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Big Dig payment for fraud at $50m

But company can still do business

Whistle-blower and former Aggregate employee Daniel Johnston (second from left) left the courthouse yesterday flanked by lawyers Suzanne Durrell, Rory Delaney, and Robert Thomas. Whistle-blower and former Aggregate employee Daniel Johnston (second from left) left the courthouse yesterday flanked by lawyers Suzanne Durrell, Rory Delaney, and Robert Thomas. (JOSH REYNOLDS FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE)
By Sean P. Murphy
Globe Staff / July 28, 2007

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Aggregate Industries NE Inc., which pleaded guilty to fraud for supplying 5,700 truckloads of substandard concrete on the Big Dig, will pay $50 million to settle the case, but it can still do business with the state and federal governments. (Full article: 811 words)

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