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Big Names Gather for Olympic Games, Drugs Strike Again
By Ralph Gowling
ATHENS (Reuters) - Former U.S. President George Bush began a gathering of political heavyweights for the Athens Olympics but doping was again the talking point for sports on Tuesday when a Kenyan boxer was thrown out.
Patrolling NATO (news - web sites) warplanes and troops and police on the ground kept the threat of terrorist attack in view, but worries about half-finished stadiums and transport chaos faded into the background three days before Friday's opening ceremony.
Bush's arrival in Greece followed hard on the heels of expressions of confidence from world leaders and Olympic officials that Greek authorities had done everything possible to ensure the world's biggest sporting extravaganza is safe.
Bush, father of President Bush (news - web sites) and head of the official U.S. delegation to the Games, boarded a yacht owned by Greek billionaire Spyros Latsis in the northern port of Kavala. British Prime Minister Tony Blair (news - web sites), Russian President Vladimir Putin (news - web sites) and French President Jacques Chirac are among other world leaders due to attend the opening extravaganza.
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