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[Title] => P’sinan town gives FPJ zero vote
[Summary] => The STAR found out that in all the 34 precincts in the town, no one voted for the popular actor-turned-politician. Of the 6,737 registered voters in the town’s 10 barangays, 5,668 actually cast their votes in Monday’s polls but 5,470 voted for President Arroyo.
[DatePublished] => 2004-05-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => In smallest Pangasinan town, all bets are unchallenged
[Summary] => STO. TOMAS, Pangasinan — Here’s one for the books: In this municipality, the province’s smallest, all candidates, from the mayor to the coun-cilors, are running unopposed.
This has been the case in the mayoral race in the past seven years, too.
[DatePublished] => 2004-01-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Sabong’ debt gets Pangasinan cop in hot water
[Summary] => STO. TOMAS, Pangasinan — For refusing to pay his debt and causing a stampede in a cockpit arena when he drew his gun over the weekend, a policeman assigned to the Special Action Force will be facing criminal and administrative cases that might lead to his expulsion from the service.
Inspector Gerald Primicias Gamboa, 25, of Poblacion East, in nearby Bautista town, is now facing charges of grave threats and another administrative complaint after the incident over the weekend.
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[Title] => In smallest Pangasinan town, all bets are unchallenged
[Summary] => STO. TOMAS, Pangasinan — Here’s one for the books: In this municipality, the province’s smallest, all candidates, from the mayor to the coun-cilors, are running unopposed.
This has been the case in the mayoral race in the past seven years, too.
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Inspector Gerald Primicias Gamboa, 25, of Poblacion East, in nearby Bautista town, is now facing charges of grave threats and another administrative complaint after the incident over the weekend.
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