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f~e r_~:--~~o . Universit OSU. ippines ~ A ZETTE . Volume XV, Number 1 G • January·March 1984 ISSN No. 0115-7450 ';'.- . DR. 'ERNESTO G. TABUJARA Chancellor-University of .. ro. '. r "o the Philippines at Diliman " r 0' E. 'I- CONTENTS 'DECISIONS OF, THE BOARDOF REGENTS ge5lh Meellng, 23 Feb"""y 1984. Appointments/Additional Assignments. .............. .. 3 Transfer to Permanent Status 00 ••• 00 •••• " 3 Professorial Chairs 00 ••• 00 00 00 • 00 •••••• 00 ••• " 3 Curricular Changes 00 • 00 00 4 Graduation of Students .. , , 00 • .. •••••• .. •• 4 Oonallons .•.... 00 00 00.00 00 ••••• 00 5 Recommendallons on Freshman Admission 5 Repres~nlallon Student In the BOR .... 00 •••• 00 ••••• '" 5 Power and Funcllons of the President and University Chancellors 00 •• 00 •••• .. • .. •••••••• .. ••• •• 5 Presldenllal SCl)olarshlp and Leadership Grant. ~ Revised Collegian llules ... 00 .... 00 •••,<.,.0:.• , _ .., 5 Film Center's Purchase of Automatic Voltage Regulator. .. 5 Confirmation of Memo.randumAgreements 5 Amendatory Memorandum of Agreement 5 Conflrmallon of Conlracts 00 00 •• 5 Laundry Services Contract . 00 00 • •• 5 Architectural and Engineering Services Agreement 5' Other Malters 00 •• 00 • 00 • 00,•• ' 00 •••••• 00 • 8 968th Meellng, 29 Mereh 1984. AppolntmenUAddlllonal Assignments. ............... .. 8 Transfer to Permanent Status 00 ••••• ' 00 • 00 6 Professorial Chairs 00 00 • 00 ••• 00 7 Graduallon of Students 00 00 00 7 Oonallons .. 00 00 ••••••••• 00 00 • 00 •••• •• 7 Appointment of Student Representallve to the BOR 7 Graduate School In UP Vlsayas 00 ••••• 00. •• •• 7 School of Technology an~ Environmental Research 7 THE COVER Revised Financial ReqUirements of the Graduate School, The School of Technology and Environmental Research. 7 '\ Or. EmellD O. Tabula", (BSCE, UP,'52; UnIv. of illinois. Professorial Fee for Accounllng Services 8 MSCE, 1955 and Ph.D., 1971)was appointed acting Chancellor Engineering Design and Construcllon SUpervision , i of tMc autonomous Unlverslly of the Philippines In DIllman, Services for University Infrastructure Projects 8 . effective January, 1984. Ha brings to the chancellery the exper­ Chancellor's AulMorlty 10Borrow Funds from the U.P. lence of 32 years of sterling service, In various capacities, to Foundation 00 00 •• •• 8 tha unlvcrslly. U.P.Dillman Supplemental Internal Operating Budget 8 Previous to this appointment, Or. Tabujara was the acting Leiter of Agreement 00 ••• 00 00 • 8 vlce·charlcellor for co",">unlly affairs and consunant-m-charqe Memorandum of Agreements 00 • •• 8 of the campus Planning, Development and Maintenance Office, Deedof Oonallon .. 00 00 •••• 00 , ••••••••••• " 8 both In Dillman. Trust Agreement . 00 , ••••• 00 00 • •• 8 ....'iI~P!'::.:;;I-stljp of the "Dillman Republic" starts at a time Other Malters 00 ••• 00 • 00 • 00 00 00 •••• 00 8 'I.. ' -"', among ot~er things, the College of Arts and Sciences Is newly-split and the proposed ,tuition fee Increase Is under protest. ' EXECUTIVE ORDERS , , As to how he will deal wltMIssues pertaining to the Dillman campus, Or. Tabu/ara said (UPN Interview, Jan. 9, 1984) that Execullve Order NO.1 Dellneallng Functions of the ..... 11 will be good to listen to what various sectors have to say Chancellor for U.P. Dillman Vls·a·vls Those of the on certain topics. My declslon·maklng process will be some­ President 00 _ ••••••••• 00 ••••••• •• 8 thing like this: I will first listen to all sides of the Issues, then I Executive Order No.2 Dellneallng Functions of Chancellors will study the malter thoroughly with my staff and finally we of Autonomous Universities Vis-a-vis Those 01the will. decide on what will benefit the University the most. 01 President .. , , , 00 13 course, I do not expect to please everybody with my decisions, but If It's for tMe best of the University, then I will do II:' Dr. Tabujara started to climb up the ranks as Instructor ADMINISTRATIVE CIRCULARS In civil engineering In 1953: assistant professor In 1958, asso­ ciate professor In 1971, and full professor In 1974. In 1982,Me Memorandum No.5 Constltullng a Committee to catalogue became chairman of the Department of Civil Engineering and Art Works and Valuable Sltes ln the U.P.System ' 13 now holds a Professorial Chair (Construction} In the College of Memorandum NO.6 Creating a Task Force to Study Engln6erlng. This year, the Professional Regulations corn­ tMe Feasibility of a Community School In Dillman .. "" 13. mIssion lauded him as "Most Oulstandlng Civil Engineer for Memorandum NO.8 Applying Provisions of Executive 1984:' Order No.7 at the Instituteof Fisheries Development Dr. TabuJara Is a member of the International Honor So­ and Research and Other Matters. .................. .. 13 ciety of Phi Kappa Phi and the Internallonal Research Society AdmlnislratlveOrder No.5 Transferring Items of Ten of Sigma XI. law library Personnel 14 1 t Q~ibranza~f _)~'\ Administrative Order No.8 Creating an Investmenl To Governor Arsenio A. Lanaodel Non'i.l-,-- ..\ Committee for the U.P. System 14 To Dr. Leopoldo V. Jlbls , , 'r . 0li Administrative Order No. 10 Amending Order No. 116, To Dear, Balblno G. Loro : ~" \[ Re Supervision of the U.P. Book Center 14 To Maj. Gen. Rafael G. Zagala (Ret.) 26 To Ms, Marnle Fernandez ,, ~ 26 To Professor Edgardo S. Pacheco.. 26 HISTORICAL PAPERS AND DOCUMENTS To PresidentEdmund Mapa, EastmanChemical Industries,Inc. ., ",.......... 26 To Miss Lucia C. Saldi 26 MESSAGES To President Ferdinand E. Marcos 26 To the U.P. Assoclat!on of Civil Engineering :SJ~dents' 15 To Gen. Fabian C. Ver 27 To the 1984 graduates of business administration 15 To Mr. vicente A. Galang , 27 To the U.P.lnternational Club 15 To Mr. John Guidon Macirrl L. de la Cruz 27 • To the U.P. Alumni Association in Washington, D.C 15 To Dr. Y. Nishikawa 27 To the 1984 Expo Fair organizers and beneficiaries 15 To Brig. Gen. Pedro Dumol 28 To the Rayadillo Honor Guard Battalion 15 To Ambassador Yoshio Okawa ",, .. 28 To the 1984 graduates In the International center 15 To HonorableJuanC. Tuvera , 28 , To the U.P. Pre-Med Honor Society 16 To Atty. Bernoli P. Arquero 28 To the October 1983 graduates of B.S. Statistics 16 To Chancellor Emil Q. Javier 29 To the U.P. Mathematics Club 16 To HonorableFrancisco S. Tantuico " , 29 To SAPUL 1~. To'Governor FedericoB.Borromeo ., 29 To the EMC' Fraternity ,,16 To Mr. Rodrigo de los Reyes 29 To the 1984 graduates of the Institute of Mass ' 10 President FerdinandE, Marcos .,.,................. 29 Communication 16 ToCommissionerEricC. Nubia ,, 30 To the 1984gradua:ss of tho Asian Institute of Tourism 16 To Mayor Richard J. Gordon of Olongapo , .. 30 To the Zoology and Marine Science majors 16 To Dr. Juan C. Manuel 30 To the 1984 graduates 01 the U.P. Public Health 16 To ProfessorLeticia Barbara Banez-Gutierrez , 30 To the U.P. MBA Class of 1984 16 To Professor Haydee B.Vorac ,, .. ,.... .. ." ... • :; To the Buslness Administration,alumnl of U.P. 16 To Chairman Francisco S. Tantuico, Jr. "............ I To the U.P. Education alumni 17 To Atty. Anacleto S. Magno 31 To the UPAA-New York 17 To Mr, James MOOle ., ,,...... 32 To Ambassador Jose S. Laurel III , ~2 LeTTERS To Mr. Leonardo Ty .... .. .... .. 32 ToMrs. Valontina A.Perez. .. , 17 To Mr, Richard. A. Neal 32 To Archimedes S. Sltlar 17 To Professor Zenaida B. Cataian , . , , 3'~ To Mr. Godofredo C.Camacho 17 To Mr. William H. MOrris.. ... .. ... .. ...... .. 32 To Ally. Umlra! P. Matic, Jr I 18 To Mr. Alan B. Chavez. .. ...... .. .... .. .. 3-3 To Alty. Mario D. Camacho 18 To Chancellor Emil Q. Javier 33 To Dr. Antonio Tatusan 16 To Mr. Rafael A. Gonzales "...... ~3 To Mr. Jaime Zobel de Ayala 16 To ChancellorEmil Q:,Javier ." .. ".............. 33,; To the Asia Foundation 19 To the Minister of Ed49ation,Science, emu cuuurs of To Dr. Leticia S.M. Lenlican 19 Japan 33 To Ms. Cella S. Samson 19 To Professor Jovita Venlura Castro 34 To Dr. Pacifico Payawan 19 To Dr. Meleclo S. Magno , 34 To Professor Leticia A. Lagmay 19 To ChairmanFranciscoS, Tantulcc, Jr. .,, 34 To Madame Imelda R. Marcos 20 To Mr. Rafael Salas 34 To Minister Constanclo E. Castaileda 20 To Mr. James Moore 34 To Dr. Antonio V. Arizabal 20 To Mr. and Mrs. Ambrosio A. Nuevo "." ~i To Ms. Lynda Mullen 20 To Mrs. Betty Go-Belmonte ~. ~."j To Juan Collas, Esq 21 To Honorable Narciso Albarracin 35 To Ambassador Hlsham Tabaqchall, Embassyol the To Ambassador Ernesto C. Garrido of the Philippine Republic of Iraq , '.' 21 Embassy In Peru .. , ,.... 35 To Dr. Manuel S. Alba 21 To Mr. Raymond M. Mendoza 35 To Honorable Vicente'Valdepeilas , 21 To Honorable Jacobo C. Clave 35 To Professor Felipe B. Miranda 22 To Minister Emil Q. Javier 36 Suspension Order for AdrianoAgsawa 22 To Mr. Fllologo Pante, Jr 36 To President Ferdiriand E. Marcos 22 To Professor Nestor N. Pilar 36 ....• To UpsilonSigma Phi _.. 22 To Ms.lmee Marcos·Manotoc ., ,.. .. ........... 36 .. To Mr. Jorge C. Abada . 22 To Honorable Juan C. Tuvera 36 To the U.P. Medical AlumniSociety 23 ,:,.. To Ms. CharleyBarreto ,,," 37 To Mrs. Isabel D. Regala ........ .. ........ 23 To Ms: Edith S. Coliver .. 37 5 To Professor Lorenzo L. Mariano 23 To Ms. Edith S. Coliver 37 Z= To Miss Pilar L. Mariano 23 To Mrs. Luzviminda S. Gonz.ales , .. , ,. 37 To Dr.VermenM. Verallo 23 ;> To Engr. Rodol~o N. Ferrer , _... 24 SPEECHES ~ To Miss Marina G. Dayrit ., 24 Thank you for yourService . .,........ .......... 37 .. To Dr.Juan M. Flavler , .. 24 To CultivateOur Own MusIcal Heritage , 38 5 ToGovernor HomobonoC. Sawit of Tarlac 24 Education Is where the Problem-And the Solutlon-Beqlns .. 38 "0= To ihe U.P. Cherubimand Seraphim. ... .. ........... .. 24 IndustrialRe:ation With All Us Tensions ,... 3P ;> To Mr. RomanA. Cruz,Jr , 24 You Have, To Make Public Ad Do Things 40 To Dr. VicenteJ.
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    Republic of the Philippines Office of the President PHILIPPINE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY REGIONAL OFFICE-NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION PDEA Annex Bldg., NIA Northside Road, National Government Center, Barangay Pinyahan, 1100 Quezon City/Telefax:(02)8351-7433/e-mail address:[email protected]/[email protected] pdea.gov.ph PDEA Top Stories PDEA@PdeaTopStories pdeatopstories REGIONAL DIRECTOR’S CORNER January 2020 On January 6, 2020, Director III JOEL B PLAZA Regional Director of PDEA RO- NCR, together with IA V Mary Lyd Arguelles, QC District Officer and other members of QCDO attended the Quezon City Peace and Order Council Conference held at 15th floor high rise Building, Quezon City Hall. The conference was attended by Hon. Ma. Josefina Belmonte, Quezon City Mayor, City Administrator Michael Alimurung, Mr. Ricardo Belmonte, Secretary to the Mayor, PBGen. Ronnie Montejo, QCPD Director, Director Rufino Mendoza, Director, NICA, JTF NCR and DILG. On January 24, 2020, Director III JOEL B PLAZA Regional Director of PDEA RO- NCR, together with IA I Berlin Orlanes of Intelligence Division attended conference meeting re Rubita Gracia Murder Case held at the Philippine Cancer Society Bldg., 310 San Rafael Street, Malacanang Complex, City of Manila. The conference was presided by USEC Jose Joel M Sy Egco. On January 28, 2020 Director III JOEL B PLAZA Regional Director of PDEA RO-NCR led the conduct of Regional Oversight Committee on Barangay Drug Clearing Program for the clearing and declaration of the forty (40) applicant barangays that are considered as drug affected from the 6 cities throughout Metro Manila on Tuesday, held at the PDEA Main Conference Room, Brgy.