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M & M Electric Awarded $4.5-Million Navy Contract
M&M Electric Company Incor- porated, Hanahan, S.C., is being awarded a $4,548,000 fixed-price contract for construction of a mooring platform at Naval Sta- tion, Charleston, S.C. The Naval
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Hyundai Heavy Industries
Wins $25-Million Contract
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.
Chao, chairman of Wah Kwong, in Hong Kong. The medium sized oil tanker is to be constructed by
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