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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1966

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2

Potomac Edison Line and Engineering Workers Hit Million Hazard Hours

PE Frederick District employees in the Line and Engineering Departments completed one million manhours without a lost-time injury on December 5. It took seven and a half years to reach this record, the last injury having occurred in August 1959. District Manager John Morgan and A. J. Bowen praised the team for day to day safety and anticipation of national recognition from the Edison Electric Institute and the National Safety Council.

Potomac Edison Company Frederick John Morgan A. J Bowen Edison Electric Institute National Safety Council

Wright Named Westinghouse Division Head

Edwin B. Wright named general manager of Westinghouse Industrial Equipment Division. He will oversee the Sykesville Maryland plant welding department and operations in Buffalo and Mostevallo Alabama. Wright succeeds John D. Heasley who died recently.

Edwin B. Wright Westinghouse Electric Corporation George W Jernstedt Wright Sykesville Carroll County Buffalo N.Y Westinghouse Waterfall Pennsylvania New Products Pittsburgh Industrial Equipment Baltimore industrial equipment _s Wright W Ul Mostevallo Ala John D. Heasley Louisiana Polytechnical Institute

Travelers Indemnity to raise Maryland auto rates 15 percent

Travelers Indemnity Co. will hike Maryland auto insurance rates by 15 percent starting February 1, the first increase in two years. State Insurance Commissioner Francis B. Burch approved the move after Travelers adopted a new rate formula using actuarial data from prior years, a change he said must underpin future requests.

Baltimore Travelers Indemnity Co Maryland Francis B. Burch Burch

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