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Greenpeace Wants Compa- nies, Traders To Share Liabil- ity For Oil Spills

Greenpeace called on the Inter- national Maritime Organization's (IMO) Maritime Safety Committee to set up a worldwide regime of ulimited liability for tankers and for all restrictions on oil spill compen- sation payments to be lifted.

Greenpeace's formal proposal was submitted at the IMO's Maritime

Safety Committee in London.

Greenpeace, with membership of approximately six million people, is advocating a no-fault system in or- der to avoid costly court cases, and agrees with tanker owners who claim oil companies and traders should share liability for tanker accidents.

The maximum oil spill liability cover available from the protection and indemnity clubs and the com- mercial markets is presently $700 million.

A number of prominent tanker operators, including Shell Interna- tional Marine Ltd. and A.P. Moller of Denmark, have refused to allow any of their ships carrying dirty oil to call at U.S. mainland ports since the U.S. acted unilaterally with its own spill regulations.

Greenpeace also called for the banning of all older single-hull tank- ers by the year 2005, although the

IMO agreed last year that older tank- ers would have 30 years in which to comply with new double-hull and other construction requirements.

Wartsila Diesel Makes New

Appointment

Terry E. Sirois

Wartsila Diesel North America,

Inc. announced the appointment of

Terry E. Sirois as vice president, diesel service.

Mr. Sirois is responsible for all service and parts support, plus cus- tomer training for users of Wartsila's family of diesel engines throughout

North America, including Central

America.

Wartsila Diesel supports its cus- tomers in the marine and power industries from its headquarters in

Annapolis, Md. and 14 other offices throughout the region.

President Of Moran

Shipping Resigns

Michael T. Black, CEO of

Moran Shipping Agencies, Inc., an- nounced that its president, Joseph

A. Cano, left the company and its

New York-Philadelphia affiliate,

Kurz-Moran Shipping Agencies,

Inc., at the end of June.

After 13.5 years with the Moran

Companies, Mr. Cano has decided to pursue alternative career options and professional interests.

Mr. Cano devoted considerable time and energy to the Maritime community through years of service on the Board of Directors of The

Association of Ship Brokers and

Agents (USA), Inc. (ASBA), acting as its president in 1991 and 1992, as well as other groups such as The

Maritime Association of the Port of

New York and New Jersey, and the

National Association of Maritime

Organizations.Mr. Black also an- nounced that Mr. James L.

Bowser, general manager of Kurz-

Moran Shipping Agencies, Inc., will assume full operational responsi- bility for the New York and Phila- delphia offices on Mr. Cano's de- parture. 27-29 September 1993

Royal Lancaster Hotel, London.

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Camrex Chugoku Limited

Centromor

Chantiers de lAtiantique

Computube Ltd

Consilium Marine

Danaos Management

Consultants (UK) Limited

David Caps

Denholm Ship Management

Det Norske Veritas

Dorchester Maritime Limited

Dubai Ports Authority

Energy Marine

Euroyards

Fincantieri

Finnish Foreign Trade

Association

Gdynia Shipyard

Gulf Agency Company

Hempel's Marine Paints

Hitachi

Howaldtswerke Deutsche Werft

Ian-Conrad Bergan Inc

IHI Limited

IMO

Intertanko

Isle of Man Government

Isle of Man Registry

Japan Ship Centre

Jotun Protective Coatings

JSMEA

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Lloyd's Quality Assurance

Lloyd's Register of Shipping

MacGregor-Navire Group

Marine Pollution Control

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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Mitsui Shipbuilding

MMC (Europe) Limited

Musasino Engineering

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Polarmarine Scandinavia AB

Pres-Vac Engineering A/S

Saab Marine Electronics

Shell Marine Personnel

Sumitomo Heavy Industries

Swedish Telecom Radio

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