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Moore McCormack

Completes Sale

Of Cargo Liners

Moore McCormack Resources,

Inc. of Stamford, Conn., an- nounced recently that it has closed the previously announced sale of its cargo liner subsidiary,

Moore McCormack Lines, Incor- porated, to McLean Securities,

Inc., the parent company of

United States Lines, Inc.

At the closing, Moore McCor- mack Resources received $30 mil- lion in cash and $30 million par value of cumulative preferred stock of McLean, having a reg- ular dividend rate of 11 percent per annum and to be redeemed over a five year period. In addi- tion, the sale also reduced Re- sources' long-term debt by ap- proximately $50 million. As pre- viously indicated, Resources ex- pects to recognize a profit on the transaction in its first quarter 1983 results.

James R. Barker, chairman and chief executive officer of

Moore McCormack Resources, commented: "The sale of Lines, our original business, is a very significant step. Conversion of

Lines to a more highly container- ized, intermodal operation, with broader trade routes and market- ing network, has become increas- ingly necessary to maintain its efficiency and profitability. We feel that the sale to the parent of United States Lines, a sub- stantial worldwide carrier, is the most appropriate way for Lines to continue its growth and prog- ress." $5.5-Million Sub Planning

Contract Awarded To

Electric Boat Shipyard

General Dynamics Corporation,

Electric Boat Division, Groton,

Conn., has been awarded a $5,- 586,261 cost-plus-fixed-fee con- tract for providing planning yard support for the deployment/oper- ational phase of Ohio-class sub- marine life cycle program. The

Naval Sea Systems Command,

Washington, D.C., is the con- tracting activity (N00024-83-C- 2000).

New Brochure Contains

Raytheon Radar Comparison

And Offer Of Free Life Vests

A new brochure is available from Raytheon Marine Company,

Manchester, N.H., comparing fea- tures offered in their 1983 line of radars. Eight models are avail- able, from Raytheon's compact 6-inch display 2600 MK III and 2800 MK II Mariners Pathfinder®

Radars with new expanded ranges, to the top of the line 10- inch display 1010 Mariners Path- finder Bright Display Radar.

With every purchase of a Ray- theon radar, from February 1 to

June 30, 1983, purchasers can receive free lifevests, either three adult and two children Type III

USCG-approved PFDs, or three commercial Type I USCG-ap- proved PFDs. "Raytheon has always pro- vided the highest quality of a large selection of radars designed to suit every boatowner's needs," said Raytheon Marine Company's

Stanley Clark. "Our free-lifevest offer this spring is one more ex- pression of Raytheon's commit- ment to helping boatmen main- tain the greatest level of safety in all kinds of weather."

The brochure details Ray- theon's new 1010 radar offering, for the first time, a 10-inch radar with digital bright display. This, and the many new and popular models are described.

The free lifevest offer is avail- able through participating Ray- theon dealers in the U.S. and

Puerto Rico. Raytheon offers a two-year limited parts warranty with one-year free onboard serv- ice from any of the company's

U.S. dealers and worldwide serv- ice network.

The four-page Raytheon Ra- dar Comparison Brochure in- cludes model dimensions, ranges, suggested prices, a listing of par- ticipating dealer locations, and lifevest offer information.

For a free copy,

Write 18 on Reader Service Card

Built-in fuel economy with

Westfalia CENTRI-PACK

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Westfalia Oil Purifiers in preassembled

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The result: a whopping 25% sav- ing in fuel costs and longer engine life, because clean oil prevents rapid wear and premature engine breakdown.

Bulkfleet chose

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CENTRI-PACK con- figuration, the Puri- fiers come with all accessory components mounted in place—pre-piped and pre- wired, ready for fast, easy installation.

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Courtesy Bulkfleet Marine Corporation

March 1, 1983 Write 7532 on Reader Service Card 17

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