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                    [Title] => PBA: No move to expel Tanduay
                    [Summary] => Philippine Basketball Association chairman Wilfred Steven Uytengsu said last night there is no immediate move to expel Tanduay from the league due to non-payment of fines imposed on the team.


Uytengsu made the clarification in reaction to news reports that the PBA board was threatening Tanduay with suspension or expulsion for alleged non-payment of fines and arrears.

But the Alaska team owner admitted that PBA treasurer Alberto Villa Abrille has sent a final demand letter for payment to Tanduay.
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Los Angeles-based Filipino import recruiter Mike Gonzalez told The Star yesterday he tried to bring in Green before Ginebra’s game against Sta. Lucia last Sunday but it just wasn’t possible. Green landed that night as the Realtors beat the Kings, 99-93.
[DatePublished] => 2000-10-11 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => 1804869 [AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson [SectionName] => Sports [SectionUrl] => sports [URL] => ) ) )
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                    [Title] => PBA: No move to expel Tanduay
                    [Summary] => Philippine Basketball Association chairman Wilfred Steven Uytengsu said last night there is no immediate move to expel Tanduay from the league due to non-payment of fines imposed on the team.


Uytengsu made the clarification in reaction to news reports that the PBA board was threatening Tanduay with suspension or expulsion for alleged non-payment of fines and arrears.

But the Alaska team owner admitted that PBA treasurer Alberto Villa Abrille has sent a final demand letter for payment to Tanduay.
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Los Angeles-based Filipino import recruiter Mike Gonzalez told The Star yesterday he tried to bring in Green before Ginebra’s game against Sta. Lucia last Sunday but it just wasn’t possible. Green landed that night as the Realtors beat the Kings, 99-93.
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