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Carol Lewis
Charlotte - As the excitement
over the Summer Ol5nmplc In Se
oul. Korea builds, three young
athletes are very person^ sto
ries about their Olympic dreams
In "Going For Summer Gold,"
Tuesday, August 30, at 8 p.m. on
WBTV, Channel 3. Sponsored by
Kroger Sav-On, "Going For Sum
mer Gold" Is a "For Kids' Sake"
Special, WBTV's ongoing project
that addresses the opportuni
ties and problems facing chil
dren and parents today.
Host for the special Is Carol
Lewis, top-ranked American
woman long Jumper, and cur
rently on the U.S. Olympic
team./ Carol Introduces her
brother Carl and two other
Olympic hopefuls: gymnast
Phoebe Mills and 200 meter
breaststroke swimmer Steve
Bentley.
Carl Lewis talks openly about
his reputation for being a "cool"
personality and the pressure of
being a sports personality. Also,
the question of whether or not
he can win four more gold med
als, repeating his 1984 Olympic
victories.
Sixteen-year-old Phoebe Mills
tells how she chose the Olym
pics over childhood, and Is
America's youngest hope for the
gold.
Steve Bentley talks candidly
about his former addiction to
cocaine and his road to recov
ery. Now riding high with a 200
breaststroke time of 2:14.99, he
Is the only American and only
one of four athletes In the world
to break the time of 2:15.
These are only three of the se
rious young athletes who are
training vigorously for what may
be the most Important moments
of their lives — "Going For Sum
mer Gold."
Deja View IV Spotlights
The Sounds Of The '60s
"DeJa View IV" Is one in a series
of specials transforming the
musical hits of the '60s and '70s
Into classic videos of the 1980's
with some of your favorite art
ists of yesterday and today. The
one-hour specif will be telecast
on August 26 at 1:30 a.m. on
WSOC-TV, Channel 9.
"Deja View IV" takes popular
recordings from the sixties, and
couples them with today's state-
of-the-art videos. "Elveryday Peo
ple (Sly Stone): "Stop In the
Name of Love" fThe Hollies); and
"1 Can't Get Next to You" (The
Temptations) are Just some of
the hits that have been trans
formed into today's most famil
iar music genre - music videos.
And, "Deja View fV" also brings
your audience some of today's
hottest stars who are remaking
hits of two decades ago: TUrany's
"I Saw Him Standing There"; Da
vid Lee Roth's version of
"California Girls"; 'You Can't
Hurry Love" by Phil Collins; and
Cyndl Lauper's rendition of Mar
vin Gaye's What's Goln' On."
"Deja View TV" brings you clos
er to the pop stars of yesteryear
with special Interviews by Mar
vin Gaye. Chubby Checker, and
Brian Wilson.
A very special segment of "Deja
View IV" includes a video for the
eight-minute version of Don
McLean's "American Pie."
Marvin Gaye
Join WSOC-TV, Channel 9 on
August 26 at 1:30 a.m. for this
special one-hour telecast and
some favorite, old songs.
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