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MarineSafety Awarded

Los Angeles Port Study —Literature Available

The City of Los Angeles Board of

Harbor Commissioners has awarded a Port Development Study to Mari- neSafety International, which is headquartered at the National Mar- itime Research Center, Kings Point,

N.Y.

The study effort, to be conducted at MarineSafety's Computer-Aided

Operations Research Facility, will use visual navigation simulation techniques to verify entrance chan- nel depth requirements, inner chan- nel entrance width for entry and exit of 300,000-dwt crude petroleum carriers and an inner harbor turning basin. In addition, fully loaded and in-ballast emergency underway strategies will be tested.

The area of the study is the soon- to-be constructed PACTEX, artifi- cial island, petroleum products ter- minal which is the first project of the World Port LA-2020 Program. "Our professional staff and simu- lation facility is ideally suited to working with the Los Angeles Har- bor Department in conducting the tests and anlyses required," Dr. Eu- gene Guest, MarineSafety direc- tor, said.

MarineSafety International, a wholly owned subsidiary of Flight-

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Klattenberg Named Sales

Agent In US And Canada

For Curacao Drydock

Richard R. Klattenberg, for- merly vice president, Curacao Dry- dock (USA) Inc., recently an- nounced that concurrent with the establishment of an agency in his name, he has been appointed sales agent in the U.S. and Canada for

Curacao Drydock Company. The shipyard's New York office will re- main open for administrative pur- poses.

Mr. Klattenberg also became exclusive agent in the U.S. for Stork

Services BV, a supplier of engine spares and reconditioning services; and YVC Bolnes BV, who took over the facilities of the former Boele

Shipyard last year; both companies are located in Holland.

For more information, contact him at RR Klattenberg Marine

Agency, 17 Grandview Avenue,

West Orange, N.J. 07052, phone (201) 731-4018, fax (201) 325-3682, telex 650-3449312.

Stolt Tank Containers

Moves New Jersey Office

To New Location

Stolt Tank Containers Inc. re- cently moved its Jersey City office to a new location in Somerset, N.J.

This office is responsible for the marketing, operations and account- ing for all of North and South

America for Stolt Tank Containers.

Hyundai To Build

Two Bulk Carriers

For Overseas Shipping

Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) of South Korea recently received an order from the U.S. shipping com- pany Overseas Shipping Group (OSG) to build two 120,000-dwt dry bulk carriers.

The two bulk carriers are part of a major newbuilding program by New

York-based OSG. The company now has 12 vessels totaling about 1.3 million dwt on order. Besides the two recently ordered bulkers, the firm currently has on order: four 40,000-ton products carriers; two 63,000-ton bulk carriers; two 145,000-ton tankers; and two 256,000-ton tankers. All the vessels are being built by HHI, except the two VLCCs, which are being built by Hitachi Zosen.

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