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[Title] => New party to challenge NPC in Tarlac
[Summary] => A new political party will challenge the Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC) in Tarlac.
[DatePublished] => 2015-09-02 10:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ding Cervantes
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[Title] => Jollibee school feeding program takes off in Tarlac
[Summary] => The Jollibee Group Foundation marked the nationwide start of its eighth annual Busog, Lusog, Talino (BLT) school feeding program for this school year with a ceremonial launch held at the Cojuangco Elementary School, Paniqui, Tarlac. Leading the school feeding were Sen. Grace Poe and Jollibee Group Foundation president Grace Tan Caktiong.
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[Title] => Paz sixth in world archery leg
[Summary] => Amaya Paz finished sixth overall in the women’s compound division of the just concluded Stage-One-Meteksan Archery World Cup 2007 at the Ulsan Munsu International Center in Ulsan, Korea.
Paz held on until the quarterfinals where she lost to Shabani Akram of Iran, 109-101.
In the qualifying round, Paz placed seventh with a score of 1334, way below her personal best of 1388. Teammate Jennifer Chan placed 11th overall and 10th in the qualifying.
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[Title] => Pinay archers cop bronze in World Cup
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The Philippines’ compound women’s archers made waves in the recent Meteksan Archery World Cup in Shanghai, China by winning the team bronze medal.
The RP squad of Amaya Paz, Jennifer Chan, Joann Tabanag and Abbigail Tindugan nipped Mexico in the bronze-medal match, 212-210.
Paz and company knocked out India, 217-216, in the quarterfinals but lost to the United States, 209-216, in the semis to set up the meeting with Mexico.
The Americans eventually took the silver after dropping a 218-224 decision to Russia in the finals.
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October 10, 2006 - 12:00am
