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[Title] => Sportsman in action Oscar "Boying" Rodriguez, Jr. 'Silent, but efficient worker'
[Summary] => He has done so much for Cebu sports but self-effacing a person he is, he perfers to stay out of the limelight.
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[Title] => PSC: No amnesty for delinquent NSAs
[Summary] => Delinquent NSAs (national sports associations) seeking amnesty would have to plead their case to the Commission on Audit, not the Philippine Sports Commission.
Guillermo Iroy, the agency’s executive director, yesterday said NSAs must comply with the "no liquidation, no financial assistance policy" for them to get money.
"Only the COA can answer because there is no regulation providing for amnesty for unliquidated advances except a law punishing offenders," said Iroy.
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[Title] => PSC warns NSAs using new names
[Summary] => From now on, the Philippine Sports Commission will not approve, accept or honor changes in the names of the national sports associations receiving financial assistance from the government sports agency.
Commissioner Ritchie Garcia, who handles the NSA affairs for the PSC, yesterday said this is because some sports associations may be planning to change their names to clear themselves of their unliquidated cash advances with the PSC.
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[Title] => Delinquent NSAs giving PSC headache
[Summary] => The cash-strapped Philippine Sports Commission remains in a quandary on how to go after delinquent NSAs (national sports associations) which have continuously refused to heed calls to liquidate cash advances of P88 million.
"That’s one aspect we’re trying to work out," said Guillermo Iroy, PSC chair William "Butch" Ramirez’s executive director.
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[Title] => Lina umaasang malilinawan ang unliquidated accounts sa PSC
[Summary] => Umaasa si Integrated Cycling Federation of the Philippines (PhilCycling) president Bert Lina na malilinawan ang kanilang P6 milyong unliquidated cash advances sa Philippine Sports Commission (PSC).
Sa pahayag ni PSC Commissioner Richie Garcia, may P6 milyon pang unliquidated cash advances ang cycling federation sapul pa noong 2001.
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[Title] => 100 best to vie in Isabela tour
[Summary] => Sixty local riders were added to the competing roster for the three-day Tour of Isabela to reel off May 7 in connection with the province’s founding day festivities, increasing total participation to 100 cyclists.
Silvestre Bello II, former Secretary of Justice from Ilagan and the director general of the Isabela Day Organizing Committee, said the coming Tour will be in two categories, one for elite racers and the other for mountain bikers.
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[Title] => Tour organizers hit PACA move on sanction
[Summary] => Organizers of the Tour Pilipinas have wanted from day one to have the multi-stage race that starts in 18 days sanctioned but are being shoved to do otherwise by a cycling federation that does not appear to have already settled its internal row.
In fact, the Tour‚s management committee (MANCOM) led by chairman Bert Lina, organizer Lito Alvarez and executive director Mar Mendoza, has forwarded about a month ago a letter of request for sanction to the Philippine Amateur Cycling Association (PACA).
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[Title] => Organizers to pay taxes on Tour prizes
[Summary] => Beyond the commitment that puts the fabled Tour back on the road this summer is the Tour Pilipinas 2003 organizers’ acknowledgement of a social obligation by shouldering the withholding taxes on the cyclists’ prizes.
"We have an obligation to the government," said Tour Pilipinas 2003 chairman Bert Lina. "And this is our way of setting an example that all of us should become responsible taxpayers."
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[Title] => POC has say on cycling problem
[Summary] => A resolution to the crisis bugging the national sports association of cycling lies on the lap of the Philippine Olympic Committee and any local race that does not include foreign riders need not be sanctioned by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI).
And despite the irritation the failure of cycling leaders to settle the crisis brings, the good news is a UCI suspension of the Philippines could still be a year away, thanks to the world body’s rationality on the issue.
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[Title] => World body urges POC to untangle cycling row
[Summary] => The Union Cycliste Internationale, the world governing body for the sport, has finally stepped into the picture regarding the leadership dispute within the Philippine Amateur Cycling Association.
The UCI, through a letter signed by its president Hein Verbruggen, has refused to recognize neither Ponciano Regalado Jr. nor Antonio Cruz as head of the local cycling group who have both claimed to be the rightful head of the PACA.
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PHILIPPINE AMATEUR CYCLING ASSOCIATION
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[Title] => Sportsman in action Oscar "Boying" Rodriguez, Jr. 'Silent, but efficient worker'
[Summary] => He has done so much for Cebu sports but self-effacing a person he is, he perfers to stay out of the limelight.
[DatePublished] => 2012-03-08 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1096583
[AuthorName] => Caecent No-ot Magsumbol
[SectionName] => Freeman Cebu Sports
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[Title] => PSC: No amnesty for delinquent NSAs
[Summary] => Delinquent NSAs (national sports associations) seeking amnesty would have to plead their case to the Commission on Audit, not the Philippine Sports Commission.
Guillermo Iroy, the agency’s executive director, yesterday said NSAs must comply with the "no liquidation, no financial assistance policy" for them to get money.
"Only the COA can answer because there is no regulation providing for amnesty for unliquidated advances except a law punishing offenders," said Iroy.
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[Title] => PSC warns NSAs using new names
[Summary] => From now on, the Philippine Sports Commission will not approve, accept or honor changes in the names of the national sports associations receiving financial assistance from the government sports agency.
Commissioner Ritchie Garcia, who handles the NSA affairs for the PSC, yesterday said this is because some sports associations may be planning to change their names to clear themselves of their unliquidated cash advances with the PSC.
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[Title] => Delinquent NSAs giving PSC headache
[Summary] => The cash-strapped Philippine Sports Commission remains in a quandary on how to go after delinquent NSAs (national sports associations) which have continuously refused to heed calls to liquidate cash advances of P88 million.
"That’s one aspect we’re trying to work out," said Guillermo Iroy, PSC chair William "Butch" Ramirez’s executive director.
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[Title] => Lina umaasang malilinawan ang unliquidated accounts sa PSC
[Summary] => Umaasa si Integrated Cycling Federation of the Philippines (PhilCycling) president Bert Lina na malilinawan ang kanilang P6 milyong unliquidated cash advances sa Philippine Sports Commission (PSC).
Sa pahayag ni PSC Commissioner Richie Garcia, may P6 milyon pang unliquidated cash advances ang cycling federation sapul pa noong 2001.
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[Title] => 100 best to vie in Isabela tour
[Summary] => Sixty local riders were added to the competing roster for the three-day Tour of Isabela to reel off May 7 in connection with the province’s founding day festivities, increasing total participation to 100 cyclists.
Silvestre Bello II, former Secretary of Justice from Ilagan and the director general of the Isabela Day Organizing Committee, said the coming Tour will be in two categories, one for elite racers and the other for mountain bikers.
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[Title] => Tour organizers hit PACA move on sanction
[Summary] => Organizers of the Tour Pilipinas have wanted from day one to have the multi-stage race that starts in 18 days sanctioned but are being shoved to do otherwise by a cycling federation that does not appear to have already settled its internal row.
In fact, the Tour‚s management committee (MANCOM) led by chairman Bert Lina, organizer Lito Alvarez and executive director Mar Mendoza, has forwarded about a month ago a letter of request for sanction to the Philippine Amateur Cycling Association (PACA).
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[Title] => Organizers to pay taxes on Tour prizes
[Summary] => Beyond the commitment that puts the fabled Tour back on the road this summer is the Tour Pilipinas 2003 organizers’ acknowledgement of a social obligation by shouldering the withholding taxes on the cyclists’ prizes.
"We have an obligation to the government," said Tour Pilipinas 2003 chairman Bert Lina. "And this is our way of setting an example that all of us should become responsible taxpayers."
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[Title] => POC has say on cycling problem
[Summary] => A resolution to the crisis bugging the national sports association of cycling lies on the lap of the Philippine Olympic Committee and any local race that does not include foreign riders need not be sanctioned by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI).
And despite the irritation the failure of cycling leaders to settle the crisis brings, the good news is a UCI suspension of the Philippines could still be a year away, thanks to the world body’s rationality on the issue.
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[Title] => World body urges POC to untangle cycling row
[Summary] => The Union Cycliste Internationale, the world governing body for the sport, has finally stepped into the picture regarding the leadership dispute within the Philippine Amateur Cycling Association.
The UCI, through a letter signed by its president Hein Verbruggen, has refused to recognize neither Ponciano Regalado Jr. nor Antonio Cruz as head of the local cycling group who have both claimed to be the rightful head of the PACA.
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