Word: baxters
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...possible choice to head the department's civil division. The old-boy network of Stanford had brought her to Smith's attention. Among those who recommended O'Connor, as the search for a new Justice intensified: Stanford Law Dean Charles Myers, former Stanford Professor William Baxter, who now heads the Justice Department's antitrust division, and one of Stanford Law's most eminent alumni, Justice William Rehnquist. He is clearly the court's most consistent and activist conservative, so his advice that O'Connor was the best woman for the court carried clout...
Argues Attorney General Smith: "Efficient firms should not be hobbled under the guise of antitrust enforcement." His antitrust chief, William Baxter, last week acknowledged that the Administration was creating "in many senses a more favorable atmosphere for mergers...
President Reagan could order the Justice Department to drop its prosecution. But Reagan's antitrust chief, former Stanford Law Professor William Baxter, 51, has said publicly that he believes A T & T's network of phone lines should be separated from the company's other activities. Last week Justice Department officials conceded that there is plenty of pressure to drop the case but, insisted one, "the department's posture is still to litigate it to the eyeballs...
Warren Grossman, number four, and Rob Wheeler number five both turned in sub-par performances for the Crimson. Grossman dropped a 6-4, 6-4 decision to Will Baxter, while Wheeler fell, 6-2, 6-3 to Clive Edges...
...cases that have been pending for years. The case against International Business Machines has been droning on since the first papers were filed on the final working day of the Johnson Administration in January 1969. Last week, with IBM still preparing its surrebuttal to the Government's rebuttal, Baxter said: "I don't think it was well handled by the Government, or IBM, or the court. It's very troublesome...