Aquino pays price to end coup threat
In Baguio Philippines President Corazon Aquino asserts civilian control over the military at a Philippine Military Academy graduation. She pardons cadets from last summer’s uprising while analysts say her government has become coup proof as critics warn of moves to the right amid the ongoing insurgency.
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Smoker quits after divorce as court order ends
Elizabeth Roofeh 41 says she will quit smoking after an appeals court stayed a court order banning smoking around their children. Her husband Jahan shan sought the ban, claiming 12 years of smoking harmed their kids aged 6 7 and 9. She enrolled in an anti smoking clinic and cites coughing and stress in the dispute.
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Pepsi opens India market sparking cola clash and debate
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