Olympic skier Jean-Claude Killy  L. Hartill of Boston asks,
'Whatever happened to...?'   After Jean-Claude Killy won all
three Alpine skiing events in the 1968 Olympic Winter Games in
Grenoble, France, he rivaled Gen. Charles de Gaulle as France's
biggest hero.  The triple-gold feat (downhill, slalom, giant
slalom) has never been repeated. Mr, Killy is regarded as one of
the greatest skiers and French sportsmen of all time. By 1975,
he had retired from ski competition.  He then became a very
successful businessman, marketing his own line of skiwear, and a
major figure in the world of international sports. He served on
the board of the International Skiing Federation and was
chairman of the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, France.
Recommended: Could you pass a US citizenship test?  He joined
the International Olympic Committee in 1995. He is also
president of the Tour de France bicycle race and another sports-
event organization.  The widower and father of three now lives
in Switzerland. He has been in the