Gordon v. Maine Reduction Company, Inc.

PER CURIAM. *

On July 24, 1972, Walter Gordon, while employed by the Maine Reduction Company, Inc. as an electrical repair worker, was burned on the hands, arms, chest and face when a switchboard he was checking exploded. By approved agreement the claimant was granted compensation benefits of $64.36 per week. On September 22, 1972, the claimant filed a Petition to Determine the Extent of Permanent Impairment with the Industrial Accident Commission, alleging that the July 24 injury permanently damaged the usefulness of his left hand, eyes and left shoulder. The employer challenged these…