30 a.m. 


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                    [Title] => GMA now media shy
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President Arroyo’s political woes seem to be forcing her to shy away from the media. Her last press conference with the Malacañang Press Corps was on July 27 but even that one has become controversial as it appeared staged-managed to most people. 


It was the height of the resignation calls against her over the "Hello Garci" recordings which allegedly proved that she cheated in the May 2004 polls.


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                    [Title] => PNP vows to intensify campaign vs unscrupulous men in uniform
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao vowed yesterday to intensify the campaign against unscrupulous men in uniform, particularly the so-called "kotong cops," following reports of numerous abuses.


"We cannot say the drive is entirely a failure or entirely successful. We are just looking for a strategic view," Lomibao said in reaction to the statement of Star publisher and chairman Max V. Soliven that the campaign against unscrupulous law enforcers has not been successful.


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                    [Title] => GMA to speak at special MOPC, Tuesday Club forum
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The forum will be held at 7:45 a.m. in the Ristorante La Dolce Fontana on Annapolis st., Greenhills, where the MOPC regularly meets weekly, but this time on Tuesday.


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                    [Title] => GMA major policy speech at MOPC
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                    [Title] => Soliven, Fernando lead inauguration of Meralco flyover
                    [Summary] => Philippine STAR publisher Max V. Soliven and Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Bayani Fernando are the guests of honor in the inauguration of the Meralco Avenue flyover today.


Fernando is the representative of President Arroyo while Soliven represents the business and media sector.


The flyover traverses the Meralco Avenue and Julia Vargas Avenue intersection.


In a phone interview, Fernando told The STAR that the flyover "reduces the number of vehicles on the ground level."


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                  In my church, most people clasp their hands when hearing Mass. Especially when the "sibut" is being passed around!
* * *
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It was the height of the resignation calls against her over the "Hello Garci" recordings which allegedly proved that she cheated in the May 2004 polls.


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"We cannot say the drive is entirely a failure or entirely successful. We are just looking for a strategic view," Lomibao said in reaction to the statement of Star publisher and chairman Max V. Soliven that the campaign against unscrupulous law enforcers has not been successful.


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Fernando is the representative of President Arroyo while Soliven represents the business and media sector.


The flyover traverses the Meralco Avenue and Julia Vargas Avenue intersection.


In a phone interview, Fernando told The STAR that the flyover "reduces the number of vehicles on the ground level."


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