+ Follow BAYAMBANG MAYOR LEOCADIO Tag
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[Title] => Transport exec’s killing still baffles kin
[Summary] => BAYAMBANG, Pangasinan — Mystery still shrouds the killing of the vice president of the Cubao-Pangasinan FX Drivers’ Association whose body was found dumped in a 30-foot deep ravine in San Mateo, Rizal last Thursday night.
Andres Cayabyab, younger brother of the victim, Joselito Cayabyab, 40, told reporters here Saturday that the killing still baffles them.
The two brothers live in a duplex-type house on M. H. del Pilar street here.
Andres said he does not know of any personal enemy of his brother.
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[Title] => Arenas’ daughter bares plan to run for Congress
[Summary] => CALASIAO, Pangasinan — Amid the cold winds of December, the political pot is beginning to brew in the third district of this province as a young Harvard University-educated woman announced her intent to join the congressional race in 2007.
As Rachel Arenas, 29-year-old daughter of philanthropist Rose Marie "Baby" Arenas, put it, she is entering politics "to fulfill a promise" to Pangasinenses.
[DatePublished] => 2005-12-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => P’sinan execs crack down on ‘ameneng’
[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — The provincial government, the religious sector and other local officials have joined hands against the proliferation of ameneng, considered a poor man’s slot machine which is now becoming a popular pastime for Pangasinenses.
Antonio Villar Jr., former mayor of Sto. Tomas town and now undersecretary for local governance under the Office of the President, told The STAR that "ameneng is worse than jueteng" because it victimizes children.
[DatePublished] => 2005-12-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Ex-P’sinan mayor named Palace local gov’t adviser
[Summary] => STO. TOMAS, Pangasinan — President Arroyo has appointed a former mayor of this town, considered a kingmaker in the province and who became known nationwide for giving "zero vote" to the late actor-turned-presidential bet Fernando Poe Jr., as presidential assistant for local government (public order and safety).
Former Sto. Tomas mayor Antonio "Bebot" Villar Jr. got the post just a few months after he resigned as assistant secretary of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC).
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[Title] => P’sinan mayor facing rape raps gets support from pals
[Summary] => CALASIAO, Pangasinan — Pangasinan mayors have thrown their support behind a colleague who, along with six policemen, has been accused of sexually abusing a guest relations officer (GRO).
After electing their new set of officers last Thursday, members of the Pangasinan Mayors’ League (PML) passed a resolution expressing their "full support" for and "confidence" in 74-year-old Mayor Gregorio Tabayoyong of Laoac town.
The mayors, in their resolution, said the rape case against Tabayoyong was "just a form of harassment."
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => P’sinan pols sign manifesto of support for GMA
[Summary] => BINALONAN, Pangasinan — Ninety-five percent of Pangasinan mayors have signed a manifesto supporting President Arroyo whose administration is facing anew reported destabilization plots.
Mayor Ramon Guico Jr., president of the Pangasinan Mayors’ League and national president of the League of Municipalities of the Philippines, told The STAR yesterday that other local chief executives nationwide have also signed separate manifestos of support for Mrs. Arroyo.
[DatePublished] => 2004-06-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => 90% of P’sinan leaders support GMA, pols say
[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — It will be a fight between two Pangasinenses in the presidential election tomorrow but top provincial leaders predict President Arroyo’s victory over her main rival, Fernando Poe Jr., since 90 percent of them are supporting her.
Bayambang Mayor Leocadio de Vera Jr., whose town has about 48,149 registered voters, told The STAR that Mrs. Arroyo devoted a lot of time and carried out many projects in Pangasinan.
Mrs. Arroyo’s mother, Evangelina, hailed from Binalonan town, and Poe’s father, San Carlos City.
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[Title] => Suspects involved in crimes in RP’s five regions — PNP
[Summary] => Camp Gen. Oscar Florendo, La Union — A police official revealed yesterday that the 12 members of the notorious Bagis gang who were killed in a shootout with Pangasinan policemen Friday last week were involved in about 50 robberies and hold-up cases in five regions in the country.
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BAYAMBANG MAYOR LEOCADIO
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[Title] => Transport exec’s killing still baffles kin
[Summary] => BAYAMBANG, Pangasinan — Mystery still shrouds the killing of the vice president of the Cubao-Pangasinan FX Drivers’ Association whose body was found dumped in a 30-foot deep ravine in San Mateo, Rizal last Thursday night.
Andres Cayabyab, younger brother of the victim, Joselito Cayabyab, 40, told reporters here Saturday that the killing still baffles them.
The two brothers live in a duplex-type house on M. H. del Pilar street here.
Andres said he does not know of any personal enemy of his brother.
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[Title] => Arenas’ daughter bares plan to run for Congress
[Summary] => CALASIAO, Pangasinan — Amid the cold winds of December, the political pot is beginning to brew in the third district of this province as a young Harvard University-educated woman announced her intent to join the congressional race in 2007.
As Rachel Arenas, 29-year-old daughter of philanthropist Rose Marie "Baby" Arenas, put it, she is entering politics "to fulfill a promise" to Pangasinenses.
[DatePublished] => 2005-12-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => P’sinan execs crack down on ‘ameneng’
[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — The provincial government, the religious sector and other local officials have joined hands against the proliferation of ameneng, considered a poor man’s slot machine which is now becoming a popular pastime for Pangasinenses.
Antonio Villar Jr., former mayor of Sto. Tomas town and now undersecretary for local governance under the Office of the President, told The STAR that "ameneng is worse than jueteng" because it victimizes children.
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[Title] => Ex-P’sinan mayor named Palace local gov’t adviser
[Summary] => STO. TOMAS, Pangasinan — President Arroyo has appointed a former mayor of this town, considered a kingmaker in the province and who became known nationwide for giving "zero vote" to the late actor-turned-presidential bet Fernando Poe Jr., as presidential assistant for local government (public order and safety).
Former Sto. Tomas mayor Antonio "Bebot" Villar Jr. got the post just a few months after he resigned as assistant secretary of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC).
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[Title] => P’sinan mayor facing rape raps gets support from pals
[Summary] => CALASIAO, Pangasinan — Pangasinan mayors have thrown their support behind a colleague who, along with six policemen, has been accused of sexually abusing a guest relations officer (GRO).
After electing their new set of officers last Thursday, members of the Pangasinan Mayors’ League (PML) passed a resolution expressing their "full support" for and "confidence" in 74-year-old Mayor Gregorio Tabayoyong of Laoac town.
The mayors, in their resolution, said the rape case against Tabayoyong was "just a form of harassment."
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => P’sinan pols sign manifesto of support for GMA
[Summary] => BINALONAN, Pangasinan — Ninety-five percent of Pangasinan mayors have signed a manifesto supporting President Arroyo whose administration is facing anew reported destabilization plots.
Mayor Ramon Guico Jr., president of the Pangasinan Mayors’ League and national president of the League of Municipalities of the Philippines, told The STAR yesterday that other local chief executives nationwide have also signed separate manifestos of support for Mrs. Arroyo.
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[Title] => 90% of P’sinan leaders support GMA, pols say
[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — It will be a fight between two Pangasinenses in the presidential election tomorrow but top provincial leaders predict President Arroyo’s victory over her main rival, Fernando Poe Jr., since 90 percent of them are supporting her.
Bayambang Mayor Leocadio de Vera Jr., whose town has about 48,149 registered voters, told The STAR that Mrs. Arroyo devoted a lot of time and carried out many projects in Pangasinan.
Mrs. Arroyo’s mother, Evangelina, hailed from Binalonan town, and Poe’s father, San Carlos City.
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[Title] => Suspects involved in crimes in RP’s five regions — PNP
[Summary] => Camp Gen. Oscar Florendo, La Union — A police official revealed yesterday that the 12 members of the notorious Bagis gang who were killed in a shootout with Pangasinan policemen Friday last week were involved in about 50 robberies and hold-up cases in five regions in the country.
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