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Executive Order No. 999 (1985)

Subject Matter : Further amending subparagraphs (a), (b), and (c) of section Twenty-Three and subparagraphs (a) and (d) of section 45 of the National Internal Revenue code of 1977, as amended.

1985
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Executive Order No. 998 (1985)

WHEREAS, there is a need to fully assess these programs, redefine the functions of all sports agencies concerned whenever possible and establish along range plan for the development of the different sports with emphasis on the expansion of the mass base for all sports in the country.

1985
6 sections

Executive Order No. 99 (1964)

The municipality of Sebaste shall begin to exist upon the appointment and qualification of the Mayor, Vice-Mayor, and a majority of the councilors thereof and upon the certification by the Secretary of Finance that said municipality is financially capable of providing for all the statutory obligations and ordinary essential services of a regular municipality and that the mother municipalities of Culasi and Pandan, after the segregation therefrom of the territory comprised in the municipality of

1964
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Executive Order No. 98 (1964)

AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 91, DATED AUGUST 13, 1964, ENTITLED —IMPLEMENTING REPUBLIC ACT NUMBERED THIRTY-SIX HUNDRED AND ONE, ENTITLED —AN ACT CREATING THE NATIONAL IRRIGATION ADMINISTRATION——

1964
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Executive Order No. 97 (1964)

—Beginning at point 1, center of the mouth of Bacalan River; thence, northward following the course of Bacalan River until it intersects the Provincial Boundary of Zamboanga del Sur and Zamboanga del Norte at Point 2; thence, following the Provincial Boundary of Zamboanga del Sur and Zamboanga del Norte on an easterly direction up to point 3, its intersection with longitude 122—-44'; thence, due south until it intersects Gacbusan Creek called point 4; thence, following the downstream course of G

1964
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Executive Order No. 96 (1964)

—Beginning at Point 1, center of the mouth of Kumalarang River; thence following the upstream course of said river with a distance of 3,800 M. to point 2; thence, following a straight line northeasterly direction until it intersects the inlet of Kumalarang River at Lake Wood called point 3; thence following the old boundary of Lapuyan clockwise direction to point 4; thence following the old boundary of Lapuyan and Midsalip with a distance of 2,700 M. to point 5; thence following a straight line

1964
1 section

Executive Order No. 95 (1964)

—Beginning at Point 1 the intersection of the shoreline near barrio Limbayan and latitude 123—26'; thence following the boundary of the marine waters which this municipality shall have pursuant to the provisions of Section 2321 of the Revised Administrative Code along Maligay Bay to point —2— at the middle of the mouth of Guling Creek; thence following the boundary line separating Libertad and Dimataling with a distance of 1,100 meters at point 3; thence following a straight line in a southeaste

1964
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Executive Order No. 94 (1964)

—Beginning from point 1, intersection of latitude 7—58' and longitude 123—23'; thence due West until it intersects longitude 123—10' called point 2; thence due North following partly the provincial boundary between Zamboanga del Norte and Zamboanga del Sur until it intersects latitude 8—06' called point 3; thence due East until it intersects l

1964
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Executive Order No. 93 (1964)

—Beginning at Point —1— following straight line latitude 7—47'53" at north direction until it intersects the Municipal boundary lines of Pagadian, Dumalinao and Lapuyan until it intersects the intersection of the Municipal Boundaries of Pagadian, Lapuyan, and Ramon Magsaysay called Point —2—; thence due east following the straight/bound

1964
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Executive Order No. 92 (1964)

Pursuant to the provisions of section 702 of Republic Act No. 1937, and upon the recommendation of the Secretary of Finance, the Port of Surigao, Surigao del Norte, is hereby created, opened, and established as a sub-port of entry within the collection district of the Port of Masao, Butuan City.

1964
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Executive Order No. 91 (1964)

2. In order to effect a coordinated effort in the development, improvement, maintenance, and operation of all national gravity irrigation systems throughout the country, the Friar Lands irrigation systems now under the administrative control of the Bureau of Lands, Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, are hereby transferred to the National Irrigation Administration. This transfer will include all personnel of the Irrigation Unit of the Bureau of Lands, and all unexpended appropriatio

1964
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Executive Order No. 90 (1964)

The officials and employees detailed to the PCAPE from other offices or entities are hereby returned to their respective offices or entities. Such personnel as may not be necessary to finish the pending work of the PCAPE are authorized to receive a gratuity of one-month salary for every year of continuous satisfactory service in the government but not exceeding twelve months, on the basis of the last salary received:—

1964
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Executive Order No. 89 (1964)

Pursuant to the authority conferred upon me by law, in acknowledgment of the need for the implementation of nationwide development programs for the sugar industry as a potent force in economic development and general social welfare, and in view of the industry—s capacity for rapid and expansive growth,

1964
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Executive Order No. 88 (1964)

it is popularly felt that the various educational and training programs in the Department of Finance can be enriched and made more effective if resources and facilities are consolidated and are centralized, coordinated, and integrated in one combined-services institution, with the stature of an enduring and model academy of learning in the finance services of government.

1964
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Executive Order No. 87 (1964)

it is imperative to inculcate in the minds of our people a continuing consciousness of the patriotic deeds of our heroes and love for the Motherland through the symbolic embodiment thereof for a cohesive, strong, and healthy nation;

1964
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Executive Order No. 86 (1964)

2. Each Secretary of Department shall attend to and decide matters which pertain to his department and which under the law he may decide. On those matters which require approval of the President, in case urgent action is needed, such approval shall be obtained by radio. On other departmental business which, although within the jurisdiction of a Secretary of Department, is of such importance as to affect the general policies of the Government and, therefore, should be the subject of consultation

1964
1 section

Executive Order No. 85 (1964)

the necessity for intensifying the campaign against dissident activities, the continued existence of rampant smuggling, and other forms of lawlessness prejudicial to the economy require a vigorous and concerted action on the part of the Government and the nation at large;

1964
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Executive Order No. 84 (1964)

the Department of Health has launched a national schistosomiasis (snail fever) control program the success of which needs the concerted and integrated efforts of various agencies of the government and not only the Department of Health; and

1964
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Executive Order No. 83 (1964)

REQUIRING ALL DEPARTMENTS, BUREAUS, OFFICES, AGENCIES, INSTRUMENTALITIES, AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT, INCLUDING THE CORPORATIONS OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY THE GOVERNMENT, THE ARMED FORCES, GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS, AND PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO BUY THROUGH PUBLIC BIDDING FROM LOCAL TEXTILE MILLS, WHENEVER AVAILABLE, ALL THEIR REQUIREMENTS FOR CLOTHING MATERIALS.

1964
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Executive Order No. 82 (1964)

—14. No imprint shall be made on the Flag nor shall it be marred by advertisement, or in any manner desecrated. No tattered or worn-out flag shall at any time be used or displayed. It shall not be worn as a whole or part of a costume. It shall not be used as a pennant in the hood or in any part of a motor vehicle except in celebration of Independence Day, or on such other patriotic occasions as the President may designate.—

1964
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Executive Order No. 81 (1964)

3. In every case where a permit to slaughter carabao is issued, the Provincial Commander shall furnish the Office of the President copies of the pertinent papers.

1964
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Executive Order No. 80 (1964)

the National Museum, which is charged with the acquisition and preservation of all objects of archaeological, artistic, or commemorative value which should be preserved in testimony of the national history or culture, has since been placed under the Department of Education;

1964
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Executive Order No. 79 (1964)

The RCA is hereby empowered to enter into negotiations, execute contracts, borrow money from any government financing institution, and do such other acts as may be necessary in connection with the importation of rice.

1964
1 section

Executive Order No. 78 (1964)

President of the Philippines, do hereby amend Executive Order No. 62, dated January 15, 1964, entitled, —Creating the Rice and Corn Authority,— by including the Secretary of National Defense as member thereof.

1964
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Executive Order No. 77 (1964)

[ EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 77, March 30, 1964 ]

1964
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Executive Order No. 76 (1964)

it is essential to coordinate the related activities of such agencies and land reform machinery for the implementation of the reforms envisaged by the Code in the most economical and expeditious manner;

1964
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Executive Order No. 75 (1964)

Republic Act No. 3844, otherwise known as the Agricultural Land Reform Code, provides that all agencies affected by the Code be reorganized and realigned to enable them to fulfill the objectives and requirements of the land reform program;

1964
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Executive Order No. 74 (1964)

Upon the recommendation of the Secretary of Public Works and Communications and pursuant to the provisions of section 26, Article VIII of Republic Act No. 917, in relation to Executive Order No. 113, series of 1955,

1964
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Executive Order No. 73 (1964)

the Aguinaldo Mansion is of profound historical significance, hallowed by the echo of fervent but solemn voices raised as one announcing to the whole world the independence of the Philippines; it also contains valuable effects and relics testifying to the heroic struggle of the Filipino people for self rule; and

1964
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Executive Order No. 72 (1964)

1. Travel of officials and employees outside their duty stations requiring the payment of per diems or reimbursement of actual traveling expenses, or travel to foreign countries for which the Philippine Government shall bear all expenses or the major portion of expenses connected with such travel, shall not be allowed, except in meritorious cases to be determined by the Department Secretary concerned in case of local travel and the Office of the President in case of travel abroad.

1964
1 section