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Over 250,000 circulation Enterprise story Second place Greenspan Show Airs Tonight By LARRY STEWART Los Angeles Times 1a. Eye on the Storm 1b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 1 2. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 2 3a. Rigby Helped Change Balance of Power 3b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 3 4a. Neilson, Babashoff Took Gould's Luster 4b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 4 5. Seagren Clears Air in Pole Controversy 6a. Robinson Finally Gets Past His Pain 6b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 6 7a. High Performance 7b. Bittersweet Victories for Zapedzki and Lusis 7c. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 7 8a. Cap Nearly Keeps the Lid on His Feat 8b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 8 9a. Spitz Cast Shadow Over Heidenreich 9b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 9 10a. Golden Shadow 10b. Borzov Proves Himself Twice 10c. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 10 11a. Black September 11b. Israelis Still Seeking a Moment of Silence 11c. Oscar-Winning Film Told Story of Terror 11d. Greenspan Show Airs Tonight 11e. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 11 12a. The Security Blanket Goes Global 12b. Munich Terrorists Become Target of Israel's Wrath 12c. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 12 13a. A Difficult Reaction 13b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 13 14a. For Jim Ryun, Time Has Cushioned Fall 14b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 14 15. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 15 16a. Second-Hand Smoke 16b. Shorter's Success Started a Trend 16c. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 16 17a. Time Gives Munich Citizens Perspective 17b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 17 Olympic filmmaker Bud Greenspan and his late wife Cappy worked the 1972 Munich Olympic Games for NBC Radio. Greenspan, then 44, went from reporting on athletic achievements to a major news event once Palestinian terrorists took 11 members of the Israeli delegation hostage in Building 31 of the Olympic village on the morning of Sept. 5. Using his radio reports as a backdrop, Greenspan has compiled a 100-minute documentary to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Munich massacre. "The 1972 Munich Olympics: Bud Greenspan Remembers" will be televised on Showtime tonight at 10. The film, narrated by Will Lyman, features comments from Greenspan, newly discovered archival footage and interviews with about 30 Olympic officials, athletes, politicians, journalists and relatives of those killed. Those interviewed include Shmuel Lalkin, head of the 1972 Israeli Olympic team, Walter Troeger, mayor of the Olympic village in 1972, and Gen. Ulrich Wegener, who became the head of Germany's GSG-9 counter-terrorism force when it was created after the Olympics. Wegener was candid in discussing all the mistakes the German police and security forces made. Gad Tsobari, an Israeli wrestler, talked about his escape after 10 minutes as a hostage. Also featured are many athletes in the spotlight during the 10 days of the Munich Games leading up to Sept. 5. Greenspan's film will be the second documentary on Munich to be shown on national television this week. Sunday, ABC aired "Our Greatest Hopes, Our Worst Fears: The Tragedy of the Munich Games." It featured many of the ABC personnel who covered the Games, including Jim McKay and Peter Jennings 1a. Eye on the Storm 1b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 1 2. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 2 3a. Rigby Helped Change Balance of Power 3b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 3 4a. Neilson, Babashoff Took Gould's Luster 4b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 4 5. Seagren Clears Air in Pole Controversy 6a. Robinson Finally Gets Past His Pain 6b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 6 7a. High Performance 7b. Bittersweet Victories for Zapedzki and Lusis 7c. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 7 8a. Cap Nearly Keeps the Lid on His Feat 8b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 8 9a. Spitz Cast Shadow Over Heidenreich 9b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 9 10a. Golden Shadow 10b. Borzov Proves Himself Twice 10c. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 10 11a. Black September 11b. Israelis Still Seeking a Moment of Silence 11c. Oscar-Winning Film Told Story of Terror 11d. Greenspan Show Airs Tonight 11e. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 11 12a. The Security Blanket Goes Global 12b. Munich Terrorists Become Target of Israel's Wrath 12c. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 12 13a. A Difficult Reaction 13b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 13 14a. For Jim Ryun, Time Has Cushioned Fall 14b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 14 15. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 15 16a. Second-Hand Smoke 16b. Shorter's Success Started a Trend 16c. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 16 17a. Time Gives Munich Citizens Perspective 17b. Munich Olympics 30 years later: Day 17