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Comsat Maritime Services

Publishes Cruise Ship

SatCom Brochure

Comsat Maritime Services re- cently announced the publication of its new brochure, "Cruise Calling" (SM). This valuable reference guide provides instructions on placing ship-to-shore and shore-to-ship sat- ellite calls and includes a directory of telephone numbers for cruise ships worldwide.

Comsat Maritime Services re- cently conducted a national re- search study among travel agents and cruise travelers and found that most of those surveyed were not aware of the availability of satellite communications aboard ship. The survey also revealed that passengers perceive access to a telephone while on a cruise as a benefit.

Comsat's "Cruise Calling" bro- chure responds to this need for information about cruise communi- cations by providing step-by-step instructions for placing private, high-quality satellite telephone calls to and from cruise ships.

For more information and free copies of the "Cruise Calling" bro- chure from Comsat Maritime Ser- vices,

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Visit Nor-Shipping '89

Oslo, Norway, 13th-16th June 1989

Benefit from the positive trend in international shipping and discover plans of the the future world's most dynamic maritime nation.

Between 13th and 16th June, the world's shipping commu- nity will meet for the twelfth time at the Sjolyst Exhibition

Centre during the Nor-Shipping week.

Representatives from the broad spectrum of maritime industries including shipowning, ship management, finance, insurance, broking, ship yards and marine equipment manu- facture will gather in Oslo to collaborate the market turnround in international shipping.

When the doors open on Nor-Shipping '89, you will find an entrepreneurial business community keen to capitalism on this improved climate.

The Norwegian Trade Fair Foundation and Lloyds of

London Press are collaborating to stage the most positive and forward looking conference programme for a decade. In addition the International Marine Purchasing Association will stage their 9th conference at the exhibition site.

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CE&MCO Receives Order

For Three Portainers

From Maersk Container

Coast Engineering & Manufac- turing Company (CE&MCO), for- merly PACECO, Inc., recently re- ceived an order for three 50-long- ton-capacity PACECO Portainers from Maersk Container Service Co.,

Inc. The post-Panamax cranes will be designed and manufactured at the company's 100-acre facility in

Gulfport, Miss., and then delivered to three different locations.

The first crane, featuring an out- reach of 140 feet, backreach of 75 feet and span of 50 feet, is scheduled for delivery to Long Beach, Calif., in

April 1990. The second crane, with an outreach of 135 feet, backreach of 75 feet and span of 50 feet, will be delivered to Newark, N.J., in May 1990. The last crane, which will have an articulating boom, outreach of 150 feet, backreach of 30 feet and span of 110 feet, will be delivered to

Oakland, Calif., in June 1990.

CE&MCO, a subsidiary of the

Fruehauf Corporation of Detroit,

Mich., has been building container- handling cranes since 1959. The company is recognized as one of the

South's leading manufacturers of custom-designed heavy machinery for defense, space, power genera- tion, material-handling and marine applications, in both the govern- ment and commercial sector.

For further information, includ- ing a free four-color brochure and video presentation,

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CDI Marine Promotes

Michael R. Gluse To VP

Michael R. Gluse

CDI Marine Company of Jack- sonville, Fla., recently announced the promotion of Michael R.

Gluse to the position of vice presi- dent.

Mr. Gluse will be responsible for contracted work in the Tidewater area as well as new business devel- opment in design and engineering.

He will head the Systems Support

Services Division which augments the traditional naval architecture and marine engineering services of

CDI Marine Company.

Mr. Gluse is active in numerous civic organizations including the

Military and Legislative Affairs

Committees of the Hampton Roads

Chamber of Commerce, the Norfolk

Naval Shipyard-Portsmouth Asso- ciation and the Friends of the Ports- mouth Naval Shipyard Museum. 8 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News