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Assisted by the Tarlac Press and Radio Club (TPRC), headed by Leng Lopez-Tiamzon, Manila-based journalists led by NPC president Tony Antonio saw for themselves how this town’s western farming villages have virtually become swamps.


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Mediamen distribute relief goods in Tarlac

September 26, 2004 - 12:00am

PANIQUI, Tarlac — Some 1,000 families here who are still struggling with the aftermath of last month’s heavy floods received relief goods yesterday from members of the National Press Club. Assisted by...

Nation

Tarlac wants ‘direct income’ if landfill is open to rest of CL

By Benjie Villa | September 3, 2003 - 12:00am

TARLAC CITY — The provincial government may consider opening the country’s first modern sanitary landfill in an upland village in Capas to the rest of Central Luzon, but on condition that it will also directly...

Nation