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PEOPLE & COMPANY NEWS

Ashland Chemical Names

Dougherty Business Mgr.

Ashland Chemical Co.'s

Industrial Chemical & Solvents (IC&S) Division has named Fred

R. Daugherty business manager for hydrocarbons. In his new posi- tion, Mr. Daugherty will be respon- sible for managing the division's hydrocarbon and methanol distrib- ution business. His responsibili- ties will involve the procurement, sales and pricing policy of these products. He will report to Morris

Owen, business director of the

IC&S Division's Strategic Alliance business.

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Siemens Appoints New

Board Member

Siemens' fourth largest business sector,

Industrial

Projects and

Technical

Services Group, has appointed

John Schubert to its manage- ment board. He will be primarily responsible for infrastructure, marine engineering and testing, as well as oil, gas and petrochemical projects. Mr. Schubert joins in the place of Gerhard Wibiral who has taken over the management of the Siemens Regional Company in

Moscow.

New VP For Colonial

Marine

The Colonial Group, Inc. has named Captain Richard C.

Wigger executive vice president of

Colonial Marine Industries, Inc., based in Savannah, Ga. Capt.

Wigger will be responsible for all aspects of ocean shipping services provided by the company, which includes technical and commercial ship management, chartering and ship brokering, steamship agency, cargo expediting, and regulatory and safety consultant services.

Other appointments within The

Colonial Group include Robert

Shea to manager of agency divi- sion, and Deborah Ciliberto to accounts manager for Compliance

Systems, Inc.

Ameron Introduces New

Sealer

Ameron International

Corporation's Protective Coatings

Group has announced the intro- duction of Amerlock Sealer. The product encapsulates old coatings and rust to create a tough, flexible priming film that improves the adhesion of a broad range of inter- mediate and topcoats. The sealer can also encapsulate lead-based paint, making it an environmental- ly suitable choice for lead-abate- ment programs.

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Future 'Red Dog' Terminal

Simulated

To test the feasibility of a marine terminal not yet built, a group including Alaska Marine

Pilots, engineering contractors, insurance underwriters, and ship- ping industry representatives gathered at MarineSafety

International's (MSI) Newport simulation center. The DeLong

Mountains Terminal, or "Red Dog", is located on the Chukchi Sea approximately 100 nautical miles

ENE from the junction of the

Arctic Circle and the International

Dateline. It will service Cominco

Alaska, which mines and ships zinc concentrate and lead.

Currently, ships are loaded at anchor by tug-delivered barges.

The marine terminal will allow alongside loading of product and may extend the shipping season from the current four month sum- mer period.

HYPACK Modified

For Aerials

Coastal Oceanographies, the cre- ators of HYPACK, have modified the package to allow the use of reg- istered TIF files as backgrounds in the SURVEY program. Thus survey and construction operations can be displayed over an aerial photo- H***- graph of the site. The photograph can be displayed "north up" or rotated to coincide with survey lines.

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