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- ODECO's Hugh J. Kelly Elected Chairman Of NOIA At 16th Annual Meeting Maritime Reporter, Jun 1988 #7
Hugh J. Kelly, president and CEO of the Ocean Drilling and Exploration Co. (ODECO), New Orleans, La., was recently elected chairman of the National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA) for the 1988-89 term. The NOIA board of directors elected Mr. Kelly, along with its other officers, at the Association's 16th Annual Meeting held in Washington, D.C., April 10-12 at the Loews L'Enfant Plaza Hotel.

Mr. Kelly has been a NOIA director since 1983, and has served as NOIA's vice chairman since April 1987.

The board also elected Robert E.

Howson, president and COO of McDermott International Inc., New Orleans, La., to replace Mr. Kelly as vice chairman. Other officers reelected for the 1988-89 term by the board were: president: Charles D.

Matthews; vice president: Robert B. Stewart; treasurer. Matthew Simmons, president, Simmons and Co., Houston, Texas; secretary: Robert Burke, Environmental Services, Inc., Houston, Texas; and assistant treasurer: Ardon Judd, staff vice president, Dresser Industries, Washington, D.C.

New members elected to the board were: Gordon M. Anderson, executive vice president and CO0, Santa Fe International, Alhambra, Calif.; John B. Griffiths, president, Hydril Company, Houston, Texas; Dale P. Jones, Executive vice president, Halliburton Company, Dallas, Texas; K. Terry Koonce, senior vice president, Exxon Company USA, Houston, Texas; Jack E. Little, executive vice president for E & P, Shell Oil Company, Houston, Texas; Frank A.

March, president and CEO, Seaward International, Clearbrook, Va.; J. Landis Martin, president and CEO, NL Industries, Houston, Texas; John J. Murphy, chairman, president and CEO, Dresser Industries, Houston, Texas; William C.

O'Malley, executive vice president, Sonat Inc., Birmingham, Ala.; C.R.

(Bob) Palmer, chairman and CEO, Rowan Companies, Houston, Texas; George Parker, president, Teledyne Exploration, Houston, Texas; Ray R. Seegmiller, president and CEO, Marathon Manufacturing, Houston, Texas; Matthew R. Simmons, president, Simmons and Company, Houston, Texas; Ian Strecker, executive vice president, Schlumberger Limited, Sugarland, Texas; and Kenneth W. Waldorf, chairman and CEO, Zapata Gulf Marine Corp., Houston, Texas.
- Texas Boats Combat Drug Cartels on the Rio Grande Marine News, Feb 2014 #38
Texas Marine Unit Uses Yellowfin-built Shallow Water Vessels for Border Patrol missions. Menaced by Mexican drug cartels, the Texas Department of Public Safety operates a fleet of six shallow-water vessels it commissioned in late 2011 and 2012 to patrol its borders. The agency purchased the boats from
- Bulk Carrier 'Pride Of Texas' Delivered By Levingston Shipbuilding Maritime Reporter, Jul 1981 #38
The bulk carrier Pride of Texas (shown above), first of a new class of U.S.-flag merchant ships, was delivered recently by Levingston Shipbuilding Company of Orange, Texas, to her owners, Asco-Falcon Shipping Company of Houston. The new ship, about 612 feet long with a beam of 93 feet and depth of
- New Waste Oil Dehydrator Operating On Houston Channel Maritime Reporter, Jan 15, 1977 #40
operations after its recent installation on the Houston Ship Channel. The new, multi-effect dehydrator will be operated by Oil Processors of Texas under a franchised lease agreement covering virtually all of the Gulf Coast. F.T. Levens, president of The Levens Corporation, the exclusive operator of
- Levingston Reorganized— Barrios, Covington And Wise To Head Three Units Maritime Reporter, Jun 15, 1981 #22
Company officials have announced that a new corporate organization, Levingston Industries, Inc., has been formed and will be headquartered in Orange, Texas. The formation of three wholly owned subsidiaries of Levingston Industries was also announced. They are: Levingston Shipbuilding Company, h e
- Laborde And Wardwell Elected To Lead NOIA Maritime Reporter, Apr 15, 1980 #42
Wardwell, NOIA's new vice chairman. He is chairman, president, and CEO of the world's largest diving company, Oceaneering International Inc., Houston, Texas. He has served as a member of the NOIA board of directors for five years and as NOIA treasurer for the past two years. Prior to joining Oceaneering in
- Lamb Appointed To Oil Spill Oversight Council Maritime Reporter, Apr 1992 #103
Mark Lamb was appointed to the oil spill oversight counsel at the recent Texas Waterway Operators Association (TWOA) meeting. Mr. Lamb is currently the president of TWOA as well as vice president of Barge Transport Company Inc.. His term with TWOA will expire soon, and at that time a new president
- Marine/Offshore Rules And Regulations Topics Of Seminar Maritime Reporter, Aug 1977 #31
societies and Federal agencies will review current and proposed rules and regulations related to marine/offshore operations at a seminar in Houston, Texas, September 15-16, 1977. The two-day seminar is sponsored by the Center for Marine Resources at Texas A&M University and the West Gulf Section of The
- American Commercial Lines, Inc. Elects Lola Grebe VP Maritime Reporter, Jan 1978 #19
The election of Lola Grebe as a vice president of American Commercial Lines, Inc., Houston, Texas, was announced by E.D. Butcher, company president. Miss Grebe, with more than 30 years of experience in the treasury and accounting functions of American Commercial Lines, will now have overall responsib
- Nimmo Named President Baker Marine Engineers Maritime Reporter, Mar 1978 #34
Larry Baker Sr., president of Baker Marine Corporation, Houston, Texas, has announced that Texas USA Engineers, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Baker Marine Corporation, has been renamed Baker Marine Engineers, Inc. Baker Marine Engineers, Inc. provides engineering services to the petroleum-relat
- Bulk Carrier 'Star Of Texas7 Launched At Levingston Yard Maritime Reporter, Jul 15, 1981 #59
The second of three U.S.-flag dry bulk vessels being constructed at Levingston Shipbuilding Company was christened and launched recently at the Orange, Texas, shipyard. The 612-foot ship (shown above) hit the water after being christened Star of Texas by Mrs. Thelma Paden and Mrs. Marilyn Voss, co-sponsors
- AIMS Endorses New Marine Firefighting Training Program Maritime Reporter, Apr 1984 #70
A new training series featuring firefighting techniques taught by Texas A&M University's Marine Firefighting Training School is now available from Gulf Publishing Company Video. The series, Marine Firefighting, has earned the endorsement of the American Institute of Merchant Shipping (AIMS). "The

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damages caused by coastal DURING INTEGRATION with an Ike Dike concept design being ? ooding, there does appear to be in- COST-EFFECTIVE advanced by Texas A&M University. creasing interest in and demand for NAVIGATION CORE Similar concepts for a hurricane surge storm surge barriers. The possibility
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as an ensign. It was humbling and it was scary in side of marine. do this,” it just sets my mind in motion that I’m going some respects, but it got me to Texas where I met my I was fortunate on my ? rst (USCG) ship that the cap- ? nd a way. wife, who was working for a marine company. tain believed in mentoring
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Anti-Indemnity tion either by (a) de? ning a package and not read the contract, and there would be reviewing the same can and often does Act and the Texas Anti-Indemnity Act, the package value in the bill of lading far bigger problems with the set up and lead to a much larger cost on the back especially
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I INSIGHTS: LEGAL BEAT F. Daniel Knight F. Daniel Knight is a Shareholder at Chamberlain Hrdlicka in Houston, Texas, practicing Admiralty, Maritime, and Energy law, as well as commercial and civil litigation. Follow him on Twitter @MaritimeProctor Maritime Contracts 5 Common Mistakes ften clients or
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Stoichevski is MR’s correspondent in Norway. Member Knight F. Daniel Knight is a Shareholder at Chamberlain Hrdlicka in van Hemmen Houston, Texas, practicing Admiralty, Maritime, and Energy law, Rik van Hemmen is the President of Martin & Ottaway, a marine as well as commercial and civil litigation
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Construction Oversight for TxDOT Ferry In 2017, The Shearer Group, Inc. (TSGI) was award- ed a ? ve-year Inde? nite Deliverable contract with the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT). TSGI was tasked to provide the detail design of a double-ended diesel-electric ferry with energy storage, providing
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, TOTE ordered the three gas tanks on board, it is the frst cruise ship in the world that barge Clean Jacksonville from Conrad Orange Shipyard in Texas, can be powered at port and at sea with liquefed natural gas. with gas trials undertaken in Port Fourchon, LA. The vessel, with Earlier this year
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using gas that would have otherwise been fared. Ea- through a Mobile Transfer Unit with ongoing simultaneous op- gle LNG Partners is based in Houston, Texas. erations, including gantry crane operation and container move- For its part, Eagle LNG Partners is involved in several different ment forward, and
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from a total sales support perspec- Category: Shoreside Operations eligible to apply under the Veterans Employment Op- tive. Job Location: Pasadena, Texas, United States portunities Act (VEOA). Active Duty Service Members Must possess strong interpersonal skills and have the Contact (ADSMs) must submit
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HISTORY DESIGN EVOLUTION An Innovative Double-Ended Ferry Design for Texas. Credit: Bristol Harbor Group Inc. Credit: Bristol Harbor Group, Inc. to Create” and Marine Engineers (SNAME) conference in 1993, land, as its headquarters, as the original plan was to be- because no one was really building these
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it opened an of? ce kick-start, direction and they were entre- “technology management MBA” – be- and I knew by the end of grammar school in Houston, Texas, a move that Faber preneurs,” said Faber in assessing how fore entering the workforce full-time that I wanted to be a naval architect. In sees
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that has helped provide edu- cated their corporate headquarters to cational opportunities to 362 children trator Mark. H. Buzby. “They are a Galveston, Texas. The new location, at of employees across the HII enterprise. key component to national security and our economic viability as a whole; 320 77th
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COLUMN AUTONOMOUS CYBER RISK “In 2013, a team of researchers from the University of Texas demonstrated that by using a $3,000 GPS spoofer, a small antenna and a laptop, an $80 million private yacht could be steered off course. The ship turned, but the chart display and the crew saw only a straight
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remote control tion systems for marine vessels. Johnson earned a marine products on the market and have grown to a team of 35 engineering degree from Texas A&M University before with of? ces in Boston, MA and Hamburg, Germany. I now starting a career focused on complex projects in offshore oil hear
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MBA Technology in Finland. He is experi- sional engineer in Washington and from Case Western Reserve University. enced in Marine Engineering and Na- Texas, and he received a BS in Naval val Architecture. Architecture and Marine Engineering Sherwin-Williams’ Schultz from the University of New Orleans
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VESSELS Next Generation of Z-Tech Tugs Arrive dered by Bay Houston Towing Company through its op- erator G & H Towing Company in Galveston, Texas. The Z-Tech 30-80 tug Mark E. Kuebler evolved from the pre- vious design for the same owner. A main feature of this lat- est Z-Tech incorporates Robert Allan Ltd.
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planning phase. North American shale producers siphon more natural gas Fully 68% of the total is foreign direct investment or from vast reserves in West Texas and elsewhere. includes a foreign partner. Project types include new The U.S. is now expected to add 27.9 million ton of facilities and capacity
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Southwest Electronic Energy Corp., an Ultralife Company Houston, Texas, Michael D. Popielec, CEO No. of Employees : 70, www.swe.com SWE SWE has pioneered underwater lith- battery system to meet the intense power lifetime. ium-ion battery solutions that power needs of a customer’s next-generation
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MTR 100 InterMoor Houston, Texas, President/CEO: Mark Jones, CEO No. of Employees: 300 www.intermoor.com InterMoor In the past 12 months, InterMoor was chosen by operators form of chain pocket, wire roller and detachable and locking and large contractors to secure some of the largest ? oating mechanisms
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ing, Mr. Mayger also holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) risk. Defense companies are high on risk because of nation- from the University of Texas. His Information Security background in- state spying. Utilities supporting critical infrastructure have cludes designations as Certi? ed Information
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weidner@blueworldpartners.com +1 603 556 7479 a Master of Business Administration (MBA) the maritime spectrum. The company can be from the University of Texas. His Information found online at www.conconnect.com Copyright © 2019 New Wave Media. 24739308 Maritime Logistics Professional (ISSN ) is published