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Congratulations Sunday Punch on your 51 years in service.
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Congratulations
To
SUNDAY PUNCH
on their 51st Anniversary
and
Iglesia Ni Cristo
on their 93rd Anniversary
from
kGD. ANGEL GUMARANG
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I only trust The Sunday Punch for its straight and updated news, incisive columns and commentaries. There’s only one name in local journalism in Pangasinan that is consistent with its battle for good governance.
Because it is highly credible, it has gained wide readership no other paper can match.
You’ve reached a real milestone. Congratulations on your [...]
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Congratulations Sunday Punch on your 51 years in service. More Power!
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A Rural Bank Since 1966
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Address:
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Councilor donates computer to Tayug police
Posted on July 30, 2007 - Filed Under News, People & Events | Leave a Comment
TAYUG—In memory of her late husband who was a top police officer, a neophyte lady municipal councilor has donated a complete computer set with a printer to the local police.
The donation was made by Councilor Patricia Velasco Cruz, wife of the late Senior Superintendent Igmedio Cruz, former deputy director of the Criminal Investigation and DetectionGroup [...]
Editorial
Posted on July 30, 2007 - Filed Under Editorial, Editorial Cartoon, News | Leave a Comment
Promises, Promises
“It will be done."
These were the intense concluding words of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo in her State of the Nation Address after mentioning that House Speaker Jose de Venecia, Jr. and Alaminos City Mayor Hernani Braganza have requested her to build an airport in the hometown of the world-famous Hundred Islands National [...]
Punchline
Posted on July 30, 2007 - Filed Under Opinion, Punchline | Leave a Comment
The Bulldog and the Bull
By Ermin Garcia Jr.
I am personally elated on receiving the news that our columnist Gonz Duque was elected president of the prestigious Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities. Knowing him, he will not be one to stand idly and simply bask in the honor that the position accords.
Am personally [...]
Here and There
Posted on July 30, 2007 - Filed Under Here and There, Opinion | Leave a Comment
Maramba Blvd., still seedy
By Gerry Garcia
IT'S not from tradition that a newly elected mayor of a town or city draws the gall to change the face of the incumbent [...]
Think about it
Posted on July 30, 2007 - Filed Under Opinion, Think about It | Leave a Comment
Gonzalo’s odyssey
By Jun Velasco
ONE of the negative traits of Filipinos is their inability to accept defeat in a healthy and democratic contest.
Take the case of the recent Speakership race. Congressman Pablo Garcia of Cebu unfailingly showed that he was a sore loser. His handlers like Bicol Congressman Luis Villafuerte, Sorsogon Congressman Jose Solis and [...]
Playing with Fire
Posted on July 30, 2007 - Filed Under Opinion, Playing with Fire | Leave a Comment
Manny Villar and JDV
By Gonzalo Duque
THIS column said it all before.
I said: the opposition we have in this country can’t go but down… if they don’t change their nasty ways.
At the rate most of their leaders are cutting each other’s throats, theirs is a sure prescription for political oblivion.
Ok, you say, how about [...]
