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Binder takes early lead

VANCOUVER (CPho =
feista  Nristofies-Binders
uf Ausi¢ia took the early lead
itursday in the ladies’
singles competition at Skate
Casoda, easily outdistaneing
tz other women in the
campulsory figures,

itristofics-Binders, one of
the top figures skaters
vorupllud $2.72 points after
the three compulsory
lipures. Kristina Wegelius of
Vinkand was in second place
v]th 21.60 pomts, slightly
uhead af free-event favorite
Lise: Marie Allen of the
{ nited States.

Kiistofies-Binders, 17, was
fh at last year's Skate
“anada and Uth alt the 1977
Worid Championships, She
uppeared ready to move into
the ‘up four or five in the
world, but Had trouble with
her apening figure at the 1973
World Championship in
Gltawa in March and fin-
ished a disappointing 13th.

sbe spent part of the
alamuer ip the U.S,, working
wit her free skating under top
is. coach Carlo Fassi.

“My association sent me
ise more practice and for
dilteraut {raining con-
thiions,"' she said. “My free
skating is alright but I'm
sine GE Wil be better.”

Kristofies-Binders had
‘caw to build up a strong
leuad ia the figures here
suse of the presence of
several top freestyle skaters
‘nelideng Allen and Renata

Olympic
athletes
captives?

-vAnE PLACID, N.Y.
“ab. -- The athletes al the
uu Winter Olympics are
vain to get an involuntary
‘Uinpse of U.S. prison life—
a ut ivast, of life in an
unusually pleasant U.S.
pson,

is ats unusual housing ar-
cangement, the Olympic
Vitlaye is being built to serve
wtel Lhe Games as a federal
PP SOHL

And in one sense, the
thdeles who stay there will
ix ivcated worse than the

ssaners will, AS Many as
7 Olympia athletes and
osiniais will be crammed
‘nia tie: same space that is
later slated to hold 5600
or PsOners,

Bul by every other stan-
dard, dife in the Olymgic
village, With its discotheque,
uiher facilities and, above
all, treedom of movement,
wil he far better for Olympie
cunpetitars Uhan for the
convicted criminals who will
ales oecupy the federal
soyernment's newest prison.

ntact, the prison, which is
wiiust completed, is un-
characteristically attractive
toin from the outside and
ienida. With its 11 low-lying,
vpvain-colored concrete
wathlings and its lovely
dantitain setting, it almost
+. tinbles a modern school,

jut the fact that a prison,
vv matter how unprisonlike
415 1 appearance, is going
‘+ serve as the Olympic
“cage of the 1980 Games is
iirvady exciting some
Pant OVersy,

A group of activisls who
apoose prisons in general,
ud sho see the Olympics
“en as 4 surefire way to
sonkize (heir cause, are

“hing hard lo jettison the
oisiicd use af the village as
+ ptm after the Games,

“ty a shoestring budget
tu he of energy, they are
ig Ur sth ap opposition to

aciity both in the U.S.
Doulrited,

How «in the Carler
atunedration, with its
iyecwth for human rights,
“hon symbol of | in-
ve nalharmony in Lake
rived into a prison for
Sacks anid) Hispanics from
Urban ghettos?" says
- titsn Willson, a leader of
ye rang

~otdilion, he and other
. rs oppose the “Olymples
“oso. an they eall it, on
de grounds it violates the
oodtoab wovernment’s stated

i al building new

as close as possible
‘apimunilies where the
ooers cume from.

“eturally, Olympic

Joiteers staunchly defend
an, pointing out its
‘vy to lhem--an
oo. phanally secure setting
oot he athletes and a boon to
depressed local

cot through the past-
ouces jobs it will praduce

eel B

Pooonk it represents a
oconbination of good things,’
ate Res A Pell, president of
ta urpeeniazing committee.

This beaitiful area is
cunduerye ¢o rehabilitation.
fovede: ch will produce more
Hen 200 yobs.”

ere

Baierova of Czechoslovakia.

Allen, an 18-year-old fram
Garden Grove, Calif.,
finished second to the
eventual world champion
Linda Fratianne of the U.S.
at last year's Skate Canada
and appears ready to follow
in Fratianne’s skate marks.

She is regarded as the
main U.S, hope for a gold
medal at the 1980 Winter
Olympics in Lake Placid,

oe 2

Bajerova stands in ninth
place after the figures with
26.80 points, but the exciting
free skater is expected Lo
move up after today’s short
program.

The figures, which were
performed in an almost-
empty Pacifie Coliseum,
count for 30 per cent of the
skater’s overall mark while
today's Iwo-minute program
of required moves counts for
20 per cent. Saturday's four-

minute free-skating session
completes the scoring.

Janet Morrisey af Ottawa,
the top Canadian after
figures, stands in eighth
place with 27.88 points. Two
Calgarians, Cathy Mc-
Farlane and Peggy McLean,
are 10th and 11th respec-
tively.

There are 4 skaters from
13 countries here, competing
in ladies' and mens’ singles
and ice-dancing.

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