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UCI and ASO at odds

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    Richard Adams
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    http://www.velonews.com/tour2004/news/articles/6586.0.html

    Seems the ASO feels much more strongly the need to toss riders who are
    guilty until proven innocent than the UCI does.

    I read elsewhere (possibly in an rbr post) this morning that Padrnos
    and Zanini were being called as a formality to close the books on the
    investigation. Seems "we're not charging then with anything and it's
    just a hearing" to the ASO still justifies booting riders.

    Anyone got a feeling who's really behind the push at the ASO for their
    position?

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  2. Ken Prager
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    In article <[email hidden]>,

    (Richard Adams) said:

    http://www.velonews.com/tour2004/news/articles/6586.0.html

    Seems the ASO feels much more strongly the need to toss riders who are
    guilty until proven innocent than the UCI does.

    I read elsewhere (possibly in an rbr post) this morning that Padrnos
    and Zanini were being called as a formality to close the books on the
    investigation. Seems "we're not charging then with anything and it's
    just a hearing" to the ASO still justifies booting riders.

    Anyone got a feeling who's really behind the push at the ASO for their
    position?

    Maybe Lafferty.

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