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Intercity and International Telephone Service All kinds of customers used longdistance telephone very extensively. Thus, telephone call offices were set up for the media at the Main Press Centre (81 booths) and at the subcentres (over 500 booths). In addition all the Olympic venues were provided with pay long-distance telephones. Members of the written and electronic press were able to connect to the international and intercity networks from the city telephones installed on their positions at the venues or at their hotels. The news agencies could lease, on request, unswitched circuits. Competitors and other team members could use the long-distance telephone networks from call offices at the Olympic Village and at post offices on venues. Officials and tourists could connect to the international and intercity telephone networks using city telephones installed in their rooms, public call-box service, and pay telephones at post offices of their hotels. 376,020 telephone conversations were held during the Games. Of these, 219,336 or 58 percent had been booked. The reason for such extensive usage of bookings was that many customers used credit cards of the International Telecommunications Union or collect calls. The calling telephone connections were mainly set up within 15 minutes. Any delays that occurred generally fell on the collect call category or were 171 due to transit through third countries. Peak loads in the calling traffic at the Main Press Centre and the subcentre of the Rossiya Hotel were from 7.00 to 11.00 p.m. There were no complaints on the telephone communications. To monitor the progress of the Olympic Torch Relay, communications were maintained between the escorting motorcade and the ceremonial coordination centre in the ACS "Olympiad" building. From Greece and Romania, the telephone connections were set up from cities and towns on international circuits using booking services. As the relay crossed Bulgaria, the motorcade communicated directly with the coordination centre. For this purpose, the leaders of the motorcade contacted Sofia by radio and then were connected with the coordination centre on international circuits. The communication was organised in a similar way inside the Soviet Union. Changeover from radio to a wired service occurred in capitals of the regions being crossed by the relay at the moment. All the communications in the Olympic Torch Relay circuit were recorded on tape by the coordination centre. The tape recorders switched on automatically when signal passed through the line and the recording could be automatically transferred to a standby machine if the main one failed. Post office for the Olympic Village in Vernadsky Avenue At the long-distance telephone exchange
172 Switch room of the international telephone exchange The international and intercity telephone exchange in Butlerov Street Call office at the Grand Arena of the Central Lenin Stadium Operations room of the international Post-Office
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Games of the XXII Olympiad 2
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Games of the XXII Olympiad Volume 2
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Contents Page Introduction ........
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Introduction From the outset, the o
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Chapter I. The Organising Committee
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For various reasons not connected w
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In 1980, at the final stage of prep
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The OCOG-80 Top Management Bodies A
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17 Vladimir Bogatikov, Member of th
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In practice, the Presidium and the
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arations to the Games. The Presidiu
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organisations on the arrangements b
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ware was produced mainly by Minprib
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Diagram I. System Time-table for th
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Administration of the Games In the
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The proposals on the organisation o
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ministries, agencies, and other bod
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Session of the IOC was held, on the
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y the same time: about cooperation
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stops nearby. A schedule of competi
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In 1974, when it invited the Games
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Newly-built sports facilities inclu
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The Central Lenin Stadium 46 The Ce
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Grand Arena The Grand Arena was the
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50 and broadcast commentators. The
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Minor Arena 52 Minor Arena. Souther
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there. Two scoreboards were install
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The open pool, similar in architect
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Sports Palace The Sports Palace is
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press bureau, post office, control
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62 A match of the Olympic volleybal
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tators takes up most of the buildin
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66 Olympiiski Sports Complex Genera
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The tier arrangement ensures the gr
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70 ...while boxers fight in the oth
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Swimming Pool The pool building is
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74 Swimming Pool Stands Plan 1. Div
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Sports Facilities of the Northweste
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ooms, six locker rooms with showers
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Young Pioneers' Stadium Constructio
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The Complex of Installations of the
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for competitions and training in va
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Dynamo Palace of Sports The Dynamo
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88 The arena of the Sports Palace t
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Sports Complex in Krylatskoye 90 Sp
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competitions or into eleven lanes f
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were installed nearby. The roof of
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The archery fields, measuring 220 b
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98 During the preparations for the
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A 100 Velodrome nears completion. R
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Cycling Circuit 102 The cycling cir
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Trade Unions' Equestrian Complex 10
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106 were installed. The stadium has
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108 Stadium for dressage Stadium fo
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ing by the Children's and Youth Sch
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Izmailovo and Sokolniki Sports Pala
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training. The halls of the Palace h
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116 Interior of the competition hal
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Dynamo Shooting Range in Mytishchi
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Page 133 and 134: The Olympic Village 132 Olympic Vil
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Page 149 and 150: ACS "OCOG" To solve the problems of
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Page 169 and 170: Broadcasting To broadcast the 1980
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Page 179 and 180: Event 83rd Session of IOC IOC Execu
Page 181 and 182: The sports programme for the Games
Page 183 and 184: The Dates of the Games, the Calenda
Page 185 and 186: Opening Ceremony Athletics Rowing B
Page 187 and 188: The long-term plans for cooperation
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Page 199 and 200: Training Sessions Sportsmen wanting
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Page 207 and 208: Referee Apparatus The need to devel
Page 209 and 210: The Video-Recording System Although
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Page 219 and 220: Boxing The boxing competitions took
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Fencing The CSCA Sports Complex (fe
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Gymnastics The gymnastics competiti
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Weightlifting The weightlifting tou
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Hockey The Olympic hockey competiti
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Wrestling The Olympic wrestling tou
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the results of the heat with the wo
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Equestrian Sports The Olympic eques
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clay pigeon shooting, programmecont
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Volleyball The volleyball competiti
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To sum up, one can conclude that th
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The 75th Session of the Internation
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In connection with the building of
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jury gave high praise to the work o
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Television and Radio Broadcasting T
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The Olympic Village The Olympic Vil
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A special cultural programme was wo
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258 Scenes of the Closing Ceremony
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The relaying of the Olympic flame c
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Preparing for the Olympic Torch Rel
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The Torch, the Lamp for the Spare F
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266 Reserve miner's lamps The Olymp
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The Relay At 12.00 p.m. Moscow time
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270 The relay of the Olympic flame
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"The procession of the flame demons
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the modern Olympics which was put o
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276 The Olympic flame meeting cerem
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lem of the Games decorated the squa
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The Opening Ceremony and Closing Ce
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on) were acquired or made for the c
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284 The Opening Ceremony begins
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tends its warm and sincere greeting
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Olympic champion Viktor Saneyev on
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295 Artistic performance
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the rules and in the spirit of true
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paniment of a march. They marched a
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"I have shortly to close the Games
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assemble four years from now at Los
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