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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP)—Italian cyclist Davide Rebellin lost an appeal
Friday of a decision stripping him of his 2008 Olympic silver medal for doping.
He could now be suspended by cycling’s governing body and stripped of other race
results.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled that the International Olympic
Committee was right to disqualify Rebellin after he tested positive for the
banned blood-boosting drug CERA.
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11th Olympic worldwide partner announced
28 Jul 2010The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced that Procter and Gamble (P&G) will join The Olympic Partners (TOP) Programme.
P&G will
be an official Olympic worldwide partner in the ‘personal care and household
products’ category until 2020, including the
London 2012 Olympic Games. As part of the agreement, P&G will also partner
the IOC and the National Olympic Committees around the world.
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NEW DELHI (AP)—The Indian government is threatening to cut off funding to
sports federations that refuse to comply with controversial age and tenure
limitations, a move that is likely to put the authorities further at odds with
the International Olympic Committee.
Angry that more than a third of the 68 associations have ignored the new
regulations, Sports Minister M S Gill told the Press Trust of India that only
those that comply will be eligible for financial grants and other benefits.
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KEIR RADNEDGE in the Olympic Park / Sports Features Communications
LONDON, Jul 27: Seb Coe had the perfect soundtrack at London’s St Pancras station as he marked the celebration of two years to the Opening Ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games.
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LONDON (AP)—Tuesday marks the two-year countdown to the London Olympics. And
organizers want to show that the multibillion-dollar extravaganza offers good
value at a time of economic austerity.
London will celebrate the milestone by beginning a search for Olympic
volunteers and opening some venues to athletes. They will test facilities where
they will be competing after the games open July 27, 2012.
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By STEPHEN WILSON AP Sports Writer
LONDON(AP)—Tuesday marks the two-year countdown to the London Olympics. And organizers want to show that the multibillion-dollar extravaganza offers good value at a time of economic austerity.
London will celebrate the milestone by beginning a search for Olympic volunteers and opening some venues to athletes. They will test facilities where they will be competing after the games open July 27, 2012.
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LONDON (AP)—Britain’s Olympic and elite sports bodies urged small businesses
Monday to invest $23 million in developing athletes for the 2012 London Games.
Olympics Minister Hugh Robertson said “supporting the Olympics is not just
something big multinationals can do.” Sports funding in Britain is provided by
the government and National Lottery.
The initiative called Team 2012 wants 750 firms to invest more than $30,000
each to help reach a nearly $39 million fundraising target. Visa and private
donations will also contribute. British Olympic Association chairman Colin
Moynihan said the goal has been halfway met.
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