Widespread postponements hit sports and Olympics after attacks
Events postponed across football, golf, NASCAR, IndyCar, MLS and college games as security plans are reevaluated for the Salt Lake City Games. IOC and Salt Lake organizers pledge the Olympics will go on, with a new $200 million safety plan deemed insufficient after the attacks.
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Calm Reflections After Tragic Attacks Across Nations
The author urges prayers for prudence and peace after the attacks that killed Americans. He expresses empathy for Palestinians and Israelis, condemns violence, and calls for wise leadership from Bush and Cheney while acknowledging personal upheavals and a desire to move forward with dignity. Major sports schedules are disrupted as racing cards and minor league seasons pause, with teams delaying camps and events in multiple regions.
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Tiger Woods Amid PGA Tension After Tragic News
Golf world reacts with shock as a terror attack casts doubt on the PGA Championship week. Tiger Woods, Nick Price era memories linger, while Ernie Els Padraig Harrington and others weigh the crisis. Players question if the tournament and Ryder Cup can proceed amid uncertainty.
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Olympic Games to Proceed Despite Terror Attacks
Romney and Utah Governor Leavitt pledged the February 8 to 24 Winter Games would go forward. Romney said the event symbolizes human spirit and world peace, while Leavitt promised safeguards. Both spoke after the attacks forced security reevaluation and evacuees noted heightened risk. USOC officials reassured athletes about security measures amid global tension.
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