Dear Friends,
For the past years our Sison family has been spent organizing and coordinating a project. I am writing you now to solicit your help for this project. I hope you will think of me as being presumptuous for making this appeal.
This is an appeal for you to participate in the “LUIS V. ZIALCITA SISON SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION”… a project initiated by PAPA SITOS SISONS FRIENDS AND RELATIVES who is with God since 1994. At the recent get-together of our foundation, we decided to cover expenses of family life apostolate in the parishes of the Quezon City Diocese of Cubao and other schools as well. So far we have supported six scholars who have graduated and the two remaing are graduating. One scholar was in the top five of the Accounting board exam. Please issue a check payable to the Luis V. Z. Sison Scholarship Foundation and send them to me at no. 48 B. Gonzales st. Unit 4 Loyola Heights Quezon City 1108 Philippines. We thank all the patrons and donors who help us start the foundation and the officers and the board of trustees of the foundation
Adrian O. Sison
Board of Trustee member
Luis Victor zilcita Sison Scholarship Eoundation
attysison2020@yahoo.com
This is our way of contributing to the development of the future generation of Filipinos through education, specifically an education marked by the Miriam School charism and the family life apostolate in the parishes of the Diocese of Cubao in Quezon City. Blessed Marie Eugenie, Mother Foundress of the Assumption Sisters, ‘dreamt of a profound transformation of society by means of evangelization through education’ … [an education that] “allows the good in every person to break through the rock that imprisons it and bring it into the light where it can blossom and shed its radiance.”
All of the students are so poor they do not have money to buy their lunch, let alone buy snacks for their recess, books and tuition. Life for them is very hard.
With more money we can help students in other schools.
ADRIAN
0639178973231
To read the Vanity Fair article go to: http://www.vanityfair.com/pdf/pressroom/advance1.pdf
‘Deep Throat’ Reportedly Comes Forward
The Associated Press
Tuesday 31 May 2005
Former top official at FBI reportedly admits he was Deep Throat source that led to Nixon resignation.
A former FBI official claims he was “Deep Throat,” the long-anonymous source who leaked secrets about President Nixon’s Watergate coverup to The Washington Post, Vanity Fair reported Tuesday.
W. Mark Felt, 91, who was second-in-command at the FBI in the early 1970s, kept the secret even from his family until 2002, when he confided to a friend that he had been Post reporter Bob Woodward’s source, the magazine said.
“I’m the guy they used to call Deep Throat,” he told lawyer John D. O’Connor, the author of the Vanity Fair article, the magazine said in a news release.
Felt was initially adamant about remaining silent on the subject, thinking disclosures about his past somehow dishonorable.
“I don’t think (being Deep Throat) was anything to be proud of,” Felt indicated to his son, Mark Jr., at one point, according to the article. “You (should) not leak information to anyone.”
Felt is a retiree living in Santa Rosa, Calif., with his daughter, Joan, the magazine said. He could not immediately be reached for comment by The Associated Press. His family members disagreed with their father, feeling that he should receive accolades for his role in Watergate before his death.
The Washington Post had no immediate comment on the report.
O’Connor is a lawyer at the San Francisco firm Howard, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, Falk & Rabkin. A receptionist there said O’Connor was out of the office but confirmed he was the author of the Vanity Fair article.
The existence of Deep Throat, nicknamed for a popular porn movie of the early 1970s, was revealed in Woodward and Carl Bernstein’s best-selling book “All the President’s Men.” In the hit movie based on the book, Deep Throat was played by Hal Holbrook.
But his identity of the source whose disclosures helped bring down the Nixon presidency remained a mystery.
Among those named over the years as Deep Throat were Assistant Attorney General Henry Peterson, deputy White House counsel Fred Fielding, and even ABC newswoman Diane Sawyer, who then worked in the White House press office. Ron Zeigler, Nixon’s press secretary, White House aide Steven Bull, speechwriters Ray Price and Pat Buchanan, and John Dean, the White House counsel who warned Nixon of “a cancer growing on the presidency,” also were considered candidates.
And some theorized Deep Throat wasn’t a single source at all but a composite figure.
In 1999, Felt denied he was the man.
“I would have done better,” Felt told The Hartford Courant. “I would have been more effective. Deep Throat didn’t exactly bring the White House crashing down, did he?”
In 2003, Woodward and Bernstein reached an agreement to keep their Watergate papers at the University of Texas at Austin.
At the time, the pair said documents naming “Deep Throat” would be kept secure at an undisclosed location in Washington until the source’s death.
Will our president likewise fall who is the deep throat in her life. ask Mike D.
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