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Month: September 2007

Myanmar Bans Gatherings, Imposes Curfew

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) – The military government banned assemblies of more than five people and imposed curfews in Myanmar’s two largest cities on Tuesday, after thousands of Buddhist monks and sympathizers defied orders to stay out of politics and protested once again. Truckloads of soldiers converged on Yangon after the monks, cheered on by supporters,

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Myanmar Bans Gatherings, Imposes Curfew

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) – The military government banned assemblies of more than five people and imposed curfews in Myanmar’s two largest cities on Tuesday, after thousands of Buddhist monks and sympathizers defied orders to stay out of politics and protested once again. Truckloads of soldiers converged on Yangon after the monks, cheered on by supporters,

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More Than 120 Arrests In Investigation Of Underground Steroid Trade

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) – Authorities arrested more than 120 people and uncovered dozens of steroid labs in an international investigation into the illicit trade of performance-enhancing drugs, federal officials announced Monday. The Drug Enforcement Administration said the investigation, dubbed Operation Raw Deal, was assisted by governments of nine other countries, including China. In the U.S.,

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More Than 120 Arrests In Investigation Of Underground Steroid Trade

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) – Authorities arrested more than 120 people and uncovered dozens of steroid labs in an international investigation into the illicit trade of performance-enhancing drugs, federal officials announced Monday. The Drug Enforcement Administration said the investigation, dubbed Operation Raw Deal, was assisted by governments of nine other countries, including China. In the U.S.,

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