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[Title] => Paz reminds police about internet café ordinance
[Summary] => Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Paz Radaza has told the police she doesn't want to hear again students skipping classes to spend time in internet cafés to play online games.
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[Title] => Stiffer penalties for gas short-sellers in QC
[Summary] => Amid the rising cost of petroleum products, the Quezon City government has passed a measure that would protect consumers from fraud and enable them to maximize the value of their money.
The Quezon City Council has passed on third deliberation Ordinance No. 1487, which imposes stiffer penalties for gas short-selling. This. it said, was to ensure protection for consumers of pump products and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).
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[Title] => Pasay public utility drivers warned
[Summary] => Public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers and barkers in Pasay beware: An ordinance that penalizes drivers of public utility vehicles and barkers using the city’s major thoroughfares for soliciting and unloading of passengers was approved by Pasay Mayor Wenceslao "Peewee" Trinidad yesterday.
Under Ordinance No. 3006, drivers of all public utility vehicles, public utility buses, taxicabs, mega taxis and other similar vehicles and barkers are prohibited from using major roads in the city as terminals for soliciting and unloading of passengers.
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The Quezon City Council has passed on third deliberation Ordinance No. 1487, which imposes stiffer penalties for gas short-selling. This. it said, was to ensure protection for consumers of pump products and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).
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Under Ordinance No. 3006, drivers of all public utility vehicles, public utility buses, taxicabs, mega taxis and other similar vehicles and barkers are prohibited from using major roads in the city as terminals for soliciting and unloading of passengers.
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August 31, 2001 - 12:00am
