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[Summary] => CLARK FIELD Recognizing him from a newspaper photograph, a former chambermaid at a resort in Dau, Pampanga said yesterday one of the five hijackers of a commercial airline that was crashed into the World Trade Center in New York last Sept. 11, took lessons at a flying school in Pampanga in April 1999.
Mohamad Atta stayed at the 40-room Woodland Resort in Dau town while enrolled at the Aeroclub flying school in Mabalacat town two years ago, Victoria Brocoy told The STAR in an interview yesterday.
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Mohamad Atta stayed at the 40-room Woodland Resort in Dau town while enrolled at the Aeroclub flying school in Mabalacat town two years ago, Victoria Brocoy told The STAR in an interview yesterday.
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By Ding Cervantes | September 28, 2001 - 12:00am
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