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Show 5S fwh LnLf Tritww, Thursday, f ryi 8ptmhff The attraction of the '84 games on the west coast seems to center on the fact Tribune Television Editor that the television system necessary to Television moves In strange and broadcast the events is already in place If you dont and will not require a huge installation mysterious ways , , , believe that, ask the sports divisions of of now equipment as was the case in the NBC and CBS. Moscow bid. That the '84 summer games will be the first for the United For the States since 1832 had a great deal to do two days, word with the bidding Interest from those well known and familHowever, ABC was taking no chance It is on kmlng the Olympic bid iar fonts of iofor understood that NBC oflered just under maiion known as $150 million for the rights, while CBS submitted a bid of $100 million were sources, By some estimates, It is thought that leaking rumors the winning network will eventually ail over the place have to pay up to $300 million or more to that ABC had meet the requirements for services to buttonholed the Mr. Schiadler international broadcasters. 1884 summer When the official announcement fibe plaved in Los (to Olympic games came. It explained that ABC will nally of $200 million. Angeles) for a price Ug But while au the alleged details were pay $100 million for the television rights being aired in Los Angeles by everyone and $125 mlilkrn for production and but the parties involved (ABC ana the support facilities. It was ABC's telecast of the 1976 Internationa Olympic Committee), the opposition (CBS and NBC ) were said to Summer Games that brought the network out of the junkyard and into the be sitting by their telephones awaiting sunshine of prime time dominance word. So Wednesday the official word was within two years. It was that moment In the sun which spoken: ABC was awarded the U S. television rights for the 1984 games for lured viewers Into the ABC "viewing a record bid of $225 million. It remains babit. to be ratified by the IOC executive Rwhu Arledge, president of ABC board in Nagoya, Japan, on Oct. 25. News and Sports, in his determination NBC which is televising the 1880 to cinch the matter for his side, thus has summer games from Moscow paid tendered the largest single television an estimated $80 million for the rights agreement ever negotiated. And when the IOC approves the deal, (and has made that money back already In commercial sales). you can expect to see track and field V OcIoImt 7 Today: AtsC Wins 1984 Olympics Contract By Harold Schindler f Senior Due U. Tabloid 27. I97 ., isdsitry Italians to Fete Columbus Day tion to take advantage of the new strides n home videoenlertainment IBM and MCA announced a joint venture to develop, manufacture and market video discs and video disc and other competition starting on ABC virtually the day the 1980 activities come to a conclusion FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH: It didn't take long for the moguls of the business world to crank up a production opera player 1980-8- 1 The nien'a and women's chapters of the Italian American Civic League will commenorate Columbus Day with a gala dinner scheduled Oct 7 at the Salt Lake Hilton. 150 W. 500 South Featured speaker for the evening will be Frank E Sanguinetti, w ho U director of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts and a professor of art history at the University of Utah Tribune Story Fattens a Wallet The couple had the bike back Wednesday and Andy was $500 richer. The bike was returned in fair'' condition, the owners reported They fee! the thief also read the story about the reward and ditched the cycle 'after realizing there was a price on His A story in Tuesday's Tribune led to the recovery by trie owners of a stolen $2,500 motorcycle A description of the vthicle was prov iiied by a Salt Lake City couple who offered a reward for return of the bike The thief left the cycle in the parking lot at Greyhound Bus Depot. 2W W South Temple, where Andy Gonzales, 15, who hod read shout the reward, spotted It Tuesday afternoon He notified police, who, in turn, notified the owners. All Utah high school, seniors are scheduled to be sent a tabloid from the University of Utah about financial aid and scholarships available for prospective U students in The publication and other information also is available free to U. stu dents and others at the university's Office of Financial Aids and Sc holar-ship2080 Annex Building Most scholarships are awarded in the early spring for the following The festivities begin at 6 p m with a social hour Dinner and speeches will follow. The public is invited The couple offered $1,000 reward originally, but that was if the bike were returned in excellent condition. Because there was considerable damage to the vehicle, they felt $500 was a fair reward. school year 6300 t1 Tic U.S. Government Rqjort: save gas and r.::av Boa or menthol: M Ccrllte how, (WITH CABLE TV AT ltimtkm Tired of burning expensive gasoline and fighting traffic just to find entertainment? 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