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Show TheSaitLakeTribune PINION READER ADVOCATE, AA-2 Mi PUBLICFORUM, AA-2 DECEMBER26, 1999 ROLLY REPORT, AA-3 OUR VIEW The Salt Lake Tribune’s Editorial Position More Olympian Huffing The congressional critics of Salt i the line item in the GAO report 8 E of that difference can be found by comslag) U.S. Customs Service — less nobody inWashingtoncould blame Salt Lake City organizers for that request; that’s a federal decision. ‘The fact is, securing an event of the what anti-terrorist taken for the Olympics.It is certainly The GAO preliminary report came back last week, and it said that the feds not an appropriate responsibility of the organizing committee, even though McCain tried to argue as muchback in 1996 in the case of Atlanta. The real question is, now that Dingeli and McCain have some numbers to bellow about, what do they really want? or their representatives to spend the money on the games” and “that needs to change.” McCain protests that “there is no coordinationatthe federal level.” So, what’s the suggestion here — congressional “coordination” of funding for all future American bid and organizing committees for the Olympic eventual: Games? Will Congress insist on the less of the Olympic Games.” Yes, by procuring the Olympic Utah receives the benefit ofthe Games,since a U.S. Olympic host city would require federal funding at least for security? By jumping into the post-scandal Olympic soup, Dingell and McCain now have to consider the same question that Ex-Gang Members Run This Work Program steady gaze. Turning to Marissa Jaunakais, a 28year-old systems planner who i muchbetter-paying business job to be Utahns have faced for 4% years: Whatis the proper balance between public and private involvementin staging the come the enterprise director at the Boys and Girls Club, Cristal said, “I know Marissa and the other staff people are there to show me how to do this or that. But they tell me the responsibility is Don’t Play Ratings Game i i i Fy pS me Note to Rep. Ray Short, R-Holladay: pay attention to the serious chal5. this state, such as the merchants, the business now pays for political persuasion to serve on the commission. ‘The head of the Eagle Forum as a state movie reviewer is almost enough to send moderates to bed with headaches. trucks mine. I have to be sure my salespeople are making their calls, dealing with the customers’ needs, collecting the payments.” Part of their pay depends on commissions, and those who do not show up to make their after-school rounds are dropped. “What I like is you're always learning things,”Cristal said. “Business people come in and teach us skills. A here. He's always sales this month?’ He wants meto run for student president, but I'm not sure I'l haveTisae.” Richards said, “P've been at this 35 years, and I've never seén a youth de- int tea i il that works as-well - a iH Fy dfilHetsii ‘i sounds awful: ea is wpe am recent letter “Mary” ; that with’ aire ited like to you. alas oesat Hae life, but Mary’s for - Naeeeciaktp Galin ts wecsiel about “Johnny,” the 6 dig and former lover i At s EEi haul only ay are Ff ment i IESE She, highfeocecrs eee equipmenttend to be their late teens, most often), school dropouts. recruited from'one ofthe Mission District Oey Re toes 9ee OO OO RE eves PO SFOs werner Soaks See eanpees sc Ty r child of |
