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Dotco Two Requests

Title XI Guarantee

On $2.7-Million Tug

Dotco Two, Inc., a subsidiary of

Lee-Vac, Ltd., Morgan City, La., has applied to the Maritime Ad- ministration for a Title XI guar- antee to aid in financing the con- struction of a twin-screw diesel tug.

The proposed builder is Bol- linger Machine Shop & Shipyard,

Inc., Lockport, La. Delivery of the 100-foot-long, 2,000-bhp vessel is scheduled for March 31, 1981. The tug is intended for use along the

U.S. Gulf Coast.

If approved, the Title XI guar- antee will cover $2,052,300, or 75 percent of the tug's $2,736,400 estimated cost.

Stephen Lombardozzi

Appointed President

Of Alco Power Inc.

Stephen A. Lombardozzi has been named president' of Alco

Power Inc., Auburn, N.Y. He suc- ceeds John V. Sylvester III who retired recently.

Stephen A. Lombardozzi

Mr. Lombardozzi comes to Alco from General Electric Company, where he held the position of product general manager, insulat- ing materials.

Alco is a leading manufacturer of medium-speed diesel engines used for marine propulsion, base load and standby electric power generation, onshore and offshore petroleum exploration, pumping, and locomotive application. The company is a wholly owned sub- sidiary of The General Electric

Company Limited of England.

New Edition Of 'Ship

Design And Construction'

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Fairfax, Va. "Never before have the entire processes of ship design and con- struction been so thoroughly treated in one text," states E.

December 1, 1980

Scott Dillon, chairman of the So- ciety's Control Committee for the book. A total of 748 pages take the reader from the first concept of defining a ship's mission to the final guarantee survey after ship trials and delivery.

Up-to-date aspects of ship de- sign methods and construction de- tails can be found nowhere else in one volume. The text comple- ments, but does not duplicate, theoretical treatments found in

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Nearly 1,000 drawings and photos, covering the designing, engineering, and building of all types of merchant ships illus- trate the text. Tables and dia- grams contain a gold mine of in- formation. Students as well as practicing naval architects will find the Taggart Edition an in- valuable reference to be kept close at hand.

The book, Ship Design and

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