The World - News from March 6, 1985
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Philippine Labor Minister Blas Ople offered to resign from the Cabinet of President Ferdinand E. Marcos, one day after Marcos fired Foreign Minister Arturo Tolentino and rebuked Ople. In a letter, Marcos had demanded an explanation of remarks in which Ople charged that Philippine politics depends upon patronage. In a letter of reply offering to resign, Ople called for a “new discipline” in public administration to respond to “an era of crisis.”
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