Dr. P.W. Murrill Elected To Tidewater Board
Tidewater Inc., New Orleans, La., has elected Dr. Paul W. Murrill, senior vice president for research and development, Ethyl Corp. of Baton Rouge, and former chancellor of Louisiana State University, to the company's board of directors.
This was announced by John P. Laborde, Tidewater chairman, president and chief executive officer, who said: "Dr. Murrill's superior academic and business background and experience in various engineering d i s c i p l i n es will lend added depth and technical wisdom to the Tidewater board. We are highly pleased and fortunate that his advice, counsel, and guidance will be available to our organization." Dr. Murrill, a St. Louis, Mo., native who was reared in Clinton, Miss., earned his bachelor's and advanced degrees in chemical engineering at the University of Mississippi and Louisiana State University. He had been a member of the L.S.U. faculty since 1963 and joined Ethyl Corporation last January after having served as chancellor from 1974 through 1980.
He serves as a director of the Ethyl Corp., The Foxboro Co., the First Mississippi Corp., the Fidelity National Bank of Baton Rouge, and has served as a consultant to numerous commercial, industrial, government and academic organizations in the United States and abroad.
He is author or coauthor of eight textbooks in the use of computers, mathematical models and automatic control theory.
Dr. Murrill's honors include the Halliburton Award for Excellence in Engineering Teaching (1967) ; one of the Outstanding Young Men in America (1970) ; Who's Who in America (1975) ; the Andrew M. Lockett Award of the Louisiana Engineering Society (1978) ; and among the 100 best educators in the U.S. (1978).
His election is effective immediately, Mr. Laborde said.
Tidewater, organized 25 years ago, supplies marine support vessels to the offshore oil and gas industry around the world and provides compression equipment and services and oil and gas exploration and production activities on land throughout the U.S.
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- PORTEX '81 page: 6
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- Dr. P.W. Murrill Elected To Tidewater Board page: 7
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- Vander Laan Promoted To Vice President Of Soros Associates page: 9
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- Johnson Named Manager Of Shipyard Systems For Hydranautics Hydraulic page: 10
- Wronowski Fleet Adds First Boat With Cummins KTA-3067M Engines page: 10
- Promet Launches Offshore Supply Vessel For Jackson Marine page: 10
- Bell-Halter Delivers First Commercial SES To Command Marine page: 12
- Port Engineers/SUNY Forum Discussed Fuels-Present And Future page: 12
- Big IOT Petroleum Barge Launched At Galveston Shipbuilding page: 12
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- Gearmatic Announces New Hydraulic Hoist —Literature Available page: 14
- New Oily Water Separator Exceeds USCG Standards —Literature Available page: 14
- B&W Delivers Second Panamax Bulker-14 More On Order page: 14
- Howson Elected President And COO Of McDermott's Marine Construction Unit page: 15
- Twin Disc Introduces New Torque Converters —Literature Available page: 15
- Shaver Transportation Acquires Big Towboat "Cascades' page: 16
- Promet W i l l Build The First Of Its Kind Of Rig For Elf page: 16
- G l o b a l M a r i n e Oil A n d Gas Unit Names Hatcher President page: 16
- First Saudi-Owned Shipping Company Gets First Vessel page: 18
- Anastasio Elected President Of Marine Concrete Structures page: 18
- C.T. Palo Appointed Marine Superintendent For McAllister-Philadelphia page: 18
- New Catalog Available From WABCO Describes Marine Control Valves page: 18
- Kurzenhauser Named Vice President-Production At St. Louis Ship page: 19
- New Spicer Universal Joint Couplings Described In New Catalog page: 19
- McDermott Unit Renamed —Earles And Foster Appointed Senior VPs page: 19
- SNAME Los Angeles Section Discusses Lineshaft Alignment page: 20
- New On-Site Generator Produces On-Demand Oxygen From Ambient Air page: 20
- Electric Propulsion Systems Discussed At SNAME Chesapeake Section page: 20
- New Lifting Technique Lowers Costs In Construction Of Drilling Rigs page: 20
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- Kiyotaka Furuno Wins Award Presented By NMEA page: 21
- Westfalia Oil Purifiers Improve Performance- Literature Available page: 21
- Far East-Levingston To Build Drillship For Global Marine page: 21
- Wardwell Named Chairman And Lesch Elected Vice Chairman Of NOIA page: 22
- PROPELLERS '81 page: 22
- Larry Anderson Named Marketing Manager For Raytheon Marine page: 23
- New Technical Reports Now Available From Ship Structure Committee page: 23
- T A N O A w a r d e d $1.9-Million Contract By B I W Yard For A u t o m a t i o n Systems page: 24
- Texaco Names Dubuisson To N e w Offshore Post page: 24
- Gerald Carson Joins APL As North America Director Of Operations page: 25
- New Liquid Cargo System Introduced By Vu-Gage— Literature Available page: 25
- NICOR Expands Offshore Fleet With Acquisition Of Two Additional Companies page: 26
- Grant Hagen Joins Designers & Planners page: 26
- NCAA Chapter Awards Honorary Membership To Captain Barnaby page: 27
- SNAME To Sponsor Exhibition At 90th Annual Meeting In 1982 page: 27
- B.F. Jensen Merges With Norwegian-Owned Marine Consultant Firm page: 27
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- Admiral D.G. Iselin Joins Raymond Unit page: 28
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- ABS Signs Cooperation Agreement With Chinese Classification Society page: 30
- Polypropylene Netting Protects Marine Cargo —Literature Available page: 30
- Dwight Toney Appointed Sales And Operations Manager At American Aero page: 30
- Hitachi Completes Combination Cargo Carrier For Galleon Shipping page: 30
- Penco To Market Showa's Fuel Mixing System page: 31
- Global And Japanese Firm Jointly Offer Offshore Production Systems page: 31
- Blohm + Voss Plans To Manufacture Its Joiner System On Gulf Coast page: 32
- HUDSHIP Announces Major Expansion Of Shipbuilding Operation page: 32
- V. Wayne Davis Elected President Of NCAA Norfolk Naval Shipyard Chapter page: 32
- IHI Delivers Japan's Biggest Helicopter Destroyer page: 33
- Sail Systems For Commercial Ships Could Cut Fuel Costs 30% —Literature Available page: 33
- Four More Rigs Ordered At General Dynamics' Charleston Facility page: 34
- Symposium On Ship Operations To Be Held In New York November 17-19 page: 34
- Armco's Nitronic 50 Ideal For Downhole Use —Literature Available page: 35
- Ice Tech 81 page: 36
- New Brochure On Hoists, Winches And Mooring Systems Offered By Skagit page: 38
- Nuclear-Powered Sub 'Houston' Launched At Newport News Yard page: 39
- Main Iron Works Delivers Alco-Powered 'Karen Ann' To Corpus Christi Marine Services page: 39
- Designers & Planners Completes Replacement Study On Alaska Ferry page: 40
- Fireboat Design Contract To Nickum & Spaulding page: 42
- GM-Powered Towboat 'Jeanie-K' Delivered By Riverway Shipyard page: 42
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- New Worldwide Service Company Formed By Racal-Decca Group page: 45
- Van Dawark Appointed President Of Dillingham Maritime Division page: 45
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- Maintenance Repair And Overhaul Parts Catalog From Reliance Electric page: 47
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