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Shell To Provide Bunkering

Service At Port Of Mobile —Literature Available

Shell Oil Company has an- nounced they will sell bunker fuels at the Port of Mobile, Ala.

Barging arrangements will en- able them also to provide bunk- ers at the neighboring ports of

Pensacola, Fla., Pascagoula and

Gulfport, Miss.

Long-term terminal arrange- ments have been concluded and a blender has been installed to provide a complete line of ma- rine bunker fuels, namely MFO,

TFO and MDF.

Shell's decision to provide serv- ices at Mobile was based on fore- casts of increased port tonnage and augmented by the comple- tion of the Tombigbee Barge Ca- nal in 1984, which will connect the port with the entire Missis- sippi and Ohio River Systems.

Mobile is also strategically rela- tive to Shell's Gulf Coast manu- facturing and distribution facil- ities.

For more information on Shell's bunkering facilities,

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Appoint Hession President

Of Koehring Clyde,

Whirley Crane Producer

John C. Hession

The appointment of John C.

Hession as president of Koehring

Clyde, Brookfield, Wis., was an- nounced recently by Vincent L.

Martin, executive vice president of Koehring Company, a unit of

AMCA International Corporation.

Koehring Clyde produces and markets revolving Whirley cranes and other specialized equipment for lifting and pulling extremely heavy loads. Manufacturing op- erations for Koehring Clyde are located in Duluth, Minn., and sales offices are in Houston, Texas.

Mr. Hession joined Koehring

Clyde from FMC Corporation, where he held various marketing and financial positions, most re- cently in FMC's construction equipment group in Cedar Rap- ids, Iowa.

AMCA International Corpora- tion is a worldwide enterprise providing a broad range of pri- marily steel-based engineering, manufacturing, and construction products and services, with ex- ecutive offices in Hanover, N.H.

Name Parks President

Of Farrell Lines

The board of directors of Far- rell Lines Incorporated of New

York has named Richard V.

Parks as president and chief op- erating officer, succeeding James

P. Horn who has resigned.

Mr. Horn, formerly president of American Export Lines, joined

Farrell in March 1978 after the latter company's purchase of

AEL. He served as a senior vice president of Farrell in charge of

Mediterranean and Indian serv- ices, and in August of 1979 was chosen president to succeed

Thomas J. Smith.

Mr. Parks came to Farrell in

March 1979, and before becoming executive vice president was sen- ior vice president for operations and the North Europe service.

He was with Seatrain Lines from 1975 to early 1979, serving as general manager in Europe. Prior to that, he had been with Sea-

Land Service for 17 years.

The announcement that Mr.

Horn had resigned and Mr. Parks named in his place was made by

George F. Lowman, board chair- man and chief executive officer of Farrell.

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