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BETHLEHEM MINES CORP. v. W. C. A. B. ET AL.

Nos. 1665, 1666 and 1667 C.D. 1978.

43 Pa.Commw. 454 (1979)

Bethlehem Mines Corporation, Petitioner v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board and Thomas Moran, Respondents. Bethlehem Mines Corporation, Petitioner v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board and John T. Shinkus, Respondents. Bethlehem Mines Corporation, Petitioner v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board and Edward Stanley Kuchinsky, Respondents.

Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania.

June 21, 1979.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Robert H. Holland, with him Kolb, Holland and Taylor, for petitioners.

Nicholson Panko, with him Sandra S. Christianson, Assistant Attorney General, and Anthony J. Miernicki, for respondents.

Argued March 9, 1979, before Judges WILKINSON, JR., MENCER and ROGERS, sitting as a panel of three.

OPINION BY JUDGE MENCER, June 21, 1979:

Claimants Thomas Moran, John T. Shinkus, and Edward Stanley Kuchinsky were employed by Bethlehem Mines Corporation (Bethlehem) for periods of 13, 18, and 20 years respectively prior to retiring and filing workmen's compensation claims. A referee found that, as a result of exposure to silica dust in Bethlehem's iron mine before and after June 30, 1973, all three claimants...

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