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Last quarter Sept. 25 mytime as retired athlete with AUSTIN,Texas — After winning his seventh Tour de France title, Lance Armstrong stepped off the winner's podium in Paris andinto retirement,declaring, “I'm finished.” Six weekslater, he’s already talking about a comeback. Recently engaged to rocker eee Sheryl Crow, Armissued a statement cate cling in part because Fe icnowsbow rmuch t would rankle French media who believe Mfroced kaye Se at side,” Armstrong said. “I’m not willing to put a percentage on the chances, but I will no longerrule it out.” Whenhe retired, Armstrong said he was looking forward to time away from the grueling monthsoftraining and six-hour rides around the countryside, Heplanned to spend a few L’Equipe reported it had evidence that six of Armstrong’s urine samples from the '99 Tour tested positivelast year for the blood booster EPO. The substance was banned in 1999, but there was no reliable test at the time. Armstrong has angrily denied the charge, saying he was victim of a “set Hefirst hinted of a comeback Armstrong's Discovery Channel team, seemed to be caught off-guard by Armstrong’s comments,but said the cyclist appearsdetermined to protect his in an interview Mondaywith the Austin American-Statesman. An Armstrong spokesman on Tues- days“with a beer, having a blast” day said the comments were a withtime dedicated to playing with his three young children from his first marriage. But he’s been dogged in recent weekswith allegations of perforing drug use. On Aug.23, the French newspaper joke,but within hours,the cyclist confirmed it was possible. “T'mthinking it’s the best way,” to anger the French, he told the newspaper. “I'm exercis- ing every day.” Dan Osipow, managerof oeg had wal ers back on the Tour next year, as adviser for the Discovery Channel team. Now it could be as the lead rider. ky wate h Homlgats sky:The Moon, yas, and Jupiter align. Must see! ort3 RIS ‘SETS. raeam._7:47 p.m. 14:56am. 959 p.m, Armstrong considering comeback Sheryl]and the kids,the recent into the Midwest. xé | ‘Sun & moon higher ground. Many didn't heed the warnings | referring instead to watch the huge waves. On smear campaign out of France has awoken my competitive Tropical Storm Ophelia will continueto slowly spin off the Florida coastline today. Along frontin the north- ~ ern Plains, thunderstorms will occur over the area and S DAVID JAMES answers Sept. 8, the hurricane slammed into Galveston your weather questions almost head on. Waveswere higher than 15 feet @HERALDEXTRA COM and winds howledat 130 miles per hour. By the time the storm passed, more than 8,000 people weredead, countless were injured and half of theisland's homeshad been swept away.” oe Werturio ‘ National rece : enon VENUS MARS Seam: nT Cron sein Seach and Sy reer 1 cra 10:25am. 10:35pm. a 1a 920pm. 12:26pm. cues pm. Lance Armstrong of Austin, Texas, poses 4 with hisgirlfriend, singer Sheryl Crow, as he celebrateshis sixth-straight Tour de France cycling race victory in this July 25, 2004 photo. Afterinitially deny--s ingareportthat Y the cycling great was thinking about makingacome|, back, Armstrong “dooris still open” for the seven-time Tour de France champion to come outofretirement. AssociatedPress file photo |