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Others said that Mr. Martello squandered opportunities to rent out rooms for functions, instead allowing favored parties to use the rooms free or for nominal fees.

The men admitted crimes including allowing favored construction contractors to flout work rules and bestowing lucrative no-show jobs on accommodating union officials and workers.

Those practices include allowing favored investors to trade after hours and to buy and sell mutual fund shares over short periods to turn a quick profit, a practice known as timing.

Gary L. Pilgrim and Harold J. Baxter, founders of the PBHG family of funds, have been accused in a filing of allowing favored investors to trade in and out of funds, a practice called market timing.

Nearly a dozen plaintiff law firms have brought lawsuits against companies that manage mutual funds in the three weeks since Eliot Spitzer, the attorney general of New York, accused some fund companies of allowing favored investors to engage in trades not possible for most shareholders.

"This debate today is not about allowing, favoring or supporting discrimination," said Senator Johnny Isakson, Republican of Georgia.

Some mutual funds allowed favored customers to trade mutual funds based on stale prices.

Undoubtedly Mr. Erkoc's quirkiest client is Colonel Qaddafi, the Libyan leader, who reportedly allows favored camels to bathe in his pools.

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The attorney general and securities regulators have been examining whether brokers or mutual fund executives allowed favored customers to buy or sell mutual fund shares at prices not available to the public.

The New York State attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, has been in talks with several companies, including Janus, Strong Capital Management, Bank One and Bank of America, to settle accusations that they allowed favored investors to make improper mutual fund trades, Bloomberg and Reuters reported.