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                    [Title] => Rare date reading sells out lotto tickets
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Mere coincidence or a lucky sign?


A rare time and date sequence in yesterday’s lotto draw helped sell out the 1-2-3-4 digit combination of the lotto four-digit game.


At 2 minutes and 3 seconds past 1 a.m. yesterday, the number combination registered as 01:02:03/04-05-06, sending superstitious lotto players to betting stations nationwide to try their luck.


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                    [Title] => QC launches ‘Sagip Baga’
                    [Summary] => The Quezon City health department, in coordination with the Department of Health, USAID and the Philippine Tuberculosis Society, has launched the "Sagip Baga" project to provide medical assistance to patients affected by pulmonary tuberculosis in various barangays. 


Dr. Maria Paz Ugalde, city health officer, said the program is line with Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr.’s health agenda to ensure delivery of basic health services to city residents particularly the urban poor which constitutes almost half of the city’s 2.4 million population.


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Every year in December, the Philippine postal offices release thousands of Christmas stamps known as Christmas seals at the request of the Philippine Tuberculosis Society. Its objective: To educate citizens and finance the Society’s efforts in fighting tuberculosis or TB.


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Quiazon led the AHMOPI contingent during the observance of World TB Day held at the Philippine Tuberculosis Society grounds in Quezon City last Friday.


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                    [Title] => Manila Jockey Club posts P390-M income
                    [Summary] => After a number of years of operational losses, the Manila Jockey Club, Inc. (MJCI) underwent a dramatic turnaround last year as it posted P389.9 million in income from its gaming operations and real property development.


MJCI is diversifying into real estate development by redeveloping its 16-hectare San Lazaro property in Manila. Pursuant to MJCI’s business plans, the SM Group will construct a shopping mall occupying four hectares on said property. The remaining 12 hectares of the San Lazaro property will be developed into a mix-use commercial/residential area.


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Former Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) chairwoman Cecilia
Muñoz Palma asked the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee yesterday to expand
its investigation to include even the administration of her predecessor, Manuel
Morato.

At the Senate hearing yesterday, the former president of the 1986
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MJCI is diversifying into real estate development by redeveloping its 16-hectare San Lazaro property in Manila. Pursuant to MJCI’s business plans, the SM Group will construct a shopping mall occupying four hectares on said property. The remaining 12 hectares of the San Lazaro property will be developed into a mix-use commercial/residential area.


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At the Senate hearing yesterday, the former president of the 1986
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