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                    [Title] => Gird for SCTEX-driven boom, CL officials told
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BCDA president and chief executive officer Narciso Abaya said the P21-billion SCTEX "will serve as the backbone of a new and highly competitive economic corridor of the country in Southeast Asia."


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                    [Title] => Subic-Clark-Tarlac tollway completed by end-2007
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Meanwhile, Abaya disclosed plans to conduct a bidding this year for a private operator of the expressway, which will be the country’s longest tollway once completed.


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                    [Title] => Tarlac hoops on the rise
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Today, de la Cerna is 39 years old, far removed from the PBA where he saw action in 1989. He has transplanted to Tarlac where his wife is from and is busy spreading the gospel of sports to the youth of the capital city. 


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                    [Title] => Japan aid for railway project sought
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According to the Presidential Commission for the Central Luzon Growth Corridor (PCCLGC), the North Luzon Railways Corp. (NorthRail) is presently holding discussions with the Philippine-Japan Cooperation Committee for the donation of rolling stocks, rails and equipment for the infrastructure project.


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                    [Title] => Tarlac officials bullish on natural gas discovery
                    [Summary] => VICTORIA, Tarlac — The natural gas field discovered in this town, should its commercial viability be established, can eventually help local governments and the business community ease the high cost of living in Central Luzon.


According to Gov. Jose Yap Sr., the national government reported in 1999 that Region 3 (Central Luzon) had the highest cost of living in the country, outside Metro Manila. This, despite the presence of several special economic zones in the region.


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LUISITA INDUSTRIAL PARK

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