steroids News Archive

17-Dec-2006

 

  • ARTS THIS WEEK (The Plain Dealer)
    If you like Christmas carols on steroids, step right up for Mannheim Steamroller. The jingle-bell juggernaut is the brainchild of Chip Davis, a native of Hamler, Ohio, whose previous claim to fame was co-writing C.W. McCall's 1975 hit "Convoy."


  • 3 Sheriff's deputies arrested; Marijuana, steroids, possibly cocaine found in deputies' homes (KGET 17 Bakersfield)
    Three Kern County Detention Deputies were arrested Friday as a result of a month-long investigation. Sgt. Donal Lundgren, 34, along with deputies Patrick Holloway, 26, and Joshua Bankston, 25, were arrested Friday morning on drug related charges. The arrests came after officers served search warrants on two of the deputies? homes.


  • Former elite cyclist Thomas indicted in steroids probe (San Diego Union-Tribune)
    SAN FRANCISCO, 1:35 p.m. Dec. 14 (AP): Prosecutors sent another clear message Thursday to Barry Bonds and everyone else suspected of misleading the federal steroids investigation: lie to us, and we'll come after you.


  • Cyclist Indicted in Steroids Probe (ABC News)
    Former World Champion Cyclist Tammy Thomas Indicted on Charges of Hindering Steroids Probe


  • Horse racing board should tackle steroids (Louisville Courier-Journal)
    The Kentucky Horse Racing Authority should become as aggressive toward abuse of anabolic steroids in race and sales horses as it was in installing strict race-day medication rules. The authority, which runs a multimillion-dollar breeders' fund and has been given broad powers by the governor, could play a huge role in protocol involving horses sold in Kentucky.


  • Cyclist indicted for hindering steroids probe (Orange County Register)
    Prosecutors in San Francisco sent a clear message Thursday to Barry Bonds and everyone else linked to the federal steroids investigation: lie to us, and we'll come after you.


  • Cyclist indicted in steroids probe (AP via Yahoo! News)
    Prosecutors sent a clear message Thursday to Barry Bonds and everyone else linked to the federal steroids investigation: lie to us, and we'll come after you. Former world silver medalist cyclist Tammy Thomas, 36, was the latest sports figure and first athlete to be indicted for hindering the 3-year-old grand jury probe. She faces three counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice.


  • Former Cyclist Thomas Indicted In Steroids Probe (CBS 11 Fort Worth)
    Prosecutors sent a clear message Thursday to Barry Bonds and everyone else linked to the federal steroids investigation: lie to us, and we'll come after you. Former world silver medalist cyclist Tammy Thomas, 36, was the latest sports figure and first athlete to be indicted for hindering the 3-year-old grand jury probe.


  • Now for the Real Test (Washington Post)
    The story surrounding star sprinter Justin Gatlin's positive drug test features allegations that a vindictive massage therapist rubbed steroids on him, certainty from those that know him that he is innocent and a coach that is at the center of the BALCO scandal.


  • Thomas indicted for hindering steroids probe (The Santa Rosa Press Democrat)
    SAN FRANCISCO - Prosecutors sent a clear message Thursday to Barry Bonds and everyone else linked to the federal steroids investigation: lie to us, and we'll come after you.


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