Nader Says Raiders Tighten Corporate Control
Ralph Nader and allies warn that U.S. executive suites concentrate power, costing consumers 48 to 60 billion dollars yearly. A year-long study accuses monopolies of evading antitrust enforcement due to political pressure and limited resources. Officials from multiple administrations are cited amid claims of interference and threats to resign.
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McLaren anti trust split and ITT probe reassess merger
A report on antitrust actions targets McLaren and Kreindienst as critics note selective suits. ITT faces a reprieve after lobbying and Nixon aides, while Nader's lawyers allege influence peddling by Gen een and Wall Street firms. The study group faults McLaren for selective cases and political bias amid major corporate mergers.
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ITT
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ITU
Harold Geneen
New York
General Motors
Ling-Temco-Wright Inc
Dallas
New Money Democrats
Ok Money
Kreindienst
Idallar
Indus
Justice Department
Harvard Law
Mark I. Green
Calle Brownell
Katzenharh
Kleindians
Toldl
Emanuel Celler
Yould
House Judiciary Committee
Manufac
John N. Mitchell
Eugene
J. McCarthy
D-Minn
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