+ Follow CHARITY SWEEPSTAKES Tag
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[Title] => 5,000 nabiyayaan sa feeding program
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OLONGAPO CITY — Aabot sa 5,000 residente mula sa maralitang pamilya sa nabanggit na lungsod ang nabiyayaan ng libreng pagkain sa magkasabay na feeding program at medical mission na isinagawa nina City Councilor Atty. Noel Y. Atienza at Olongapo City Vice Mayor Rolen C. Paulino.
Kabilang ang mga Barangay ng Sta. Rita, Barretto, Mactan, Banicain at Iram ang tinungo nina Atty. Atienza at Vice-Mayor Paulino sa ginanap na medical mission sa pakikipagtulungan ng Phil. Charity Sweepstakes sa pangunguna ni Dr. Feliciano Legrido.
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[Title] => Anti-jueteng twist: PNP blames PCSO
[Summary] => The National Police has asked the Charity Sweepstakes to ditch the EZ-2 lotto play because it looks so much like jueteng. But of course it does. Lotto officials devised the two-number draw last year precisely to compete with the century-old illegal numbers game. Its success may be limited, but that’s no argument for scrapping. Like other lotto variations, EZ-2 cashes in on Filipino penchant for gambling, only this time to fund state services like police work and to benefit charities instead of vice lords.
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[Title] => Legal jueteng can worsen poverty
[Summary] => During the liberal-democrat surge of the ’60s, a number of American and European thinkers took a second look at their criminal justice systems. Along with recasting jails into corrective rather than punitive clinics came a view that vice, unlike murder or robbery, was a victimless crime. Lobbies sought to erase prostitution, drugs and gambling from penal books.
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OLONGAPO CITY — Aabot sa 5,000 residente mula sa maralitang pamilya sa nabanggit na lungsod ang nabiyayaan ng libreng pagkain sa magkasabay na feeding program at medical mission na isinagawa nina City Councilor Atty. Noel Y. Atienza at Olongapo City Vice Mayor Rolen C. Paulino.
Kabilang ang mga Barangay ng Sta. Rita, Barretto, Mactan, Banicain at Iram ang tinungo nina Atty. Atienza at Vice-Mayor Paulino sa ginanap na medical mission sa pakikipagtulungan ng Phil. Charity Sweepstakes sa pangunguna ni Dr. Feliciano Legrido.
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[Summary] => The National Police has asked the Charity Sweepstakes to ditch the EZ-2 lotto play because it looks so much like jueteng. But of course it does. Lotto officials devised the two-number draw last year precisely to compete with the century-old illegal numbers game. Its success may be limited, but that’s no argument for scrapping. Like other lotto variations, EZ-2 cashes in on Filipino penchant for gambling, only this time to fund state services like police work and to benefit charities instead of vice lords.
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November 14, 2006 - 12:00am
