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NAGANO SHIFTS PROGRAM/MAPS TO SPONSORS; INTERNET ESPIONAGE?

          The Nagano Olympic Organizing Committee (NAOC) will
     "break with traditional practice and have maps and programs
     for next February's Winter Games produced by official
     sponsors," according to the KYODO NEWS.  NAOC officials
     cited the "tight" budget for the change.  The "official map"
     of the Olympics will be produced by UPS, and the map will
     feature the UPS logo and a company ad on the back side. It
     plans to produce 600,000 copies in Japanese and 400,000 in
     both English and French.  The program will be produced by
     Japan-based Matsushita Electric Industrial and will also
     feature Matsushita's logo (KYODO NEWS, 11/12).
          NOTES: In Boston, John Powers: "Red faces at USA Track
     and Field after a gloomy financial report from new chief
     Craig Masback, meant only for the executive committee, ended
     up posted on the Internet by a member's husband.  Masback
     predicted more than $2 million in red ink this year" (BOSTON
     GLOBE, 11/9)...Salt Lake's preparations for the 2002 Games
     "are accelerating what is already one of the fastest growing
     local economies in the country" (N.Y. TIMES, 11/9).

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