Creditors group backs new board at stand-alone AMR

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DALLAS (AP) — A group of creditors say that if American Airlines parent AMR Corp. emerges from bankruptcy as an independent company it should have a new board of directors.

The group represents financial investors that, as of a court filing in September, included J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. and various investment firms that hold bonds issued by AMR, which filed for bankruptcy protection a year ago Thursday.

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