+ Follow BAMBANG MAYOR PEPITO BALGOS Tag
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[Title] => Vizcaya board, mayors differ on STL
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — The league of Nueva Vizcaya mayors and the provincial board have taken opposite views on the small town lottery (STL) of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO).
This, as the provincial board passed last Wednesday a resolution signed by six of its 13 members led by Patricio Dumlao, calling on President Arroyo to exempt this landlocked province from STL operations.
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[Title] => Vizcaya, Isabela officials support small-town lottery
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — Nueva Vizcaya and Isabela officials expressed support for the government-sanctioned small-town lottery (STL) in their respective provinces despite opposition to the numbers game elsewhere in the country.
In this landlocked province where jueteng could hardly thrive due to the local Church’s fierce opposition to it, the local mayors’ league endorsed yesterday the entry of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office-supervised lottery.
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[Title] => Division still mars Jane’s final moments
[Summary] => BAGABAG, Nueva Vizcaya — Even in her final moments yesterday, Jane Parangan-La Puebla, the Filipina maid who was murdered in Singapore, failed to reconcile her husband and mother.
There was La Puebla’s nine-year-old son, Clifford, standing between her husband, Cruzaldo, and mother, Paulina, in front of the altar when her remains received the last sacraments, with the two neither talking nor comforting each together.
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[Title] => Tense homecoming for Jane’s remains
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — After weeks of waiting, the remains of murdered Filipina maid Jane Parangan-La Puebla finally arrived home yesterday.
The homecoming was, however, touchy as her relatives could not agree on where to hold her wake.
Before dawn yesterday, relatives and neighbors sympathetic to La Puebla’s mother, Paulina, barricaded the national highway in Barangay Almaguer in Bambang town here where the convoy carrying her remains would pass through.
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BAMBANG MAYOR PEPITO BALGOS
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This, as the provincial board passed last Wednesday a resolution signed by six of its 13 members led by Patricio Dumlao, calling on President Arroyo to exempt this landlocked province from STL operations.
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[Title] => Vizcaya, Isabela officials support small-town lottery
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — Nueva Vizcaya and Isabela officials expressed support for the government-sanctioned small-town lottery (STL) in their respective provinces despite opposition to the numbers game elsewhere in the country.
In this landlocked province where jueteng could hardly thrive due to the local Church’s fierce opposition to it, the local mayors’ league endorsed yesterday the entry of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office-supervised lottery.
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[Title] => Division still mars Jane’s final moments
[Summary] => BAGABAG, Nueva Vizcaya — Even in her final moments yesterday, Jane Parangan-La Puebla, the Filipina maid who was murdered in Singapore, failed to reconcile her husband and mother.
There was La Puebla’s nine-year-old son, Clifford, standing between her husband, Cruzaldo, and mother, Paulina, in front of the altar when her remains received the last sacraments, with the two neither talking nor comforting each together.
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[Title] => Tense homecoming for Jane’s remains
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — After weeks of waiting, the remains of murdered Filipina maid Jane Parangan-La Puebla finally arrived home yesterday.
The homecoming was, however, touchy as her relatives could not agree on where to hold her wake.
Before dawn yesterday, relatives and neighbors sympathetic to La Puebla’s mother, Paulina, barricaded the national highway in Barangay Almaguer in Bambang town here where the convoy carrying her remains would pass through.
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