+ Follow MS. CAMPBELL Tag
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[Title] => Naomi Campbell's driver regrets involving NYPD
[Summary] => The driver who accused supermodel Naomi Campbell of assaulting him said Thursday through his lawyer that he "got angry and overreacted" and regrets involving the police.
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"Reconciliation and unity" is indeed an excellent campaign theme for the administration in the coming elections. It is non-controversial and has a universal appeal especially during these times. No genuine opposition can dispute this call and still look convincing and credible. It seems however that while this appeal has been echoed and re-echoed by the administration even prior to this election, it has fallen on deaf ears.
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[Title] => Flyers distributed in Banaue for missing Peace Corps volunteer
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"Missing person" flyers have been distributed in Banaue, Ifugao as authorities intensified the search for 40-year-old Peace Corps volunteer Julia Campbell who went missing last week while on a vacation in the remote mountain enclave.
The flyers will help in the search operation, which also involves aerial checks by helicopters. US Peace Corps Director Ron Tschetter arrived in the country to help in the search. He is expected to travel today to Banaue.
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[Title] => Letter to the Editor - Sharing Ms. Campbell's views
[Summary] => Congratulations for putting in your headline the action of Ms. Carmen Campbell against those priests who use the pulpit to express their views about politics, etc, which has nothing to do with the word of God.
I share the views of Ms. Campbell that the pulpit or the church in general should not be used to espouse partisan politics and to criticize certain individuals.
Kudos to her for standing up and finally expressing her mind for and in our behalf.
To Ms. Carmen Campbell and to The Freeman, my family salutes you.
A. G. Cane
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MS. CAMPBELL
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The flyers will help in the search operation, which also involves aerial checks by helicopters. US Peace Corps Director Ron Tschetter arrived in the country to help in the search. He is expected to travel today to Banaue.
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I share the views of Ms. Campbell that the pulpit or the church in general should not be used to espouse partisan politics and to criticize certain individuals.
Kudos to her for standing up and finally expressing her mind for and in our behalf.
To Ms. Carmen Campbell and to The Freeman, my family salutes you.
A. G. Cane
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