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Primo Nebiolo

Born: July 14, 1923
Italian president of International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF) since 1981

also an at-large member of International Olympic Committee; regarded as dictatorial, but credited with elevating track & field to world class financial status.

Died: Nov. 7, 1999

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