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August 2006

NPA planned attack foiled

By | Headlines, News

NATIVIDAD – A plan of the New People’s Army (NPA) to lay siege on the municipal hall and police station of Natividad was foiled Monday night by army soldiers and policemen. The plan was thwarted when the police led by Sr. Insp. Bernardo Aromin, chief of police, received an intelligence…

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NPA planned attack foiled

By August 27, 2006Headlines, News

Dagupan’s financial woes in ’05 traced

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By Analiza Leyba THE city of Dagupan retained only five per cent or P18,901,000  net income from its total income of P357,404,000  because of its huge expenses of P338,503,000 last year.       This was disclosed by City Budget Officer Ildefonso Calimlim in reaction to the published report of the Commission…

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Dagupan’s financial woes in ’05 traced

By August 27, 2006Headlines, News

Perez cites transparent judicious spending

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Behind Urdaneta City’s phenomenal rise to stardom in governance is a tested and proven public official who believes that adoption of full transparency and accountability as a policy is the key to good governance.  When informed of the Commission on Audit’s findings in 2005, City Mayor Amadeo Perez Jr. was…

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Perez cites transparent judicious spending

By August 27, 2006Headlines, News

Cendaña writes ’30’

By | News

FORMER Information Minister Gregorio Cendaña passed away Friday after he suffered a heart attack in their home in Manila. He was 67.       Cendaña, then the Information Minister of President Ferdinand Marcos and an elected assemblyman of Pangasinan, was a native of San Nicolas town. His family has yet to…

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Cendaña writes ’30’

By August 27, 2006News

BM seeks guidelines for vans for hire

By | Inside News, News

LINGAYEN – Public safety is at risk. This is the gist of the resolution filed by Sangguniang Panlalawigan Majority Floorleader John Agerico Rosario urging transportation government agencies to establish accreditation guidelines for private vans for hire in Pangasinan. Rosario noted an increasing number of private vans that double as public…

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BM seeks guidelines for vans for hire

By August 27, 2006Inside News, News

Lim, Japanese officials award houses, Aug. 30

By | Inside News, News

Dagupan City – Mayor Benjamin Lim and officials from Iwata City, Japan will award 32 more housing units to the family beneficiaries of the Gawad Kalinga-Bangusville housing project on August 30. Lim and the Japanese officials will turn over the symbolic keys to the indigent beneficiaries at the Gawad Kalinga…

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Lim, Japanese officials award houses, Aug. 30

By August 27, 2006Inside News, News

27 ‘flesh’ trade workers nabbed in Dagupan

By | Inside News, News

Amid reports of rising prostitution in Dagupan City, “Oplan Kalapati” was relaunched. The raids in three separate areas in the city resulted in the arrest of some 27 sex commercial workers and pimps. The two-day raids were conducted by a composite team from the Women and Children Complaints Desk (WCCD)…

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27 ‘flesh’ trade workers nabbed in Dagupan

By August 27, 2006Inside News, News