USOC Rule Change Means Helmick Can Run Again
From Staff and Wire Reports
The U.S. Olympic Committee board of directors passed legislation Saturday that will permit USOC President Robert Helmick to seek another four-year term.
Helmick, who took office after the death of Jack Kelly in 1985, was elected to a four-year term in 1989.
The new rule reads that “a person may not serve as president for more than two full terms successively.”
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