Chinese union leader cites foreign firms in Olympic labor abuses
ACFTU official Xie Liangmin says foreign companies profit from cheap labor and rights violations in producing Olympic licensed goods in southern China. PlayFair 2008 alleged underage workers and overtime, accusing Beijing organizers and IOC of lax monitoring. companies deny claims while BOCOG warns contracts may be canceled if laws are broken.
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U.S. House
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Bulldogs Seek Players for 2007 Pop Warner Season
The Ottawa Bulldogs Pop Warner football program seeks additional players to reach a 16 to 35 roster requirement for the Mi tey Mite Division in Kansas City. Eligibility includes ages 7 to 9, 45 to 90 pounds, a C average, birth certificate, wallet photo, and a current-year physical. Daily cost is 140 dollars. Practices start July 30 with registration due by June 25. For details call Ty at 785-242-1501 or email ottawapeewee yahoo.com.
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Holdsclaw retires after Sparks stint shocking team
WNBA star Chamique Holdsclaw, six time All Star, announced retirement with the Los Angeles Sparks after re signing in February. The 29 year old averaged 15.8 points 5.6 rebounds and 3.0 assists in five games this season. Previously with the Washington Mystics she was rookie of the year and led Tennessee to three NCAA titles.
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Hamilton’s son wins F1 race. father praises milestone victory
In Montreal Anthony Hamilton watches his son secure his first Formula One victory in a landmark moment for the family and McLaren Mercedes. The elder Hamilton praises the young driver’s hard work as teammates and staff celebrate nearby.
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Oakmont's brutal start sights world class course
The article notes Oakmont's opening hole as exceptionally punishing with a sharp downslope that ruins distance control and greenside play. Miller calls it the most brutal starting hole of any course, while No. 10 offers a challenging par four at 435 or 462 yards with a sloped, deceptive green. No easy welcome to Oakmont.
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Oakmont
Desperate Housewives, Cavaliers Spark TV, City Lights
ABC hopes publicity and late night lights fuel ratings as the Cavaliers push Spurs in a tense NBA finals. Cleveland mayor asks downtown businesses to keep lights on after games to support the team, while San Antonio eyes a quick finish. Tim Dahlberg notes the series may end soon with Tim Dahlberg reporting.
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Cavaliers face must win in San Antonio as series shifts
The Cavaliers trail 0-2 in the conference finals with Detroit off the table. Cleveland hopes home-court energy at The Q helps, but San Antonio's stronger play dims their odds. LeBron James must spark a comeback as Cleveland seeks a dramatic turnaround.
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