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                    [Title] => Kalinga radiowoman gets death threats
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BAGUIO CITY — A female broadcaster of a government-run radio station in Kalinga is now fearing for her life as she has been getting threatening messages via her cellular phone. 


Hazel Gup-ay, 36, of Radyo ng Bayan dzRK in Tabuk, the capital town of Kalinga, said the text messages accused her of being biased in reporting the July 31 ambush of Bayan Muna provincial chairman Dr. Constancio Claver and his family. 


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                    [Title] => P40-M marijuana plants seized in Kalinga torched
                    [Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Anti-narcotics agents and policemen torched marijuana plants worth about P40 million seized from two plantations in Tinglayan, Kalinga this week.


During a two-day eradication operation, Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) agents and Kalinga policemen found a total of 7.4 hectares of marijuana plantations in Sitio Kasablutan, Barangay Loccong and Sitio Kaum-uma, Barangay Tulgao West, both in Tinglayan town.


Superintendent Danilo Flordeliza, PDEA regional director, said the haul reached a total of 200,000 fully grown marijuana plants. 


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                    [Title] => P40-M damo nasabat
                    [Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Tinatayang aabot sa P40-milyong marijuana ang nakumpiska ng mga operatiba ng Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) at pulis-Kalinga makaraang salakayin ang may 7.4 ektaryang plantasyon sa dalawang barangay sa bayan ng Tinglayan, Kalinga, kamakalawa.


Ayon kay P/Supt. Danilo Flordeliza, regional director ng PDEA-Cordillera, umabot sa dalawang araw na operasyon bago mapalis ang 200,000 puno ng marijuana sa bulubundukin ng Sitio Kasablutan sa Barangay Loccong at Sitio Kum-uma sa Barangy Tulgao West.


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                    [Title] => Kalinga villagers want 21st IB soldiers out
                    [Summary] => TABUK, Kalinga — Villagers in Lubuagan town in Kalinga want government soldiers out of their community due to alleged abuses. 


The residents of Tanglag have sought the help of Gov. Dominador Belac and the mayors of Pasil and Lubuagan towns to drive away the Alpha Company of the Army’s 21st Infantry Battalion which they alleged have committed human rights violations.


Last May 26, soldiers allegedly ransacked the house of a certain Benecio Nagoy in Sawili, Tanglag, carting away food supplies and other items. 


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                    [Title] => Kalinga governor cleared of graft
                    [Summary] => TABUK, Kalinga — The Sandiganbayan’s first division has cleared Kalinga Gov. Dominador Belac, along with three other provincial officials, of graft in a seven-year-old case stemming from the purchase of a Nissan Safari.


Former vice governor Jocel Baac accused Belac, provincial treasurer Juan Boguen, budget officer Noe Dannang and acting accountant Thomas Tubban of falsifying public documents to certify that funds were available for the purchase of the Nissan Safari for the governor’s use in 1998.


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                    [Title] => Lim warns grafters at DILG
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Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim warned officials and
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risk getting sacked.

 In  his first move against erring local officials, Lim suspended Kalinga Gov.
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falsified documents.

"Everybody must be treated equally because nobody is above the law," Lim told
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At his first press conference since assuming the top post at the Department of
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Hazel Gup-ay, 36, of Radyo ng Bayan dzRK in Tabuk, the capital town of Kalinga, said the text messages accused her of being biased in reporting the July 31 ambush of Bayan Muna provincial chairman Dr. Constancio Claver and his family. 


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During a two-day eradication operation, Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) agents and Kalinga policemen found a total of 7.4 hectares of marijuana plantations in Sitio Kasablutan, Barangay Loccong and Sitio Kaum-uma, Barangay Tulgao West, both in Tinglayan town.


Superintendent Danilo Flordeliza, PDEA regional director, said the haul reached a total of 200,000 fully grown marijuana plants. 


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                    [Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Tinatayang aabot sa P40-milyong marijuana ang nakumpiska ng mga operatiba ng Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) at pulis-Kalinga makaraang salakayin ang may 7.4 ektaryang plantasyon sa dalawang barangay sa bayan ng Tinglayan, Kalinga, kamakalawa.


Ayon kay P/Supt. Danilo Flordeliza, regional director ng PDEA-Cordillera, umabot sa dalawang araw na operasyon bago mapalis ang 200,000 puno ng marijuana sa bulubundukin ng Sitio Kasablutan sa Barangay Loccong at Sitio Kum-uma sa Barangy Tulgao West.


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The residents of Tanglag have sought the help of Gov. Dominador Belac and the mayors of Pasil and Lubuagan towns to drive away the Alpha Company of the Army’s 21st Infantry Battalion which they alleged have committed human rights violations.


Last May 26, soldiers allegedly ransacked the house of a certain Benecio Nagoy in Sawili, Tanglag, carting away food supplies and other items. 


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                    [Summary] => TABUK, Kalinga — The Sandiganbayan’s first division has cleared Kalinga Gov. Dominador Belac, along with three other provincial officials, of graft in a seven-year-old case stemming from the purchase of a Nissan Safari.


Former vice governor Jocel Baac accused Belac, provincial treasurer Juan Boguen, budget officer Noe Dannang and acting accountant Thomas Tubban of falsifying public documents to certify that funds were available for the purchase of the Nissan Safari for the governor’s use in 1998.


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Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim warned officials and
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risk getting sacked.

 In  his first move against erring local officials, Lim suspended Kalinga Gov.
Dominador Belac for six months for the purchase of a luxury vehicle using
falsified documents.

"Everybody must be treated equally because nobody is above the law," Lim told
reporters.

At his first press conference since assuming the top post at the Department of
the Interior and Local Government (DILG), Lim made it clear a
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Kalinga radiowoman gets death threats

By Artemio Dumlao | August 16, 2006 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — A female broadcaster of a government-run radio station in Kalinga is now fearing for her life as she has been getting threatening messages via her cellular phone. Hazel Gup-ay, 36, of...

Nation

P40-M marijuana plants seized in Kalinga torched

August 20, 2005 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — Anti-narcotics agents and policemen torched marijuana plants worth about P40 million seized from two plantations in Tinglayan, Kalinga this week. During a two-day eradication operation, Philippine...

Nation

P40-M damo nasabat

August 20, 2005 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — Tinatayang aabot sa P40-milyong marijuana ang nakumpiska ng mga operatiba ng Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) at pulis-Kalinga makaraang salakayin ang may 7.4 ektaryang plantasyon sa dalawang...

Probinsiya

Kalinga villagers want 21st IB soldiers out

By Artemio Dumlao | July 31, 2005 - 12:00am

TABUK, Kalinga — Villagers in Lubuagan town in Kalinga want government soldiers out of their community due to alleged abuses. The residents of Tanglag have sought the help of Gov. Dominador Belac and the mayors...

Nation

Kalinga governor cleared of graft

June 11, 2005 - 12:00am

TABUK, Kalinga — The Sandiganbayan’s first division has cleared Kalinga Gov. Dominador Belac, along with three other provincial officials, of graft in a seven-year-old case stemming from the purchase of...

Nation

Lim warns grafters at DILG

By Romel Bagares | January 14, 2000 - 12:00am

Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim warned officials and employees of his department yesterday to stay away from graft and corruption or risk getting sacked. In his first move against erring...

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