June 1977 issue of Maritime Reporter and Engineering News
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BSRA Publishes Code Of Procedure For Marine Equipment
page: 4
Sixth LNG/LPG Meeting Gastech 78 To Be Held Nov. 7-10 In Monte Car
page: 4
Nichols/Pittman/Choate Purchase Cox Interest In Mississippi Marine
page: 6
Japanese Shipbuilders Association Elects Dr. Shinto President
page: 6
Lockheed Shipbuilding Launches First Of Two Sub Tenders Building At Total Cost Of $253 Million
page: 7
Harland And Wolff Building LPG Carriers For Service To U.S.
page: 8
Bethlehem To Reconstruct Four PFEL Ships At Cost Of $5 Million Each
page: 8
Federal Barge Lines Names David Ruffner Manager Eastern Region
page: 8
Newly Formed ASNE Puget Sound Section Holds First Meeting
page: 9
McAllister Adds 4,290-HP Tug To Hampton Roads Fleet
page: 9
Western Gear Corp. Receives $8-Million Contract From Navy
page: 10
Union Mechling Corp. Elects Smail President —Mechling Chairman
page: 10
Model Of National Monument Honoring American Seamen Unveiled On Maritime Day
page: 11
New GE MST-21 9,000-19,000 SHP Steam Turbine Available
page: 11
Research Contracts To Combustion Engineering And Mortada International
page: 11
Hongkong United Dockyards Ltd. Sign Contracts For New Ship Repair Complex
page: 12
LNG-5 . . . Dusseldorf
page: 12
American Bureau Forms Republic Of China Technical Committee
page: 13
Zapata And Dutch Firm To Build And Operate U.S.-Flag Dredges
page: 14
Todd Seattle Lays Keel For Guided Missile Frigate —FFG-10 Is First In A Multi-Ship Navy Program
page: 15
Franz Krautkremer, President Of Schottel, Awarded Medal Of Merit
page: 16
$394,000 Contract To Study Inland Waterways And Gulf Coast Area
page: 17
Sembawang Shipyard Modifies Barges Converted From Tankers
page: 18
N.Y. Propeller Club Elects Hart President
page: 19
$28-Million Contract Awarded To Equitable
page: 22
Louisiana Names Amoss Maritime Man Of The Year
page: 23
Uniflite Receives $1,440,000 Contract For Utility Boats
page: 23
Marland Expanding— Manufacturing Facility Moved To Wisconsin
page: 24
Gulf Mississippi Marine Corp. Awarded Nine-Vessel Contract
page: 25
260-Foot SEACON Is New Navy Offshore Construction Vessel
page: 26
A.C. Sargent And A.J. Herkes Form Naval Architectural Firm
page: 26
Pacific N.W. Section Hears Paper On Marine Cathodic Protection
page: 28
National Cargo Bureau Reports On '76 Activities
page: 29
Union Mechling Forms Water Analytics Division
page: 30
Design Of A Reheat Turbine
page: 31
BP And Stolt-Nielsen In Shipping Agreement
page: 32
U.S. Steel Orders Colt-Pielstick Engines For Huge Ore Carrier
page: 33
International Paint Announces Promotions And Appointments
page: 38
Raytheon Adopts New Warranty Program
page: 38
Lloyd's Register Pioneers Vibration Monitoring Techniques
page: 40
ABS Forms Republic Of China Technical Committee
page: 42
Modern Wooden Ship — Design And Construction Subject Of SNAME Philadelphia Section Meeting
page: 43
Lockheed Designs Oil Skimmer For Installation In Craft Used In Offshore Cleanup
page: 44
Marathon Introduces Jumbo Bottom-Supported Offshore Platform
page: 44
Seatrain Using Unique Shipbuilding Technique
page: 44
Propulsion Systems, Inc. To Supply Bow Thrusters For Two Ro/Ro Vessels
page: 44
Chairperson Named For Kings Point Museum
page: 46
Dixie Dredge Corp. Appoints James Bishop
page: 47
NYSA And CONASA Reelect James Dickman President
page: 47
Dry Dock Association Elects Massa President
page: 50
Hansen And Tidemann, Inc. Names Mitchell To Head First West Coast Office
page: 50
Delaware Marine Launches Pilot Boat For Port Of Monrovia
page: 51
New Register Shows Ro-Ro Fleet Much Larger
page: 51
Advanced Marine Vehicles Conference Issues Call For Papers
page: 52
ITT Decca Marine Introduces Two New Navigation Aids
page: 53
Singapore Shipbuilders Elect Chua Chor Teck
page: 54
Don McGee Joins Austin Marine, Inc
page: 54
Propulsion Systems, Inc. Appoints John Phinney Engineering Manager
page: 55
World Shipping Statistics 1976
page: 55
Misener Brochure Describes Facilities At Tampa, Fla. Yard
page: 56
Electro-Nav Names Woolf General Manager San Francisco Office
page: 56
SNAME Los Angeles Section Discusses Use Of Concrete For Marine LNG Tankage
page: 56
San Diego Section Of SNAME Hears Paper On Epoxy Resin Machinery Chocking
page: 57
Raytheon Marine Adds New Series Of Weather Receivers
page: 57
Bethlehem Beaumont To Build Self-Setting Production-Storage Platform For Phillips Petroleum
page: 57
Safety In Marine Applications Course Sponsored By ISA —Washington, D.C., June 27-28
page: 58
Prudential Installs Fleetwide Preventive Maintenance Program
page: 58
National Cargo Bureau Appoints Captain Gates
page: 59
Maryland Police And United Nations Order Boats From Uniflite
page: 60
Mitsubishi To Convert Sea-Land Containerships
page: 61
Marine Electronics Dealers Establish Reciprocal Service
page: 61
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