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House group backs higher traffic fines [Apr 13 2005 pB1+]
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State orders Cigna to pay $25,000 fine [Mar 01 2005 pA1+]
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Town fined for sludge spill [Nov 28 2003 pB1]
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Government drops $2 million bomb on Northeast Utilities: safety violations get largest fines ever [Dec 11 1997 pB1]
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$6.2 million owed in fines: most offenders come from Mass. [Sept 22 1993 pB2]
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OSHA fines James River $549,500 [Jan 9 1992 p1]
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Pay up, or go to jail; bill aims to curb defaults on fines (Senate - Judiciary - Hearings) [Jan 31 1991 pB3]
See also: SEE ALSO UL p6 -
State pilot program nets $19,150 in unpaid fines [oct 26 1990 p3]
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Good news for scofflaws: warrants neglected [Feb 25 1990 p11A]
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Pay fine on time bill expected to win Senate's approval [Jan 13 1990 p1]
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Scofflaws owe NH courts $2.5m in traffic fines [Feb 1 1990 p8]
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State stiffed by scofflaws $2.48 million owed in driving fines [Nov 7 1989 p1]
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State's courts owed $1,725,864 in fines [Nov 7 1989 p4]
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Seabrook fined $50,000 for problems [Oct 26 1989 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO UL 10/27 p1 -
Mass. scofflaws still owes NH a fortune [Oct 22 1989 p1A]
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Allied Leather faces $53,500 EPA fine [Jul 25 1989 pA1]
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New fine schedules proposed less crime and more revenue sought [Jul 7 1989 p2]
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Two firms face fines from EPA [Jul 7 1989 pB1]
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State waiting for Mass. action on unpaid fines [May 14 1989 p3A]
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Official: Mass. to help N.H. collect late fines from drivers [May 10 1989 p4]
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Massachusetts won't help collect N.H. traffic fines [May 8 1989 pB1]
See also: SEE ALSO UL p3 & NT p1 -
NH courts are owed millions [Apr 30 1989 p1A]
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New motor vehicle fines effective Jan 1 Mail-order justice on the road [Jan 7 1986 p4A]
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Franklin Firm pays waste fine [Sept 26 1984 p2 col 1]