When General Mills said last June it would take over crosstown rival Pillsbury, most analysts called it a match made in heaven. The ten-point-five billion dollar deal would give General Mills the bulk it needed to compete in a global marketplace -- AND return Pillsbury to local control. Company officials initially expected to complete the merger by year-end. Now General Mills says it may not close until this July. Analysts say federal regulators are concerned the combination could threaten competition in the food industry. Minnesota Public Radio's Andrew Haeg reports.