Costa Blanca News Archive

22-Oct-2006

First Edition Cycling News for October 19, 2006 (Cyclingnews.com)
Ullrich leaves the Swiss federation - but why? Jan Ullrich has explained his withdrawal from the Swiss Cycling federation as a move of protest against an organization that has treated him unfairly, and he may ask for damages.

Denny's Awards Scholarships to 36 Latino Students (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
SPARTANBURG, S.C.----Through its partnership with the Hispanic College Fund, Inc. , Denny's is proud to present 36 college students with scholarships of up to $5,000 each.

Jaguares play Saturday at Salon Morocos (El Paso Times)
The band Jaguares, on its 10th-anniversary tour, will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at Salon Morocos in the Carta Blanca Gardens, Colombia and Reforma avenues.

More and more, men like shopping (Contra Costa Times)
Jason Taylor was a seasoned shopper long before he was voted "best dressed" by his senior class in high school. "My mom was a really avid shopper and would kind of drag me with her," he said. "That's how I got to know Nordstrom on an intimate level."

Argentine folksinger opens Festival M�sica de Am�rica (El Paso Times)
Argentine folksinger Yamila Cafrune will kick off the 12-concert Festival M�sica de Am�rica at 8 p.m. Oct. 28 at the Centro Cultural de la Ciudad, Lincoln and Coyoacan avenues in the ProNaF area.

Ulster turns to property abroad (Belfast Telegraph)
Ulster homeowners have been flocking to a major property exhibition in Belfast for advice on where to purchase a second home abroad.

Not just a dip in the ocean (Mortgage Introducer)
It seems for us Brits that Spain is now a place of sun, sea, sand and a semi in Torremolinos. While buying a home on the Costa del Sol used to be the preserve of East End gangsters, owning an overseas property is now available to almost anyone and Spain remains our favourite escape from Blighty.

Dentist Fills Cavities, Offers Massages (RedNova)
By Blanca Torres, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif. Oct. 6--PLEASANT HILL -- Ricardo Perez's first brush with business came when he started selling doughnuts in a park at age 10.

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