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[Title] => Japanese experts back real-time earthquake warning system
[Summary] => Japanese experts have stressed the importance of a well-coordinated, real-time public information system in saving thousands of lives in the event of a major earthquake, such as the one that may be brought about by a movement of the West Valley Fault traversing Metro Manila.
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[Title] => Juvic 5 shots off despite 66
[Summary] => Juvic Pagunsan, back in the hunt after a surprise pullout from the Solaire Open, went on a birdie-birdie finish to fire a five-under 66 and trail a hot-starting Masashi Ozaki by five in the first round of the Tsuruya Open at the par-71 Yamanohara Golf Club in Hyogo, Japan yesterday.
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[Title] => Que fires eagle-aided 68, trails leader by five
[Summary] => Filipino Angelo Que sizzled with a bogey-free, eagle-aided four-under par 68 yesterday to stay five strokes off the pace at the start of the rich Asia-Japan Okinawa Open golf tournament at the Southern Links Golf Club course in Japan.
Holding his own against a field teeming with talent, the 25-year-old power-hitting Que gunned down birdies on Nos. 7 and 9 then watched his approach shot at the par-4 No. 11 disappear into the cup for the eagle that spiked his round of 34-34.
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[Title] => Next world tourney could cost $4M
[Summary] => INDIANAPOLIS — Organizers took a bath in red ink as American fans showed an unsurprising disinterest in the 14th World Basketball Championships which averaged a live attendance of only 6,414 fans for 62 games in 11 days here.
A sellout of 17,079 fans was reported for the title game and the playoff for third at the Conseco Fieldhouse last Sunday. The US team, which lost to Spain in the fight for fifth spot the night before, didn’t play in either contest.
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Holding his own against a field teeming with talent, the 25-year-old power-hitting Que gunned down birdies on Nos. 7 and 9 then watched his approach shot at the par-4 No. 11 disappear into the cup for the eagle that spiked his round of 34-34.
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December 19, 2003 - 12:00am
