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Thursday, June 19, 2008 |
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Legislators say High Court
intervention timely
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Court of Appeals stops lower court from allowing
creditors of Steel Corporation takeover management
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THE move of the higher court to stop the
creation of a management committee to run the country’s largest
manufacturer of flat-coated steel of a lower court came just in a
nick of time, senior lawmakers in the House of Representatives said
on Wednesday.
This after Court of Appeals (CA) made a ruling
to stop the lower court from allowing creditors of Steel Corporation
of the Philippines (SCP) to takeover its management.
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Korean firm protests
result of Mimosa bidding
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CLARK FREEPORT, Pampanga: A Korean consortium, one of the two
qualified bidders in the privatization of 215-hectare prime Mimosa
Leisure Estate has filed a second motion for reconsideration before
the Board of Directors of the Clark Development Corp. (CDC).
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Official’s reassignment reeks
with allegations of graft
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LEGASPI CITY: Despite efforts to remain in his Bicol assignment as
regional director until his date of retirement, Orlando Roces was
instead reassigned to Region 6 by Public Works Secretary Hermogenes
Ebdane.
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More Taiwanese expected
with Taipei-Kalibo flights
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WITH the Taiwan-based Mandarin Airlines launching direct flights
from Taipei to Kalibo Aklan, the Department of Tourism (DOT) is
expecting more Taiwanese travelers to visit Boracay, the country’s
premier tourist destination.
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Senator, governor share tips on being single
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LAGAWE, Ifugao: It was most likely that the senator and the
governor, two promising politicians, shared notes about something
they had in common—just when was the best time for getting
married?
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Group discourages eating of dog meat
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BUGIAS, Benguet: “We have to teach our fellow Cordillerans to eat
more vegetables than dog meat,” said Mel Alipio, country
representative of the Network for Animals Philippines (NAP), at
their first seminar on kimchi production over the weekend.
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