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                    [Title] => HVC Motors to assemble brand new buses
                    [Summary] => HVC Motors Corp. (HVCMC), a newly established company, will infuse P352 million worth of investments in the Subic Bay Freeport to assemble and distribute brand new passenger buses.


Parts for the buses will be imported from the People’s Republic of China and will be assembled in HVCMC’s leased facility located at the Subic Bay Freeport.


HVCMC will initially assemble 24 to 29-seater buses in its first year of operation and will subsequently assemble much bigger buses with a seating capacity of up to 49 passengers.


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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT - Residents and businessmen here have a reason to be merry
as they welcomed the arrival of the US Navy submarine USS Ashville which docked
here yesterday for a six-day port call.

Some hopefuls who regard the ratification of the Visiting Forces Agreement
(VFA) as a "gift from heaven" to Olongapo folks said that the visit "may be the
beginning of steady arrivals of ships, just like in the old days."

"Since last week, I've heard the entertainment sectors of Subic Bay Freeports
and Olongapo City have been planning for a grand welcome," said Roberto
Pangalangan
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Parts for the buses will be imported from the People’s Republic of China and will be assembled in HVCMC’s leased facility located at the Subic Bay Freeport.


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here yesterday for a six-day port call.

Some hopefuls who regard the ratification of the Visiting Forces Agreement
(VFA) as a "gift from heaven" to Olongapo folks said that the visit "may be the
beginning of steady arrivals of ships, just like in the old days."

"Since last week, I've heard the entertainment sectors of Subic Bay Freeports
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Pangalangan
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HVC Motors to assemble brand new buses

By Marianne V. Go | September 29, 2004 - 12:00am

HVC Motors Corp. (HVCMC), a newly established company, will infuse P352 million worth of investments in the Subic Bay Freeport to assemble and distribute brand new passenger buses. Parts for the buses will be imported...

Business

'Gapo agog with 6-day visit of US sub

By by Jen Velarmino | April 29, 2000 - 12:00am

SUBIC BAY FREEPORT - Residents and businessmen here have a reason to be merry as they welcomed the arrival of the US Navy submarine USS Ashville which docked here yesterday for a six-day port call. Some hopefuls...

Headlines