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[Title] => Transport group to hold strike vs increased fines
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines -- A transport group said today it will plans to stage a strike if the government will not defer the implementation of the Department of Transportation and Communications’ (DOTC) order to raise the fines for traffic violations.
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[Title] => Ramirez, Villar set vital meet on PSC budget
[Summary] => The 2006 budget of the Philippine Sports Commission will be tackled and broken down in detail when PSC chairman Butch Ramirez sits down with Sen. Manny Villar on Jan. 17.
The meeting is expected to be very crucial considering that the PSC budget this year only needs Senate approval after getting the blessings from the lower House.
The budget department approved a measly budget of P27 million for the PSC this year. But Bacolod Rep. Monico Puentevella, a former PSC commissioner, said "this is not the way to treat sports."
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[Title] => PSC, GAB welcome lifestyle check
[Summary] => Philippine Sports Commission chairman Eric Buhain yesterday said he and his immediate staff will never run away from the lifestyle check being proposed by Bacolod Rep. Monico Puentevella, the former PSC commissioner and now chairman of the House committee on youth and sports.
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[Title] => Dayrit echoes PSC concern on athletes
[Summary] => Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit has urged the Philippine Sports Commission to make the training of the athletes preparing for this year’s Southeast Asian Games in Hanoi, Vietnam a top priority of the government agency.
"Considering that the PSC budget for this year has been cut by Congress, I think the PSC should prioritize its project," said Dayrit. "Our primary concern should be the training of athletes first before anything else because the Hanoi SEAG is just nine months away."
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The meeting is expected to be very crucial considering that the PSC budget this year only needs Senate approval after getting the blessings from the lower House.
The budget department approved a measly budget of P27 million for the PSC this year. But Bacolod Rep. Monico Puentevella, a former PSC commissioner, said "this is not the way to treat sports."
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"Considering that the PSC budget for this year has been cut by Congress, I think the PSC should prioritize its project," said Dayrit. "Our primary concern should be the training of athletes first before anything else because the Hanoi SEAG is just nine months away."
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