Security for Salt Lake Olympics Tightens After Attacks
Officials review security plans for the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City with talks of more troops and reinforced perimeters. Mitt Romney and Mayor Rocky Anderson stress practicality, while lawmakers approve a $12.7 million boost to the $200 million security package amid heightened vigilance.
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Safety of U S cities could sway 2012 bid analysis
Washington and New York faces terrorism risk as the USOC weighs eight city bids for the 2012 Olympics. Chair Charles Moore notes security could affect evaluation while stressing the need to select a global representative. Other bidders include San Francisco Los Angeles Tampa Orlando Houston Dallas Cincinnati. final decision due October 2002.
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Jordan shifts plans after attacks on return to NBA
Washington AP reports Michael Jordan will likely announce his comeback by fax rather than a public news conference. He has shown restraint following Tuesday's terrorist attacks and the Wizards prepare for a potential early October training camp, with a decision expected before Oct. 2.
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