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Utility to Pay Fine in Campaign Case

SOURCE: Staff // The New York Times

20 Aug 2005 // Westar Energy Inc., a Kansas electric utility entangled in investigations surrounding Representative Tom DeLay, and three men who worked for the company will pay $40,500 in fines to settle accusations of improper fund-raising, the Federal Election Commission says.

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