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SLOC'S JOKLIK TAKEN TO TASK OVER PR PROBLEMS OF 2002 GAMES
Published September 30, 1997
SLOC President Frank Joklik told a UT legislative
committee that he's "committed to repairing the damage done
to the image of the 2002 Winter Games," according to Lisa
Riley Roche of the DESERET NEWS. Joklik made his remarks as
the SLOC asked "for a change in the law that would delay
repayment" of the $59M that state and local taxpayers have
invested in Olympic facilities. State Rep. Jordan Tanner:
"There's got to be a huge amount of fence mending done to
bring the people of this state back in support. We've taken
some horrible steps backward." Joklik: "The events of the
last two to three months have, in some people's minds, sown
doubts about whether the people involved ... are really
decent human beings." Joklik wants to improve communication
between the SLOC and the public (DESERET NEWS, 9/27).




