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Two Arabian Projects

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To Great Lakes Dredge

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Street, Chicago, 111. 60601, has been awarded two new projects in the Middle East totaling $80,- 000,000, J.A. Downs, president, has announced.

A contract has been signed for $15,000,000 with the Arabian

American Oil Company to dig an access channel at Ju-Aymah,

Saudi Arabia, in conjunction with the multibillion-dollar national gas collection system being con- structed by Aramco, he said.

Ju-Aymah is located in the

Arabian Gulf adjacent to Dam- mam, where Great Lakes has been working for over one year as part of an international joint venture.

In addition, the Chicago-based company has been working on construction of the new port of

Jebel Ali, Dubai, United Arab

Emirates, since early 1977. The newly announced agreement in- creases the company's revenues in the Jebel Ali area approxi- mately $65 million, Mr. Downs pointed out.

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Six Swedish Yards

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Kockums Remains Private

The Swedish Government has announced formation of a state- owned shipbuilding company in- corporating six of Sweden's larg- est shipyards.

The new company, Svenska

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