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Two Apply To MarAd

For Title XI Insurance

Two companies have filed applica- tions for Title XI mortage and loan insurance with the Maritime Admin- istration. Astro-Marine Inc., Hou- ston, Texas, has applied in connec- tion with one 3,200-hp tugboat. The estimated cost of the vessel is $1.1 million, and it is to be built by Cor- pus Christi Marine Service, Inc.

Corpus Christi, Texas. Midland En- terprises Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio, has filed in connection with the construc- tion of 232 open hopper barges, two 6,600-hp towboats, four 1,200-hp tug- boats and two 3,000-hp tugboats. The total actual cost of the vessels is esti- mated at $30 million

MarAd Approves Loan

For PFEL Lighters

The Maritime Administration has given approval to the Bank of Ameri- ca National Trust and Savings Asso- ciation on its application for Title XI mortgage and loan insurance which is to be used to aid in financing the con- struction of 300 lighters.

The lighters are to be leased to the

Pacific Far East Line, Inc., for use with six barge-carrying vessels. Avon- dale Shipyards, Inc., will build the lighters, and the estimated total actual cost is $12.3 million.

The Boeing Co. Wins $2,650,000 Contract

To Modify Patrol Craft

The Supervisor of Shipbuilding,

Conversion & Repair, 13th Naval

District, Seattle, Wash., has awarded the Boeing Co., Seattle, Wash., a $2,650,000 contract to modify hydro- foil patrol craft High Point (PCH- 1). A new control system, struts and modified foils including a steerable forward strut are called for by the contract. Work on the 110-ton vessel will be done at Boeing's Renton fa- cility on Lake Washington and is scheduled to be completed by Sep- tember 15, 1972.

Mooremac Charters

Two C-3s To MSC

Moore-McCormack Lines, Incor- porated has time chartered two

C-3 class vessels, the Mormacscan and the Mormacglen, to the Mili- tary Sealift Command for a period of owe to three years, it was an- nounced by James R. Barker, chair- man.

The charter rate is for $5,050 per day for the first year, with an option of two additional years, in one year increments at $5,000 per day.

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