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In an extraordinary move, Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal has sued an agency his office represents, the Connecticut Siting Council, in the state's superior, appellate and supreme courts, attempting to stay installation of a massive underwater cable to feed electric power to Long Island, N.Y. The situation is prompting a separate power question: Does the AG have the authority to bring such a suit?
April 30, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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