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:: Saturday, May 08, 2004 ::
Contractor leaves after third death By Nate Reens, savannahnow.com
Tony Lugo, a welder who worked at Plant McIntosh under Yates, said the company's departure won't lure him back to the job.
Lugo said he's picking up his tools and paycheck today and heading for a South Carolina construction project.
"I think that job is jinxed," Lugo said. "For three people to die on one job is crazy. I'm superstitious and I'm not going back there."
Lugo, who said he was only six feet from Bethany when he plummeted to his death, believes Southern made the right decision to dissolve the contract. He thinks they should have done it after Boyett's fatality
"I'm not surprised," he said. "They kind of had to do something. They should have done it earlier after that second man died.------------------------------------------- posted 7:43 AM :: reference link ::
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