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                    [Title] => Heavy traffic expected in Mandaluyong today
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Heavy traffic is expected in Mandaluyong City for four hours today as local administration candidates, headed by mayoral candidate Rep. Benjamin "Benhur" Abalos Jr., are scheduled to hold a motorcade around the city  from 7 a.m. to 12 noon.


The motorcade will kick off the first campaign sortie of Abalos and congressional bet Mayor Neptali Gonzales III.


At least 150 vehicles will take part in the motorcade, said Abalos.


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                    [Title] => Paglagay ng tamang sukat sa mga billboards sa Mandaluyong iniutos
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Matapos ang pagbagsak ng isang malaking billboard sa lungsod ng Mandaluyong noong Linggo ay ipinag-utos ni Mayor Neptali Gonzales II ang paggawa ng isang ordinansa na nagre-regulate ng tamang sukat ng mga commercial ads na inilalagay sa nasabing lungsod.


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                    [Title] => Mandaluyong crime rate down in 1st half
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The crime rate in Mandaluyong City has been reduced by 2.3 percent in the first six months of 2006, proving itself as one of the cities in Metro Manila with the lowest incidence of crime.


Based on the record of the Eastern Police District (EPD) Intelligence and Investigation Division, the index crimes or cases  dropped by 9.23 percent from January to July 2006 relative to the crime statistics recorded for the same period in 2005. 


On the other hand, the non-index crimes or cases covered by special law declined by 20.11 percent.


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                    [Title] => Mandaluyong allots P10M for opening of classes
                    [Summary] => The local government of Mandaluyong City has allotted P10 million to address the needs of 44,000 elementary and high school students when they go back to school on Monday.


Mayor Neptali Gonzales II said the money would be used to repair classrooms and school buildings and the procurement of at least 200,000 notebooks for all elementary pupils and 14,850 diaries for secondary students.


In a meeting yesterday, Gonzales said the city government is exhausting all effort to ensure the smooth start of  the new schoolyear.


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                    [Title] => Mandaluyong to hold job fair
                    [Summary] => The city government of Mandaluyong will hold another a mega job fair on Nov. 19 as part of the local government’s effort to continuously facilitate the employment of jobseekers in the city.


Emma Javier, officer-in-charge of the city’s Public Employment and Services Office (PESO), said the event aims to reduce the number of unemployed in the city, currently pegged at 7,872, but still among the lowest rate in Metro Manila.


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                    [Title] => Mandaluyong City Hall to set up attendance monitoring
                    [Summary] => The city government of Mandaluyong is set to put up a state-of-the-art attendance monitoring system aimed at instilling discipline and professionalism among employees to further boost public service delivery at City Hall and other public facilities.


Mayor Neptali Gonzales II said the system does not intend to intimidate city employees, but instead push them to serve the public more effectively and efficiently as a key to development and sustainability.


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                    [Title] => Mandaluyong to introduce 4-way lane on Maysilo Circle
                    [Summary] => Starting this July, a smoother flow of traffic is expected in the usually congested Maysilo Circle in Mandaluyong City with the introduction of a four-way lane.


Mayor Neptali Gonzales II said this pilot project which is patterned after the very orderly Subic in Olongapo, is part of the administration’s urban renewal program, and complements as well the ongoing city-wide beautification campaign.


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                    [Title] => Mandaluyong jail escapee surrenders
                    [Summary] => One of three inmates who escaped from a Mandaluyong City detention center surrendered yesterday, claiming family problems drove him to seek his liberty.


Arnel Macasaet, 25, said he joined Gerald Francis Bonifacio and Renato Barroa in bolting the police jail to work out problems with his wife. 


Macasaet said he and his wife had a misunderstanding when the latter visited him at the detention cell, where he had been jailed for possession of illegal drugs last Sunday night.


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                    [Title] => Rewards start pouring in  for Mandaluyong cop
                    [Summary] => SPO1 Charlito Corpuz, who shot it out and killed three holdup men inside a public utility bus in Mandaluyong City last Saturday, is set to receive monetary rewards from the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the office of Mayor Neptali Gonzales III.


PNP chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. has pledged P100,000 to be awarded to Corpuz.


Not to be outdone, Gonzales promised also to shell out cash and financial help for the hospitalization of the officer, who is still recuperating from a gunshot wound in the right hand at a hospital.


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                    [Title] => No new realty tax in Mandaluyong
                    [Summary] => There will be no additional realty tax measures in Mandaluyong City in the next three years, according to Mayor Neptali Gonzales II.


Instead, the city government will concentrate on collecting close to P200 million yearly in uncollected taxes to boost the city government’s financial coffers.


Gonzales said personnel of the city’s collection department will be transformed into efficient tax collectors during his first year in office. 


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MAYOR NEPTALI GONZALES

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The motorcade will kick off the first campaign sortie of Abalos and congressional bet Mayor Neptali Gonzales III.


At least 150 vehicles will take part in the motorcade, said Abalos.


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Based on the record of the Eastern Police District (EPD) Intelligence and Investigation Division, the index crimes or cases  dropped by 9.23 percent from January to July 2006 relative to the crime statistics recorded for the same period in 2005. 


On the other hand, the non-index crimes or cases covered by special law declined by 20.11 percent.


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                    [Title] => Mandaluyong allots P10M for opening of classes
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Mayor Neptali Gonzales II said the money would be used to repair classrooms and school buildings and the procurement of at least 200,000 notebooks for all elementary pupils and 14,850 diaries for secondary students.


In a meeting yesterday, Gonzales said the city government is exhausting all effort to ensure the smooth start of  the new schoolyear.


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Emma Javier, officer-in-charge of the city’s Public Employment and Services Office (PESO), said the event aims to reduce the number of unemployed in the city, currently pegged at 7,872, but still among the lowest rate in Metro Manila.


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Mayor Neptali Gonzales II said the system does not intend to intimidate city employees, but instead push them to serve the public more effectively and efficiently as a key to development and sustainability.


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Mayor Neptali Gonzales II said this pilot project which is patterned after the very orderly Subic in Olongapo, is part of the administration’s urban renewal program, and complements as well the ongoing city-wide beautification campaign.


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Arnel Macasaet, 25, said he joined Gerald Francis Bonifacio and Renato Barroa in bolting the police jail to work out problems with his wife. 


Macasaet said he and his wife had a misunderstanding when the latter visited him at the detention cell, where he had been jailed for possession of illegal drugs last Sunday night.


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PNP chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. has pledged P100,000 to be awarded to Corpuz.


Not to be outdone, Gonzales promised also to shell out cash and financial help for the hospitalization of the officer, who is still recuperating from a gunshot wound in the right hand at a hospital.


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Instead, the city government will concentrate on collecting close to P200 million yearly in uncollected taxes to boost the city government’s financial coffers.


Gonzales said personnel of the city’s collection department will be transformed into efficient tax collectors during his first year in office. 


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