P.L.O. not welcome
NZPA-AP London The International Olympic Committee said it had no plans to give the Palestine Liberation Organisation observer status for the 1988 Games in Seoul. Invitations to the Olympics can be issued only by
the 1.0. C., under a hew plan aimed at reducing political pressure on the Games, and those invitations could go only to •‘duly . recognised” national Olympic committees, said Michele Verdier,: the 1.0. C. spokeswoman.
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