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Summary
The Luedtke Engineering Company is named in June 1971 as the company laying a submarine power cable from the Cross Village shore to Beaver Island’s harbor entrance and generator plant.
Evidence and limits
The newspaper identifies the contractor for this reported installation but does not supply corporate records, a contract, engineering drawings, final cable route, or completion certificate.
See also
- Beaver Island submarine power-cable installation (1971 report)
- Beaver Island power plant (1971 supply report)
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, June 1971, “Island Based Fuel Supply.”Names the Luedtke Engineering Company as laying the 26-mile submarine power cable and gives the trench, crane-barge, splice, and generator-plant route details; it does not provide a contract number, legal history, or completion certificate.