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A story told to me by my dear friend Pete Cura was about his uncle doctor, the late Dr. Yolando Sulit or Yolo, one of our leading cardiolo-gists.
My friend’s story goes this way. Pete’s friend Joe was waiting for his flight to depart from Ninoy Aquino International Airport when Dr. Sulit and a companion walked into the departure area. Dr. Sulit’s companion looked dapper in a business suit and an official carry-on bag while Dr. Sulit was in jeans, loafers and a T-shirt, all signature brands, eating corn on the cob.
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[Title] => Philsoc faces financial woes
[Summary] => The Philippine Southeast Asian Games Organizing Committee will now have to depend on its own resources to produce the P1 billion budget to this year’s SEA Games after Inter Sports, the Malaysian marketing firm commissioned to handle the job, announced its withdrawal.
Roberto "Obet" Pagdanganan, chairman of the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee, yesterday announced the grim development, which left the heavy burden of raising the P1 billion budget on the beleaguered hosts.
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Roberto "Obet" Pagdanganan, chairman of the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee, yesterday announced the grim development, which left the heavy burden of raising the P1 billion budget on the beleaguered hosts.
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[Title] => Obet scores Peping on lockout row
[Summary] => Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee chairman Roberto "Obet" Pagdanganan yesterday insisted that the institutional lockout provision in Globe’s P100 million sponsorship contract with Philsoc should remain.
Pagdanganan was reacting to a statement by Philsoc vice chairman Jose "Peping" Cojuangco that potential sponsors of this year’s SEA Games should agree to a "no-lockout" policy in order to accommodate more.
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PETE CURA
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A story told to me by my dear friend Pete Cura was about his uncle doctor, the late Dr. Yolando Sulit or Yolo, one of our leading cardiolo-gists.
My friend’s story goes this way. Pete’s friend Joe was waiting for his flight to depart from Ninoy Aquino International Airport when Dr. Sulit and a companion walked into the departure area. Dr. Sulit’s companion looked dapper in a business suit and an official carry-on bag while Dr. Sulit was in jeans, loafers and a T-shirt, all signature brands, eating corn on the cob.
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Roberto "Obet" Pagdanganan, chairman of the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee, yesterday announced the grim development, which left the heavy burden of raising the P1 billion budget on the beleaguered hosts.
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Roberto "Obet" Pagdanganan, chairman of the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee, yesterday announced the grim development, which left the heavy burden of raising the P1 billion budget on the beleaguered hosts.
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Pagdanganan was reacting to a statement by Philsoc vice chairman Jose "Peping" Cojuangco that potential sponsors of this year’s SEA Games should agree to a "no-lockout" policy in order to accommodate more.
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