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- Bush Administration Backs Senate Approval Of Two Environmental Treaties Maritime Reporter, Nov 1991 #66
Two international maritime treaties that address oil pollution preparation and response and ship salvage operations are being pushed by the Bush Administration.

Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs Richard J. Smith, and Adm. J. William Kime, U.S. Coast Guard Commandant, supported the treaties during a recently hearing on them before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Mr. Smith said the International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and Cooperation will increase the protection of the marine environment principally in four categories—planning, reporting, technology sharing and cooperation.

He added that a global response coordination mechanism created by the convention will make a significant contribution to minimizing damage from major oil pollution incidents.

Initiated by President Bush at the 1989 Paris economic summit conference, the treaty enters into force when 15 nations ratify. The International Convention on Salvage 1989 will update and replace the 1910 Brussels Convention.

The new salvage convention will retain many of the elements of the old, but would make one significant change: protections of the marine environment will be a fundamental consideration, Admiral Kime said.

The following features are included in the salvage convention: • Recognition that "damage to the environment" is a significant consideration in salvage law.

•Reciprocal obligations on ship- owners and salvors to exercise "due care to prevent or minimize damage to the environment." •Recognition that a salvor's efforts to prevent damage to the environment is a factor to be considered in determining salvage awards.

•Guarantees of reasonable expenses for salvor assistance to a vessel that, by itself or its cargo, threatens damage to the marine environment.

Under current law, Admiral Kime noted that in situations involving a threat of damage to the environment, salvors have little economic incentive to conduct operations in an environmentally conscious manner because there is no means to compensate them for actions taken to prevent or minimize damage to the environment.

The treaty creates financial incentives for salvors to be environmentally conscious, he said.
- Dear President Bush... Reasons for More Title XI Funding Maritime Reporter, Feb 2001 #11
One of the first important official acts of new U.S. President George W. Bush will be to submit to Congress a budget request for the entire U.S. Government for fiscal year 2002. For Americans with a stake in shipbuilding, a key budgetary concern is the amount of funding that will be requested for the
- Japan Lobbies To Defeat Bills Calling For End To Drift-Net Fishing Maritime Reporter, Nov 1991 #86
against countries that do not abide by the United Nations deadline calling for an end to deepsea drift-net fishing by July 1 of next year. President Bush, under existing law, has the option of imposing narrower sanctions on that country's exports of fish and other sea products. According to Mr. Macnow
- Nuclear-Powered Sub 'Houston' Launched At Newport News Yard Maritime Reporter, May 15, 1981 #39
Vice President George Bush (shown above) and his wife Barbara were the featured guests at the recent launching of the nuclear- powered submarine Houston (SSN-713) at Newport News Shipbuilding. Vice President Bush was the principal speaker, and Mrs. Bush christened the Houston by breaking the
- Announce Personnel Changes In Marine Branch At Phillips Maritime Reporter, Sep 15, 1981 #18
Philips itself in just 2 to 4 months. Ar paying off for you. director of marine development; Raymond J. Dionne, fleet superintendent; Capt. Robert T. Bush, senior marine advisor, and Robert E. McDermott, marine engineer coordinator. Mr. Dabbar is responsible for the operation of the company fleet
- White House Promises New Merchant Marine Policy Maritime Reporter, May 1992 #4
The Deputy Secretary of Transportation, James R. Busey, told the Connecticut Maritime Association's annual conference that a Bush Administration policy designed to protect the nation's merchant marine is forthcoming. Mr. Busey said that one major reform being considered is the elimination of the
- President Cuts USCG Funding Maritime Reporter, Sep 2002 #21
On August 13, President Bush hosted the President's Economic Forum at Baylor University in Waco, Texas, bringing together a variety of individuals to discuss the fundamentals of the economy and the President's agenda to increase economic growth for the future. From the President's Statement at
- IThe First Annual International Inland Waterways Conference & Trade Show Maritime Reporter, Aug 1983 #6
their opinions on topical subjects," said Arthur G. Meyer, executive vice-president of Inland Waterways Educational Services. Vice-President George Bush and many other key figures of national and international prominence will be present to express their views on the future growth of inland waterways
- The Voice Of America's Towing & Barge Industry Maritime Reporter, Mar 1991 #20
Corporation, a consulting and research firm specializing in public opinion analysis and public affairs. Mr. Teeter served as senior adviser to the Bush For President campaign, where he developed and coordinated research, policy development, speech writing and advertising. Following the campaign
- Bergesen Heads Firm Seeking To Purchase Boston Navy Yard Maritime Reporter, Jan 15, 1974 #11
Gerald W. Bush, Boston's commerce and manpower director, has announced that a newly formed corporation headed by a former General Dynamics executive is seeking to acquire the facilities of the Boston Naval Shipyard and the South Boston Naval Annex for conversion into a commercial shipbuilding operati
- The Logistics of Regulating the Supply Chain Maritime Logistics Professional, Q3 2016 #34
increasingly interested in the global movement of goods and the flow of energy. To this end, I was selected to serve in a few advisory roles under both the Bush and Obama Administrations. That eventually led to a call from the White House in 2011, asking if I was interested in being vetted and perhaps nominated
- Luxury Tax Repeal Would Be Boost To Boat Builders Maritime Reporter, Mar 1992 #32
U.S. yacht builders were heartened by President Bush's recent budget proposals, which included a request to Congress to repeal the luxury tax on yachts priced at over $100,000. The repeal, which is likely to be approved, would be retroactive to February 1. Since the tax took effect in January 1990

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con? gured into a single piece, there is couplings and clutches are combined and product management at Stromag. no need for individual housings, bush- for electric, hydraulic or pneumatic The modular design approach can ings or keyways. These part reductions actuation. Suitable 2-in-1 solutions
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presence, was Secretary of Health and Human Services in the are implementing an array of new protocols informed by the early 2000’s in the George W. Bush administration. medical profession. The classi? catoin societies are also playing a leadership As the pandemic began to spread, in March 2020, the
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, Associate Director of Government Relations, and Senior Washington Representative for Ashland Inc. from 1998 through 2007. Nominated by President George Bush and con? rmed by the U.S. Senate, he was Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation from 1992 through 1993. www.marinelink.com
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, Inc., a position he executive level boards and has held since August 2011. committees under both the Prior to that, Toohey was a Obama and George W. Bush consultant for The Livingston Administrations. Before that, Group from 2007 to 2011. he served as an of? cer in the He also served as Vice Presi- U
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, and at column in this same venue, said, “When it was passed and the very same time, there are many U.S. fag operators – signed into law during the Bush Administration, the En- specifcally those in the passenger vessel game – at an enor- ergy Independence and Security Act of 2007 was hailed as mous
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energy from offshore menting an overall electrical system. competitively solicited R&D projects, Habib Dagher, PhD, PE is the Ex- wind. • 1992 – President Bush signed the and NYSERDA matched that amount. ecutive Director at the University of • 2016 – Block Island Wind Farm in Energy Policy Act, authorizing
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pumps, and turn them into pumps speci? cally designed to seawater pumps. The standard product was devel- handle seawater applications oped for ? ghting bush? res in Australia’s sweltering (ideal for tugs, barges, trawlers summer seasons. and even patrol boats). First, the company started working with
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than ever before – and the volumes will boards and committees under both the Obama and George continue to increase moving forward. With that, more liq- W. Bush Administrations. Before that, he served as an of- uids and natural gas products are being exported from the fcer in the U.S. Merchant Marine as a U
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the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC), Doyle has also served on cabinet and executive level boards and committees under both the Obama and George W. Bush Administrations. A U.S. Coast Guard licensed marine engineer, he is a graduate of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy with a BS in Marine Engineering
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Production ecutive level boards and committees under both The Ohio State University and a Master’s in Busi- Nicole Ventimiglia the Obama and George W. Bush Administrations. A ness Administration from the Weatherhead School [email protected] U.S. Coast Guard licensed marine engineer, he is a of Management
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PEOPLE & COMPANY NEWS Morganti Weldon Bush Glas Thelen Montgomery bility group in ABS’ offshore engineer- from 2010 to 2014, and currently HII Names VP of Supply ing department. He graduated from serves as a senior advisor and operating Chain Management at the U.S. Naval Academy with a BS in
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Basin. By William P. Doyle Major ? ooding this winter in the enlisted the cutter suction dredge the GD Morgan. Mississippi River Basin has created Greg Bush, President of The Federal Pilots of Louisiana signi? cant increased shoaling in the said, “The Mississippi River level started rising early this
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and executive level boards auditing experience rang- and committees under both ing from deep sea, tugs the Obama and George W. & towing, and passenger Bush Administrations. Before vessels. He is an alumnus that, he served as an of? cer in of SUNY Maritime College the U.S. Merchant Marine as in both
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level boards and committees under both the Naval Reserve, sailing in all licensed ranks, including Mark O’Malley, Public Relations Obama and George W. Bush Administrations. Before Master. After coming ashore in 2006, Andrew worked Esther Rothenberger, Accounting that, he served as an of? cer in the
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Opera- Washington Representative tion with ABS and an elected for Ashland Inc. from 1998 member of the NCB. through 2007. Nominated by President George Bush Sveinung Odegard is the and con? rmed by the U.S. North American Represen- Senate, he was Assistant tative for Ulmatec Pyro. He Secretary of the
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the costs, extend the life of the equipment, to handle today’s more demanding con- type and quality of the gear oil used to lubricant to the pin and bushing of the improve safety and more. ditions. lubricate the moving parts will determine chain link while also preventing the lu- The key is to identify
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requested in the Navy’s 355-ship plan The Danish navy frigate HDMS Peter Willemoes (F362), seen here operating as a part of the USS George H.W. Bush Carrier Strike Group, is an example of a capable and ? exible frigate design that could be built in the U.S. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication
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permanent, and regarding ex- ecutive actions, history has shown that one president can undo another president’s actions. In 2008, President George W. Bush used a simple presi- dential memorandum to remove pre- vious Section 12(a) withdrawals. In addition, Congress has the authority to pass legislation
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Lakes, commissioned from DSC in April 2015, DSC has always produced ‘spec’ units out of its Green- a custom-built, 16” x 16” dredge with a hull-mounted bush, MI, facility. Wetta adds, “We have also recently pump. It features a PLC operating system with color touch- added some ‘spec’ builds in our business
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in 2010. Today, DSC Dredge, LLC operates from three major manufacturing facilities located in Reserve, Louisiana; Poplarville, Mississippi; and Green- bush, Michigan. The DSC Way Since DSC’s inception, the company has delivered more than 500 dredges. Bob Wetta explains further, “Up until about 2005, the
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DECK MACHINERY “We are targeting applications like lifeboat davits and rolling fairleads. Look at steering linkage bushings. Particularly in the inland River system, you’ll have grease bronze jockey bars for tiller arm steering and the alignment isn’t always good. You’ll get abrasives in the area. It is
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Process of machining a marine bushing carries loads of up to 30MPa. Vesconite has obtained ap- and New Zealand, with stocking distributors in Australia, provals from ABS, Biro Klasi? kasi Indonesia, Bureau Veri- Singapore and Argentina. Vesconite rudder bearings are in tas, China Classi? cation Society
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. If the CTE is not considered in the design, fail- Richard Halstead has nearly four decades of experience ures can result. A simple example is a bronze bushing being in the automation industry. He is the President and used as a bearing around a steel shaft. As the temperature Chairman of Empire Magnetics
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