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[Title] => Kalinga board member suspended for extortion
[Summary] => The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) has ordered the suspension for 90 days of Kalinga provincial board member Camilto Lammawin Jr. in connection with an extortion complaint filed against him and his wife last year.
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[Title] => For extorting from contractor, ex-Kalinga mayor, wife face graft raps
[Summary] => Ombudsman Conchita Carpio-Morales has ordered the filing of graft charges against a former mayor of Tabuk City in Kalinga and his wife for allegedly extorting money from a private contractor 12 years ago.
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[Title] => 'Release withheld IRA of new cities'
[Summary] => The mayor of Tabuk, one of 16 towns whose cityhood was recently upheld by the Supreme Court (SC), has sought the release of their upgraded Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) withheld by the Department of Budget and Management (DBM).
[DatePublished] => 2009-12-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Artemio Dumlao
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[Title] => Killings prompt SC to abolish heinous crimes courts
[Summary] => The Supreme Court has abolished the heinous crime courts as part of security measures in the face of continued killings of some colleagues in the judiciary.
In a two-page en banc resolution, the High Court also emphasized that judges could carry firearms without the need to secure permits from the Philippine National Police (PNP).
And when imminent threats to their lives arise, judges may seek additional escorts from the police or designate someone from their staff.
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[Title] => Slain Kalinga judge laid to rest
[Summary] => Tabuk, Kalinga — Kalinga folk saw the biggest funeral crowd in the province last Friday when slain Regional Trial Court Judge Milnar Lammawin was laid to rest.
The huge outpouring of sympathy and grief came amid rumors that more killings are forthcoming.
A convoy of at least 250 vehicles trailed the funeral hearse for eight kilometers to the Lammawins’ farm in Callagdao, Barangay Bulanao where the slain judge was buried at noon. The necrological service was held at the St. Joseph Church in Dagupan Centro.
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[Title] => Kalinga judge shot dead
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Kalinga police probers still have no solid clues in the gunslaying of a Regional Trial Court (RTC) judge in the capital town of Tabuk Monday night.
Chief Superintendent Rowland Albano, Cordillera police director, has formed a special task force to go after the two killers of RTC Judge Milnar Lammawin.
Lammawin, in his early 50s, was gunned down at about 6:30 p.m. while he and his wife, Venus, president of the Kalinga State College, were buying bread, as they were wont to do after work, from a bakery in Barangay Dagupan.
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[Summary] => The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) has ordered the suspension for 90 days of Kalinga provincial board member Camilto Lammawin Jr. in connection with an extortion complaint filed against him and his wife last year.
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[Title] => For extorting from contractor, ex-Kalinga mayor, wife face graft raps
[Summary] => Ombudsman Conchita Carpio-Morales has ordered the filing of graft charges against a former mayor of Tabuk City in Kalinga and his wife for allegedly extorting money from a private contractor 12 years ago.
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[Title] => 'Release withheld IRA of new cities'
[Summary] => The mayor of Tabuk, one of 16 towns whose cityhood was recently upheld by the Supreme Court (SC), has sought the release of their upgraded Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) withheld by the Department of Budget and Management (DBM).
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[Title] => Killings prompt SC to abolish heinous crimes courts
[Summary] => The Supreme Court has abolished the heinous crime courts as part of security measures in the face of continued killings of some colleagues in the judiciary.
In a two-page en banc resolution, the High Court also emphasized that judges could carry firearms without the need to secure permits from the Philippine National Police (PNP).
And when imminent threats to their lives arise, judges may seek additional escorts from the police or designate someone from their staff.
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[Title] => Slain Kalinga judge laid to rest
[Summary] => Tabuk, Kalinga — Kalinga folk saw the biggest funeral crowd in the province last Friday when slain Regional Trial Court Judge Milnar Lammawin was laid to rest.
The huge outpouring of sympathy and grief came amid rumors that more killings are forthcoming.
A convoy of at least 250 vehicles trailed the funeral hearse for eight kilometers to the Lammawins’ farm in Callagdao, Barangay Bulanao where the slain judge was buried at noon. The necrological service was held at the St. Joseph Church in Dagupan Centro.
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[Title] => Kalinga judge shot dead
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Kalinga police probers still have no solid clues in the gunslaying of a Regional Trial Court (RTC) judge in the capital town of Tabuk Monday night.
Chief Superintendent Rowland Albano, Cordillera police director, has formed a special task force to go after the two killers of RTC Judge Milnar Lammawin.
Lammawin, in his early 50s, was gunned down at about 6:30 p.m. while he and his wife, Venus, president of the Kalinga State College, were buying bread, as they were wont to do after work, from a bakery in Barangay Dagupan.
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