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03-Jan-2007

 

  • NRI held in UK for selling 'spiritual qualities' cream (IANS via Yahoo! India News)
    London, Jan 3 (IANS) A person of Indian origin has been fined 7000 pounds for selling creams that purportedly had spiritual qualities but were loaded with steroids to treat eczema in children.


  • Relentless toll to US troops of roadside bombs (The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News)
    Almost every day, Sgt. First Class Joel Jacobs comes to the Third Infantry Division's "Warriors' Walk" at Fort Stewart, Ga. Among the eastern redbud trees - each commemorating one of the more than 300 division soldiers killed in Iraq - it's a chance for him to honor his fallen comrades.


  • Bets are placed on casinos in Asia (International Herald Tribune)
    Investors gain as decades-old gambling regulations ease


  • Macau Casinos Top Las Vegas as Adelson, Wynn, Battle Stanley Ho (Bloomberg.com)
    Jan. 3 (Bloomberg) -- The Hotel Lisboa used to be the only game in Macau. The birdcage-shaped casino has welcomed Chinese playing baccarat, blackjack and sic bo -- an Asian dice game -- amid smoke-stained walls and frayed carpets for 35 years.


  • Tom Verducci: McGwire likely denied HOF for now (Sports Illustrated)
    The stats say yes, but the steroid accusations may say no. SI.com's Tom Verducci ponders the Mark McGwire question and offers up his predictions for the Hall of Fame class of 2007.


  • Pakistan coach Woolmer seeks to use South African knowledge (AFP via Yahoo! News)
    Former South Africa coach Bob Woolmer will seek to put his knowledge of local players and conditions to good use on Pakistan's tour of South Africa which starts Wednesday.


  • The Sentinel (The Sentinel)
    SAN FRANCISCO - The baseball players' union will fight a federal appeals court's decision to give prosecutors access to the names and urine samples of about 100 players who tested positive for steroids in 2003.


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