+ Follow JOSEPH MARANON Tag
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[Title] => Setbacks in Guimaras cleanup drive
[Summary] => It was a shocker and it must have set back the authorities’ plan to remove the oil debris from Guimaras using barges.
The problem started when the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) in Guimaras discovered that the licenses of the two officers of the tugboats that will tow the barges from Guimaras were fake.
"They admitted that they were procured from Claro M. Recto Avenue in Manila, the source of many fake documents, including scholastic records and official documents," said a PCG officer.
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[Title] => Oil spill probe simula ngayon
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Sisimulan ngayon ng joint Oversight committee on Clean Water Act ang imbestigasyon sa naganap na oil spill sa lalawigan ng Guimaras matapos lumubog ang isang oil tanker na naglalaman ng may 2 milyong litro ng langis ng Petron. Pangungunahan nina Sen. Pia Cayetano, chair ng Senate committee on environment and natural resources, at Manila Rep. Miles Roces, chairman ng House committee on environment, ang imbestigasyon sa oil spill sa Guimaras.
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[Title] => GMA urged to review CARP Law
[Summary] => Various labor organizations are asking President Arroyo for the immediate conduct of a comprehensive and serious review of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) and its implementation.
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => Church girds for ‘1017’ protest rally
[Summary] => Last week, except for the mini-rally staged by members of Negros mediamen there was hardly a ripple against Proclamation 1017, but the protest rally by about 100 mediamen at the Fountain of Justice in front of the city hall may have emboldened churchmen.
Yesterday, Bacolod Bishop Vicente Navarra issued a call to the Catholic faithful and other concerned citizens to join tomorrow’s protest action against Proclamation 1017 at the Bacolod Plaza.
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[Title] => A major first in rice smuggling
[Summary] => Most Filipinos already believe that smuggling cases brought to court or the government prosecutors end up with "areglo." In short, they don’t expect anything positive since rice smugglers are usually well-connected.
Negrenses, however, were in for a surprise. On Thursday, the Ombudsman Visayas dismissed 13 government officials for alleged involvement in the July 2001 rice smuggling case in Masao Port in Butuan City. That reminded them of a similar case in the Bacolod Reclamation Area a few years back, which was foiled by the 303rd Brigade.
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[Title] => 22 rescued, 10 still lost in sea mishap
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY — Rescuers have found 22 more survivors of a motor launch which, battered by huge waves spawned by typhoon "Weng," sank off Pala—wan last Sunday, leaving 10 more passengers still missing.
Earlier reports said five other passengers were rescued and that 34 others were missing.
Bernabe Ganancial, 71, owner of ill-fated M/L Susan, succumbed to heart failure while being escorted along with eight survivors to Culasi town in Antique.
Ganancial was suffering from asthma, according to his son-in-law Fred Fernandez.
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[Title] => Setbacks in Guimaras cleanup drive
[Summary] => It was a shocker and it must have set back the authorities’ plan to remove the oil debris from Guimaras using barges.
The problem started when the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) in Guimaras discovered that the licenses of the two officers of the tugboats that will tow the barges from Guimaras were fake.
"They admitted that they were procured from Claro M. Recto Avenue in Manila, the source of many fake documents, including scholastic records and official documents," said a PCG officer.
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[Title] => Oil spill probe simula ngayon
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Sisimulan ngayon ng joint Oversight committee on Clean Water Act ang imbestigasyon sa naganap na oil spill sa lalawigan ng Guimaras matapos lumubog ang isang oil tanker na naglalaman ng may 2 milyong litro ng langis ng Petron. Pangungunahan nina Sen. Pia Cayetano, chair ng Senate committee on environment and natural resources, at Manila Rep. Miles Roces, chairman ng House committee on environment, ang imbestigasyon sa oil spill sa Guimaras.
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[Title] => GMA urged to review CARP Law
[Summary] => Various labor organizations are asking President Arroyo for the immediate conduct of a comprehensive and serious review of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) and its implementation.
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[Title] => Church girds for ‘1017’ protest rally
[Summary] => Last week, except for the mini-rally staged by members of Negros mediamen there was hardly a ripple against Proclamation 1017, but the protest rally by about 100 mediamen at the Fountain of Justice in front of the city hall may have emboldened churchmen.
Yesterday, Bacolod Bishop Vicente Navarra issued a call to the Catholic faithful and other concerned citizens to join tomorrow’s protest action against Proclamation 1017 at the Bacolod Plaza.
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[Title] => A major first in rice smuggling
[Summary] => Most Filipinos already believe that smuggling cases brought to court or the government prosecutors end up with "areglo." In short, they don’t expect anything positive since rice smugglers are usually well-connected.
Negrenses, however, were in for a surprise. On Thursday, the Ombudsman Visayas dismissed 13 government officials for alleged involvement in the July 2001 rice smuggling case in Masao Port in Butuan City. That reminded them of a similar case in the Bacolod Reclamation Area a few years back, which was foiled by the 303rd Brigade.
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[Title] => 22 rescued, 10 still lost in sea mishap
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY — Rescuers have found 22 more survivors of a motor launch which, battered by huge waves spawned by typhoon "Weng," sank off Pala—wan last Sunday, leaving 10 more passengers still missing.
Earlier reports said five other passengers were rescued and that 34 others were missing.
Bernabe Ganancial, 71, owner of ill-fated M/L Susan, succumbed to heart failure while being escorted along with eight survivors to Culasi town in Antique.
Ganancial was suffering from asthma, according to his son-in-law Fred Fernandez.
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August 28, 2006 - 12:00am
