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COMPANY & PEOPLE NEWS

Marine Inc. will provide electrical engineering services to small and medium-sized shipyards and naval architecture firms.

According to Joseph Payne, general manager of the new orga- nization, "Electrical equipment increases in complexity every year as more and more shipboard sys- tems are electrically controlled, or in many cases, converted to electri- cal from traditionally mechanical and hydraulic systems ... IPS

Marine assists naval architects and shipyards in taking advantage of these systems and providing an integrated system design." Mr.

Payne was formerly employed with Guido Perla and Associates, and currently serves as an engi- neering duty officer in the Naval

Reserve.

The company will also reportedly represent manufacturers of marine electrical equipment such as main and emergency switchboards, lighting systems, distribution pan- elboards, transformers, electrical propulsion, interior communica- tions and alarm systems.

Fast world-wide support!

If you operate a Murray

Harbormaster product anywhere in the world, we can provide spare parts and on-site field service. Call us first!

NNS Hires Marketing

Communications Director

Harbormaster Marine, Inc. 31777 Industrial Road

Livonia, Ml 48150 USA (313) 425-1080 Fax (313) 425-1850

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Product features: • IP 68 protection • NMEA 0183 output • Developed in cooperation with major shipbuilder • Off-the-shelf product

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Engineers and manufacturers of efficient, reliable marine propulsion products for ships, boats and barges. (Successors to Murray & Tregurtha)

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German Engineer

Remembered For

Contributions To Industry

Upon his recent demise, friends of Karl Stolzle have called atten- tion to the accomplishments of the

German engineer, whose lifetime achievements helped advance his country's standings in the industrial world. During his career, he was employed by Renk Karl Stolzle

AG, where he supervised the design and manu- facture of the largest, synchroniz- ing, self-shifting clutches for pumped storage power stations.

At BHS, he developed and pro- duced the CODOG reduction gear propulsion system for the German

Navy F122 frigates, which were designed and manufactured in association with SSS Gears Ltd. in London.

As managing director of Hofler

Maschinenbau GmbH, Mr.

Stolzle was involved in the U.S.

Navy's transition from through- hardened to case hardened and ground gears. In 1984, along with

Hans Winter, he founded an engineering consulting office in

Munich — ZF Consulting — for gears and power transmission sys- tems. ..JVIr. Stolzle's accomplish- ments in the field of gear design and construction advanced the field incrementally.

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Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) has hired Paul J.

Minehart as its director of

Marketing Communications. He will be responsible for all corpo- rate and product advertising, trade shows and exhibits, promo- tional materials and special events. Mr. Minehart was previ- ously with Electronic Systems

Group of Westinghouse in

Baltimore, which was recently

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