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[Title] => GAB, PNP ink anti-gambling pact
[Summary] => The Games and Amusement Board (GAB) and the Philippine National Police (PNP) have established ground rules to strengthen coordination and cooperation in carrying out the pledge of President Arroyo to stamp out jueteng in three years.
GAB chairman Eric Buhain and PNP chief Director General Arturo Lomibao signed last Wednesday a memorandum of agreement at Camp Crame clarifying each other’s roles in the government’s intensified campaign against illegal gambling.
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[Title] => PSC, Aussies to forge new accord
[Summary] => After nailing a new partnership program with China last month, the Philippine Sports Commission is embarking on another bilateral agreement with long-time partner Australia with an aim of further enhancing the country’s chances in the 2003 Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam and the next 2005 SEAG, which the Philippines is hosting.
PSC chairman Eric Buhain leaves tonight for a five-day visit to Melbourne and Canberra upon the invitation of the Australian Sports Commission.
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ENRICO BUAN
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GAB chairman Eric Buhain and PNP chief Director General Arturo Lomibao signed last Wednesday a memorandum of agreement at Camp Crame clarifying each other’s roles in the government’s intensified campaign against illegal gambling.
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PSC chairman Eric Buhain leaves tonight for a five-day visit to Melbourne and Canberra upon the invitation of the Australian Sports Commission.
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