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                    [Title] => Mayweather granted promoter's license in Nevada
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Floyd Mayweather Jr. can now organize and market fights in Nevada all on his own.

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                    [Title] => Philly readies for unconfirmed pope visit in 2015
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Plans for a major Catholic gathering in Philadelphia next year are proceeding with the assumption Pope Francis will attend, though that hasn't been officially confirmed, church officials said Saturday.

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                    [Title] => RP, Australia eye pact on security
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Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople, who left Saturday for Canberra, will sign the agreement with his counterpart Alexander Downer tomorrow, the DFA said in a statement.


Under the agreement, the neighbors will boost cooperation in intelligence gathering, rescue operations and exchange of information, among other things. 


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                    [Title] => Mareng Winnie denied US visa
                    [Summary] => A broadcaster on the United States’ high-risk list?


Well, that is true of economist and television debate show host Solita "Winnie" Monsod, whose request for visa renewal has been "temporarily refused" by the US Embassy.


The reason given by the embassy: Monsod was included in the US State Department list of "high-risk" individuals.


The US Embassy refused to comment on the matter, saying individual visa applications were treated confidentially.


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                    [Title] => RP passes US-FAA surprise inspection
                    [Summary] => The Philippines passed a recent surprise inspection by agents of the United States’ Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) who boarded a US-bound Philippine Airlines plane, the Air Transportation Office (ATO) said yesterday.


"They are just checking at random if foreign airlines, especially those going to the US, are complying with the security standards. FAA is fielding its agents at random," ATO chief Adelberto Yap said.


The restrictions were imposed after three commercial planes were used in terrorist attacks in Washington and New York last Sept. 11.


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                    [Title] => ‘No Filipino casualties yet in US attack’
                    [Summary] => No Filipino expatriate in New York and Washington has been reported to be among the victims of Tuesday morning’s (Tuesday night in Manila) worst-ever terrorist attack in the United States, Philippine officials said yesterday.


"We were checking all the hospitals in Washington and New York. There were no Filipino casualties reported," Vice President and Foreign Affairs Secretary Teofisto Guingona Jr. told reporters.


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The reason given by the embassy: Monsod was included in the US State Department list of "high-risk" individuals.


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"They are just checking at random if foreign airlines, especially those going to the US, are complying with the security standards. FAA is fielding its agents at random," ATO chief Adelberto Yap said.


The restrictions were imposed after three commercial planes were used in terrorist attacks in Washington and New York last Sept. 11.


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"We were checking all the hospitals in Washington and New York. There were no Filipino casualties reported," Vice President and Foreign Affairs Secretary Teofisto Guingona Jr. told reporters.


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Mayweather granted promoter's license in Nevada

July 25, 2014 - 2:24pm

Floyd Mayweather Jr. can now organize and market fights in Nevada all on his own.

Sports

Philly readies for unconfirmed pope visit in 2015

By Kathy Matheson | January 27, 2014 - 2:06am

Plans for a major Catholic gathering in Philadelphia next year are proceeding with the assumption Pope Francis will attend, though that hasn't been officially confirmed, church officials said Saturday.

World

RP, Australia eye pact on security

March 3, 2003 - 12:00am

The Philippines and Australia are to sign this week a security cooperation agreement to jointly combat terrorism and allow joint military training exercises, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday....

Headlines

Mareng Winnie denied US visa

By Aurea Calica | October 24, 2002 - 12:00am

A broadcaster on the United States’ high-risk list? Well, that is true of economist and television debate show host Solita "Winnie" Monsod, whose request for visa renewal has been "temporarily...

Headlines

RP passes US-FAA surprise inspection

By Sheila Crisostomo | February 7, 2002 - 12:00am

The Philippines passed a recent surprise inspection by agents of the United States’ Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) who boarded a US-bound Philippine Airlines plane, the Air Transportation Office (ATO) said...

Headlines

‘No Filipino casualties yet in US attack’

September 13, 2001 - 12:00am

No Filipino expatriate in New York and Washington has been reported to be among the victims of Tuesday morning’s (Tuesday night in Manila) worst-ever terrorist attack in the United States, Philippine officials...

Headlines