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Thursday, June 26, 2008

 

Sulpicio official blames
govt for sinking of ferry

Executives of Sulpicio Lines Inc., which owns the MV Princess of the Stars, on Wednesday blamed government for the sinking of its ferry over the weekend.

In turn, Coast Guard officials, already under pressure for allowing the ferry to sail at the onset of a typhoon, blamed the shipping line.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

“Goodbye, Manila!” These were the last words that Jennefer Nuqui, 21, said to her mother, Editha, before she boarded Princess of the Stars bound for Cebu on June 20.

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President Gloria Arroyo asked the United States to help ensure food supply in the Philippines amid soaring oil and food prices.

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KHURAIS, Saudi Arabia: Deep in the Saudi desert, 28,000 Asian workers are racing to get a giant oil processing complex ready to help King Abdullah keep a vow to meet world demand for crude.

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EXCLUSIVE

Noting that many “poor” students do not pass its entrance examinations in recent years, the administration of the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (PLM) has devised a way so as not to defeat the university’s purpose of serving the less-privileged but deserving students of Manila.

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The nuclear-powered USS Ronald Reagan is not the appropriate ship to help in the recovery effort of the sunken vessel, MV Princess of the Stars, Sen. Rodolfo Biazon said Wednesday.

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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia said Wednesday it will launch a massive operation to deport tens of thousands of Filipino and Indonesian illegal migrants from Borneo Island where they are blamed for drugs and crime.

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SPECIAL REPORT: UNFUNDED LAWS

Senator Pia Cayetano was ecstatic with the enactment of Republic Act 9337 or the Reformed Value-Added Tax Law. It contained her pet amendments earmarking 50 percent of the share of local government units from the incremental revenue from the Reformed-VAT to education, health insurance premiums, environmental conservation and agricultural modernization.

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