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The $250,000 Los Angeles International Triathlon, scheduled for June 7, has been postponed until the same weekend in 1993 because organizers did not have enough time to promote the event after the city delayed approval until February, Don Klosterman, the event’s general manager, said. Refund checks will be issued this week to triathletes who entered, he said.
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