Privacy at stake in steroid testing, union leader says

Wednesday, June 19, 2002

WASHINGTON -- The head of the baseball players' union Tuesday told Congress that players should not be tested for steroids without reasonable grounds for suspicion, and warned against new policies that would "smear" athletes.

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