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  • The fall meeting of the Great Lakes and Great Rivers Section of The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers was held recently at the Kahler Motel, Hibbing, Minn. Total attendance was 80 members and guests.

    During the technical session, slides and detailed explanations were provided under the title, "The Hibbing Taconite Company Story," by Bruce W. Stunkard, assisted by Steven Zietler, both of Hibbing Taconite Company.

    The second paper presented was given by Joseph E. Burns, entitled "Burlington Northern — Linking Hibbing Taconite and the Lakes." Following the customary luncheon and reception, a tour was made of the Hibbing Taconite facility, from the mining area of the taconite rock through the crushers and various other oper- operations, to completion of the finished process of completed taconite pellets.

    The winter meeting of the sec- tion has been scheduled for Thursday, January 22, 1981, at the Pittsburgh Hilton at Gateway Center in Pittsburgh.

  • their marketing efforts and in supporting other maritime endeavors. The region embraces all of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota, and parts of New York and Pennsylvania. The region office, opened in Cleveland in 1975, was moved to Des Plaines, 111., in 1983. Mr. O'Donnell

  • Minneapolis as the Cousteau group films the story of the river and its people. Land crews and seaplanes will help track the river to its source in Minnesota and its tributaries, according to Jean-Michel Cousteau, the explorer's son and associate. Biehl and Company is arranging for all deliveries, crew

  • supply Chance anchors and SeaTec installation equipment and techniques to c o n t r a c t o r s on the Northern Border Pipeline project running from Minnesota to Montana. For free copies of the encyclopedia and article, Write 23 on Reader Service Car

  • . Hossa, vice president, who will undertake sales and marketing responsibilities on behalf of Delta Line in the states of Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Iowa, and Missouri. Irvin Bedrava, formerly Delta's Chicago office manager, has been retained by Delta as its senior sales

  • Lakes fleet consists of two 1,000-foot vessels, the Stewart J. Cort and the Burns Habor, which are used to transport iron ore pellet from Minnesota to Bethlehem's Burns Harbor, Ind., plant on Lake Michigan. Bethlehem said the sale of the two vessels is in keeping with its overall strategy

  • firm of Dorsey and Whitney of Minneapolis. He was graduated from the Webb Institute of Naval Architecture and the Law School of the University of Minnesota. Waterways Transportation and Trading Company manages river barges used in the United States inland waterways. Marine Transportation and Trading

  • Company, Bridgeville, Pa., will cover western Pennsylvania, West Virginia and southeastern Ohio. M & H Equipment Company of Minneapolis will cover Minnesota, northwestern Wisconsin, North and South Dakota, and the west- ern part of the upper peninsula of Michigan. The National Marine systems are

  • ., with whom he served 21 years in various executive positions. A native of Owatonna, Minn., he attended Iowa State College and the University of Minnesota. Twin City Barge & Towing Co., 11303 Red Rock Road, St. Paul, Minn. 55165, is a diversified company manufacturing barges, towboats and other

  • operations manager was Jul Nickerson, who has been manager of Puget Sound sales for Foss Launch & Tug at Seattle. Mr. Nickerson, a University of Minnesota graduate in naval science, has served as an officer aboard the icebreaker Burton Island as well as on tugboats, oceanography r e s e a r c h

  • Petro- Marine in 1970, was named vice president, structural engineering, in 1973, and senior vice president in 1975. Mr. Linder, a University of Minnesota graduate, joined Petro- Marine in November 1973 as vice president, process engineerin

  • work, taking advantage of the company's 4,000 ft. of full-service bulkhead and pier space. Among the jobs were the converted OSV to Ferry, Seabulk Minnesota; the RoRo Crowley Senator; dredge Sugar Island; tug Sea Tern; barge Hugh; and dredge GL-54. In addition, the organization has strengthened its

  • MN Apr-24#8 .1B)143K9.4B15.3B42.2B989M Minnesota 260 (27)1011.1M (1.3B)198K15B)
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    .8B2B Iowa 490 (19)38M (1.5B)88K5B9.9B31B349M Kentucky 1,590 (4)1079M (5.2B)158K10.1B18B40B1.9B Louisiana 2,820 (2)32216.6M (60.1B)143K9.4B15.3B42.2B989M Minnesota 260 (27)1011.1M (1.3B)198K15B24.3B48.5B2.2B Mississippi 870 (12)1617.9M (10B)114K6B9.2B23.8B879M Missouri 1,050 (10)1641.5M (2.6B)128K7.3B13.4B35

  • MT Mar-23#13 he was. (Duluth Duluth, Minnesota, loaded with 1,000 tons)
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    bag. Wooley was a short dis- freighter Ohio was headed to Ogdensburg, New York, from tance from me on a box. I swam to where he was. (Duluth Duluth, Minnesota, loaded with 1,000 tons of grain. News Tribune, September 27, 1894) By the time Ironton’s crew spotted the approaching Ohio Wooley and Parry clung

  • MR Dec-22#28 as we proudly christen in Minnesota by Cleveland-Cliffs)
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    for our company and for Bay, Wis., the 639-foot vessel was made from iron ore mined the United States maritime industry as we proudly christen in Minnesota by Cleveland-Cliffs, and carried on U.S.-built, the newest vessel to join the U.S. ? ag ? eet on the Great Lakes U.S.-crewed, and U.S.-owned

  • MN Nov-22#45 Company’s newest ves- in Minnesota by Cleveland-Cliffs)
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    Feature Great Vessels of 2022 he Interlake Steamship Company’s newest ves- in Minnesota by Cleveland-Cliffs, and carried on U.S.-built, sel, the Mark W. Barker, ranks high among most U.S.-crewed, and U.S.-owned Lakers to Cleveland-Cliffs’ noteworthy vessels built in North America in Burns Harbor mill in

  • MN Dec-20#14 Department, bordering Minnesota, in western Versatility)
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    RIBS Lake Assault 24-footer for St. Croix County Sheriff’s Department Lake Assault Boats id hull in? atable boats.” Sheriff’s Department, bordering Minnesota, in western Versatility is also a key design consideration. Earlier in the Wisconsin which has purchased the company’s 24-foot year, RIBCRAFT

  • MN Sep-20#22 behind. ufacturers in Minnesota to software companies)
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    buoy oil and gas industry is a platform every candidate should specialists in Maine to personal protective equipment man- stand behind. ufacturers in Minnesota to software companies in Florida Between New Orleans and Houston, Interstate 10 winds to automation experts in Connecticut, every state has jobs

  • MR Jun-20#20 across Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri and Wiscon- used)
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    spans the Upper Mississippi River and the Illinois Waterway of 2020. This cost-share adjustment tracks the same formula System across Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri and Wiscon- used for the construction of the majority of the nation’s coastal sin. This funding is for the continuation of the preconstructio

  • MR Jan-20#37 scows on the inland lakes of Minnesota to graduating from)
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    is no room for complacency.” Morgan Fanberg, President, Glosten @ Glosten “Crazy ideas are not off the table” From racing scows on the inland lakes of Minnesota to graduating from the United States Merchant Marine Academy to taking the helm of Glosten, Morgan Fanberg has led a ‘maritime life.’ We caught

  • MN Feb-19#31 caused by material from the Minnesota River. Also diversity”)
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    on en- Pool 4, an area largely degraded due to sediment deposi- vironmental, economic, and social benefts. “Geographic tion caused by material from the Minnesota River. Also diversity” provides valuable R&D opportunities across a includes dredging of Bay City Federal harbor adjacent to variety of national

  • MN Aug-18#87 , headquarters in Morris, Minnesota, USA, the manufactur-)
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    ropes, es- ment and cutting-edge machinery components. From its pecially for the commercial ? shing industry. Since then, headquarters in Morris, Minnesota, USA, the manufactur- the company has expanded into the industrial sector, with ing ? rm supplies bulk crushing, screening, washing and a large

  • MR Nov-17#14 bigger and Dam 5A, near Minnesota City. terminals along)
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    $8.7 billion main- install a temporary gate at Lock soybeans from Midwest farms to export tenance backlog that is only getting bigger and Dam 5A, near Minnesota City. terminals along the Gulf Coast. While that and getting worse ... citizens know ? rsthand played out, U.S. barge freight rates spiked that

  • MN Sep-17#20 in 2015 to evaluate the Minnesota in September 2016, at)
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    ? nal.pdf). The Task Committee was The author spoke at one of these workshops in St. Paul, originally established by COPRI in 2015 to evaluate the Minnesota in September 2016, at which there were more public-private partnership authorization included in the than 90 attendees, representing the engineering

  • MR Nov-16#36 Ken from the University of Minnesota. When he graduated he)
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    the rolling mills. the GI Bill and earned a Mechanical Engineering degree The company grew steadily, but in the late 1980s Ken from the University of Minnesota. When he graduated he sensed a looming market downturn in the perpetually cy- earned a “9 to 5” job with a larger company, but even so clical steel

  • MR Apr-16#86 program promotes hands-on Minnesota to the islands of Hawaii)
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    Native American reservations in an impressive increase of almost 50 per- Friday Night Social, Saturday’s in-pool theme. The program promotes hands-on Minnesota to the islands of Hawaii, all cent over last year, will have earned the competition events and the new elec- learning of engineering and scienti

  • MT Apr-16#20 American reservations in Minnesota to the islands merged)
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    from inner cities to remote rural areas of the country Obstacle Course consisting of ? ve, 18-inch diameter sub- to Native American reservations in Minnesota to the islands merged hoops oriented in different planes. Every year, the of Hawaii, all of whom have now been introduced to STEM second in-pool

  • MN Feb-16#54 . Tornga with the Minnesota waterjet systems manufacture)
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    Shipping employee, Bauer began his career Alaska business units to leverage rel- Season Closes evant company relationships. Tornga with the Minnesota waterjet systems manufacturer in 2005 after graduat- The Port of Duluth-Superior is wel- will relocate from Houston to An- chorage, and continue

  • MN Dec-15#53 perfor- the University of Minnesota. she has been a speaker)
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    . He graduated from AEU Kayla spent more than 10 years working in the insurance industry and cause of his reputation for high perfor- the University of Minnesota. she has been a speaker at several na- mance. Roca was selected for the award tional conferences on industry trends because of her remarkable team-build

  • MR Nov-15#129 of all that, University of Minnesota - Duluth BLUE HERON)
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    UM 96 am now equipped through this train- Skidaway Institute of Oceanography SAVANNAH UG 92 ing,” Netburn says. “On top of all that, University of Minnesota - Duluth BLUE HERON UMD 86 I collected ancillary specimens of deep University of Washington CLIFFORD A. BARNES NSF 66 sea ? shes for my research

  • MR Nov-15#58 out? t- ing everyday from Minnesota to Texas sion solutions)
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    is an additional has dozens of push boat vessels operat- customers a variety of different propul- reason for Z-drives. Nozzle out? t- ing everyday from Minnesota to Texas sion solutions adapted to the speci? c sit- ted Z-drive applications increase the and everywhere in between. In 2016 we uation. Viking

  • MT Oct-15#22 UG 92 University of Minnesota - Duluth BLUE HERON)
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    Marine Consortium PELICAN LUMCON 116 University of Miami F.G WALTON SMITH UM 96 Skidaway Institute of Oceanography SAVANNAH UG 92 University of Minnesota - Duluth BLUE HERON UMD 86 University of Washington CLIFFORD A. BARNES NSF 66 NOAA GLOBAL CLASS VESSEL (scheduled in cooperation with UNOLS)

  • MR May-15#72 of engineer- ervations in Minnesota to the islands of sium)
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    to Native American res- the opening ceremony in the gymna- SeaPerch Committee, registered partici- promotes hands-on learning of engineer- ervations in Minnesota to the islands of sium, with a number of speakers as well pants and spectators will be treated to the ing and scienti? c concepts, problem Hawaii

  • MN Mar-15#54 Harbors and Silver Bay, Minnesota, and Local Agencies)
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    in Puerto Rico Trade nesota, Superior, Wisconsin, Two Martin Energy Services LLC, State Crowley Maritime Corporation’s Harbors and Silver Bay, Minnesota, and Local Agencies and GCSG. The liner services group announced in Jan- and Marquette, Michigan, totaled cool-down process took approximate-

  • MR May-15-77#12 INSULATION MATERIALS Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co. Westingho)
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    Water Heaters (AC-DC) INSTRUMENTS, ELECTRICAL TESTING Ammeter, Voltmeters, Ohm Meters, Meggers, Volt-Ohm Meters INSULATION MATERIALS Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co. Westinghouse Electric Corp. LAMPS (LARGE AND MINIATURE) Westinghouse — Incandescent Fluorescent — Mercury — Photo LIFE

  • MR Sep-77#36 INSULATION MATERIALS Minnesota Mining & Mfg Co. Westinghou)
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    Water Heaters (AC DC) INSTRUMENTS, ELECTRICAL TESTING Ammeter. Voltmeters. Ohm Meters. Meggers. Volt Ohm Meters INSULATION MATERIALS Minnesota Mining & Mfg Co. Westinghouse Electric Corp. LAMPS (LARGE AND MINIATURE) Westinghouse — Incandescent Fluorescent — Mercury - Photo LIFE