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NICK LEONZON

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Subic expansion plans loom

By Jason Gutierrez | June 2, 2003 - 12:00am

SUBIC FREEPORT (AFP) — When the last US naval ship sailed out of Subic Bay in 1992, so did the GI Joe-dollars that had fuelled the economy of surrounding towns for nearly half a century. Thousands of people...

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