in 2016. Due to this, he was forced to leave the coaching chores to Ginebra assistant Rino Salazar. After an undisclosed dispute with the new management of San Miguel Corporation (Ginebra's parent company), Jaworski quit his duties as head coach and concentrated more on his political duties. During his stint as senator, Jaworski focused on legislating laws on environment and sports. He was chairman of the Economic Affairs, Trade and Commerce Committee and was also a member of the Games and Amusement and Sports Committee. Among more than 300 bills he had authored or co-authored, Jaworski is most proud of eventual laws that: declared the Mount Kitanglad Range in the province of Bukidnon a protected area; established the Northern Sierra Madre Mountain Range in Isabela as a protected area; established the Batanes Group of Islands as a protected area; established Mount Kanlaon as a protected area, to the consternation of logging companies, and regulated the ownership, possession and sale of chainsaws. Jaworski also introduced legislation to protect the country's national marine sanctuaries and filed a bill imposing strict penalties on oil pollution damage on Philippine waters. He co-authored the Clean Air Act and the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act. Jaworski unsuccessfully ran for re-election in the 2004 Philippine Senate election, placing 17th overall. PBA logo Taking a queue from the NBA logo which was inspired from a photo of a dribbling Jerry West, the PBA updated its logo in 1993 to feature Jaworski's silhouette in a dribbling pose. PBA return The Philippine Daily Inquirer and the Manila Times reported on February 13, 2007, of Jaworski's possible return in the PBA as coach for either the Air21 Express or the Talk 'N Text Phone Pals for the 2007 PBA Fiesta Conference but declined to accept the offer since talks stalled before any contract offer was made. After the tournament, talks resurfaced again between Jaworski and the Air21 management. However, with the resignation of Noli Eala as league commissioner, Jaworski was one of the names mentioned as replacements for the said post although no offer had been made. In the end though, Jaworski did not accept either offer and chose to retire from the public eye with his family. Career highlights PBA Hall of Fame Class of 2005 PBA Most Valuable Player (1978) PBA Mythical First Team Selection (1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981 and 1986) PBA Mythical Second Team Selection (1985 and