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L.R. Bennett Named

Senior VP At Seatrain mercial model testing facility in the country in which models of marine vehicles, offshore structures, port facilities, and pollution control de- vices may t>e tested in a properly scaled ice environment. ARCTEC's new ice model basin will extend and refine the capabilities of the facility currently in use, based up- on the knowledge gained through three years of operating the present basin.

Prior to joining ARCTEC, In- corporated, Mr. Schultz was a se- nior engineer with Deepsea Ven- tures, Inc., where he conducted en- gineering and economic studies of ocean related business ventures, and participated in the design and development of deep ocean mining equipment.

Mr. Schultz is a graduate of the

State University of New York

Maritime College, Rensselaer Poly- technic Institute, and the College of William and Mary, which have awarded him degrees of bachelor of marine engineering, master of science in mechanical engineering, and master of business administra- tion, respectively. He holds a

United States .Coast Guard license as third assistant engineer and is a registered professional engineer in the states oif Ohio and Virginia.

He is a member of The Society of

Naval Architects and Marine En- gineers, and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

Leonard R. Bennett

Leonard R. Bennett, formerly president of 'L.R. Bennett & Com- pany of New York, has been named

Seatrain Lines Container Division senior vice president of port and terminal operations worldwide, ac- cording to a statement issued by division president Arthur C. No- vacek.

In his new position, Mr. Bennett will be responsible for the develop- ment of new programs in opera- tions specifically designed to fur- ther enhance Seatrain's well-recog- nized service for customers in in- ternational trade.

Prior to his present appoint- ment, Mr. Bennett was well-known in the transportation field through his association with many leading firms in both senior management and consultant positions. He is an active member of AMA, AIIE, the

Operations Council for Trucking, the Foreign Trade Club, NOPDM, and many other industry organiza- tions.

ARCTEC, Inc.

Names L.A. Schultz

Sr. Consulting Engineer

Lawrence A. Schultz

Jack W. Lewis, president of

ARCTEC, Incorporated, announc- ed that Lawrence A. Schultz has joined the firm as a senior consult- ing engineer. Mr. Schultz's initial assignment is to manage the de- sign, construction, start-up, and marketing of ARCTEC's new ice model basin, which is to be built in conjunction with the firm's new office building in Columbia, Md.

ARCTEC, Incorporated was or- ganized in 1970 to provide consult- ing engineering services of re- search, design, construction, and operations in the fields of cold reg- ion marine engineering, ice tech- nology, and naval architecture.

ARCTEC, Incorporated currently has in operation the only com-

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