Adam Malysz World Ski Jump champion - for the third time

On Sunday the ski jumper Adam Malysz, for the third time in a row, won the ski jump World Cup. He effectively won the title on Saturday when he came second on the first day of the last competition of the season on the mammoth ski jump. On Sunday he was relaxed, knowing that even modest jumps would make him victorious. Malysz came in fourth after very safe jumps of 212.5 meters and 213 meters. The main hero on Sunday was Finnish Matti Hautamaeki who had the best first jump of 231 meters. Malysz's main competitor for the World Cup, German Sven Hannavald, came in second. Despite a bad start at the beginning of the season for Malysz it became his best. (www.rmf.pl) M.M. Readiness at PSE?; Special force not ready for terrorist attack; Debski trial According to the NATIONAL GRID (PSE) management, the company is well-prepared to defend its assets against potential terrorist attacks due to the war in Iraq. "We have increased our vigilance, as safety is our priority," assured PSE spokeswoman Regina Wegnerowska. PSE's infrastructure consists of over 12,000 kilometers of power lines and almost 100 power stations. (Gazeta Finansowa, March 22-28, p. 2) ... The Sejm Commission for SPECIAL FORCES has sent a note to the Prime Minister's office, which reports lack of coordination between the special forces, as well as lack of readiness for quick action in the event of terrorist attacks due to the war in Iraq. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A11) ... Halina G., who is accused of helping in the assassination of the former Sports Minister, Jacek Debski, has been called to testify in Vienna on Wednesday, in a trial against Jeremiasz B. (Baranina), accused of commissioning the murder. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A10) M.M./A.K.