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[Title] => 2005 budget now reenacted
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It will take the Senate and the House of Representatives at least three months to finish tackling this year’s spending bill. The two chambers will resume their sessions on Jan. 16.
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[Title] => Bury hatchet, Biazon urges Lacson, Barbers
[Summary] => Would the two warring former policemen-turned senators listen to a former soldier-colleague?
Senators Panfilo "Ping" Lacson and Robert Barbers were urged yesterday to bury the hatchet and stop their feud for the sake of the Senate.
In making the appeal, Lacson’s opposition colleague Rodolfo Biazon said the quarrel between the two is putting the entire Senate in a bad light.
The two should just talk things over instead of feuding in public, he said.
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In making the appeal, Lacson’s opposition colleague Rodolfo Biazon said the quarrel between the two is putting the entire Senate in a bad light.
The two should just talk things over instead of feuding in public, he said.
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January 2, 2006 - 12:00am
January 2, 2006 - 12:00am
