sport/news digest

The Communists will probably not vote against the budget, but it is unsure if they will vote for it, said Chairman Grebeníček.
Few Czech doctors have put up posters asking for a donation for their services, though association ČLK advised them to do so.
Police took part in a seminar, part of an 18-month program, which was to bring their practices closer to those of the EU.
1500 have taken advantage of interest-free loans in Brno, but one application was found to be falsified.
President Havel returned from a recuperative stay at the bathes.
ČT Commission interviewed five candidates for new director. A replacement should be named by the end of this month.
Businessman Jan Vízek will not have to testify in the ČSSD Bamberg scandal (alleged donations for influence), because doctors pronounced him unfit.
Wardens at 15 prisons where unrest broke out last week said they had met most of the prisoners' short-term demands.
Police caught 1252 illegals at the German border in Western Bohemia last year. Just 43 wanted in to the CR. Romania, Afghanistan, Iraq, Yugoslavia, Ukraine, India, Bulgaria were most popular countries of origin.
German tourists in Děčin are asking police to put 'boots' on their cars so they will not be stolen.
Credit union regulator ÚDDZ extended forced administration of two unions.
Zetor employees' leave of absence due to lack of funds will continue until February 4.
(čtk, glg)