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Wartsila Diesel Relocates

Its New York City Quarters

Wartsila Power, Inc. has moved its New York office to larger quar- ters located at 420 Lexington Ave- nue, New York, N.Y. 10017; tele- phone (212) 599-1360, telex 752707

WPI NYK.

The office will continue to be staffed by Tage Blomberg, tech- nical sales manager; Edward A.

Waryas, area sales manager; and

Karl Yannes, technical project manager. The move reflects Wart- sila's continuing long-term com- mitment to serve the U.S. diesel engine market.

O'Boyle Firm Appointed

Exclusive U.S. Agent

For Astilleros Espanoles

Richard F. O'Boyle

Don Juan Trujillano, commer- cial director of Astilleros Espan- oles, the largest group of Spanish shipyards comprising major facili- ties at Cadiz, Santander, Bilbao,

Sestao, and elsewhere, recently announced the appointment of

Richard F. O'Boyle, Inc. of New

York City and Aberdeen, N.J. as its exclusive agent in the United

States. Richard O'Boyle, presi- dent of the firm, stated recently in an interview that it showed Astil- leros' commitment to the U.S. market, and pledged to renew the emphasis of the Spanish group on this area.

The Spanish shipyards, espe- cially the facilities near Cadiz, are engaged in major conversion work such as that completed recently on the Sibig Venture, a VLCC con- verted to a heavy-lift, submersible vessel; large offshore barges for customers such as McDermott; major repairs for international owners; as well as routine dry- docking for hundreds of clients around the world. The four dry- docks at ASEA-Cadiz can handle ships up to 380 meters long and 66.6 meters wide (1,246.7 by 218.5 feet).

The O'Boyle firm now repre- sents ship repair organizations lo- cated in nine countries around the world. Mr. O'Boyle has been in- volved in marine sales work for more than 15 years. He is an en- gineering graduate of the U.S.

Merchant Marine Academy, a member of SNAME, and was re- cently elected a director of the The

Society of Marine Port Engineers

New York.

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