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Feds to slash salaries of bailout execs 
1853 Chairman | by ironman | Fri, Oct 23
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Washington — The Obama administration will slash the pay of top executives at seven firms that received government bailouts — including General Motors Co., Chrysler Group LLC, Chrysler Financial LLC and GMAC Inc.
Chrysler Financial declined comment.
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