Word: anti-trust
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...dont [sic] aspire to be President, but I do want political strength.... I have wanted this for a long time, but somehow it has always evaded me. I mean the kind of an organization so that we would never have to worry about a jerky little thing like this anti-trust problem--not in 100 years. And I mean the kind of a set up that, if we wanted to could put Gov. Laxalt in the White House...
...this is one if the few men that in my lifetime as a hardboiled newspaperman I have run across who has absolute integrity," Loeb wrote. Coincidentally, Bok had in 1962 been appointed by a court to determine the damages to be paid by the Union Leader in a messy anti-trust case, and Loeb did not forget the young law professor's favorable decision...
...Wednesday the Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) had violated anti-trust laws by requiring its 785 member colleges to abide by its exclusive contracts with CBS and ABC and not negotiate their own deals with the networks, local television stations or cable companies...
Last month City Manager Robert W. Healy said the transfer would not constitute a monopoly under Massachusetts or federal anti-trust laws...
Deregulation should not mean encouragement for corporate moguls to attack each other in heady games involving billions of dollars' worth of the nation's potential seed money. The anti-trust legislation is already in place to fight back against the clustering of wealth and power in a small group of oilmen and profiteering kamikazes--and it must be used...