Kennecott Copper Corporation
Volume 77 · 77 F.T.C. 1619
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KENNECOTT COPPER CORPORATION Docket 8765. Order, March 19, 1970 Order granting in camera status to certain of respondent's confidential documents: pending a review of examiner's order denying such status. — Orprer Ruine on In Camera Srarus or Documents This matter having come before the Commission wpon respondent's. motion filed March 13, 1970, requesting the Commission to place in camera on an ad interim basis certain documents pending the filing and. disposition of this proposed motion to review the hearing examiner’s order denying in camera treatment to documents (which assertedly: was filed simultaneously with the filing of the examiner's initial decision herein), respondent stating among other things that the disclo-sure of such documents to competitors may cause serious and irreparable injury to it; and ) The Commission having determined that the documents in question physically have not as yet been placed in the public record or otherwise released to the public (apart from any use of the documents or their: contents in the course of the hearing or in the initial decision) and therefore have not been in fact removed from their in camera status and that respondent’s request should be granted : It is ordered, That the effective date of the hearing examiner’s order of March 9, 1970 removing Commission Exhibits 11, 124 A-N, 125 A-C, 154 A~Z-T, 163, 164 A—-H, 196A-E, and Respondent’s Exhibit 186 from in camera status be, and it hereby is, suspended until 15 days after the service of this order upon respondent unless within this 15-day period respondent files its motion to review such order of the examiner, in which latter case the effective date thereof shall be suspended until further order of the Commission, except that this order shall not apply to any document to the extent the contents thereof are disclosed in thehearing examinevr’s initial decision.
KOPPERS COMPANY, INC.
Docket 8755. Order, April 1, 1970 Order denying respondent’s motion that contempt proceedings be commenced against U.S. Pipe and Foundry Co. and its employees for refusal to answer: questions on cross-examination.
Orper Denyine Morton to Intriare Contemrr Procrepines Respondent having filed a motion requesting that contempt proceedings be initiated against United States Pipe and Foundry Company for-