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Fortnightly Magazine - October 15 1995
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Joseph Santaniello has been named director of management information systems for NUI Corp. He was previously director of engineering at Elizabethtown Gas, NUI's New Jersey operating division. Stephen Liaskos, formerly controller at Metallgesellschaft Corp., joins NUI as controller. Michael A. Palecki, most recently of the Florida Public Service Commission, has been named v.p. of regulatory affairs for NUI's southern division.

BICC Utility Cable Co. has appointed Steve McGrath plant manager at its Marshall, TX, manufacturing facility. McGrath spent the last two years as plant manager at the company's Malvern, AK, facility.

W. George Hairston III, president and CEO of Southern Nuclear Operating Co. and executive v.p. of nuclear operations at Georgia Power Co., has been elected to the board of directors of the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations. Hairston replaces George W. Davis, who retired from Boston Edison Co., where he served as president and COO.

NAC International has appointed Bill Lee, formerly senior v.p. for Sierra Nuclear, g.m. of the engineering and design services group. Lee served previously as assistant v.p. for corporate development.

Electronic Lighting Co. has named Mark Gabriel senior v.p. of sales and marketing. Gabriel was v.p. and g.m. of SmartEnergy Services Inc., a subsidiary of Central Vermont Public Service Co.

Marvin W. Bomar (em former executive director of engineering and construction for Monongahela Power Co., The Potomac Edison Co., and West Penn Power Co. (em has been named v.p. of Monongahela Power Co. He replaces Thomas A. Barlow, who retired after 33 years of service.

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