Star Suits Kansas City Star Over Ad Oligopoly
Publishers of three small newspapers filed suits in U S District Court seeking a total $2 35 million actual damages against the Kansas City Star under the Sherman act with triple damages potentially reaching $7 05 million and $250 000 in attorney fees The plaintiffs allege the Star forced advertisers to drop smaller papers and cite the 1955 government monopoly conviction The suits name Craig Siegfried Phillis Belvear Lloyd Belvear Lloyd Neff William Neff and Vita Bergentine with varying actual and triple damages and note the case links to the Star’s alleged previous monopolistic practices in disseminating news and advertising in the Kansas City area.
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