Mika Hakala (* 11. Dezember 1971) ist ein finnischer Biathlet.
Mika Hakala bestritt seine ersten und einzigen Biathlonrennen bei der dritten Station der Weltcup-Saison 2000/01 in Osrblie und Antholz, bei denen er 96. des Einzels und 95. des Sprints wurde. 2002 trat er bei den Biathlon-Europameisterschaften in Kontiolahti an, bei denen er 42. des Einzels, 49. des Sprints und 39. der Verfolgung wurde. Bis zum nächsten Großereignis, den Sommerbiathlon-Weltmeisterschaften 2005 in Muonio, dauerte es mehr als drei Jahre. Hakala erreichte die Ränge 15 im Massenstart und im Sprint, wurde 13. der Verfolgung und wurde mit Timo Antila, Juuso Penttilä und Tapio Pukki Staffel-Fünfter. Zwei Jahre später wurde der Finne in Otepää bei den Crosslauf-Wettbewerben 20. des Sprints, 22. des Massenstarts und mit Kaisa Mäkäräinen, Teija Lehtimäki und Jouni Kinnunen Achte des Mixed-Staffelrennens. Danach startete er bis 2010 nur noch im IBU-Cup, wo ein 38. Platz bei seinem letzten Sprint-Rennen in Beitostølen zum besten Ergebnis und einzigen Resultat in den Punkterängen wurde.
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Date: 11 December 1971
Special to The New York Times
Taiwan journalist Li Ching-sun is convicted of sedition by mil tribunal and sentenced to life imprisonment after being identified as member of communist underground orgn; fellow member journalist Yu Chi is sentenced to 5-yr term after informing on Li
Date: 12 December 1971
By J. ANTHONY LUKAS
J. LUKAS
J A Lukas article on the life of Dr Ellsberg for the period of Sept 22 through Oct 22; describes his activities, including, statements and ss relating to the war and to the Pentagon papers, which he admitted leaking to the press and for which he is under indictment; comments also on Ellsberg's relationship with A J Russo, also linked to leaking of study; illus
Date: 12 December 1971
Nieman Foundation appts J Hughes (Christian Science Monitor), R H Leonard (Milwaukee Journal), R M White 2d (Mexico (Mo) Eve Ledger), Prof G C Lodge, W M Pinkerton and D E Sargent to serve on com to select Nieman Fellows at Harvard Univ
Date: 11 December 1971
By BERNARD GWERTZMANSpecial to The New York Times
Sen Goldwater, ignoring White House rules and breaking with tradition, reveals that Dr Kissinger was 'White House officials' who defended Adm policy toward India and Pakistan; inserts in Cong Record transcript of background briefing given at White House under strict conditions of anonymity; excerpt; Goldwater comments
Date: 12 December 1971
By JUAN de ONISSpecial to The New York Times
Juan de ONISSpecial
Chilean opposition newspapers campaign against Govt drive to take over Compania Manufactura de Papeles y Cartones, major private mfr of newsprint
Date: 11 December 1971
pool dispatch filed by reporters of NY Times, AP, UPI, Time, Newsweek, Los Angeles Times, Christian Science Monitor, Wall St Journal, ABC, CBS, NBC and Washington Post says Indian troops are reptd 22 mi from Dacca and have only to cross 3 arms of Meghna River to reach Narayanganj; repts population is fleeing Dacca, that plans for UN evacuation by air appear doubtful in light of damage to Dacca airport
Date: 12 December 1971
pool dispatch filed by US correspondents repts Pakistani Gen A A K Niazi bars surrender; repts internatl officials have talked to Pakistani high command about cease-fire terms and terms centering on repatriation or protection of army personnel, W Pakistanis and non-Bengali population; newsmen visiting Narayanganj find it deserted
Date: 11 December 1971
By FRANK LYNN
Frank LYNN
Article on 'backgrounders,' or press confs conducted by Fed Govt officials, including White House officials, with proviso that they not be identified in news stories and thus are not directly responsible for what they say; growing controversy over practice noted
Date: 12 December 1971
BERNARD GLADSTONE
Bernard GLADSTONE
Date: 11 December 1971
By WALTER RUGABERSpecial to The New York Times
Fed Reserve cuts discount rate from 4 3/4% to 4 1/2%, which applies at 4 of 12 Reserve banks