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M & M Electric Awarded $4.5-Million Navy Contract

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Hyundai Heavy Industries

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To Build 80,000-Dwt Tanker

Hyundai Heavy Industries Co.,

Ltd., Seoul, Korea, has won a con- tract to build an 80,000-dwt crude oil tanker. The US $25-million contract has been signed by C.L.

Lee, chairman of HHI, and T.Y.

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