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[Title] => Pushed Asean protocol officers ok security plans
[Summary] => Asean security protocol officers are reportedly satisfied by the security preparations laid out so far for the 12th Asean Summit in Cebu in December, the top police official in the region yesterday said.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-11 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Edwin Ian Melecio
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[Title] => Sanchez says it's retaliation: Frenchman sues vice guv over business deal
[Summary] => Cebu Vice Governor Gregorio Sanchez is named respondent in a complaint for swindling and other deceits filed by his former business associate before the Makati City prosecutors' office for claiming that he is the inventor and owner of Lacto Pafi products.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-27 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rene U. Borromeo
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[Title] => DILG orders LGUs to stop imposing taxes, fees for transporting goods
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The Department of the Interior and Local Government has enjoined the local government units to stop imposing taxes, fees, and charges on transporting goods.
This came due to reports reaching the said department that some local government units are imposing taxes, fees, and charges on transporting goods carried into or out, or passing through their respective localities.
In answer to this, DILG Secretary Rolando Puno has issued a memorandum circular to local chief executives stipulating that such imposition of fees is beyond the scope of the taxing powers of LGUs.
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[Title] => Mandaue puts up P100T reward: Yu slay bares cop shortfalls
[Summary] => The ambush-slaying last Thursday of Mandaue City businessman and presidential friend Wilson Yu has inadvertently exposed the sorry state of the police in that city.
[DatePublished] => 2005-10-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Accidental journalists
[Summary] => Journalism is a profession that is as complicated as the events and issues a practitioner is tackling or writing about. Journalists fight for information and the harshness of the process and the frustrations that go with it only inured them to this kind of career.
The usual perception of journalists is that they are graduates of Journalism or Mass Communications but mind you, there are a number of journalists now who finished other courses or got into the job through the proverbial back door.
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[Title] => Osmeña urges CHED to review nursing school accreditation policy
[Summary] => CEBU — Mayor Tomas Osmeña has complained that the policy of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) in accrediting nursing schools would only cause the city to increase the number of hospital beds at the Cebu City Medical Center (CCMC).
In a news conference yesterday morning, Osmeña said many nursing schools in the city want to forge a tie up with the city government following the CHED policy which requires nursing schools to have a hospital. The CHED policy also provides that only hospitals with 100 beds can affiliate with a nursing school.
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CRISTINA BIRONDO
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[Summary] => Cebu Vice Governor Gregorio Sanchez is named respondent in a complaint for swindling and other deceits filed by his former business associate before the Makati City prosecutors' office for claiming that he is the inventor and owner of Lacto Pafi products.
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The Department of the Interior and Local Government has enjoined the local government units to stop imposing taxes, fees, and charges on transporting goods.
This came due to reports reaching the said department that some local government units are imposing taxes, fees, and charges on transporting goods carried into or out, or passing through their respective localities.
In answer to this, DILG Secretary Rolando Puno has issued a memorandum circular to local chief executives stipulating that such imposition of fees is beyond the scope of the taxing powers of LGUs.
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[Title] => Mandaue puts up P100T reward: Yu slay bares cop shortfalls
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The usual perception of journalists is that they are graduates of Journalism or Mass Communications but mind you, there are a number of journalists now who finished other courses or got into the job through the proverbial back door.
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[Title] => Osmeña urges CHED to review nursing school accreditation policy
[Summary] => CEBU — Mayor Tomas Osmeña has complained that the policy of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) in accrediting nursing schools would only cause the city to increase the number of hospital beds at the Cebu City Medical Center (CCMC).
In a news conference yesterday morning, Osmeña said many nursing schools in the city want to forge a tie up with the city government following the CHED policy which requires nursing schools to have a hospital. The CHED policy also provides that only hospitals with 100 beds can affiliate with a nursing school.
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