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Romanian Times
The Romanian Football Federation (RFF) decided yesterday (Tues) to ban foreign referees from matches in League I after the start of the second leg of the national championship.
RFF said a UEFA convention on referees it had recently signed had accounted for its decision.
RFF decided last August to use foreign referees following bribery scandals in Romanian football.
Romania’s Professional Football League (LPF) decided in July to demote FC Arges to the second league after club owner Cornel Penescu and several referees were arrested in April on bribery charges related to match-fixing.
LPF also declared Penescu persona non-grata in Romanian football in light of allegations of match-fixing and fined him 70,000 Euros or 300,000 lei.
Policeman dies when his car slides into the Danube
A border policeman died after the car he was in with three other cops went into the Danube River at Caras Severin in southwestern Romania.
Dog gets a discount for monthly public-transport ticket
The top manager of public transport in a town in northern Italy has given a special discount to a dog for use of public buses in its status as the companion of its worker owner.
Helicopter rescues stranded pregnant women
Three pregnant women in Calarasi county in southern Romania were taken by helicopter yesterday (Mon) to a hospital after heavy snow prevented ambulances from reaching their homes.
Dacia employees threaten protests if wages are not raised
Renault's Dacia car plant in Piesti in southern Romania will face protests by employees if their salaries are not increased, it emerged today (Tues).
Romania´s next EU commissioner to be voted on today
Romanian EU Commissioner-designate for Agriculture and Rural Development Dacian Ciolos is going to be voted on today (Tues) by the European Parliament (EP) in Brussels, together with the rest of the new commissioners.
Winter Olympic participants insured against swine flu
Romania's delegation to the Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver has been insured against any consequences that may follow cases of swine flu.
Bad-weather warning code lifted
Romanian meteorologists lifted the code yellow and orange advisories for the southeastern part of the country yesterday (Mon) evening but warned that snowfall and gusty wind would continue for a few more hours.
Nightclubbing
A 16-year-old schoolboy killed his father with an iron bar when he tried to stop him going to a party.
Eurovision´s greatest Brit
British Eurvision hopeful David Bryan's song for his adopted Romania has become a massive Internet hit after the TV company running the contest out it online.
Schools to be closed for another day tomorrow
Kindergartens and schools are going to be closed for a second day tomorrow (Tues) in capital Bucharest, the local school inspectorate decided today.
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