Headlines:
CITY MAYOR DENNIS SOCRATES Friday last week downplayed
the preparatory recall assembly set to be summoned
by the united opposition forces come this July 2,
headed by his family political rival City Ex-Mayor
Edward S. Hagedorn and Sandy Sandoval, the youngest
son of Congressman Vicente Sandoval of first district
of Palawan.
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SUCESSIVE OPERATIONS against drug trafficking will
soon be delivered to Puerto Princesans as the Anti-Drug
Task Force was launched to at least minimize if
not be totally eradicate the abuse of illegal drugs,
particularly Metamphetamine Hydrochloride known
as Shabu, on June 14, 2002 at the Bulwagang Princesa.
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AN OVERCHARGING case is set to be slapped by Mr.
Al Babao before the office of the Ombudsman against
the City Government for an allegedly anomaly in
the purchase of a new standby generator set at the
City Hall last week.
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THREE INDIVIDUALS were recently apprehended at
Camaliguen Fish Sanctuary in Sitio Tagnipa, bgy.
Tinitian Roxas, Palawan.
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City Councilor Nesario G. Awat has filed a resolution
requesting 2nd District Congressman Abraham Mitra
to provide funds out of his countrywide development
funds for the establishment of a separate detention
homes for youthful offenders in the city under Presidential
Decree 603 known as the Child and Youth Welfare
code of the Philippines.
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THE SANGGUNIANG Panlalawigan last week has unanimously
approved on its first and final reading a resolution
that would declare Napocor Palawan Manager Pilonilo
Silva in contempt in case he failed to submit a
reasonable clarification on his failure to appear
for the Question hour of the Provincial board. Mr.
Silva was summoned to appear before the question
hour of the provincial board on June 4 to shed light
issues on PPA controversy and Palawan’s exclusion
from the Presidential order to Napocor to lower
the cost and collection of the power purchased adjustment.
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