Peace Corps Volunteer missing in Philippines The Philippine police and military are searching for Peace Corps Volunteer Julia Campbell missing since April 8 in a mountainous northern area about 160 miles north of Manila. Julia Campbell, 40, was last seen in the town of Banaue in Ifugao province, where she had planned to hike alone. The area is famed for its mountainside rice terraces and pine forests. The New People's Army also operates there. Related Stories: Volunteer Walter Poirier III has been missing in Bolivia since 2001. PCV Richard Starr was held hostage in Colombia over two years. More on Safety and Security.

• 2007.04.19: April 19, 2007: Headlines: COS - Philippines: Safety: Journalism: Crime: Editor and Publisher: Friends Hail Slain New York Journalist Thursday, April 19, 2007 - 1:37 pm [1]

• 2006.12.10: December 10, 2006: Headlines: COS - Philippines: Journalism: CNN: Philippines Peace Corps Volunteer Julia Campbell writes: Heartbreak, laughter merge for typhoon survivors Saturday, April 14, 2007 - 11:51 am [1]

• 2006.02.24: February 24, 2006: Headlines: COS - Philippines: Blogs - Philippines: Personal Web Site: Philippines Peace Corps Volunteer Julia writes: Going to the Prom  Tuesday, December 12, 2006 - 8:01 am [1]

• 1997.09.01: September 1, 1997: Headlines: COS - Philippines: Journalism: Columbia Journalism Review: Gabe Pressman, President of the New York Press Club, writes: The police manufactured a series of charges against Julia Campbell at Biggies Smalls funeral in 1997, including inciting to riot and pushing an officer  Saturday, April 14, 2007 - 12:18 pm [1]

• 1997.09.01: September 1, 1997: Headlines: COS - Philippines: Journalism: Columbia Journalism Review: Julia Campbell, a New York Times freelancer, was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct at rapper Biggie Smalls's tumultuous funeral on March 18, 1997  Saturday, April 14, 2007 - 3:31 pm [2]

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