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In Depth (Olympics / Bribery Scandal) #626761

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Jan 19, 1999
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(Washington: Tom Brokaw) Report introduced.

(Salt Lake City, UT: George Lewis) Continuing investigation into charges of bribery of International Olympic Committee officials in Salt Lake City, UT, reported; details given of the resignation of the first International Olympic Committee member after discovery of the scandal and the investigation of activities of former Salt Lake Olympic Committee member Tom Welch. [Former International Olympic Committee member Pirjo HAEGGMAN - says she has been naive.] [City Council member Joanne MILNER - says the thrill of hosting the Olympics diminished warnings that came with it.]

Reporter(s):
Brokaw, Tom;
Lewis, George
Duration:
00:03:10

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