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[Title] => Drilon: John O to keep Senate government corporation committee
[Summary] => Senate President Franklin Drilon said yesterday that opposition Sen. John Osmeña would continue to head the committee on government corporations and public enterprises, the panel charged to investigate, among other things, the alleged involvement of former President Fidel Ramos in the "anomalous and onerous" government contracts with independent power producers (IPPs).
Drilon said that it has been the policy of the majority since the tenure of the late Senate President Marcelo Fernan to allow an opposition senator to head one committee.
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Drilon said that it has been the policy of the majority since the tenure of the late Senate President Marcelo Fernan to allow an opposition senator to head one committee.
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By Efren Danao | August 8, 2002 - 12:00am
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