Olympics' Salvation Turns Into a Threat
When the Los Angeles Olympics made money in 1984, it seemed to have found the answer to the problems that were threatening the future of the Games. But over the next 15 years that process became corrupted to the point that the Games are again at a critical juncture. Members of the International Olympic Committee met for 15 hours behind police barricades in their headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland, yesterday to try to discuss the scandal that has engulfed the organization. As many as 11 members face a choice today of resigning or being suspended and eventually expelled.