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Nolty J. Theriot, Inc.

Names John W. Arendt

General Superintendent

John W. Arendt

John W. Arendt has joined Nolty

J. Theriot, Inc., the New Orleans and Golden Meadow, La., marine and towing contractor, as general superintendent as of August 1. 1973. Mr. Arendt, who was previ- ously superintendent of engineer- ing and construction for Ingram

Ocean Systems, Inc., will 'be based in Theriot's New Orleans offices and will assist the executive vice president, Charles R. Sanders, in all phases of management of the company's operations, both domes- tic and foreign.

Title XI Aid Asked

For Four Tankers

To Be Built By Nassco

First, Second, Third and Fourth

Shipmor Associates, 511 Fifth Ave- nue, New York, N.Y., has applied to the Maritime Administration for

Title XI mortgage and loan insur- ance in connection with the con- struction of four tankers.

The 89,700-dwt tankers, estimat- ed to cost $34,375,000 each, will be built by National Steel and Ship- building Company, San Diego,

Calif. $635 Million Amended

CDS For Six VLCCs

Filed By Central Gulf

An amended application to an original request for construction dif- ferential subsidy covering multiples of three vessels in the categories of ore carriers, tankers, VLCCs or

LNGs has been received by the Mari- time Administration from Central

Gulf Lines, Inc. of New Orleans, La.

The new filing requests CDS for six VLCCs of 380,000-dwt each.

These VLCCs—costing $635.4 mil- lion—will be used in United States foreign trade and are planned to be built at Todd Shipyards Corporation's

Galveston, Texas, yard.

Total Of 20 Barges

Ordered From Dravo

And St. Louis Ship

The Maritime Administration has approved a Title XI applica- tion from Port City Barge Line of Louisiana, Inc., 230 Main Street,

Greenville, Miss. 38701 for 20 open- top barges. Dravo 'Corporation will build 10 of the barges, and the other 10 are to be built by

St. Louis Ship, St. Louis, Mo. The total cost of the barges is in excess of $2.5 million.

Twin Disc, Inc.

Offers New Bulletin

On Marine Gears

Twin Disc, Incorporated, has published a complete-line catalog covering Twin Disc Hydraulic Ma- rine Reverse and Reduction Gears for workboats, fishboats and pleas- ure craft in the 100 to 1,000-hp range. The new Bulletin 319-E contains engineering and dimen- sional data on the nine basic Ma- rine Gear models, as well as other marine products, including heat exchangers, combination V-Drive

Reverse and Reduction Gears, Ma- rine Top Power Take-OfT Units.

Bulletin 319-E includes the new

Model MG-502 which features a 10° output shaft down angle for level engine installation, and the new Twin Disc Model MG-514M

Omega Power Control Marine

Gears with power dividing capabil- ity and separate variable propeller speed control in both forward and reverse.

Bulletin 319-E is available from any Twin Disc distributor or Twin

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