Archive for December, 2011
New Year’s worry: Will arsonist strike LA again? (AP)
AP – On what would already be one of their busiest nights of the year, police and firefighters Saturday will be patrolling neighborhoods, taking hotline phone calls and scrambling to identify who was behind the arson fires that have spooked the Hollywood area for two straight nights and were making it an uneasy New Year’s Eve in Los Angeles.
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A counterpunch against PEDs in boxing, MMA
After she was appointed to the Nevada State Athletic Commission as the professional ringside physician in 1994, Margaret Goodman worked over 500 boxing and mixed martial arts bouts for more than a decade.
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Romney in position of strength in Iowa (AP)
AP – Mitt Romney is the clear Republican front-runner in Iowa in the final days before the first voting in the 2012 presidential election. But that’s where the clarity ends in this unpredictable nomination race.
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Jets at loss to explain impotent offense
Nobody has had a definitive answer for the Jets’ offensive woes for the better part of four months. Sometimes the stats lie. Sometimes they give you a sobering dose of reality.
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Afghan president welcomes US remarks on Taliban (AP)
AP – Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Saturday welcomed remarks from the Obama administration that the Taliban were not necessarily America’s enemies.
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Cowboys Blue over Giant loss in Week 14
Laurent Robinson does not like to remember. None of the Dallas Cowboys do. If Robinson had his way, the Cowboys wideout would never speak of his team’s epic Week 14 collapse against the Giants.
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Obama signs defense bill despite ‘reservations’ (AP)
AP – President Barack Obama signed a wide-ranging defense bill into law Saturday despite having “serious reservations” about provisions that regulate the detention, interrogation and prosecution of suspected terrorists.
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