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Governor Mitt Romney announced at a press conference outside his State House office yesterday that his legal team had filed papers with the Supreme Judicial Court to remove Matthew J. Amorello from his post overseeing the troubled Big Dig project.
Governor Mitt Romney announced at a press conference outside his State House office yesterday that his legal team had filed papers with the Supreme Judicial Court to remove Matthew J. Amorello from his post overseeing the troubled Big Dig project. (Globe Staff Photo / George Rizer) Globe Staff Photo / George Rizer

AG probes Big Dig firms; Romney rips Amorello

By Raphael Lewis and Sean P. Murphy
Globe Staff / March 16, 2005

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Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly has opened a fraud investigation of Big Dig contractors Bechtel/Parsons Brinckerhoff and Modern Continental Construction Co., focusing on what Reilly called poor oversight and shoddy work that left the tunnels plagued with leaks, defective walls, and damaged fireproofing. (Full article: 963 words)

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