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Phillips Cartner Elects

Principals And Adds

New Staff Members

At the annual board of directors meeting of Phillips Cartner & Co.,

Inc., Alexandria, Va., Dr. John A.

Cartner was reelected chairman,

Robert W. Urban was elected di- rector, managing principal and chief executive officer, and John A. Ku- persmith was elected director and principal in charge of engineering.

Mr. Urban also recently an- nounced the addition of several new staff members.

Lester J. Sonnenmark, engi- neering services department man- ager in the Services Division in

Alexandria, will be responsible for engineering services contracts held by the firm in the Services Division.

Mr. Sonnenmark was previously with Giannotti Associates of Texas.

Thomas F. McCaffery, analyt- ic services department manager in the Services Division in Alexandria, will be responsible for analytic ser- vices contracts held by the firm in the Services Division. Mr. McCaf- fery was previously with RCI, Inc. of Vienna, Va.

June F. Gotowicki, administra-

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Ms. Gotowicki was previously a commissioned officer in the U.S.

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Frank D. Marcinkowski, principal engineer in the Services

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Marcinkowski came to the firm from the U.S. Department of the

Interior.

Phillips Cartner & Co., Inc. is a marine and naval engineering and manufacturing firm with operations in North America, Europe and

Asia.

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American Marine

Completes Refurbishment

Of Bulk Cement Carrier

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The self-unloading bulk cement carrier after it was enlarged and modernized by Ameri- can Marine Corporation.

American Marine Corporation of

New Orleans, La., recently com- pleted the enlargement and mod- ernization of a self-unloading bulk cement carrier for Lehigh Portland

Cement Company of Allentown,

Pa.

The refurbishment included cut- ting the vessel in half while on dry- dock, translating the two sections apart and installing a prefabricated midbody section lengthening the vessel to a total length of 282 feet.

The existing cargo deck was com- pletely cut off, removed, sent to the shipyard's fabrication shop, struc- turally reinforced and raised 3 feet.

The retrofit increased the cargo ca- pacity 46 percent to 3,800 tons.

According to Peter Durant,

American Marine Corporation's president, the midbody module was designed, prefabricated and ready for installation prior to the vessel's arrival which enabled a fast delivery and quick turnaround for the barge's normal northeastern area of operation.

Additionally, a screw-type con- veyor with pneumatic air slides was installed to enable the vessel to self- unload.

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