steroids News Archive

26-Dec-2006

 

  • Report: Lawyer probed in sports steroids case leaks (Tucson Citizen)
    SAN FRANCISCO - A lawyer who worked for BALCO founder Victor Conte is being investigated by the FBI as the source of leaked federal grand jury testimony in the steroids case, according to a Yahoo.com report.


  • Lawyers urge court to jail Chronicle reporters (Sports Illustrated)
    Government lawyers urged a federal appeals court to jail two newspaper reporters who have refused to testify about who leaked them secret grand jury testimony from a steroids investigation.


  • Wall Street's big holiday gifts hint at nation's wealth gap (USA Today)
    For workers lucky to get a turkey as a Christmas bonus, the year-end payouts to top Wall Street executives must seem unimaginable. Earlier this month, Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack took home $40 million, a record bonus for a single year's performance.


  • Hall of Shame (York Daily Record)
    Dec 24, 2006 ? If there was an actual Hall of Shame for the scandals associated with the use of steroids in sports, it would dwarf the combined size of the sporting halls in Cooperstown, Canton and Springfield.


  • Big Mac doesn't get mark on Hall ballot (CBS Sportsline)
    Yes, Mark McGwire's actions happened years ago. Yes, steroids weren't banned and yes, the home-run chase left us all in awe. But we know more now -- alot more -- and Scott Miller's not giving Big Mac a Hall pass.


  • Prosecutors: Jail Chronicle Reporters (ABC News)
    Prosecutors Urge Federal Appeals Court to Jail Chronicle Reporters in Steroids Probe


  • Prosecutors Urge Prison for SF Chronicle Reporters (KRON 4 Bay Area)
    Posted December 24, 2006 at 4:45 a.m. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Government lawyers urged a federal appeals court to jail two newspaper reporters who refused to testify about who leaked them secret grand jury testimony from a steroids investigation.


  • Ivanova suspended for two years (Townsville Bulletin)
    RUSSIAN 3000m steeplechase champion Lyubov Ivanova has been handed a two-year suspension after testing positive for steroids.


  • What we saw (Lexington Herald-Leader)
    Jolting the "she" out of him An Indian runner failed a gender test at the Asian Games after winning a silver as a woman. How do you break the news to the athlete about the disqualification? The good news, there's no trace of steroids; the bad news, you're a man.


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