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February 11, 1980 | William Oscar Johnson From their start atop Whiteface Mountain, the Olympic downhill courses can be sunny and stunning or stormy and surly. Whichever, the runs at Lake Placid will demand the most in skill and courage
April 16, 1973 | Gwilym S. Brown Skiing's show-business circuit closed with the star too tired to face the rigors of another season. And when the act opens next year, the incomparable Karli just might take over center stage from Jean-Claude Killy
February 21, 1972 | Edited by Robert W. Creamer POOR AUSTRIA
February 14, 1972 | Edited by Robert W. Creamer •Karl Schranz, the Austrian skier who reportedly makes $50,000 a year, on his disqualification from the Winter Olympics for commercialism: "It's an emphasis on the wrong principle. I think the Olympics should be a...
March 23, 1970 | William Johnson After putting down the kids for another season, Austria's 31-year-old superracer says that maybe now is the time for him to hang 'em up
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