Gartner Refuses to Quit CFTC Post Amid Pressure
David Gartner defies President Carter and vows to stay on as a member of the Commodities Futures Trading Commission. He says he would resign only if the Senate Agriculture Committee directs him to quit, after disclosure of a family gift from a major fertilizer and food company executive. Gartner contends no conflict of interest exists and plans to disqualify himself if future issues arise.
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