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More Kentucky Utilities Workers Headed East In Storm Relief

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Contributor: Christine Winter

Email: cwinter@wtvq.com

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Published: 10/30/2012 8:38 pm

Updated: 10/30/2012 9:02 pm

More workers from Kentucky Utilities are headed east.

Last weekend 300 workers from KU and its subsidiary LG&E left to help out with Sandy.

Another 100 have joined them.

They're north of Allentown, Pennsylvania helping to restore power to 400,000 people.

Meanwhile 75 LG&E workers were sent to Southeastern Kentucky and Virginia to help after the snow there.

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