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                    [Summary] => Caloocan City residents, who jampacked the spanking new session hall at the Legislative Building beside City Hall yesterday, stood up cheering as the City Council in session unanimously approved the establishment of "a university the people of the city can really call their own".


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                    [Title] => Bonifacio Monument’s big day
                    [Summary] => The city of Caloocan today, on the country’s 105th Independence Day, celebrates the formal unveiling of the venerable Bonifacio Monument as a national historical site, City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo announced yesterday.


It has been almost a year after the National Historical Institute (NHI) passed a resolution last August 2002 officially declaring the 45-foot Bonifacio Obelisk in Monumento, Caloocan City, a national landmark. The formal installation of a marker will be held during this day’s independence program.


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                    [Title] => Conversion of Caloocan market to courthouse illegal, says solon
                    [Summary] => Caloocan City Rep. Edgar  Erice yesterday threatened to throw the book and sue the city government over the planned conversion of a public market, or at least the second and third of its four floors, into a courthouse, something which the solon said was not in the original plan and in violation of the agreements it entered into with the lending institutions that financed the project.


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                    [Title] => Caloocan City eyes ‘warehouse’ task force
                    [Summary] => An inter-agency inspection task force (IATTF) tasked to run after warehouses and similar establishments suspected to be illegally operating in Caloocan City was proposed yesterday by the local fire office and is expected to be approved by City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo.


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                    [Title] => Caloocan solon scores Malonzo
                    [Summary] => Caloocan City Rep. Enrico Echiverri yesterday blasted City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo for allegedly engaging in cheap tactics to further his political ambitions.


"It is very unfortunate that he has allowed his thirst for power to thwart others from serving the public. It is in this light that I vehemently denounce Mayor Malonzo’s acts of harassment perpetrated against me and people supporting me in these public service initiatives (jobs fair and medical missions)," Echiverri said in an interview.


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                    [Title] => Reward up for missing SWAT dog
                    [Summary] => A reward awaits any person who finds and returns a bomb-sniffing Belgian Malinois to the Caloocan City Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT), which lost the dog a few days ago.


Jojo Rodis, a 10-year veteran in K-9 handling and owner-handler of "PO2 Sarah," a two year-old female Belgian and a mainstay of the SWAT bomb squad, said yesterday the dog was lost between 12:30 and 1:30 p.m. last Thursday after she strayed from his kennel in Bagumbong, Caloocan City.


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                    [Title] => Malonzo critic declared ‘city undesirable’
                    [Summary] => The Caloocan City Council, in a special session late Friday, passed a resolution declaring City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo’s former political ally and now most rabid critic Rep. Edgar Erice "persona non grata."


The unnumbered and undated two-page resolution was signed by Councilors Alex Aruelo, Gualberto Bacolod, Dennis Padilla, Henry Cammayo, Susan Punzalan, Melinda Mabagos, and Manny Rayos. They said Erice, a former councilor, deserved the label for his tirades against the Malonzo administration.


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                    [Title] => Erice, Malonzo officially part ways
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Neophyte Caloocan City Rep. Edgar Erice, officially cutting off his political ties with City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo, yesterday said he has submitted and declared his "irrevocable resignation" from the Lakas Party, where Malonzo is the local party chairman.


This developed as Malonzo two weeks ago sacked 42 of Erice’s staff and his four security aides in a move seen as "too early politics" because of party in-fighting. Erice vehemently opposed Malonzo’s alleged decision to field his wife as party candidate in the May 2004 mayoral race.


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                    [Title] => Transfer of Boni Shrine opposed
                    [Summary] => Caloocan Rep. Enrico Echeverrri has bared his opposition to the transfer of the 96-year-old Bonifacio Shrine in Monumento in the wake of a plan aired by City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo giving way to the expanded line of the Metro Railway Transit (MRT).


Echiverri, Malonzo’s former executive secretary and a long-time friend, said the historic shrine is probably the only historical landmark of which the city can boast.


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                    [Title] => Asistio scion convicted
                    [Summary] => The Caloocan City Regional Trial Court (RTC) has sentenced a son of former Caloocan Congressman Luis "Baby" Asistio to a maximum of four years and two months in jail for possession of illegal drugs.
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CITY MAYOR REYNALDO MALONZO

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It has been almost a year after the National Historical Institute (NHI) passed a resolution last August 2002 officially declaring the 45-foot Bonifacio Obelisk in Monumento, Caloocan City, a national landmark. The formal installation of a marker will be held during this day’s independence program.


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"It is very unfortunate that he has allowed his thirst for power to thwart others from serving the public. It is in this light that I vehemently denounce Mayor Malonzo’s acts of harassment perpetrated against me and people supporting me in these public service initiatives (jobs fair and medical missions)," Echiverri said in an interview.


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Jojo Rodis, a 10-year veteran in K-9 handling and owner-handler of "PO2 Sarah," a two year-old female Belgian and a mainstay of the SWAT bomb squad, said yesterday the dog was lost between 12:30 and 1:30 p.m. last Thursday after she strayed from his kennel in Bagumbong, Caloocan City.


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The unnumbered and undated two-page resolution was signed by Councilors Alex Aruelo, Gualberto Bacolod, Dennis Padilla, Henry Cammayo, Susan Punzalan, Melinda Mabagos, and Manny Rayos. They said Erice, a former councilor, deserved the label for his tirades against the Malonzo administration.


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This developed as Malonzo two weeks ago sacked 42 of Erice’s staff and his four security aides in a move seen as "too early politics" because of party in-fighting. Erice vehemently opposed Malonzo’s alleged decision to field his wife as party candidate in the May 2004 mayoral race.


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Echiverri, Malonzo’s former executive secretary and a long-time friend, said the historic shrine is probably the only historical landmark of which the city can boast.


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