Nixon Antitrust Aide Urges End to Oil Import Quotas
Assistant Attorney General Richard W. McLaren, head of the Justice Department antitrust division, urged abandoning mandatory oil import quotas. Herecommended replacing quotas with a selective tariff and a twofold plan to foster competitive domestic production and ensure reserves for emergencies. He warned quotas raise costs for consumers and harm efficiency.
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Oil industry fights Nixon import quota plan
Major oil firms opposed a proposal to end oil import quotas, arguing removal would harm domestic exploration and the economy. Assistant Attorney General Richard McLaren urged Cabinet review, with companies stating they would respond in July. Industry leaders warn national security and balance of payments would suffer if controls vanish.
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