otis chandler造句

• Under Otis Chandler, " The Times " became a critically lauded newspaper.
• About a year ago, I had the privilege of meeting Otis Chandler.
• Otis Chandler and his wing of the family were losing influence.
• Otis Chandler of publishing fame offers up his motorcycle collection.
• Porsche AG would later sell this car to Otis Chandler of the LA Times in 1976.
• Marilyn Chandler, Otis Chandler's former wife, said : " The problem is that Otis retired rather early.
• Otis Chandler told his former colleagues that " respect and credibility for a newspaper is irreplaceable ."
• Otis Chandler is now a board member of the Times Mirror Corp ., which owns the newspaper.
• Otis Chandler, the Times publisher from the 1960s through 1980 built the Times into a respected national newspaper.
• Last week, former Times publisher Otis Chandler created a stir with a letter to the staff assailing top management.
• The Matson Line continued to operate " Marian Otis Chandler " in the Hawaiian trade into the late 1930s.
• By about 1934, " Marian Otis Chandler " appears to have been shifted back to making regular runs to Hawaii.
• Otis Chandler said to Kirby when he won the Pulitzer, " You have raised the intellectual level of this newspaper ".
• Prominent in their absence from the fray, at least publicly, are Otis Chandler, now 67, his three sons and his two daughters.
• Chandler retired as publisher in 1960, leaving the job to his son Otis Chandler, but remained as chairman of the board from 1961-1968.
• He then began lining up potential buyers for the newspaper, which included non-Houstonians such as Sam Newhouse, Otis Chandler and the Scripps-Howard organization.
• Former publisher Otis Chandler emerged from the shadows to attack the " ill-advised steps that have been taken by the current management ."
• It was named after Marian Otis Chandler, the daughter of the " Los Angeles Times " publisher, Harrison Gray Otis and wife of Harry Chandler.
• His mentor, Otis Chandler, left as chairman of the Times Mirror executive committee, and Johnson was removed as publisher and " shoved aside " in 1989.
• "Otis Chandler's dream of being a newspaper from Santa Barbara to Tijuana isn't going to happen in this economy, " Phyllis Pfeiffer, the edition's general manager, said.