Nader's Raiders study bureaucracy in Washington
Washington interns from the Center for the Study of Responsive Law dig into how government and big corporations serve the public. The 200 interns, led by Ralph Nader, work 10 weeks on 15 projects across Washington and other states, producing reports and exploring a new public interest profession.
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Washington
Nader's
Ralph Nader
Nader
Center For Study of Responsive Law
George Locker
Ardsley
N. Y
Philip Volland
Buffalo, N.Y
Oberlin College
Locker
Peter Adams
New York City
State University of New York
Stone Brook
Interior Department
Bureau of Reclamation
Wilner
Reclamation Bureau
Tennessee Valley Authority
Adams
Washington, DC
California
Georgia
Maine
New York
Theodore Jacobs
Center
FDA
Lynn Tangen
Oberlin Junior Leads Nader's Raiders Effort
Phillip Volland, an Oberlin College junior and Raiders staffer, heads local and out of town projects with about 200 workers. He aims to reform corporate practices and government oversight, stressing consumer protection, pollution standards, and responsive industry practices under Ralph Nader's influence.
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Phillip Volland
Oberlin
Nader
Oberlin College
Raiders
Volland
Center For the Study of Responsive Law
Ralph
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