ML19224B721
| ML19224B721 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 05/21/1979 |
| From: | Robidoux H GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITIES CORP. |
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| References | |
| PR-790521, NUDOCS 7906220112 | |
| Download: ML19224B721 (2) | |
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Monday, May 21, 1979 9
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MET-ED/TMI EMPLJYEES CAR CRASH VICTLMS A 28 year-old mother of two was killed early Saturday morning and two co-workers were injured when their auto veered off the Lancaster Pike near Reading and into the path of another vehicle.
The three were Met-Ed e=ployees returning to Reading from TMI assignments.
Pronounced dead on arrival at Coc= unity General Hospital in Reading was Deborah A. Bayus, who worked in Met-Ed's accounts payable department in Reading.
She had worked in the tvning pool of the administration trailer #13.
She was asleep in the back seat of the car at the time of theaccident.
Driver of the foreign compact was Evelyn Gibble who was in the inteasive care unit, but later was listed in fair condition with fractured ribs and other =ultiple injuries.
She works as a secretary in business office operations in Reading's corporate division.
At TMI she was a steno in the task manage =ent trailer.
Ren Mijka, who works in Reading's Central Division consumer services department, was in the front passenger's seat and sustained a knee injury and multiple cuts.
He was working in security at TMI.
All three worked until midnight Friday before the 1 a.m. accident.
According to police reports, the vehicle hit a large bump on the Lancaster pike, about a half mile north of the Lancaster county line, near Mike's Diner.
The car veered off the road, but when the driver b ro'.tgn t it back to the road, the car crossed into the southbound lane and collided with an oncoming car.
SEUTTLE ADJUSTMENTS Only one shuttle bus is now operating between motels and the island.
KEEP RUNNING RECORDS Please be sure to fill out a running record for all Met-Ed vehicles on the Island.
Employees with permanently assigned vehicles should continue to co=plete their running records monthly.
All other vehicles should have a running record filled out at least weekly, preferably Fridays.
Running records should be turned in to the transportation trailer #22, unl ss the vehicle is routinely returning to its home base.
RECL J GAS PURCHASES Anyone purchasing gasoline at outside service stations for Met-Ed vehicles should be completing outside auto expense for=s after each purchase.
Blank forms can be obtained from transportation trailer #22.
] [{ j Return them to the same location.
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<J MEALS, FOODSTUFFS, MUNCHIES AND NOURISILMENT Please note the = cal policy change on the back of this flyer.
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b MEAL POLICY - EFFECTIVE 0600 TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1979 TIE FOOD TENT AT THE OBSERVATICN CENTER WILL EE DISCONTINUED
, EFFECTIVE 0600 HOURS ON SATURDAY, MAY 26TH.
ALL HOT LEALS SERVED IN
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THE FOOD TENT AND DELIVEPID ON SITE WILL BE DISCONTINUED AS OF THAT DATE.
e NO >EALS WILL BE DELIVERED ON SITE OVER TdE MEMOPIAL DAY UEEKEND k
(FROM 0600 HOIES SATURDAY, MAY 26Td TO 1100 HOURS TUESDAY, MAY 295i).
ALL PERSONNEL ARE FIQUESTED TO MA!E THEIR CGM ARRACESENTS FOR MEALS OV?R THAT HOLIDAY WEEEEND.
EFFECTIVE WITH Tdi 1100 - 1400 HOUR >EAL CN TUESDAY, MAY 29TH, THE FOLLCt.'ING MEAL POLICY WILL BE IN EFFECI:
A cold box lunch will be delivered on site to the personnel working such s chedules that they are due a meal or to the few personnel whose function prevents them f rom leaving their job.
The cold box lunch will be delivered between 1100 - 1400 hcurs,
1800 - 2100 hours0.0243 days <br />0.583 hours <br />0.00347 weeks <br />7.9905e-4 months <br />, and 2400 - 0200 hours0.00231 days <br />0.0556 hours <br />3.306878e-4 weeks <br />7.61e-5 months <br /> only.
Tne 0600 - 0800 delivery will be discontinued.
AS BEFOP2, ALL PERSONNEL WILL BE REQUIRED TO LIST THEIR NA'fE, COMPA"Y AFFILIATION A's'D I'fI 3ADGE NUMBER TO RFCEIVE A >EAL.
(REFER TO ATTACCENT 1).
Everyone's cooperation is needed to eliminate vas te and reduce food service cos ts.
Please do not request core bo c lunches than absolutely needed.
Additional vending machines have been added on site.
These vending nachines provide soda, milk, coffee, snacks, hot soup, candy, Fersonnel are urged to use these vending machines, or where work etc.
schedules permit, patronize res taurants in the area.
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