+ Follow BUHAIN AND DAYRIT Tag
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[Title] => Oust-Buhain letter already in Palace
[Summary] => The petition paper had reached Malacañang even before the dialogue took place.
This POC president Celso Dayrit confirmed yesterday, saying he himself endorsed then forwarded the petition paper to the Palace last Friday in seeking the immediate ouster of PSC chairman Eric Buhain.
Dayrit bared this move a day after he attended a two-hour dialogue between Buhain and more than 20 NSA (National Sports Association) presidents, including those who wanted the PSC chairman out of office.
Buhain and Dayrit shook hands after the dialogue.
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[Title] => All’s well that ends well for PSC, NSAs
[Summary] => After a two-hour dialogue that revolved around persistent budgetary woes, the country’s top sports leaders yesterday agreed to set aside their differences and hopefully find a lasting solution to all the problems hounding Philippine sports.
Frank Elizalde, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) representative of the Philippines, capped the dialogue with an urgent call for all the leaders to work under a transparent situation, get on the same page and once and for all think extremely positive.
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[Title] => True picture
[Summary] => This writer was fortunate to have been part of a panel discussion on sports involving its highest authorities. The occasion was Sen. Loren Legarda’s radio program "Kabalikat" aired over DZMM. Guests included Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit, Philippine Sports Commission chairman Eric Buhain, and some national coaches headed for the Southeast Asian Games.
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[Title] => The end of what is
[Summary] => The Southeast Asian Games are painfully close, and this may be D-day for the highest authorities of sport in the Philippines. Given the likelihood of a poor performance, we may very well see a shake-up of the very foundations of the Philippine Sports Commission and Philippine Olympic Committee.
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[Title] => First Gent to tap private firms tomorrow
[Summary] => The First Gentleman Foundation, Inc. will hold the first-ever pledging session tomorrow to support the training of the country’s gold medal hopefuls in the forthcoming Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam.
The pledging session will be held starting at 11 a.m. at the Heroes Hall of Malacañang with officials of top corporations in attendance.
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[Title] => First Gent pledges P10-M for SEAG
[Summary] => The country’s preparations for the Vietnam SEA Games this December got a big boost yesterday after First Gentleman Mike Arroyo promised to allocate P10 million from his own funds to help the national athletes bound for the biennial competition.
Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit said the First Gentleman made the announcement during the Olympic Day Run along Roxas Blvd. where President Arroyo was special guest. It was the first time the First Couple graced the event.
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BUHAIN AND DAYRIT
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[Title] => Oust-Buhain letter already in Palace
[Summary] => The petition paper had reached Malacañang even before the dialogue took place.
This POC president Celso Dayrit confirmed yesterday, saying he himself endorsed then forwarded the petition paper to the Palace last Friday in seeking the immediate ouster of PSC chairman Eric Buhain.
Dayrit bared this move a day after he attended a two-hour dialogue between Buhain and more than 20 NSA (National Sports Association) presidents, including those who wanted the PSC chairman out of office.
Buhain and Dayrit shook hands after the dialogue.
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[Title] => All’s well that ends well for PSC, NSAs
[Summary] => After a two-hour dialogue that revolved around persistent budgetary woes, the country’s top sports leaders yesterday agreed to set aside their differences and hopefully find a lasting solution to all the problems hounding Philippine sports.
Frank Elizalde, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) representative of the Philippines, capped the dialogue with an urgent call for all the leaders to work under a transparent situation, get on the same page and once and for all think extremely positive.
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[Title] => The end of what is
[Summary] => The Southeast Asian Games are painfully close, and this may be D-day for the highest authorities of sport in the Philippines. Given the likelihood of a poor performance, we may very well see a shake-up of the very foundations of the Philippine Sports Commission and Philippine Olympic Committee.
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[Title] => First Gent to tap private firms tomorrow
[Summary] => The First Gentleman Foundation, Inc. will hold the first-ever pledging session tomorrow to support the training of the country’s gold medal hopefuls in the forthcoming Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam.
The pledging session will be held starting at 11 a.m. at the Heroes Hall of Malacañang with officials of top corporations in attendance.
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[Title] => First Gent pledges P10-M for SEAG
[Summary] => The country’s preparations for the Vietnam SEA Games this December got a big boost yesterday after First Gentleman Mike Arroyo promised to allocate P10 million from his own funds to help the national athletes bound for the biennial competition.
Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit said the First Gentleman made the announcement during the Olympic Day Run along Roxas Blvd. where President Arroyo was special guest. It was the first time the First Couple graced the event.
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August 14, 2003 - 12:00am
