Archive for sierpień 19th, 2008

Polish Cabinet approves U.S. missile deal

Poland’s government gave formal approval to a missile defense deal with the U.S. on Tuesday before a visit by U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, the deputy prime minister said.

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  • Russian soldiers in an armored personnel carrier tow away a U.S.-built Humvee in the Georgian port city of Poti on Tuesday. The Pentagon said it was looking into the reported theft of the vehicles.Russian soldiers held blindfolded Georgian servicemen at gunpoint on top of military vehicles Tuesday and commandeered U.S. Humvees in the key Black Sea port of Poti.

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  • German dogs to sniff our rare species

    Two dogs have been assigned to the airport in Frankfurt, Germany, to sniff out animals and, plants, or  remains of them. They are part of an effort to stop the illegal but lucrative trade in rare species.

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  • Refreshed Harrington ready to go again

    Newly-crowned US PGA champion Padraig Harrington wants to add FedEx Cup success to his double major-winning season.

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  • Hamilton to inspect

    Tomorrow’s meeting at Hamilton must pass a 7am precautionary inspection.

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  • Fergie faces Anderson poser

    Alex Ferguson must decide whether to rush Anderson back from China to ease Manchester United’s injury crisis.

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  • Hession: I’ve learned a whole lot

    Although he failed in his bid to become the first Irishman to qualify for an Olympic sprint final since Bob Tisdall in 1932, Paul Hession was still happy with his lot as he stood trackside in the Bird’s Nest Stadium.

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  • All Ireland hurling refs announced

    The Central Referees Appointment Control Committee of the GAA has announced the referees for the All Ireland hurling finals.

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  • Day two of York abandoned

    York have been forced to abandon the second day of the prestigious Ebor meeting as conditions at the track have not improved.

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  • Irish captain Ken Egan joined compatriot Paddy Barnes on the winners’ podium at the Beijing Olympics after he outclassed Brazilian light heavyweight Washington Silva (8-0) over four rounds today.

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