Nagano closes as Salt Lake readies 2002 bid
The Nagano Winter Olympics end after 17 days of competition. Salt Lake City faces scrutiny on bid credibility, budget contrasts, and logistics lessons as officials predict stronger Olympic results and logistical readiness for 2002.
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Worst of the Games and Olympic mishaps review
A biting round up of Olympic controversies and pratfalls. It lampoons team spats and judging quirks, notes weather delays for the men's downhill, recalls Ross Rebagliati's marijuana ruling, headlines a tense U S Canada women’s hockey exchange, mocks ice dance attire, and jokes about mascots and athletes including Tomba La Bomba and Nicole Bobek.
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Danielle Fayette
Iia Kulik
Nicole Bobek
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Campbell's Soup
Gazpacho
Tomba la Bombas
Atlanta
Izzy
Voodoo and Medal Hopes Mark Nagano US Olympic View
A long feature on the US Olympic Committee after Nagano notes 13 medals, new funding and depth, with top 10 finishes, a shift to Salt Lake City 2002, and quotes from USOC officials, Moseley and athletes about pressure, ratings, and the overall transition. The piece contrasts Nagano outcomes with 1988 Calgary and earlier Games, highlighting program changes, sponsorship, and prize money growth.
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Joklik
Salt Lake
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Park City
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Paul George
George
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Jonny Moseley
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Bart Holladay
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Albertville
Calgary
USOC
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Bill Hubl
Salt Lake City
Mike Moran
Becky Sundstrom
Lillehammer
Moran
America
U S medalists tie best Winter Olympics tally since 1994
United States tops the medal table with golds in alpine skiing figure skating hockey and more. Names include Picabo Street Tara Lipinski Michelle Kwan Eric Bergoust Jenny Moseley Nikki Stone Ross Powers Shannon Dunn Chris Witty and team members from Sara Decosta Tara Maunsey Elizabeth Brown Angela Ruggiero Colleen Coyne Katrina etc. competition in Nagano highlighted by multiple events and silver and bronze placements for men and women across disciplines.
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Harada
Masahiko Harada
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Philippe Candeloro
D'Artagnan
Lipinski
Larissa
Larissa Lazutina
Bjorn Dahlie
Nagano
Mojo Nixon
USCC
Michelle Kwan
Tara Lipinsky
Todd Eldredge
Chris Witty
Lipinsky
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Gordy Sheer
Chris Thorpe
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Brian Martin
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Jonny Moseley
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Sugarland
Texas
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Tara Maunsey
Elizabeth Brown
Angela Ruggiero
Colleen Coyne
Karyn Bye
Suzanne Merz
Laurie Baker
Sandra Whyte
Allison Mleczka
Jennifer Schmidgall
Victoria Moysessian
Shelley Looney
Alana Biahoski
Kathryn King
Catherine Gianato
Gretchen Olion
Christina Bailey
Patricia Dunn
Sarah Tueting
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