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Senate Resolution No. 043, s. 1947

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SR -43 S47

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Philippine Treaty Series No. 043

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Agreement between the Republic of the Philippines and the United States of America regarding air navigation facilities and training programme. Signed at Manila, May 12, 1947.

Commonwealth Act 130

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Commonwealth Act 130

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Commonwealth Act 0130

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AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION ONE OF ACT NUMBERED THIRTY-FIVE HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO KNOWN AS THE "PORT WORKS FUND ACT" AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE DISBURSEMENT OF SAID FUND SO AS TO INCLUDE THE COST OF INVESTIGATION, CONSTRUCTION, IMPROVEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF BUOYS, LIGHTHOUSES AND OTHER AIDS TO MARINE NAVIGATION, AND FOR AIRPORTS AND LANDING FIELDS OF THE COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT, INCLUDING THE PURCHASE AND MAINTENANCE OF THE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT FOR THOSE PURPOSES.

Date of Approval

1936-11-05

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Congress

1st National Assembly

Issuance Category

Major Topic

Subjects

Marine transport facilities

Lighthouses -- Maintenance and repair

Buoys -- Maintenance and repair

Official Gazette Details

Official Gazette Source

Official Gazette vol. 35 no. 25 page 513 (2/27/1937)

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ACT NO. 3592

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Commonwealth Act

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1936

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[ Commonwealth Act No. 130, November 06, 1936 ]

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION ONE OF ACT NUMBERED THIRTY-FIVE HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO KNOWN AS THE "PORT WORKS FUND ACT" AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE DISBURSEMENT OF SAID FUND SO AS TO INCLUDE THE COST OF THE INVESTIGATION, CONSTRUCTION, IMPROVEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF BUOYS, LIGHT-HOUSES, AND OTHER AIDS TO MARINE NAVIGATION, AND FOR AIRPORTS AND LANDING FIELDS OF THE COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT, INCLUDING THE PURCHASE AND MAINTENANCE OF THE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT FOR THOSE PURPOSES.

Be it enacted by the National Assembly of the Philippines: Section 1. Section one of Act Numbered Thirty-five hundred and ninety-two is hereby amended to read as follows:

"SECTION 1. All wharfage fees collected from the date on which this Act takes effect, under the provisions of section fourteen of the Tariff Law of nineteen hundred and nine, shall be deposited in the National Treasury and shall form a special fund to be known as "Port Works Fund," which shall be disbursed in accordance with acts of the National Assembly for the investigation, construction, improvement and maintenance of ports, buoys, lighthouses, and other aids to navigation, and for airports and landing fields, including the purchase and maintenance of necessary equipment: Provided, however, That fifty per centum of the fund so formed is hereby set aside for the necessary expenses of maintenance of ports, buoys, lighthouses, and other aids to navigation and for airports and landing fields belonging to the National Government, or constructed by authority of the National Assembly, including dredging and improvements incidental to such maintenance, to be allotted by the Secretary of Public Works and Communications, with the approval of the President, upon certification by the Secretary of Finance that the necessary funds are available: Provided, further, That out of the remaining fifty per centum of the fund so formed there is hereby set aside annually such sum as may be necessary to reimburse the general fund for the payment of interest charges on account of bonds issued by the National Government for the construction and improvement of ports."

SEC. 2. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.Approved, November 6, 1936.

Commonwealth Act 448

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Commonwealth Act 448

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Commonwealth Act 0448

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AN ACT TO PROHIBIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF OBSTRUCTIONS HAZARDOUS TO AIR NAVIGATION, THE CONSTRUCTION OF PRIVATE LANDING FIELDS, ABUTTING OTHER LANDING FIELDS AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF SAME.

Date of Approval

1939-06-07

URL (Supreme Court)

Congress

2nd National Assembly

Issuance Category

Aeronautics -- Safety measures

Major Topic

Transportation

Subjects

Landing fields

AIRPORTS

Aeronautics, Bureau of

Official Gazette Details

Official Gazette Source

Official Gazette vol. 37 no. 93 page 1800 (8/5/1939)

Legislative Issuance Type

Commonwealth Act

Year of Approval Placeholder

1939

Body

[ Commonwealth Act No. 448, June 08, 1939 ]

AN ACT TO PROHIBIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF OBSTRUCTIONS HAZARDOUS TO AIR NAVIGATION, THE CONSTRUCTION OF PRIVATE LANDING FIELDS ABUTTING OTHER LANDING FIELDS, AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF SAME.

Be it enacted by the National Assembly of the Philippines:Sec. 1. The Secretary of Public Works and Communications is empowered, for the safety of air navigation, to prohibit the construction within three hundred meters of any established landing fields of any buildings, line poles and towers, masts, or any structures or obstructions whatsoever which project to a height of from four to ten meters above structures that will stand on the ground to a height of thirty meters or more will be constructed within a distance of three kilometers from the boundary of any established airport or landing field without the prior approval of the Secretary of Public Works and Communications.Sec. 2. Any radio towers, tents, poles or any tall structures, constructed outside the limits of a city or town proper which project to a height of thirty meters or more above the, ground shall be painted and shall have obstacle lights in accordance with the rules and regulations to be prepared by the Bureau of Aeronautics.Sec. 3. It is prohibited to construct or operate an airport or landing field within a radius of five kilometers of another airport or landing field.Sec 4. Any person or persons who violate any provisions of this Act shall be punished by a fine of not more than five hundred pesos or imprisonment of not more than six months, or both, in the discretion of the court.Sec. 5. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.Approved, June 8, 1939.

Republic Act No. 125

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Republic Act No. 125

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Republic Act No. 125

Full Title

AN ACT GOVERNING THE USE OF AIR NAVIGATION FACILITIES AND PROVIDING THE PAYMENT OF THE USE THEREOF.

Date of Approval

1947-06-14

Senate Bill No.

S. No. 232

URL (Supreme Court)

1st Congress of the Republic

Congress

Issuance Category

Major Topic

Transportation

Subjects

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

Airports -- Traffic control

AVIATION

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

Air navigation facilities

Aids to air navigation

Aeronautics, Bureau of

AERONAUTICS

AIRPORTS

Official Gazette Details

Official Gazette Source

Official Gazette vol. 43 no. 7 page 2562 (7/00/1947)

Legislative Issuance Type

Republic Act

Body

S. No. 232 / 43 OG No. 7, 2562 (July, 1947)

[ REPUBLIC ACT NO. 125, June 14, 1947 ]

AN ACT GOVERNING THE USE OF AIR NAVIGATION FACILITIES AND PROVIDING THE PAYMENT OF THE USE THEREOF.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled:SECTION 1. Except as herein expressly provided, only Government air navigation facilities shall, at reasonable charges to be fixed by the Director of the Bureau of Aeronautics, be open and available for use of duly licensed private or commercial air service operators, under such rules and regulations as may be issued by the Bureau of Aeronautics and approved by the Department Head. Private air navigation facilities shall be used only when the Government does not own any air navigation facility, unless permitted by the Director of the Bureau of Aeronautics, and under such rules and regulations as may be issued by him and approved by the Department Head, and at reasonable charges to be fixed by the Public Service Commission after due hearing.SEC. 2. (a) The term "Air navigation facility" shall include any airport, emergency landing field, light or other signal structure, radio directional finding facility, radio or other electrical communication facility, and any other structure or facility used as an aid to air navigation.(b)The term "airport" shall mean any locality, either on water or on land, which is adopted for the landing and taking off of aircraft, or a place used regularly for receiving or discharging passengers or cargo by air.SEC. 3. "Reasonable charges" are those which insure just and reasonable return on the capital invested, taking into consideration the cost of construction, operation and maintenance, and non-aeronautical revenue of the air navigation facility affected, which shall be uniform.SEC. 4. Charges collected for the use of the Government air navigation facility shall accrue to the general fund of the national, provincial or municipal government financing said facilities: Provided, That for a period of five years from the date of the approval of this Act, all charges collected are hereby appropriated for the construction, repair and maintenance of such facilities.SEC. 5. All acts or parts of act inconsistent with the provisions of this Act are hereby repealed.SEC. 6. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.Approved, June 14, 1947.

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Republic Act No. 3680

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Republic Act No. 3680

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Republic Act No. 3680

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AN ACT CONVERTING THE PRESENT PHILIPPINE NAUTICAL SCHOOL INTO THE PHILIPPINE MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY, CONFERRING THE DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MARINE TRANSPORTATION, MAJOR IN NAVIGATION AND SEAMANSHIP, AND BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MARINE TRANSPORTATION, MAJOR IN STEAM ENGINE AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, PROVIDING FOR A MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY BOARD, DEFINING THE BOARD'S RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Date of Approval

1963-06-22

URL (Supreme Court)

5th Congress of the Republic

House Bill No.

H. No. 2214

Congress

Issuance Category

Major Topic

Subjects

PHILIPPINE NAUTICAL SCHOOL

Philippine Merchant Marine Academy Board

Philippine Merchant Marine Academy (PMMA)

Merchant marine officers

Official Gazette Details

Official Gazette Source

Official Gazette vol. 59 no. 42 page 7224 (October 21, 1963)

Legislative Issuance Type

Republic Act

House Bill first in billing

Body

H. No. 2214 / 59 OG No. 42, 7224 (October 21, 1963)

[ REPUBLIC ACT NO. 3680, June 22, 1963 ]

AN ACT CONVERTING THE PRESENT PHILIPPINE NAUTICAL SCHOOL INTO THE PHILIPPINE MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY, CONFERRING THE DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MARINE TRANSPORTATION, MAJOR IN NAVIGATION AND SEAMANSHIP, AND BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MARINE TRANSPORTATION, MAJOR IN STEAM ENGINE AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, PROVIDING FOR A MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY BOARD, DEFINING THE BOARD'S RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled:SECTION 1. The Philippine Nautical School, located in Pasay City, Philippines, is hereby converted into the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, which will offer a nautical curriculum leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation, major in navigation and seamanship, and Bachelor of Science in Marine transportation, major in steam engine and electrical engineering.SEC. 2. The main purpose of the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy is to produce efficient and well trained merchant marine officers who can favorably compare with marine officers of progressive maritime countries sufficient to carry the expanding international trade in times of peace and capable of serving as a naval and military auxiliary in times of war and national emergency. The secondary purpose is to produce young men well trained, in other fields of the merchant marine service, like marine surveyors, port supervisors, shipping office personnel, shipping management and others.SEC. 3. The head of this institution shall be known as the Superintendent of the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy. He must at least be a master mariner and shall be appointed by the President of the Philippines upon the recommendation of the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy Board. The powers and duties of the Superintendent in addition to those specifically provided for in this Act, shall be those usually pertaining to the office of the president of a college.SEC. 4. The government of said Academy is hereby vested in the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy Board which shall be composed of the following: the Secretary of Commerce and Industry who shall be ex officio chairman of the Board, with a representative of the Philippine Navy, the Chairman of the Board of Marine Inquiry, the Chairman of the Board of Marine Examination for Deck Officers, the Chairman of the Board of Marine Examination for Marine Engineers, the President of the United Harbor Pilots Association of the Philippines, the President of the Filipino Shipowners' Association, the President of the Philippine Marine Officers' Guild, and the Superintendent of the Academy, as members.Members of the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy Board shall serve without compensation, other than actual and necessary expenses incurred either in attendance upon meetings of the Board or upon official business authorized by a resolution of the Board.SEC. 5. The Philippine Merchant Marine Academy Board shall have the following powers and duties in addition to its general powers of administration:(a) To confer the degree of Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation, major in navigation and seamanship, and Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation, major in steam engine and electrical engineering to successful candidates for graduation. (b) To appoint, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of the Academy, instructors, professors and other employees of the Academy; to fix their compensation, hours of service and other duties as it may deem proper, to grant to them leaves of absence under existing laws and regulations and to remove them from office, for cause after an investigation and hearing and after, in the opinion of the Board, there is just cause for his removal. (c) To approve the curricula and rules of discipline drawn up by the Academy Council as hereunder provided. (d) To provide fellowships for faculty members and scholarships to students showing special evidence of merits. (e) To provide rules for its government, and to enact for the government of the Academy such general ordinances and regulations, not contrary to law, as are consistent with the purpose of the Academy as defined in Section two of this Act. (f) To receive in trust legacies, gifts, and donations of real and personal property of all kinds and to administer the same for the benefit of the Academy or for aid to any cadets, in accordance with the directions and instructions of the donor, and, in default thereof, in such manner as I he Academy Board may, in its discretion, determine. (g) To receive and appropriate to the ends specified by law such sums as may be provided by law for the support of the college.SEC. 6. A quorum of the Academy Board shall consist of a majority of all the members. All processes against the Academy Board shall be served on the Superintendent of the Academy or secretary thereof.SEC. 7. On or before the fifteenth of June of each year, the Academy Board shall file with the President of the Philippines a detailed report, setting forth the progress, condition, and needs of the Academy.SEC. 8. There shall be an Academy Council consisting of the Superintendent and all instructors and professors of the Academy. The Council shall have the power to prescribe the curricula and rules of discipline, subject to the approval of the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy Board. It shall fixed the requirements for admission to the Academy as well as for graduation and the receiving of a degree. The Council alone shall have the power to recommend students or others to be recipients of degrees. Through the Superintendent it shall have disciplinary power over the students within the limits prescribed by the rules of discipline approved by the Academy Board.SEC. 9. The body of instructors and professors of the Academy shall constitute the faculty of the Academy, with the Superintendent of the Academy as the presiding officer. In the appointment of professors or instructors of the Academy, no religious test shall be applied, nor shall the religious opinions or affiliations of the faculty of the Academy be made a matter of examination or inquiry: Provided, however That no instructor or professor in the Academy shall inculcate sectarian tenets in any of the teachings, nor attempt either directly or indirectly, under penalty of dismissal by the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy Board, to influence students or attendants at the Academy for or against any particular church or religious sect.SEC. 10. Professors and other regular instructors in the Academy shall be exempt as such from any civil service examinations or regulations as a requisite to appointment.SEC. 11. There shall be a Secretary of the Academy appointed by the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy Board. He shall be the Secretary of the Board as well as the Academy, and shall keep such records of the Academy as may be designated by the Board.SEC. 12. Graduates of the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy who are holders of a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Transportation, major in navigation and seamanship, shall be exempted from taking the third mate examination, and those who are holders of a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Transportation, major in steam engine and electrical engineering, shall be exempted from taking the fourth steam engineers' examination.SEC. 13. In order not to interrupt the smooth functioning of the present four-year nautical curriculum of the Philippine Nautical School, the present Superintendent and faculty, as well as the other personnel, shall be absorbed by the new Academy. Salaries of these personnel shall be adjusted at the discretion of the Academy Board within the limits available for appropriation.SEC. 14. For carrying out the purposes and provisions of this Act, the sum of eight hundred thousand pesos is hereby appropriated from funds in the National Treasury not otherwise appropriated for the fiscal year nineteen hundred sixty-three to nineteen hundred sixty-four. An additional five hundred thousand pesos is hereby appropriated for the purpose of acquiring a modern steam-powered training ship to supplement classroom instructions. Thereafter the amount of three hundred thousand pesos shall be included in the yearly General Appropriation Acts for the maintenance and operation of the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy.The sum herein appropriated shall not be released except; upon certification of the Secretary of Finance and the Auditor General as to the availability of fund in excess of those, necessary for the operation of the Government as provided in the annual General Appropriation Act for the fiscal year nineteen hundred sixty-three to nineteen hundred sixty-four.SEC. 15. Any provisions of existing laws inconsistent with this Act are hereby repealed.SEC. 16. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.Approved, June 22, 1963.

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Republic Act No. 4172

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Republic Act No. 4172

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Republic Act No. 4172

Full Title

AN ACT APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF AIRPORTS AND AIR NAVIGATION FACILITIES

Date of Approval

1964-09-13

URL (Supreme Court)

5th Congress of the Republic

House Bill No.

H. No. 11543

Congress

Issuance Category

Major Topic

Transportation

Subjects

Airports -- Maintenance and repair

Airports -- Appropriation and expenditure

Official Gazette Details

Official Gazette Source

Official Gazette vol. 66 no. 21 page 5192-3 (May 25, 1970)

Legislative Issuance Type

Republic Act

Year of Approval Placeholder

1964

House Bill first in billing

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H. No. 11543 / 66 OG No. 21, 5192-3 (May 25, 1970)

[ REPUBLIC ACT NO. 4172, September 13, 1964 ]

AN ACT APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF AIRPORTS AND AIR NAVIGATION FACILITIES

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled:SECTION 1. The following sums, or so much thereof as maybe necessary, are appropriated out of any funds in the National Treasury not otherwise appropriated for the purposes mentioned hereunder.

a. For the operation, maintenance and repair of airports, buildings and outside installations therein, including the purchase of necessary materials and supplies.

1. Manila .....................................................	P400,000.00
2. Alabat .....................................................	5,000.00
3. Allah Valley ............................................	10,000.00
4. Aparri .....................................................	10,000.00
5. Bacolod ..................................................	50,000.00
6. Bagabag .................................................	6,000.00
7. Baguio ....................................................	40,000.00
8. Baler ......................................................	15,000.00
9. Barobe ..................................................	7,000.00
10. Bancasi ...............................................	30,000.00
11. Basco .................................................	10,000.00
12. Buayan ................................................	10,000.00
13. Bulan ..................................................	4,000.00
14. Cagayan de Oro .................................	50,000.00
15. Calapan ..............................................	10,000.00
16. Calbayog ............................................	15,000.00
17. Camiguin .............................................	6,000.00
18. Catarman ............................................	6,000.00
19. Castellejos ..........................................	7,000.00
20. Cauayan .............................................	10,000.00
21. Corregidor .........................................	8,000.00
22. Cotabato ............................................	40,000.00
23. Cebu (Lahug) .....................................	100,000.00
24. Daet ..................................................	40,000.00
25. Davao ...............................................	50,000.00
26. Dipolog .............................................	15,000.00
27. Dumaguete ........................................	40,000.00
28. Guiuan ..............................................	7,000.00
29. Hilongos ...........................................	10,000.00
30. Iba ...................................................	5,000.00
31. lloilo .................................................	50,000.00
32. Jolo ..................................................	15,000.00
33. Jomalig .............................................	8,000.00
34. Kalibo ..............................................	30,000.00
35. Kiamba ............................................	5,000.00
36. Laoag ...............................................	30,000.00
37. Legaspi .............................................	50,000.00
38. Liloy .................................................	6,000.00
39. Lingayen ...........................................	5,000.00
40. Lubang .............................................	10,000.00
41. Lucena .............................................	5,000.00
42. Malabang .........................................	10,000.00
43. Malaybalay ......................................	8,000.00
44. Mamburao .......................................	15,000.00
45. Marrinduque ....................................	10,000.00
46. Maria Cristina ..................................	30,000.00
47. Masbate ..........................................	10,000.00
48. Misamis ...........................................	20,000.00
49. Naga ...............................................	30,000.00
50. Ormoc ............................................	7,000.00
51. Palanan ...........................................	7,000.00
52. Plaridel ...........................................	30,000.00
53. Puerto Princesa ..............................	15,000.00
54. Romblon ........................................	20,000.00
55. Rosales ..........................................	6,000.00
56. Rosario ..........................................	15,000.00
57. Roxas ............................................	30,000.00
58. San Fernando ................................	10,000.00
59. San Jose Buenavista ......................	10,000.00
60. San Jose Mindoro .........................	30,000.00
61. Sanga-sanga .................................	5,000.00
62. Siargao ........................................	10,000.00
63. Siocon ..........................................	5,000.00
64. Siquijor ........................................	7,000.00
65. Sorsogon .....................................	15,000.00
66. Surigao ........................................	30,000.00
67. Tadoban ......................................	40,000.00
68. Tagbilaran ...................................	40,000.00
69. Tandag ........................................	10,000.00
70. Tuguegarao .................................	10,000.00
71. Ubay ..........................................	5,000.00
72. Vigan ..........................................	5,000.00
73. Virac ...........................................	10,000.00
74. Wasig .........................................	5,000.00
75. Zamboanga .................................	60,000.00
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Total ....................................	P1,800,000.00

b. For the operation, maintenance and repair of existing air navigation facilities, including the purchase of necessary materials and supplies.

1. Manila Aeronautical Control Station .........	P130,000.00
2. Manila Aeronautical Transmitting Station ..	150,000.00
3. Manila Receiving Station ..........................	37,000.00
4. Rosario NDB (Non Directional Beacon) ..	45,000.00
5. Antipolo NDB (non Directional Beacon) ..	11,000.00
6. Lubang VOR (very high frequency omni-directional radio waves) Station..	50,000.00
7. Jomalig VOR (very high frequency omni-directional radio waves) ............	50,000.00
8. Airways Engineering Shop .......................	50,000.00
9. Training School .......................................	10,000.00
10. Main Office ..........................................	150,000.00
11. Cabanatuan NDB (Non Directional Beacon) ..........................................	16,000.00
12. Laoag Aeronautical Station ...................	100,000.00
13. Legaspi Aeronautical Station ................	25,000.00
14. Alabat NDB (Non Directional Beacon)..	25,000.00
15. Romblon Aeronautical Station ...............	50,000.00
16. Virac Aeronautical Station ....................	5,000.00
17. Cebu Aeronautical Station ....................	125,000.00
18. Tacloban Aeronautical Station ..............	1,000.00
19. Tagbilaran Aeronautical Station ............	5,000.00
20. Lumbia Aeronautical Station ................	50,000.00
21. Davao VOR (very high frequency omni-directional radio waves).........	40,000.00
22. Zamboanga Aeronautical Station .........	55,000.00
23. Baguio Aeronautical Station. ...............	20,000.00
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Total ............................................	Pl,200.000.00

SEC. 2. The itemization of appropriation herein mentioned may be transferred by the Administrator of the Civil Aeronautics Administration upon approval of the Secretary of Public Works and Communications from one airport to another in an amount not exceeding twenty per cent thereof.SEC. 3. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.Approved, September 13, 1964.

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Senate Resolution No. 043, s. 1947

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Senate Resolution No. 043, s. 1947

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Senate Resolution No. 0043, s. 1947

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Agreement between the Republic of the Philippines and the United States of America regarding air navigation facilities and training programme. Signed at Manila, May 12, 1947.

Issuance Category

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -- FOREIGN RELATIONS -- PHILIPPINES

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