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Safety Conference," presented in cooperation with the Vessel Safety

Program. Are voluntary safety en- hancement programs the answer to reducing fishing vessel casualties?

Panelists: "What Are the Voluntary Standards and How Will They Impact the

Problem of Fishing Vessel Safety?" by Capt. Gordon Piche, U.S.

Coast Guard Headquarters. "The view from Washington, D.C.—

A Summary of Legislative Ap- proaches," by Dennis Nixon, Uni- versity of Rhode Island. "The North Pacific Fishing Vessel

Owners' Association Program—Pro- totype for Voluntary Safety En- hancement," by John Sabella,

Vessel Safety Program. "How an Operating Company Re- sponds," by Joe Gnagey, West- ward Trailers, Inc. "The Insurance Industry Perspec- tive—Will Voluntary Safety Stan- dards Translate into Cheaper Pre- miums?" by Bob Taylor, Fisher- man's Insurances Services. "The Legal Ramifications of Volun- tary Safety Standards," by Doug- las M. Fryer, Mikkelborg, Broz,

Wells, Fryer & Yates.

For additional information on the

Pacific Marine Expo show and sem- inars, contact John Sabella at (206) 281-8074 or National Fisher- man Expositions at (206) 283-1150.

PME Exhibitors

AIFMA Cooperative

A&N Electronics & Marine

APEX Equipment

ARS Marine

Alaska Diesel Electric

Alaska Fishermans Journal

Alaska N.W. Propellers

Alaska Sea Grant

Allan, Robert G.

Allied Power

American Pioneer

Anacortes Diesel & Marine

Anthony's Industrial Marine Service

Apollo Marine Services

Arneson Marine

Balmar Products

Beck Boats

Boss Manufacturing

Breiwick, T.J.

Bristol Bay Driftnetters Association

C-fab

Canal Industrial Supply

Cascade Machinery & Electric

Cascade Sales

Chromium Corporation

Commercial Fisherman's Guide

Critchley Manufacturing

Cummins Northwest

DACO

Delta Marine

Delta Western

Duration Distributors of Alaska

Duwanish Shipyard

Dye Plastics

Emerson GM Diesel

Everett Community College

Fathoms Plus

Federal Communications Commission

Fishermans Memorial

Fisheries Supply

Fitz-Wright Suits

Foss Shipyard

Harbor Island Supply

Harco

Harris Electric

Helly Hansen

Hendricks Electric

Hough Marine & Machinery

HY-BOB

Ice Company

Infinity Communications

Javonovich Supply

Jones & Fagg Refrigeration

KEM Equipment

Kinenatics

Kohlstrand Supply

LFS, Inc.

Labow Haynes Insurance

Le Clercq

MARCO Seattle

Marine Yellow Pages

Marland Enterprises

Meat Distributors

MERCO

Mid-Coast Marine Oregon

Mill-Log, Inc.

Naco West Resorts

National Fisherman

Nedder Hydraulics

Nix, John & Associates

NOAA/SARSAT

Nor-Prop, Inc.

Northern Marine Electronics

Northern Sea

Nor'eastern Trawl

Northwest Instrument

Northwest Marine Systems

Northwest Safety & Supply

Ocean Harvest Products

Pacific Coast Marine Industries

Pacific Diesel

Pacific Fishing

Pacific Industrial Supply

Pacific Marine Construction

Pacific Maritime Magazine

Pacific Net & Twine

PBI Birkenwald

Peninsula Glass

Phillips Scale

Piper Jaffray

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