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Tony Oppegard Quotes
«Far too many mines receive the minimum assessment of $60, which is less than what a ton of coal goes for these days.»
Author: Tony Oppegard
«You can pick which court will be better for you.»
Author: Tony Oppegard
«You can mine 4 tons of coal in a couple of minutes. It's cheaper to exceed the dust limits, expose a miner to black lung and pay the fine than it is to do the right thing.»
Author: Tony Oppegard
«There has to be enough of a fine to encourage compliance with the law.»
Author: Tony Oppegard
«That's extremely low and inappropriate. Most unsafe conditions in a mine would affect more than one person.»
Author: Tony Oppegard
«From the time that the company got its first unwarrantable failure, that put them on alert that those examinations weren't being conducted properly. Such unwarrantable failure is just intolerable, and that should be referred to the U.S. attorney for possible criminal prosecution.»
Author: Tony Oppegard
«All those can be litigated.»
Author: Tony Oppegard
«If an operator is undercapitalized to the extent that he can't pay his fines, he shouldn't be in business. You can bet he's skimping on safety.»
Author: Tony Oppegard
«It's like fining you or me 25 cents for a speeding violation.»
Author: Tony Oppegard
«He made the same claims: That all Kentucky miners were on drugs and didn't work hard, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.»
Author: Tony Oppegard