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- ABC sports anchor, Jim McKay, reports they MAY have some time to show audience some actual olympic events between the time they spend on analysis, commercials, travel pieces... 1
- Canadian runner, Ben Johnson, is beat out by IOC drug tester guy. Fast, but not fast enough. 1
- Chemist shares Olympic torch with athlete. Performance enhancing drugs are quite a problem in sports competition. 1
- China is hosting the World Olympics and has built a very interesting looking stadium called, "The bird's nest". Vultures carrying Chinese dissidents seem to have taken up residence there. "How embarrassing. " 1
- Downhill sled race analogy. County commission, state legislature and chamber of commerce all all going down hill. Mayor Bob is not a team player wanting the county sled to not get a good start. 1
- Fall TV viewer interest camera focus is Olympics, Football, World Series are big. Small on stilts are Bush and Dukakis debates. 1
- Fritz Mondale definitely can beat Hart and Jesse in the Pie-in-the-sky throwing contest. 1
- Ghost of Christmas present is runner from the 1980 marathon. It started in August. (I'm not sure what this cartoon is about. Perhaps it's about Colorado Springs trying to attract the Olympic Center to this area.) 1
- Go Figure... Panel 1. Judge drives handicapped pro-golfer [Casey Martin] and says that's OK... Panel 2. ...but if an olympic gymnast [Andreea Raducan (Romania)] has cold (and takes medicine) it's a crime. 1
- Great community effort won the city 1st place in the Hall of Fame competition. 1
- Olympic athletes try to get permission from daddy Carter to send them to the Soviet Union to participate in the games. They say, Come on, Dad, all the OTHER kids are going." Daddy Carter doesn't seem to understand pure logic. 1
- Olympic rings are connected to handcuffs locked on to a hand holding money. Caption "News item 1
- Olympics go to China. Justice jumps great wall where a billion people yearn to breath free. [2008 Summer Olympics awarded to the People's Republic of China] 1
- Panel 1-10. Presidential candidate, John McCain does a flip (on domestic drilling) and the media recognizes it as a flip on policy. Competitor Barack obama does an even greater flip and the media calls it a "great reversal." 1
- Panel 1-2. The Olympic games in Greece used to feature the manly sport of wrestling. Now the politically correct Olympic Committee wants to see badminton added as an official sport in the games. Next, I suspect we could see hop-scotch. 1
- Panel 1-4. United States Olympic President--- Schiller tried to get the USOC weight off the ground but failed. Ahh...the agony of defeat. 1
- Panel 1. Colorado Springs has landed the honor of carrying the Olympic Hall of fame torch. He is bringing home the gold. Panel 2. Following runner is the gold...tourism jobs, publicity etc. 1
- Panel 1. In Greece, the birthplace of the olympics, we hear, Let the games begin! Panel 2. Spectators watch the game of the good guys trying to track down the bad guys, (terrorists). Athletes are not the spectacle. 1
- President Jimmy Carter is getting more people to join his happy Olympic boycott bandwagon. Soviet leader, Leonid Brezhnev is having trouble getting people to join him in his half-human, half-horse powered chariot. Ah! The thrill of victory. 1
- Runner with torch is going to light the Olympic accountability flame. But must first pass through alligators, lions, hammers, etc. 1
- Soviet soldiers carry the Olympic torch bearer into stadium. Olympic circles are five hammer and sickles. Let the government-controlled, repressive games begin. 1
- Suggested olympic logo shows olympic circles being cuffed by counter-revolutionaries. 1
- The French Government decided to participate in the Olympic games held in Moscow despite the Soviet aggression in Afghanistan. Boot lickers. 1
- The International Olympic Committee officials have a tough job figuring out where the next Olympic games will be held. They have to measure the piles of money the competing cities will be willing to donate. Salt Lake City wins. 1
- The Soviet entry into Afghanistan crushed the American Olympic runner headed for Moscow. President Jimmy Carter canceled the United States from participating in the Olympic games. 1
- The Soviets designed a cute little bear named "Misha" to be the icon for the Olympic games. After the invasion of Afghanistan the bear looks a bit dangerous. 1
- The U.S. Olympic hockey team stunned the world when they beat the Soviets. TV talking heads predict an upset victory in New Hampshire. Would it be Senator Teddy Kennedy winning the primary? No, Goalie, Jim Craig could beat anybody. 1
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