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Marathon LeTourneau

Offshore Announces

Major Reorganization

Marathon LeTourneau Offshore

Company recently announced a major internal reorganization de- signed to position the company's marketing, contract administra- tion, and customer service capabil- ities in line with current market conditions and future demands.

Details of the reorganization were announced by David C. Craw- ford, executive vice president,

Marathon Manufacturing Com- pany, and chairman, Marathon

LeTourneau Offshore Company.

Carl A. Wendenburg

As part of this realignment of key personnel and their responsi- bilities, Carl A. Wendenburg has become president of Marathon

LeTourneau Offshore Company.

Kenneth J. Farmer

Kenneth J. Farmer, his predeces- sor and an employee for 28 years, will continue active association with Marathon LeTourneau Off- shore Company as a consultant.

Mr. Wendenburg's most recent assignment with Marathon was as manager of engineering, Mara- thon Marine Engineering

Company.

Clifford E. Hart

In the area of contract adminis- tration, Clifford E. Hart, who has served as Contract Manager, has been named vice president—Con- tracts, Marathon LeTourneau Off- shore Company.

David E. Rogers

David E. Rogers has been ap- pointed to a position within Mara- thon LeTourneau Offshore Com- pany where his primary responsibilities will be in the areas of customer contact and sales. Prior to this appointment, Mr. Rogers served as project manager with

Marathon Marine Engineering

Company.

Mr. Crawford also announced as part of the reorganization that

James L. Fox, Jr., who after 38 years of service to Marathon and recently a vice president of Mara- thon LeTourneau Offshore Com-

James L. Fox pany, has assumed the role of con- sultant to the company.

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