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Pipe's
Last Dinner!
Pipe the Turkey was seen having his last
dinner at Manolo's on Central Avenue in
downtown San Jose before Sunday's game of
Saprissa vs. la Liga. Pipe will be given away
to the scorer of the first goal of the classic
game.
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Follow Up. Since appearing on
the space yesterday our comment
on lousy internet experience
this week and your letters and
our call to Amnet and Racsa, we
have to admit that things have
improved. We're now surfing at
phenomenal speed. If you have
been and still continue to
experience internet service
problems, send us an
email. |
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Car Theft Ring Busted
In a strong police action, following
almost a year's investigation, 38 people were arrested yesterday, including
the leaders of the gang that was dedicated at stealing vehicles and
"twinning" and then reselling them.
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Illegal Taxi War Heating Up Again
Taxi drivers says the agreement reached in the
past months with the Ministerio de Obras Publica y Transporte (MOPT) and the
Autoridad Reguladora de los Servicios Públicos (Aresep).
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Starbucks Opens Farmer Support Office in Costa Rica
The coffee urns at Starbucks aren't likely to run dry anytime soon, but
Starbucks is worried that its brisk growth could create a big problem --
difficulty finding enough high-quality coffee beans.
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Bad Month for Sharks in Costa Rica
According to data provided by
the Port Authority of Puntarenas - Costa Rica's largest Pacific port - more
foreign longline vessels landed at Puntarenas in March 2004 than during any
month since June of 2003.
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Problems finding that significant other?
Well, don't despair. A "magic" potion is now on the market in Costa Rica
that will allow you to attract that special person in your life.
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Drugs Found on Colombian Flagship
The Gloria was to embark on a goodwill trip to the US and Europe
A large cache of cocaine and heroin has been found on the Colombian navy's
flagship, the Gloria.
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Venezuela's Chavez Says Bush Launched 'Wars Of
Domination'
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez launched another attack against the U.S.
occupation of Iraqi Friday, accusing the military of killing civilians.
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