"If anything were found, we couldn't do anything because we didn't even exist in 1999," said the world agency's chairman, Richard Pound.

Some are outlined in a draft report by Richard Pound, the member appointed to investigate the present mess, and many more will emerge.

Richard Pound, who suffered because the International Olympic Committee delegates cannot tell a Canadian from an American.

The members must not reject or water down the expulsions proposed by Richard Pound, an I.O.C. member who led the investigation.

Richard Pound of Canada, an I.O.C. vice president, said today that he didn't expect a recurrence.

One member of the board, Richard Pound of Canada, is expected to recommend that a special commission study the drug problems in weight lifting.

"They may think they have won gold medals," Richard Pound, the Olympic drug watchdog, pronounced the other day.

Richard Pound, a member of the International Olympic Committee, said: "They've had no impact at all.

Richard Pound, a Canadian member of the I.O.C., said he doubted it would happen.

He listened as Richard Pound tried a very tough sell.

"If anything were found, we couldn't do anything because we didn't even exist in 1999," said the world agency's chairman, Richard Pound.

Some are outlined in a draft report by Richard Pound, the member appointed to investigate the present mess, and many more will emerge.

Richard Pound, who suffered because the International Olympic Committee delegates cannot tell a Canadian from an American.

The members must not reject or water down the expulsions proposed by Richard Pound, an I.O.C. member who led the investigation.

Richard Pound of Canada, an I.O.C. vice president, said today that he didn't expect a recurrence.

One member of the board, Richard Pound of Canada, is expected to recommend that a special commission study the drug problems in weight lifting.

"They may think they have won gold medals," Richard Pound, the Olympic drug watchdog, pronounced the other day.

Richard Pound, a member of the International Olympic Committee, said: "They've had no impact at all.

Richard Pound, a Canadian member of the I.O.C., said he doubted it would happen.

He listened as Richard Pound tried a very tough sell.