Landis Reclaims Lead In Stage 16

L'ALPE D'HUEZ, France (AP) -- Floyd Landis is wearing the race leader's yellow jersey again at the Tour de France, regaining it Tuesday in the punishing Alps where a former teammate-turned-rival made quite a name for himself. For more go click http://sports.yahoo.com/sc/news;_ylt=Ahjwq3rG0LK_CWrG9tqE9Ll.grcF?slug=ap-tourdefrance&prov=ap&type=lgns

Oscar Pereiro kept the overall lead in Stage 14

France's Fedrigo wins stage 14, Pereiro keeps overall lead France's Fedrigo wins stage 14, Pereiro keeps overall lead July 16, 2006 AP - Jul 16, 11:44 am EDT More Photos GAP, France (AP) -- Frenchman Pierrick Fedrigo won stage 14 of the Tour de France on Sunday, while Spain's Oscar Pereiro kept the overall lead. Fedrigo, of the Bouygues Telecom team, beat Italy's Salvatore Commesso at the line. Pereiro and American Floyd Landis, who is second overall, both finished in a group together, 7 seconds behind the winner. Pereiro's lead over Landis remained at 1 minute and 29 seconds, with Frenchman Cyril Dessel third, 1:37 behind. The 112-mile course ran from Montelimar to Gap, in the foothills of the Alps, and the riders cycled under a scorching sun. The hilly stage was marked by a spectacular crash involving David Canada and Rik Verbrugghe. Verbrugghe, a Belgian rider for Cofidis, and Canada, a Spaniard with Saunier Duval, were taken to a hospital after crashing on a descent about 25 miles from the finish. ADVERTISEMENT The Tour's doctor, Gerard Porte, said that Canada injured his right collarbone and that Verbrugghe hurt a leg. Fedrigo's stage win was the first at this Tour for the Bouygues team. Team CSC rider Christian Vandevelde was third, 3 seconds behind Fedrigo and Commesso, who rides with Lampre and finished in the same time. Monday is the three-week race's second and last rest day before the Alps, which start Tuesday. Those mountains and the final time trial on Saturday are expected to decide the outcome of the race.

Landis Drops Second

1	097	PEREIRO SIO, Oscar	ESP	CEI	59:50:34.000	00:00:00.000
2	071	LANDIS, Floyd	USA	PHO	59:52:03.000	00:01:29.000
3	035	DESSEL, Cyril	FRA	A2R	59:52:11.000	00:01:37.000
4	051	MENCHOV, Denis	RUS	RAB	59:53:04.000	00:02:30.000
5	061	EVANS, Cadel	AUS	DVL	59:53:20.000	00:02:46.000

 

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Floyd Holds Lead Overall

Pos.	No.	Name	Nat.	Team	Time	Gap
1	071	LANDIS, Floyd	USA	PHO	53:57:30.000	00:00:00.000
2	035	DESSEL, Cyril	FRA	A2R	53:57:38.000	00:00:08.000
3	051	MENCHOV, Denis	RUS	RAB	53:58:31.000	00:01:01.000
4	061	EVANS, Cadel	AUS	DVL	53:58:47.000	00:01:17.000
5	014	SASTRE, Carlos	ESP	CSC	53:59:22.000	00:01:52.000

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Floyd Landis Takes Over The Yellow Jersy
Now Playing: Stage 11 Results


The top 10 in the stage is:
1. Denis Menchov (RUS - RAB)
2. Levi Leipheimer (USA - GST) at st
3. Floyd Landis (USA - PHO) at st
4. Cadel Evans (AUS - DVL) at 17"
5. Carlos Sastre (ESP - CSC) at 17"
6. Michael Boogerd (NED - RAB) at 1'04"
7. Haimar Zubeldia (ESP - EUS) at 1'31"
8. Frank Schleck (LUX - CSC) at 1'31"
9. Andreas Kloden (GER - TMO) at 1'31"
10. Christophe Moreau (FRA - A2R) at 2'29"

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CBS Radio Cuts Back Workforce
All Access has learned that CBS RADIO has cut a reported 115 employees from its payroll.

A memo from JOEL HOLLANDER tells employees "as you may have heard, this afternoon we gave notice to a number of our colleagues at CBS RADIO. This step is part of an initiative designed to manage costs as we move to reshape and restructure our radio group. Reducing headcount is never easy, and as we do so, I want to assure you of several things. First, this is an altogether necessary step, one designed to ensure our competitiveness and position us for future growth in a changing business. While any number of such cutbacks is painful, today’s move affects a small overall percentage of CBS RADIO employees, and I don’t anticipate additional plans along these lines.

"As I said, the radio business is changing, and we have to change with it. There is increased competition for our listener’s attention, and we must deploy our resources wisely and aggressively if we are to succeed and grow. Across the nation, we are responding with programming and format changes at many of our stations, and working to bring our message to our audience with expanded and creative marketing initiatives."

HOLLANDER did not specify the number of employees headed out the door, but REUTERS reports that the number is approximately 115 of the company's over 8.500 employees.

Confirmed departures include:

-- CBS RADIO President/Programming ROB BARNETT
-- Adult Hits WCBS-F/NEW YORK CITY GM CHAD BROWN
-- Alternative KROQ/L.A. GM TRIP REEB
-- News-Talk KRLD-A/DALLAS Pres.-GM JERRY BOBO
-- Talk WJFK/WASHINGTON DC PD GREG GILLISPIE (ggillispie@aol.com)
-- WOGL/PHILADELPHIA GSM ED DELLER
-- Oldies WJMK-HD2/CHICAGO personalities DICK BIONDI, FRED WINSTON, and GREG BROWN
-- KHTK-A-KYMX-KZZO/SACRAMENTO Station Manager MICHAEL HERNANDEZ
-- Hot AC WBMX (MIX 98-5)/BOSTON Dir./Marketing ANNE-MARIE KENNEDY (jamkennedy@comcast.net)
-- News/Talk WBZ-A/BOSTON LSM MIKE MARCELLO
-- Classic Rock WZLX/BOSTON RSM ALISON SAWHILL
-- Oldies WODS/BOSTON RSM JORDI CHAPDELAINE

At CBS/SAN FRANCISCO, the following staffers are departing:

-- Talk KIFR KCBS-A VP/GM KEN KOHL
-- News KCBS-A & KIFR NSM VICKY BIGGS
-- Dir./NTR KARI FULTON
-- Manager/NTR CARI LEVINE
-- Alternative KITS Chief Engineer KENT YEGLIN
-- Classic Hits KFRC & KIFR Controller HERB ANDERSON
-- A's Sales Manager MARK SILVERSTEIN
-- KCBS-A Promotions Asst. ANGELINA FONG
-- Business Dept. staffers JAY VONG and JASON LEE

STEVE DINARDO will add VP/GM duties for KIFR, while GREG NEMITZ will oversee Podcast-format KYCY-A (KYOU RADIO)

Tour de France
Now Playing: Stage 10 First Day In The Mountains
1 035 DESSEL, Cyril FRA A2R 43:07:05.000 00:00:00.000
2 191 MERCADO, Juan Miguel ESP AGR 43:09:39.000 00:02:34.000
3 023 HONCHAR, Serhiy UKR TMO 43:10:50.000 00:03:45.000
4 136 MORENI, Cristian ITA COF 43:10:56.000 00:03:51.000
5 071 LANDIS, Floyd USA PHO 43:11:50.000 00:04:45.000
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Floyd Landis Second Overall After Stage 9
Pos. No. Name Nat. Team Time Gap
1 023 HONCHAR, Serhiy UKR TMO 38:14:17.000 00:00:00.000
2 071 LANDIS, Floyd USA PHO 38:15:17.000 00:01:00.000
3 026 ROGERS, Michael AUS TMO 38:15:25.000 00:01:08.000
4 027 SINKEWITZ, Patrik GER TMO 38:16:02.000 00:01:45.000
5 021 KLODEN, Andreas GER TMO 38:16:07.000 00:01:50.000
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