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                    [Title] => Hyatt Hotel’s new sales director
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Hyatt Hotel and Casino Manila has announced the appointment of Jane Paulino as director of sales and marketing.

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                    [Title] => One for King Bling
                    [Summary] => 
Our Motoring editor Dong Magsajo is waving goodbye in a couple of weeks, and it marks the end of the era of “King Bling” – a monicker he has gone by in the relatively small circle of automotive journalists.
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                    [Title] => JG Summit to shut down electronics subsidiary
                    [Summary] => The Gokongwei-owned JG Summit Holdings Inc. will close down its wholly-owned electronics manufacturing unit Cambridge Electronics Corp. (CEC) next month, a company official informed the Philippine Stock Exchange yesterday. 


JG Summit corporate secretary Emmanuel Rojas Jr. said the company’s board has authorized the cessation of CEC’s plant operations effective July 11. 


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                    [Title] => Manila Midtown Hotel to close down by end of May
                    [Summary] => The 581-room Manila Midtown Hotel, a landmark in the Ermita tourist area, will permanently close down by the end of this month due to its continued poor business performance.


In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Robinsons Land Corp., (RLC) assistant corporate secretary Rosalinda Rivera said the company’s board has "authorized the cessation of hotel operations of Manila Midtown Hotel effective May 31, 2003."


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                    [Title] => Peace advocates hopeful on results of Muslim leaders’ summit
                    [Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Peace advocates are optimistic that last week’s first-ever peace summit in Manila of Muslim leaders from all over Mindanao would prompt politicians and religious leaders in the South to unify, saying their differences have unduly stalled efforts to foster peace and sustainable development.


For local observers, the gathering, held at the Manila Midtown Hotel last April 23-24, provided a much-needed boost to the Mindanao peace process, which is seemingly stymied by lack of cooperation from some sectors, including some influential Muslim clans.


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                    [Title] => Shaded Glory: GMA dons glasses
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo may have had a little too much sun.


When Mrs. Arroyo arrived at the Manila Midtown Hotel yesterday wearing brown-tinted shades, many wondered if she had another photo session with Tattler magazine, which featured her last year with four of her Cabinet members as "Men in Black."


However, it turned out that she was sporting the shades due to an eye irritation she apparently developed a day after spending Sunday with her family, enjoying the sun and the water, at a resort in Palawan.


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                    [AuthorName] => Marichu A. Villanueva
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                    [Title] => Andrada, Philta prexy ulit
                    [Summary] => Samantala, muling nahalal sa pagka-pangulo ng Philippine Tennis Association si Col. Salvador Andrada makaraan ang isinagawang eleksiyon kahapon sa Manila Midtown Hotel.


Si Andrada ay nakakuha ng solidong 16-0 boto mula sa apat na Philta National Executive Committee at 12 mula sa regional vice president na nagbigay sa kanya ng panibagong apat na taong termino hanggang 2007.


Nag-abstained naman si Philta secretary general Atty. Juan Marfil, hindi naman sumipot si Region 7 vice-pres. Alfredo Ngo dahil sa personal na commitment.


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                    [Title] => Barangay leaders urged to vote in league polls
                    [Summary] => Manila Mayor Lito Atienza has urged the city’s barangay chairmen to participate in today’s election of officers of the Liga ng mga Barangay (League of Barangays), Manila chapter.


"I am asking our barangay chairmen to exercise their right to vote. Choose those whom you think can provide the best leadership," Atienza said.


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                    [Title] => PENELCO outstanding coop in the country
                    [Summary] => BALANGA CITY, Bataan — The Peninsula Electric Cooperative (PENELCO) has copped the most prestigious Vice President Emmanuel Pelaez Award for the most outstanding electric cooperatives in the country.


Engr. Loreto Marcelino, manager of PENELCO, said the award was given to the power firm for its exceptional operation and most vital contributions to the government’s vision of the socia-economic advancement of the nation during the celebration of National Electrification Administration’s (NEA) 33rd anniversary held at the Manila Midtown Hotel the other day.


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                    [Title] => Mindanao execs on ‘roadshow’ for budget hike
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Several Mindanao governors and mayors kicked off last week a "roadshow" to enlist the support of Cabinet officials for an increased budgetary allocation for the island.


Iligan City Mayor Franklin Quijano said the roadshow will culminate with the Mindanao Budget Summit on June 3 at the Manila Midtown Hotel with President Arroyo as guest.


Mindanao receives only at least 12 percent of the entire national budget in spite of its significant contribution to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). 


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MANILA MIDTOWN HOTEL

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                    [Title] => JG Summit to shut down electronics subsidiary
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JG Summit corporate secretary Emmanuel Rojas Jr. said the company’s board has authorized the cessation of CEC’s plant operations effective July 11. 


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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Robinsons Land Corp., (RLC) assistant corporate secretary Rosalinda Rivera said the company’s board has "authorized the cessation of hotel operations of Manila Midtown Hotel effective May 31, 2003."


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                    [Title] => Peace advocates hopeful on results of Muslim leaders’ summit
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For local observers, the gathering, held at the Manila Midtown Hotel last April 23-24, provided a much-needed boost to the Mindanao peace process, which is seemingly stymied by lack of cooperation from some sectors, including some influential Muslim clans.


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                    [Title] => Shaded Glory: GMA dons glasses
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However, it turned out that she was sporting the shades due to an eye irritation she apparently developed a day after spending Sunday with her family, enjoying the sun and the water, at a resort in Palawan.


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Si Andrada ay nakakuha ng solidong 16-0 boto mula sa apat na Philta National Executive Committee at 12 mula sa regional vice president na nagbigay sa kanya ng panibagong apat na taong termino hanggang 2007.


Nag-abstained naman si Philta secretary general Atty. Juan Marfil, hindi naman sumipot si Region 7 vice-pres. Alfredo Ngo dahil sa personal na commitment.


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                    [Title] => Barangay leaders urged to vote in league polls
                    [Summary] => Manila Mayor Lito Atienza has urged the city’s barangay chairmen to participate in today’s election of officers of the Liga ng mga Barangay (League of Barangays), Manila chapter.


"I am asking our barangay chairmen to exercise their right to vote. Choose those whom you think can provide the best leadership," Atienza said.


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                    [Title] => PENELCO outstanding coop in the country
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Engr. Loreto Marcelino, manager of PENELCO, said the award was given to the power firm for its exceptional operation and most vital contributions to the government’s vision of the socia-economic advancement of the nation during the celebration of National Electrification Administration’s (NEA) 33rd anniversary held at the Manila Midtown Hotel the other day.


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Iligan City Mayor Franklin Quijano said the roadshow will culminate with the Mindanao Budget Summit on June 3 at the Manila Midtown Hotel with President Arroyo as guest.


Mindanao receives only at least 12 percent of the entire national budget in spite of its significant contribution to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). 


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