NMEA Annual Meeting Set For Oct. 14-16 In Boston
—Issues Call For Papers The annual meeting of the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) has been scheduled for October 14-16, 1984 in Boston, Mass.; the association has issued a Call for Papers to be presented at the conference.
The NMEA annual meeting will take place immediately prior to Fish Expo at the Back Bay Hilton which is adjacent to the exhibition hall. The program will include technical developments in marine electronics, regulatory affairs, industry problems, business management and other topics of interest to the membership. In addition, examinations will be administered for the NMEA technician certification program.
Abstracts for papers should be submitted by the end of August to Charles S. Carney, executive director, P.O. Box 57, Oronoco, Minn.
55960. Papers may be presented by NMEA members and non-members.
They should be non-commercial in nature.
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- Captain Osborne Joins Port of San Francisco page: 6
- ASNE Northern New England Tours BIW Repair Facility page: 7
- Dockmaster's Training Seminar To Be Held Dec. 11-14, 1984 In San Diego, Calif. page: 7
- NMEA Names Gutman President, And Carney Executive Director page: 7
- ASMAR Delivers Dona Eugenia page: 7
- Lockheed Launches U.S. Navy Dock Landing Ship 'Germantown' Ahead Of Schedule page: 8
- Nav-Com Introduces New Complete Shipboard Communications Package page: 8
- AWO Elects Creelman Chairman Of The Board page: 9
- Eastern Marine Delivers Passenger Launch P.C.C. Colibri To Panama Canal Commission page: 10
- Two Smit Tak Tugs Tow Concrete Island Drilling System From Japan To Alaska's North Coast page: 10
- New Airfoil Design Makes Wind-Powered Ships Viable For Commercial Shipping page: 10
- Boghammar Marine Delivers Light-Alloy Pilot Boat page: 10
- New Members Elected To Norshipco Board page: 11
- Organizational Changes Are Announced By Newport News Shipbuilding page: 11
- First Of Four Lauritzen Reefers Launched At Hyundai's Ulsan Yard —Two Bulkers Delivered To Apex page: 12
- New Dry Dock Delivered To Southwest Marine page: 12
- North American Marine Jet Purchases Jacuzzi Marine Jet Line page: 12
- Crude Oil Tanker Exxon Baytown Christened At Avondale Shipyards page: 13
- First of Three Fast Sealift Ships Delivered page: 14
- RFD-Elliot Offers Catalogs Describing Elliot Product Line page: 14
- Edwards Will Succeed Stonebreaker As President Of Halter Marine page: 14
- Mirrlees Offers Brochure On Its K&KV Major Mk3 Diesel Engine Range page: 14
- ASMAR Of Chile In Joint Venture To Build $13-Million Shipyard page: 15
- SEACOR Wins Contracts Worth $8.4 Million page: 15
- Mississippi Marine Proves Its Strength On Mammoth Repair Job page: 16
- Verolme Botlek Awarded Contract For Rig Modification page: 16
- Flexaust Announces A Major Improvement In Its Product Line page: 16
- Seaworthy And Bethlehem Steel Offer An Innovative 1,500-TEU Class Convertible Container Carrier page: 16
- A New Fireboat For Seattle page: 17
- Blount Delivers 425-Passenger Dinner Cruise Vessel 'Riveranda' page: 17
- Literature Available On Clemlite Heavy Duty Abrasive Blast Nozzle page: 17
- Tyne Shiprepair Wins Contract To Rebuild The Sir Tristram page: 17
- Ingram Barge Company Names New President page: 17
- Fagerstrom New President Of Alfa-Laval, Inc. (U.S.) page: 18
- Orange Shipbuilding Signs Contract For Push Boat page: 18
- McDermott Announces Transfer Of Two Senior Managers page: 18
- AWO — A Legislative Report page: 20
- NAVY WORK IN PRIVATE U.S. YARDS page: 20
- Tipping Over The Pork Barrel page: 25
- AWO Regulatory Activity: A Review Of Problems — And Solutions — Currently Afloat page: 27
- AWSC: Legislation And Regulation In The Shipyard Industry page: 29
- Farrell Comments On Rail-Barge Merger page: 30
- it UNITED WE STAND 99 - A Call To Membership In The National Ocean Industries Association page: 31
- MonArk Boat Announces Promotions And Changes page: 32
- IMODCO Gets Contracts From Indonesia, India page: 32
- Dubai Drydocks Reports Successful First Year Of Operation page: 33
- Willem Pot B.V. Offers 44-Page Marine Equipment Stocklist And Catalog page: 33
- McDermott Delivers First Jumboized Crowley Barge — Gets Contract To "Stretch" Three Additional Units page: 34
- Todd Seattle A w a r d ed $500,000 Phase I Contract For LCAC Program page: 35
- Lykes A w a r d s $ 1 5 0 - M i l l i on C o n t r a c t To Build Four C o n t a i n e r s h i p s In Japan page: 35
- Hitachi Zosen Receives Jackup Drilling Rig Order From India page: 36
- 14 MarineSafety Training Courses Detailed In 12 Page Brochure page: 36
- ASTECH Offers Literature On Lightweight Steel Honeycomb Structures page: 36
- Lubritech Fuel Additive Lowers Maintenance Costs page: 37
- The Second Annual International Inland Waterways Conference & Trade Show page: 38
- OUTSTANDING WARSHIP DESIGNS page: 38
- U.S. NAVY SHIPBUILDING PROGRAM page: 44
- Literature Available On New Mechanical Pump Seals From Drew page: 46
- Midland Enterprises' President Geary Speaks Against CSX/ACBL Merger page: 46
- Krupp Atlas Has Major Orders For Atlas Polarfix — Literature Available page: 48
- New Brochure Available From American Standard Heat Exchanger Repair page: 48
- Fram Offers 20-Page Color Brochure On Its CPS-3 Marine Separator page: 48
- Aqua-Dyne Offers Brochure On Jet-Blasting Equipment page: 48
- Ferrous Announces FMS, System For Administering Catalyst Into Fuel Oil — Literature Available page: 49
- Philip Burguieres Named National Ocean Industries Association Chairman page: 49
- UNIPAR Offers Literature On Diesel Power Packs, Parts And Components page: 49
- Dillingham Delivers Massive Bridge Construction Materials To Alaska By Tandem Barge Tow page: 51
- M a c G r e g o r - N a v i re President Hanson Dies Suddenly page: 51
- Navidyne Study Shows New Satcom Antennas Save Shipowners Money page: 51
- Ferrous Offers Literature On Catalyst Proportioning Pump And Depulsing Unit page: 51
- St. Augustine Shipbuilding Vessel For Caribbean Service Designed By DeJong & Lebet page: 52
- CIME Technical Seminar Hosted By Vancouver, B.C. Branch page: 52
- NMEA Annual Meeting Set For Oct. 14-16 In Boston page: 52
- Bowditch Introduces New Navigation And Piloting Aid page: 52
- Danos & Curole Christen Jackup Barge Alyce Danos page: 52
- AVONDALE DELIVERS FAST SEALIFT SHIP USNS ANTARES TO MSC page: 53
- Dahl To Market New Improved Racor Replacement Elements page: 53
- Baatservice Building Big Catamaran Survey Vessel page: 53
- TEP 3000 Turbocharger Injector Pump Extends Turbocharger Life — Literature Available page: 54
- McDermott-Built Barge Uses Markey Machinery Windlass And Capstans page: 54
- PRC Reports On Navy Use Of PRORECO III Deck System page: 54
- New IMA Report Available Analyzing U.S. Navy Overhaul Market page: 55
- Renk Opens New Plant In South Carolina — Literature Available page: 55
- Coflexip Flexible Pipe Riser Used In Test Program By Navy page: 57
- Meyer Werft Delivers Gas Carrier And Gets Contract For Cruise Liner page: 58
- NABRICO Constructing 45 Barges For N.Y. City Department of Sanitation page: 61
- Rauma-Repola Delivers 225-Foot Salvage Tug To Soviet Union page: 62