Maritime Reporter, February 1980

<BODY> <div> Title XI Sought To Build Two Tankers Costing $58 Million Each Two subsidiaries of Ogden Cor- poration, 277 Park Avenue, New York N.Y. 10017, have each ap- plied for a Title XI guarantee to aid in financing the construction of a chemical tanker. The pro- posed shipbuilder of the two ves- sels is Avondale Shipyards, Inc., New Orleans, La. The subsidiaries, Ogden Sham- rock Transport, Inc., and Ogden Shannon Transport, Inc., are both located at 280 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. Deliveries of their vessels are scheduled for March 30 and June 30, 1981, respectively. Each of the tankers will have a capacity of 50,624 deadweight tons, and will be powered by a 14,100-horsepower diesel engine. The vessels will be employed in the domestic coastwise trade. The estimated actual cost of each of the tankers is $58,376,000. If approved, the Title XI guaran- tee will cover 87y2 percent of that amount. Thompsen Appointed VP At Jackson Engineering N. Seregos, president of Jack- son Engineering & Drydock Co., Inc. (formerly Brewer Drydock Co.), Staten Island, N.Y., recently announced the appointment of James A. Thompsen as vice pres- ident-Marketing and Sales. James A. Thompsen Mr. Thompsen will be respon- sible for all marketing functions, including sales, advertising, and public relations. Mr. Thompsen is a graduate of the Merchant Ma- rine Academy, and served 10 years on various deepsea and in- land vessels. He is a member of The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, United States Naval Institute, and The Propeller Club of the United States. He has served in various management positions for com- panies such as Amerace Corp., Cabot Corp., and Standard Oil of California. Mr. Thompsen has authored various technical papers and mag- azine articles on marine and in- dustrial applications of plastics. He worked with the U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships on the Develop- ment of the A.B.C. Washdown System for naval vessels, as well as plastic piping systems for nu- clear submarine application. With the Maritime Administration he was involved with the develop- ment of plastic piping systems for merchant ship applications, as well as reinforced fiberglass structural components. Prior to joining Jackson Engi- neering, he was president of Thompsen Marine Supply Co., Inc., a company which he orga- nized in 1971, and of which is a member of the board. Seatrain Lines Names Howard Pack Chairman Seatrain Lines, New York, N.Y., recently elected Howard M. Pack as board chairman, succeeding the late Joseph Kahn. Mr. Pack will continue as chair- man of this diversified steamship company's executive committee. Seatrain does not designate a chief executive officer because it has an executive committee. Mr. Pack's former title was vice chair- man and this title will be dropped. Mr. Pack has been with Sea- train since 1965, when a company owned mainly by him and Mr. Kahn purchased control of Sea- train. Leonard Kahn, a private in- vestor and brother of the late Joseph Kahn, and James T. Owens, a lawyer, were elected new direc- tors of Seatrain. BULLETIN: ALL U.S. FLAG VESSEL OWNERS... M As of June 30, 1980 most vessels 1| engaged in ocean, coastwise, or v, m- Great Lakes voyages are required by the U.S. Coast Guard to have ALL life preservers equipped with * an approved emergency light source. BULLETIN: 1 ALL U.S. FLAG VESSEL OWNERS... American Cyanamid Company has the easy, effective solution! New, safe liquid lightsticks APPROVED by the U.S. Coast Guard (161.012/2/0) for use on existing and new personnel flotation devices (PFD's). I® PML PERSONNEL MARKER LIGHT ^ssi • 3R •: EASY TO ATTACH • EASY TO ACTIVATE • SAFE EFFECTIVE LIGHT FOR 8 FULL HOURS • DEPENDABLE • CONVENIENT • WINDPROOF • WATERPROOF • NONTOXIC • VISIBLE FOR ONE NAUTICAL MILE ON CLEAR NIGHTS The yellow-green light produced by PML is the result of a unique reaction called chemiluminescence, produced when PML is activated with a squeeze of the hand and the two chemicals mix together. For more information on the CYALUME* PML™ Personnel Marker Light, phone now or write American Cyanamid Company. CYJXNAMiD American Cyanamid Company Chemical Light Department Wayne, New Jersey 07470 Ph: (201) 356-2000 Ext. 2153 February 15, 1980 11 </div> <span id="lblContents"></span> <br /> <br /> <a href="http://www.digitalwavepublishing.com/" title="Digital Magazine">Digital Wave Publishing</a> </BODY>