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United Airlines is considering imposing a fee of $2 a bag for curbside luggage check-in early next year, a spokeswoman said yesterday.

Imposing a fee of $5 a barrel on imported oil would raise $8.5 billion in 1991 and nearly $47 billion over five years, according to estimates by the Congressional Budget Office.

Another, though inferior, alternative — if Congress couldn't face the political risks of a gas tax — would be a program that provided a rebate for drivers of clean cars while imposing a fee on drivers of gas hogs.

The agency plans to raise the money by imposing a fee on owners of landmark properties who are granted permission to make alterations.

Bradley's divestment proposal, announced Tuesday, called for divesting the pension funds, removing city deposits from banks that lend money to South Africa, imposing a fee on the sale of South African gold coins known as krugerrands and setting up a nonprofit corporation to fight the apartheid system.

The city imposed a fee of 5percentt of future revenues on phone companies offering local service.

Some states intend to impose a fee of about $650 a semester.

Fannie, for example, also imposes a fee of 0.75percentt on owners of a condominium or cooperative apartment with less than 25percentt equity.

Evidently, the colorful image was not enough to excuse them; in 2002, Ireland imposed a fee of fifteen euro cents on each plastic bag provided by retailers.

When in 2007, Seattle first tried to impose a fee of 20 cents for each plastic bag, the American Chemistry Council financed a popular referendum that voted down the "bag tax," before it even took effect, Mr. Lilly said.

The government will impose a fee of $2.50 on each passenger for each leg of a flight, with a maximum tentatively set at $5 for a one-way trip.