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                    [Title] => Colorado evacuees return to find more heartbreak
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Clear skies and receding floodwaters have allowed many Colorado flood victims to return home to submerged houses and upended vehicles with the realization that rebuilding their lives will take months. And rescue crews said yesterday that emergency calls were dropping after they rescued hundreds more people stranded by floodwaters.

                    [DatePublished] => 2013-09-18 03:02:07
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                    [AuthorName] => P. Solomon Banda and Jeri Clausing
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                    [Title] => Congress urged to fund rehab of US properties
                    [Summary] => Congress should promptly provide funds for the rehabilitation and maintenance of the country’s real estate assets in the United States, Senate Majority Leader Loren Legarda said recently.


Legarda said she was personally opposed to the planned outright sale of at least two of the country’s seven prime real properties in the US.


However, she also said Malacañang, in consultation with  Congress, should finally determine "how the rapid degradation of the properties may be best addressed."


                    [DatePublished] => 2003-06-07 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Sale of RP assets in US probed
                    [Summary] => The Senate foreign relations committee will look into the reported plan of the Arroyo administration to sell valuable pieces of real estate owned by the country in the United States.


The inquiry was prompted by a resolution filed by Senate President Franklin Drilon, who said he is against the "fire sale" being planned by the administration.


"I am not in favor of selling these properties because most of these buildings actually earn income for the country or are self-sustaining. There is no need for a fire sale," he said.


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Colorado evacuees return to find more heartbreak

By P. Solomon Banda and Jeri Clausing | September 18, 2013 - 3:02am

Clear skies and receding floodwaters have allowed many Colorado flood victims to return home to submerged houses and upended vehicles with the realization that rebuilding their lives will take months. And rescue...

World

Congress urged to fund rehab of US properties

June 7, 2003 - 12:00am

Congress should promptly provide funds for the rehabilitation and maintenance of the country’s real estate assets in the United States, Senate Majority Leader Loren Legarda said recently. Legarda said she was...

Real Estate

Sale of RP assets in US probed

May 1, 2003 - 12:00am

The Senate foreign relations committee will look into the reported plan of the Arroyo administration to sell valuable pieces of real estate owned by the country in the United States. The inquiry was prompted by...

Headlines