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...indication of the Superdome's viability is that Abram Nicholas Pritzker agreed last July to take over management of the dome. A.N. Pritzker and his family are among the nation's biggest landowners. Their holdings in the Hyatt hotel chain (76 in the U.S., 24 abroad) are only part of their wealth. With an $80 million stake in the Hyatt across the street, the 82-year-old Pritzker created the Hyatt Management Corp. to run the building and installed as its president Denzil Skinner, 50, a crisp, urbane executive who had spent 19 years running public assembly areas...
Into this position in July walked Dr. Daniel C. Tosteson '46, after spending less than two years as dean of the Pritzker School of Medicine at the University of Chicago. introductory conferences, phone calls and dinner meetings here has yet to stop. But if Tosteson's days are packed tight with appointments, he handles them all with equanimity...
Tosteson, 51 years old, is currently dean of Biological Sciences and of the Pritzker School of Medicine at the University of Chicago. He attended Harvard College for two years and received his M.D. from Harvard Medical School...
Died. Donald N. Pritzker, 39, president of Hyatt Corp., who, with his two brothers, father and uncle, built a small family law firm into a half-billion-dollar conglomerate of hotel, lumber, farm machinery, banking and mining interests; of a heart attack suffered while playing tennis; in Oahu, Hawaii...
...have changes at the medical centers been confined to curriculum. Students at the University of Chicago's Pritzker School of Medicine are forcing a reorganization of the lying-in clinic system at the university's Billings Hospital. Patients at the clinic are now segregated according to their ability to pay, leaving one wing white and the other black. The school is planning to integrate them. Northwestern University is initiating a two-year program to prepare members of minority groups for entrance to medical school. Conducted in Chicago's South Side ghetto rather than the leafy Evanston campus...