+ Follow EDNO Tag
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[Summary] => Ngano man ni, attorney? Nga pildi man lang gihapon ta? Wa man unta tay kontra?” reklamo ni Serge Galo ngadto ni Atty. Edno Rayos, sulod sa bupete sa naulahi ning alas diyes sa buntag sa pagbisita sa kliyente.
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[Title] => Edno Joson lands 12th in own turf
[Summary] => CABANATUAN CITY - Former National Food Authority (NFA) administrator and former Nueva Ecija governor Eduardo Nonato "Edno" Joson landed only 12th in the senatorial race in the province.
Joson, younger brother of re-elected Gov. Tomas Joson III, garnered 275,333 votes to make it to the so-called "Magic 12" in the final tally of the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
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[Title] => No way, says Edno
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The younger Joson, who won as a substitute candidate in the 1995 elections when Tomas III was implicated in the slaying of former Cabanatuan Mayor Honorato Perez, said he and the governor may have different political ideologies but said these are only confined to the national level and not the local level.
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[Title] => Joson resignation didn’t shock Ecijanos
[Summary] => CABANATUAN CITY — When former Nueva Ecija governor Eduardo Nonato Joson II resigned as administrator of the National Food Authority (NFA) last Friday and, in effect, turned his back on President Estrada, many were surprised, particularly those who thought the Josons will forever be loyal to their benefactor.
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Joson, younger brother of re-elected Gov. Tomas Joson III, garnered 275,333 votes to make it to the so-called "Magic 12" in the final tally of the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
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The younger Joson, who won as a substitute candidate in the 1995 elections when Tomas III was implicated in the slaying of former Cabanatuan Mayor Honorato Perez, said he and the governor may have different political ideologies but said these are only confined to the national level and not the local level.
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January 7, 2008 - 12:00am
