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[Title] => Isko Moreno simply fixing Manila’s ‘broken windows’
[Summary] => Filipinos marvel at new Manila Mayor Isko Moreno because he’s a magician. All he did was hose down dirty roads, parks and markets. And presto! In the process he curbed street chaos and bureaucratic sleaze, and is making the national capital livable again.
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[Title] => Midnight dealmakers of drivers' licenses
[Summary] => Defying public outcry, Gloria Arroyo continues to sign antedated midnight postings of loyalists. Devoted civil servants must resist the illicit acts. Papers must be compiled and given to the next admin for revocation.
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[Title] => Topless men, street boozers rounded up
[Summary] => Central Police District (CPD) officers rounded up around 50 men who were caught without their shirts on or holding drinking sessions on the streets of Cubao the other night.
Superintendent Benigno Durana Jr., chief of CPD-Station 7, said the men were invited to the police station as part of a parallel effort of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) to bring back order in the streets.
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[Summary] => Davao is one of Asia’s 20 most liveable cities. Nobody dares smoke in public halls, knowing the police will clap them in jail. Puerto Princesa has the finest fish in the market. Vendors dutifully have their catch tested for traces of cyanide or dynamite, fearful of losing their license if they sell even one poisoned or blasted fry. Pagudpud at the tip of Ilocos Norte is the country’s cleanest town, where stiff fines await litterbugs. Drivers become careful upon entering Subic Freeport, where road rules are strictly enforced.
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Broken Windows Theory
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Superintendent Benigno Durana Jr., chief of CPD-Station 7, said the men were invited to the police station as part of a parallel effort of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) to bring back order in the streets.
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September 10, 2004 - 12:00am
