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June 2009

Playing with Fire

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Pangasinan ‘history committee’ at work By Gonzalo Duque FRIDAY morning, we had an engaging exchange with Pangasinan historians and scholars who have been busy locating exactly the historic founding day, month and year of our beloved province of Pangasinan. We thank Gov. Amado Espino Jr., alyas Spines, for all this…

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Playing with Fire

By June 8, 2009Archives, Opinion

Viewpoints

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Zero moral authority By +Oscar V. Cruz D. D. If there is one very distinct socio-political liability now firmly appended to the present lead Malacanang resident, it is zero moral authority. And this is not in any way meant to offend the character concerned but merely to state the truth…

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Viewpoints

By June 8, 2009Archives, Opinion

Sports Eye

By | Opinion, Sports Eye

Gracias to my Mexican relatives and friends By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. KAPOLEI, HAWAII–After my stressful trips to Houston , Fort Worth-Dallas, McAllen in Texas, Los Angeles, and Santa Maria in California, I’m finally in Kapolei, the newest city of Hawaii for a one-week vacation. This is my fourth time…

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Sports Eye

Espino slams redistricting

By | Business, Headlines, Inside News, News

HB 4267 A GERRYMANDERING LINGAYEN–Governor Amado Espino Jr. has slammed the proposed redistricting of the province, saying House Bill 4267, which contains the move, is tinted with gerrymandering. The proposed law, authored jointly by Reps. Victor Agbayani of the second district and Rachel Arenas of the third district, is not…

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Espino slams redistricting

Agbayani defends HB 4267

By | Headlines, News

SECOND District Rep. Victor Agbayani said selfish political motives torpedoed and blocked the approval of House Bill 4267, containing a proposed redistricting of the province which he authored. “This would have been the proper time to do it,” Agbayani told Pangasinan newsmen after the Senate committee chaired by Senator Benigno…

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Agbayani defends HB 4267

By June 8, 2009Headlines, News

An old ordinance may settle boundary spats

By | Headlines, News

Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez said city council staff had unearthed an old ordinance passed by previous legislative council of Dagupan that can help settle boundary disputes between and among barangays. Fernandez earlier ordered her staff to conduct a research on archived ordinances even as the city council formed itself into…

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An old ordinance may settle boundary spats

By June 8, 2009Headlines, News

Rains worsen situation in Emong-hit areas

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BOLINAO–Classes went on as scheduled in areas devastated by Typhoon Emong, but students had to bear worse conditions as continuous rains last week poured down their makeshift school rooms, mainly tents or damaged classrooms covered with temporary roofing materials. Mayor Alfonso Celeste, who proposed to postpone the opening of classes…

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Rains worsen situation in Emong-hit areas

By June 8, 2009Headlines, News