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report directly to Tom Crowley Jr.,

Chairman, President and CEO.

Schlueter joined Crowley in 1976 and has held positions of increasing respon- sibility within the marine engineering field.

Crowley Scholarship Presented

Continuing its support of students wishing to pursue higher education,

Crowley Maritime presented Pavian

Grinage with a scholarship to assist in his education at the University of Puget

Sound in Tacoma, Wash. Grinage is a sophomore in the business school where he is earning a degree in business while pursuing a minor in economics.

Crowley began awarding scholarships though Arctic Education Foundation in 2003.

The scholarship was founded to pro- vide financial support to Native Alaskan residents.

Vacon, Rockwell

Sign Agreement

An agreement has been reached between Vacon Pic and Rockwell

Automation that brings together com- plementary technologies to improve per- formance of variable speed drives. The two will design, develop and supply in high-power and high-performance vari- able speed drives. The parties will design frequency converters that would combine Vacon's experience in electron- ics and software-controlled frequency converters and Rockwell's experience in drives and automation.

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World-Link Discount Plan

World-Link Communications, an

Inmarsat service provider, announced an extended Super Quiet time hours plan.

Starting April 1, the $0.99 Happy Hour rate will be applicable 12 hours per day on weekday and all weekend long. The new extended hours are 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. weekdays, and all weekend, from 7 p.m.

Friday to 7 a.m. Monday.

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Panama Canal Implements

Vessel Tracking System

Beginning April 1, 2004, and to be fully implemented on July 1, 2004, the

Panama Canal Authority (ACP) will begin using a new system to send and receive data to and from vessels plan- ning to transit the Canal. Called the

Automated Data Collection System (ADCS), the new system will eliminate the current process of data collection via paper, substituting it with an electronic exchange of information between the

ACP and its customers. Vessels transit- ing the Canal will be required to report all necessary data 96 hours before arrival. To comply with the new secu- rity requirements included in the

International Ship and Port Facility

Security Code (ISPS), the ADCS will improve and facilitate the process of data submission needed for risk assess- ments and transit operations. The

ADCS should save time, lessen human error and reduce delays.

SAM Electronics

Books Orders

SAM Electronics has received major orders for supply and installation of shaft generators and associated equip- ment for generating main engine-driven electrical power aboard a series of new- buildings under construction in leading

Korean and Chinese yards on behalf of

Hapag Lloyd and Peter Doehle

Schiffahrt.

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