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Bethlehem Steel Corp. Elects Anthony St. John The election of Anthony P. St. John to assistant vice president, Industrial Relations Department, was announced by George A. Moore Jr., vice president, Bethle- hem Steel Corporation, in charge of industrial relations. Mr. St. John, advancing from manager of labor relations in the Industrial Relations Department, is succeeding Mr. Moore, whose election to vice president has been announced. As assistant vice president, Mr. St. John will have responsibilities in the areas of labor relations, employee benefit programs, acci- dent prevention and workmen's compensation benefits. Benjamin C. Boylston, also an assistant vice president on Mr. Moore's staff, has responsibility for personnel, environmental quality control, medical services and management development and manpower plan- ning. A native of Washington, D.C., Mr. St. John was graduated from the University of Virginia with a Bachelor of Laws degree in 1960. Prior to joining Bethlehem as an arbitration attorney in 1965, he was employed as a trial lawyer for the National Labor Relations Board in Baltimore, Md. Subsequent to his initial assign- ment as an arbitration attorney with Bethlehem, he has held the positions of senior labor attorney and assistant to the manager of labor relations. He was promoted to manager of labor relations on January 1, 1973. Since 1973, he has chaired company-level nego- tiations with the United Steel- workers of America (USW) in both 1974 and 1977, and with the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America in 1975 and 1978. In addition, he has been responsible for day- to-day administration of 40 col- lective bargaining agreements covering approximately 75,000 employees. Anthony P. St. John Mr. St. John has been admitted to the practice of law before the Maryland Court of Appeals, the Supreme Bench of Baltimore, and the Federal District Court for the State of Maryland. Mr. St. John is a member of the American Iron and Steel Institute and Lehigh Country Club, Allen- town, Pa. USCG Contract For Oil Spill Pumps To Offshore Devices, Inc. The U.S. Coast Guard Depart- ment of Ocean Engineering has awarded Offshore Devices, Inc., Peabody, Mass., a contract to build lightweight double-acting diaphragm pumps specifically for use with oil containment barriers to pick up spilled oil on the high seas. The pumps are compact, self-priming, and hydraulically driven. They yield minimum emulsification of oil-water mix- tures due to low surface speeds. The pumps are non-clogging and will pass solid objects up to 3 inches in diameter. These pumps are able to pump up to 350 gpm when used singly, and three are used together to pump up to 900 gpm. Although the pumps are designed for oil- spill collection, other uses are for pumping slurries or trash or for dewatering operations. A single pump can also be used with a lightweight separator on a vessel to provide an economical oil pick- up unit. For further information, write to Ms. Eleanor Swett, Offshore Devices, Inc., Summit Industrial Park, Building 43, Peabody, Mass. 01960. If it needs a ventilating fan built to navy or maritime specs, it needs a Joy fan. For more information on Joy's complete line of fans contact Joy Manufacturing Company, Air Moving Products, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663. Offices and plants throughout the world NEW PHILADELPHIA DIVISION Joy fans are competitively priced and Joy's delivery record is one of the best in the industry. Joy is one of the few manufacturers that meets Mil-F-18953 and Maritime Administration Specs S38-1-101, S38- 1-102 and S38-1-103. Joy has built custom designed fans that have met the lowest airborne and structureborne criteria re- quired by the U.S. Navy. Whether you need a stand- ard or custom designed fan for navy or maritime applications, try Joy. For years Joy has been the leading supplier of axial, centrifugal and propeller fans for shipboard venti- lation. Joy has pioneered most major innovations in shipboard ventilation fan design. And has consist- ently produced top-performing, quality-built fans. 10 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
