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- B e t h l e h em Reorganizes S h i p b u i l d i n g D e p a r t m e nt Maritime Reporter, Jan 1980 #25
David H. Klinges, vice president in charge of shipbuilding, Bethlehem Steel Corporation, Bethlehem, Pa., recently announced a reorganization of the department, effective December 1, 1979.
Continuing to head the shipbuilding executive offices are Mr.
Klinges and John C. Estes, assistant vice president.
Tug and its Environment." The meeting will be sponsored by the Council of Marine Carriers and B.C. Towboat Owners Association.
The B.C. T o w b o a t I n d u s t ry Conference is open to all members of the Council of Marine Carriers, the B.C. Towboat Owners Association, and any other persons interested in the development of the towboat industry.
The main program will consist of three technical sessions and a visit to the Institute of Ocean Sciences, Patricia Bay. The conference fee includes all aspects of the main program, ladies program, cost of lunches, hospitality suite, cocktail party, banquet, and dance. The cost of accommodations and any other meals is not included. The fee will be $125.
Subjects will include: Transportation in the Forest Industry —An Update; Fraser River Estuary Study; West Coast Mariners Assistance Program; Marine Sanitation Devices—A Panel Discussion on Existing and Proposed Regulations ; Regulation, The Environment and the Shipyard; Ship Handling Tug Design; The Other End of the Towline; and Fuel Conservation.
Direct all inquiries to Peter Woodward, Council of Marine Carriers, #200-1575 West George Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6G 2V3.
Telephone (604) 687-9677.
Under the r e o r g a n i z a t i o n, Herbert I. Freinberg becomes general manager of operations and facilities, Francis J. Long becomes general manager of human resources, and Thomas F.
Robinson becomes general manager of technical services.
In the operations and facilities organization, Mr. Freinberg will be assisted by Rockwell Holman, manager of production; Sidney S. Cohen, superintendent of estimating and pricing; Allan F.
Stacy Jr., superintendent of planning ; Timothy E. Cummings, construction engineer; John G. Rogers, planning engineer, and Tore O. Hartmann-Hansen, f a c i l i t i es engineer.
Assisting Mr. Long in the human r e s o u r c e s g r o u p will be George L. Bowen, manager of labor relations, safety and workers' compensation, and equal employment; Mary S. Murphy, administrative manager of salary and office administration; Wendell O.
Robertson, s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of management development; Allan Gunderson, superintendent of personnel services, and Ruth E.
Thompson, administrative assistant for public affairs.
Mr. Robinson will head the organization within the shipbuilding department that has been known as central technical division.
Mr. Klinges said that the sales group will continue in its present format. Roland V. Danielson is manager of new ship construction, Louis W. Gomlick is manager of ship repair sales, William H. Bevan is assistant manager of ship repair sales, Robert W. Miller is manager of industrial products sales, Richard H. Jones is assistant manager of industrial products sales, Bradford J. Sibley is sales engineer, John J. Heffernan is manager of contract administration, and James W.
Bramblet Jr. is assistant manager of contract administration.
David T. Cianelli will continue as legislative liaison in the Washington, D.C., office.
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December 2015 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 70member of its board of directors. maintenance position as Fleet Mainte- President and General Counsel for Delta The Shearer Group, Inc. (TSGI) has add- Stacy Gisclair brings over two decades nance Of? cer. Western and Hawaii Petroleum. ed to its naval architecture, marine en- of human resources experience
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January 1980 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 17, Mr. Freinberg will be assisted by Rockwell Holman, manager of production; Sidney S. Cohen, superintendent of esti- mating and pricing; Allan F. Stacy Jr., superintendent of plan- ning ; Timothy E. Cummings, con- struction engineer; John G. Rog- ers, planning engineer, and Tore O. Hartmann-Hansen
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October 1971 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 22drilling vessel, and the Choctaw, the world's first twin- hulled column-stabilized derrick and pipelaying barge. Bethlehem Steel Appoints Allan Stacy Allan F. Stacy Jr. The appointment of Allan F. Stacy Jr. as technical assistant to the vice president, shipbuilding de- partment, Bethlehem
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September 1971 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 10by Mrs. E.A. Smith, Alamo 2001 was christened by Catherine Anne Smith, and Alamo 2002 and Alamo 2003 were chris- tened by Mr. Smith's sons, Stacy and Tom, respectively. When frictional heat builds up in rugged marine use, K-ting's Docrylene® Rope has the "cool combo" of synthetic fibers
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August 2009 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 40Vice President: John T. Gremp Engineering Director: Brad Beitler (Director of Technology) Public Relations Manager: Michael King Marketing Manager: Stacy Roll Facilities: 19 manufacturing facilities in 14 countries. Square Footage: 4.1m sq. ft. (total) Testing Capabilities: Pressure chambers Employees:
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July 2008 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 6have been selected as recipients of the Marine Technology Society's 2008 ROV Committee Scholarships. In addition Dominique Evans, Milton Lywood, and Stacy Mauzey received special MATE Center MTS ROV Committee Scholarships. Drew Michel, Chairman of the ROV Committee of MTS initiated the scholarship program
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July 2007 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 11LA 70058 Tel: 504-362-8124; Fax: 504- 362-3600 Email: [email protected] www.aquaairind.com President: Dianne Cruze Executive Vice President: Stacy Cruze Aqua Air Industries is supplier of commercial diving equipment, com- plete saturation systems, sat tankage components, and ancillary equip- ment
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July 2006 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 23, quite clearly amidship, "Tractor Tug." The skippers we spoke to during three days of Fleet Week aboard the YTB con- versions -- the Beth and the Stacy -- described no great differences in handling between them and original-built Z-drives, except for the individualities that distin- guish one particular
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July 2006 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 22. 22 • MarineNews • July, 2006 The McAllister skippers wore uniforms too, or at least dress shirts for the occassion. Here, Capt. Gus Rankin on the Stacy McAllister keeps an eye on things. (Photo: Don Sutherland) The single-screw J.P. McAllister, up from Balto, is one of four tugs keeping the Kearsarge
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July 2006 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 21Reader Service Card Deckhand Matthew Graillat on the Beth McAllis- ter stands ready as she and two other YTB Z-drive conversions — the Robert E. and the Stacy — begin the docking evolution for the Kearsarge. (Photo: Don Sutherland.) JULY MN2006 3(17-24).qxd 7/6/2006 11:54 AM Page 21
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July 2006 - Marine News page: 23, quite clearly amidship, "Tractor Tug." The skippers we spoke to during three days of Fleet Week aboard the YTB con- versions -- the Beth and the Stacy -- described no great differences in handling between them and original-built Z-drives, except for the individualities that distin- guish one particular
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July 2006 - Marine News page: 22. 22 • MarineNews • July, 2006 The McAllister skippers wore uniforms too, or at least dress shirts for the occassion. Here, Capt. Gus Rankin on the Stacy McAllister keeps an eye on things. (Photo: Don Sutherland) The single-screw J.P. McAllister, up from Balto, is one of four tugs keeping the Kearsarge
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July 2006 - Marine News page: 21Reader Service Card Deckhand Matthew Graillat on the Beth McAllis- ter stands ready as she and two other YTB Z-drive conversions — the Robert E. and the Stacy — begin the docking evolution for the Kearsarge. (Photo: Don Sutherland.) JULY MN2006 3(17-24).qxd 7/6/2006 11:54 AM Page 21
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November 2005 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 54System- Monitoring/Steering, Electrical Equipment, Monitoring Systems Mack Boring & Parts Company 2365 Route 22 Union, NJ 07083 www.mackboring.com Stacy Dersh tel: 800-MACK-ENG fax: 800-MACK-FAX email:[email protected] Descr: Distributors of premium marine and industrial engines, generators,
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November 2005 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 50, control system (monitoring/sterring, monitoring sys- tems) Aqua-Air Industries, Inc. 639 Manhattan Blvd. Harvey, LA 70058 www.aquaairind.com Stacy Cruze tel: 504-362-8124 fax: 504-362-3600 email:[email protected] Descr: Commercial diving supplier and manu- facturer Products: Supplier
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February 2, 2005 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 32.net Products: Security x-ray and metal detection systems and services California Maritime Academy, Continuing Education www.maritime-education.com Stacy Shonk tel: (707) 654-1156; fax: (707) 654-1158 email:[email protected] Products: STCW Basic Safety Training, Marine Firefighting, Radar, Tankerman
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November 2007 - Marine News page: 52in Groves. Jim is survived by his wife; Betty M. Scott of Pleasure Island; sons, Sean Scott and wife Kimmy of Groves; Chad Scott of Nederland; daughter, Stacy Davis and husband Bryan of Groves; grandchildren Ali Scott, Bradley Choate, Blake-Leigh Dockens, Brea Scott, Peyton Davis and Brynna Scott all of Groves