HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — In a rebuke to Connecticut’s largest utility, state Attorney General George Jepsen asked regulators on Monday to reject up to half of recovery costs of last year’s tropical storm and autumn snowfall and impose penalties for what he said was Connecticut Light & Power’s mismanagement of its storm response.

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