Olympic Games
From Staff and Wire Reports
Former Secretary of State William P. Rogers, head of the U.S. Olympic Committee’s new ethics oversight panel, said the group will focus on developing a more specific code of conduct rather than delving into recent tarnishing episodes.
The Rogers committee was created by USOC President William J. Hybl after conflict-of-interest allegations led to the resignation of his predecessor, Robert Helmick, and the censuring of USOC Executive Director Harvey Schiller.
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