But Pat Smith, a spokesman for the company, denied there was any profiteering, and insisted that the increase had been planned.

A spokesman, Pat Smith, said the company's revenues rose 45 percent, to $73.8 million last year, but profits increased by only $200,000, to $6 million.

"It looks like wiring in the engine room," said the ferry company's spokesman, Pat Smith.

"This morning the terminal looked like Thanksgiving weekend," said Pat Smith, an airport spokeswoman.

New York Waterway has already taken steps to ease the problem, Pat Smith, a spokesman, said.

Pat Smith, a spokesman for Arcorp, said the company would contest the fines.

Pat Smith, a spokesman for the company, responded, "The impacts are negligible and the claim is without merit."

Pat Smith had lured him north from Dunedin with a cash incentive and a barman's job.

Pat Smith, 37, a bakery worker staying at his mother's house on a hill overlooking the road, said he was kicked and beaten.

Pat Smith, a spokesman for the developers, said that was exactly the case around Mulberry Street.

But Pat Smith, a spokesman for the company, denied there was any profiteering, and insisted that the increase had been planned.

A spokesman, Pat Smith, said the company's revenues rose 45 percent, to $73.8 million last year, but profits increased by only $200,000, to $6 million.

"It looks like wiring in the engine room," said the ferry company's spokesman, Pat Smith.

"This morning the terminal looked like Thanksgiving weekend," said Pat Smith, an airport spokeswoman.

New York Waterway has already taken steps to ease the problem, Pat Smith, a spokesman, said.

Pat Smith, a spokesman for Arcorp, said the company would contest the fines.

Pat Smith, a spokesman for the company, responded, "The impacts are negligible and the claim is without merit."

Pat Smith had lured him north from Dunedin with a cash incentive and a barman's job.

Pat Smith, 37, a bakery worker staying at his mother's house on a hill overlooking the road, said he was kicked and beaten.

Pat Smith, a spokesman for the developers, said that was exactly the case around Mulberry Street.

But Pat Smith, a spokesman for the company, denied there was any profiteering, and insisted that the increase had been planned.

A spokesman, Pat Smith, said the company's revenues rose 45 percent, to $73.8 million last year, but profits increased by only $200,000, to $6 million.

"It looks like wiring in the engine room," said the ferry company's spokesman, Pat Smith.

"This morning the terminal looked like Thanksgiving weekend," said Pat Smith, an airport spokeswoman.

New York Waterway has already taken steps to ease the problem, Pat Smith, a spokesman, said.

Pat Smith, a spokesman for Arcorp, said the company would contest the fines.

Pat Smith, a spokesman for the company, responded, "The impacts are negligible and the claim is without merit."

Pat Smith had lured him north from Dunedin with a cash incentive and a barman's job.

Pat Smith, 37, a bakery worker staying at his mother's house on a hill overlooking the road, said he was kicked and beaten.

Pat Smith, a spokesman for the developers, said that was exactly the case around Mulberry Street.

But Pat Smith, a spokesman for the company, denied there was any profiteering, and insisted that the increase had been planned.

A spokesman, Pat Smith, said the company's revenues rose 45 percent, to $73.8 million last year, but profits increased by only $200,000, to $6 million.

"It looks like wiring in the engine room," said the ferry company's spokesman, Pat Smith.

"This morning the terminal looked like Thanksgiving weekend," said Pat Smith, an airport spokeswoman.

New York Waterway has already taken steps to ease the problem, Pat Smith, a spokesman, said.

Pat Smith, a spokesman for Arcorp, said the company would contest the fines.

Pat Smith, a spokesman for the company, responded, "The impacts are negligible and the claim is without merit."

Pat Smith had lured him north from Dunedin with a cash incentive and a barman's job.

Pat Smith, 37, a bakery worker staying at his mother's house on a hill overlooking the road, said he was kicked and beaten.

Pat Smith, a spokesman for the developers, said that was exactly the case around Mulberry Street.