TORONTO POWER STRUGGLE LEADS TO CHANGES IN CROMBIE'S POWER

          BidCo, the organization led by former Toronto Mayor
     David Crombie that is trying to bring the 2008 Summer
     Olympics to Toronto "will be replaced by a new group, says a
     city hall document," and cited by Jack Lakey of the TORONTO
     STAR.  The new group will be called TO-Bid, according to the
     agreement between the city and the Canadian Olympic
     Association.  The agreement "makes no mention of what role  
     -- if any -- will be played by Crombie."  Some City
     Councilors said that Toronto's bid "could be in big trouble
     if Crombie doesn't remain in charge."  But Toronto Mayor Mel
     Lastman said Crombie "definitely has a position on the
     committee" (Jack Lakey, TORONTO STAR, 4/21).  Lastman: "I'm
     the guy who commissioned him to do this.  By getting us this
     far, he's done a great job" (TORONTO SUN, 4/21).