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managing editor of Time, where he's been performing for a year.
What about on the publishing side in that period?
Well, it wasn't very long after-that that Jack Meyers, who had not quite made it on the previous round as publisher, did become publisher. Jack was--is--a very solid, driving, sales type of man; good at running a team; probably not that good at promotion. And what I can't remember now is where Ralph Davidson moved to.
He became--he succeeded--he became chairman.
Not in '78.
Oh, you mean between '78 and '80.
Oh, I guess I moved him up with Dick Monroe and Co.[?]
Vice-chairman?
By '78, yes--we'd gotten my succession down to Dick Monroe, Ralph Davidson and one other--
We've talked about this.
Right. So he went up there. Yes, that's it.
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