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                    [Title] => PB dared to take stand on the Sugbuak issue
                    [Summary] => Governor Gwendolyn Garcia has dared the Provincial Board to take a stand on the proposed bills seeking to create three more provinces out of the existing province.


Although the governor yesterday said the Capitol legislators should be accorded the benefit of the doubt for deferring the passage of the proposed resolution that has sought PB's expression of "strong support" on the signature drive she launched to mount the strongest bid against the Sugbuak bills, she also pointed out the need for them to make up their minds now.


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                    [Title] => Regulations sought on "ukay-ukay" trade
                    [Summary] => A Provincial Board member has requested the mayors of component cities and municipalities of Cebu province to institute measures that will monitor and regulate all used clothing or "ukay-ukay" businesses in their respective municipalities.


PB member Jose Mari Gastardo in a resolution said Cebu is now known as the capital of the used clothing or ukay-ukay business.  He said a great number of Cebuanos have learned to patronize second-hand clothing which comes cheaper than new clothing.


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                    [Title] => Regulations sought on "ukay-ukay" trade
                    [Summary] => A Provincial Board member has requested the mayors of component cities and municipalities of Cebu province to institute measures that will monitor and regulate all used clothing or "ukay-ukay" businesses in their respective municipalities.


PB member Jose Mari Gastardo in a resolution said Cebu is now known as the capital of the used clothing or ukay-ukay business.  He said a great number of Cebuanos have learned to patronize second-hand clothing which comes cheaper than new clothing.


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                    [Title] => Lack of drug kits hamper arrests
                    [Summary] => Provincial policemen are hesitant to make drug arrests since they have to pay for the drug tests of their captives with their own money, says Naga police chief Renato Malazarte.


Malazarte said the regional crime laboratory is out of drug test kits and he had to spend P1,200 from his own pocket to pay for the drug tests of four suspects arrested last November 1.


Another police chief who requested anonymity also said they have no choice but to use their own money or ask their local government unit to pay for the drug tests.


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                    [Title] => Capitol employes to get love bonus
                    [Summary] => Capitol employees have something to be happy about these days. The much-awaited P3,000 love bonus is included in the approved first supplemental budget of the province.


However, not everything looks rosy. The Provincial Board approved the other day only about half of the proposed amount.


From P139,880,869.87, the board approved only P72,802,869.87, which was less than 50 percent.


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JOSE MARI GASTARDO

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Although the governor yesterday said the Capitol legislators should be accorded the benefit of the doubt for deferring the passage of the proposed resolution that has sought PB's expression of "strong support" on the signature drive she launched to mount the strongest bid against the Sugbuak bills, she also pointed out the need for them to make up their minds now.


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PB member Jose Mari Gastardo in a resolution said Cebu is now known as the capital of the used clothing or ukay-ukay business.  He said a great number of Cebuanos have learned to patronize second-hand clothing which comes cheaper than new clothing.


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                    [Title] => Lack of drug kits hamper arrests
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Malazarte said the regional crime laboratory is out of drug test kits and he had to spend P1,200 from his own pocket to pay for the drug tests of four suspects arrested last November 1.


Another police chief who requested anonymity also said they have no choice but to use their own money or ask their local government unit to pay for the drug tests.


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                    [Title] => Capitol employes to get love bonus
                    [Summary] => Capitol employees have something to be happy about these days. The much-awaited P3,000 love bonus is included in the approved first supplemental budget of the province.


However, not everything looks rosy. The Provincial Board approved the other day only about half of the proposed amount.


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PB dared to take stand on the Sugbuak issue

September 20, 2006 - 12:00am

Governor Gwendolyn Garcia has dared the Provincial Board to take a stand on the proposed bills seeking to create three more provinces out of the existing province. Although the governor yesterday said the Capitol...

Cebu News

Regulations sought on "ukay-ukay" trade

May 21, 2006 - 12:00am

A Provincial Board member has requested the mayors of component cities and municipalities of Cebu province to institute measures that will monitor and regulate all used clothing or "ukay-ukay" businesses in their...

Cebu News

Regulations sought on "ukay-ukay" trade

May 21, 2006 - 12:00am

A Provincial Board member has requested the mayors of component cities and municipalities of Cebu province to institute measures that will monitor and regulate all used clothing or "ukay-ukay" businesses in their...

Cebu News

Lack of drug kits hamper arrests

November 6, 2005 - 12:00am

Provincial policemen are hesitant to make drug arrests since they have to pay for the drug tests of their captives with their own money, says Naga police chief Renato Malazarte. Malazarte said the regional crime...

Cebu News

Capitol employes to get love bonus

By Ferliza C. Contratista | June 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Capitol employees have something to be happy about these days. The much-awaited P3,000 love bonus is included in the approved first supplemental budget of the province. However, not everything looks rosy. The Provincial...

Cebu News