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A single elimination tournament will be held for all divisions with action beginning February 14th.
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Snow causes extra stress at Olympiad
ALBERTVILLE, France — The first major snowfall since a December blizzard hit the Olympic region yesterday, dumping up to a foot of snow and raising fears of an Alpine gridlock four days before the start of the Olympic Games.
The Associated Press
Scores of French soldiers, Olympic officials, ski students and local workers were pressed into service against the snow at venues throughout the Savoy region, where the XVI Winter Olympics will begin Saturday.
Snow was expected to continue through tomorrow, with up to 20 inches falling in some areas before tapering off. O₃ ganizers fear the snow could cause a traffic nightmare on the winding two-lane mountain roads 'that connect the various sites, but reports indicated that the roads were still passable.
The snow prevented French Prime Minister Edwin Cresson from address-
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officials warned that could change as the snow fell unabated.
"At the moment, we have no real problems, but 50 centimeters (20 inches) of snow in 48 hours is quite a lot," said press officer Elbert Tarrago. "If it continues like this, we could face some problems."
More than a foot of snow fell by yesterday afternoon at Les Saisies, where the cross-country skiing competition will start Sunday. About 180 people,
"Schedule a downhill, and I snores," said former U.S. ski team member Doug Lewis, who is in Val D'isère to help film this year's skiing events. "That's the way it works."
The snow was so heavy in Vald 'Iseer that it totally obscured the top third of the new downhill course, "La Face de Bellevarde."
including 90 soldiers, were busy packing the new snow with heavy machinery.
"As long as they keep on top of it, there'll be no problem." Lewis said.
A mixture of local ski school employees, soldiers and Olympic officials were clearing snow from the course as it fell.
Training runs for the luge were held up by the snow at La Plagne, where they were expecting more than a foot of snow.
"We'll have bad weather at least until Thursday," said the site's weather officer, Denis Capdegelle.
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By GARY LARSON
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