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SOME form of Government intervention into British Leyland was "inevitable"

21st February 1975
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

in the current inflationary climate, Lord Stokes told Leyland shareholders in London on Monday. Lord Stokes, who revealed he had cut his own salary by f 17,000 a year, told the meeting that

. he had no intention of resigning.

Of the company's financial future, Lord Stokes said that, although several alternatives were under review, Government intervention would act as a catalyst for completing the changes the company had started.

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