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ABS CLASSIFICATION SOCIETY 202 JAMESTOWN METAL JOINERS 255

ALLIED SIGNAL MARINE ROPES 210 JIM'S PUMP PUMP REPAIR/SERVICE 332

AMERICAN VULKAN RATO COUPLINGS 201 KAHLENBERG BROS. ELECTRIC HORN/NAVIGATION SAFETY EQUIPMENT 315

ANDERSSON & CALLENBERG . MARINE SALES/SERVICE 206 KHD CANADA DIESEL ENGINES 249

ASTILLEROS ESPANOLES . . SHIPBUILDING/REPAIR 214 LYNGSO-VALMET MARINE . . . SHIPBUILDING 215

ATLANTIC MARINE BOATBUILDING 272 MCELROY DECK MACHINERY 251

AVONDALE SHIPBUILDING 203 MAN B&W DIESEL ENGINES 207

BENDER SHIPBUILDING . . . SHIPBUILDING 295 MACKAY MSR820 COMPAC T 217

BERGEN DIESEL DIESEL ENGIENS 271 MARCO SEATTLE FILTERBELT SYSTEM 342

BETHLEHEM STEEL SHIP REPAIR 242 T. MARIOTTI SHIP REPAIR/CONVERSION 216

BIRD JOHNSON PROPELLERS 321 MARINE TRAVELIFT SHIPLIFT SYSTEMS 204

BLOUNT MARINE SHIPBUILDING 218 MARITIME SERVICES JOINER PANELS 291

BOATLIFE DECKING 334 MATRIX DESALINATION .... WATER DESALINATION 209

COLTEC DIESEL ENGINES 227 MICROPHOR . . . HEADS/SANITATION DEVICES/OIL,

COMSAT COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 284 WATER SEPARATORS 281

CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT . CRUISE & FERRY '91 268 NAVATEK SHIPS SHIPBUILDING 219

COSPOLICH MARINE REFRIGERATION 223 OVAKO STEEL SHAFT COUPLINGS 277

CUMMINS ENGINES DIESEL ENGINES 273 PORT OF PORTLAND SHIPYARD 231

CUPPLES PRODUCTS FRAMING/PANELS 212 PROTECNO AT SEA REPAIRS 199

DEL GAVIO HYDRAULICS 228 S.E.M.T. PIELSTICK DIESEL ENGINES 252

DUPONT ROPE/FIBERS 221 SCANDINAVIAN MICRO SYSTEMS SCAN DISPLAY 232

EASTERN SHIPYARD BOATBUILDING 306 SCHOTTEL WERFT PROPULSION SYSTEMS 233

ELECTRO-MOTIVE DIESEL ENGINES SALES/SERVICE 300 SIMRAD ANRITSU RADAR 213

ESGARD BALLAST/VOID TANK COATINGS 229 SINGAPORE TELECOM SATELLITE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 224

EXXON MARINE LUBRICANTS 205 SKIPPERLINER BOATBUILDING 239

FERNSTRUM GRIDCOOLERS 341 SOUTHWEST MARINE SHIP REPAIR/MAINTENANCE 257

FURUNO COMMERCIAL RADARS 330 SPERRY MARINE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS/

GALVESTON SHIPBUILDING SHIPBUILDING 282 MARINE ELECTRONICS 274

L.F. GAUBERT ELECTRIC CABLES 236 STANDARD COMMUNICATIONS MARITIME RADIO 235

GEARHARDT'S INC GOVERNORS 337 SUMMER EQUIPMENT HYDRAULIC STEERING 243

GENERAL ELECTRIC, MARINE I I. INDUSTRIAL . . GAS TURBINE ENGINES 305 TEXACO MARINE OILS 275

GLADSKY MARINE SALVAGE DEALER 280 TRIMBLE NAVIGATIONS SYSTEMS 248

GLOBAL MARITIME SHIP REPAIR 211 TRINITY SHIPBUILDING 313

HBD INDUSTRIES HOSES 247 THE WAUGH CO ACCOMMODATIONS 237

HOPEMAN BROS ACCOMMODATIONS 234 WILLARD MARINE RIGID INFLATABLE RAFTS 303

IDB AERONAUTICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 208 VIKING LIFESAVING INFLATABLE RAFTS 244

IMAC, AB ACCOMMODATIONS 241 YORK INTERNATIONAL . . AIR CONDITIONING/REFRIGERATION 335

IMO, GEMS TANK INDICATORS 222 ZIDELL . . .BARGE BUILDING/LEASING/BUNKERING/VALVES/FITTINGS 246

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Diesel Tech Appoints

Bolger As Marketing

And Sales Representative

Diesel Tech, Inc. of Norfolk, Va., has appointed James D. Bolger as marketing and sales representa- tive. Mr. Bolger contributes over 18 years of diesel and marine- related experience.

Founded in 1985, Diesel Tech provides maintenance and repair services to the marine industry.

Services have been provided on for- eign and domestic medium and low- speed diesel engines. Extensive ex- perience with Alco, Fairbanks

Morse, S.E.M.T. Pielstick, EMD and General Electric engines, Diesel

Tech offers 24-hour availability from their Norfolk, Va., location for emergency requirements as they oc- cur.

For further information and free literature on Diesel Tech,

Circle 28 on Reader Service Card

Port Facilities Engineering

Seminar Set By AAPA

For January 28-30, 1991

The American Association of Port

Authorities (AAPA) will conduct a port facilities engineering seminar

January 28-30,1991, in Los Angeles,

Calif. The theme of this program is "Dynamics in Design for an Indus- try on the Move," A wide range of major facilities engineering issues critical to port management profes- sionals will be addressed.

Topics to be discussed during the two and one-half day seminar in- clude: trends in shipping, including the move to post-panamax vessels; automation and its effect on termi- nal design; what's new and foreseen in breakbulk, neo-bulk and bulk fa- cilities; the latest in crane design; intermodal trends and resulting fa- cility design considerations; plans for an electronic graphics manual; and reducing dredging costs at river facilities.

Founded in 1912 and headquar- tered in Alexandria, Va., AAPA's membership includes public port authorities and firms with related interests from throughout the West- ern Hemisphere. This seminar is part of the Association's 1991 edu- cation and training program. 'Call To Action' Sounded

For U.S. Maritime Industry

At 'Sea Lines' Seminar

The Greater New York Chapter of the Surface Navy Association and the U.S. Naval Institute recently cosponsored a "Sea Lines of Com- munication" seminar at the U.S.

Merchant Marine Academy, Kings

Point, N.Y.

The keynote address was given by

Vice Adm. Paul D. Butcher, USN,

Deputy Commander-in-Chief, U.S.

Transportation Command.

The seminar served as a "call to action" for the U.S. maritime indus- try as the demands of Operation

Desert Shield demonstrate serious

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