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"We ask for more policemen to be assigned in business areas," said Victor Dy, former president of the local Lions Club and owner of National Bazaar.
Their clamor for stepped-up security came as Jacqui Rowena Tiu, daughter of a hardware store owner, was abducted by three armed men in Barangay Lingsat here last Thursday.
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"We ask for more policemen to be assigned in business areas," said Victor Dy, former president of the local Lions Club and owner of National Bazaar.
Their clamor for stepped-up security came as Jacqui Rowena Tiu, daughter of a hardware store owner, was abducted by three armed men in Barangay Lingsat here last Thursday.
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October 5, 2001 - 12:00am
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An apology should be given sincerely by the offending party and not demanded by the aggrieved, Malacañang said yesterday amid calls for Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan to apologize to Filipinos for his recent threatening remarks
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Saying President Marcos values honesty, competence and dedication to public service, Malacañang defended yesterday the appointment of Zofia Canlas as commissioner of the Presidential Commission for the Urban Poor amid criticism over her “lavish” trips abroad.
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While it respects the sentiments of some of the country’s officials over Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan’s “threatening” remarks, Malacañang maintained that President Marcos would not want any diplomat expelled.
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