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Bruce Weinstein Appointed Coordinator At Butterworth Systems Bruce Weinstein Bruce Weinstein has been named coordinator, Oil/Water Separation Systems of Butter- worth Systems Inc. Butterworth Systems is an international com- pany which manufactures equip- ment for oil/water separation, tank cleaning, underwater hull cleaning and high pressure water jetting. In his new position, Mr. Wein- stein will work with existing and potential Butterworth Systems customers in the selection of qual- ity, low-maintenance, manual and fully automatic oil/water sepa- rators designed to conform to the new IMCO regulations and pro- posed USCG requirements. Previously, Mr. Weinstein had been with Exxon Enterprises, Electric Power Conversion Sys- tem, where he worked in inter- national marketing. Mr. Weinstein received a B.A. degree in American studies from Yale University, and is currently completing an MBA program at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Butterworth Systems Inc. is lo- cated at 224 Park Avenue South, Box 352, Florham Park, N.J. 07932. John K. Stuart Joins Oglebay Norton Co. John K. Stuart has been ap- pointed assistant fleet engineer at Oglebay Norton Company, whose Columbia Transportation Division operates 18 vessels on the Great Lakes. Formerly vice president-engi- neering at the Great Lakes Tow- ing Company, Mr. Stuart had been associated with that firm since 1955. He holds a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree from the U.S. Mer- chant Marine Academy at Kings Point, N.Y., and in 1954 earned a Bachelor of Science degree in naval architecture and marine en- gineering from the University of Michigan. In three years' service with the United States Navy, he rose to the rank of lieutenant as gunnery officer aboard a destroy- er. He is a member of The Soci- ety of Naval Architects and Ma- rine Engineers, The Propeller Club, and The Society of Naval Engineers. March 15, 1980 13 API Announces 1980 Tanker Conference Set For May 11-14 Adm. John B. Hayes, Comman- dant of the U.S. Coast Guard, will be the keynote speaker at the American Petroleum Institute's 1980 tanker conference, May 11- 14, at the Hotel del Coronado, Coronado, Calif. The conference, which has the theme "Tankers — Energy Life- lines for a New Decade," will deal with all aspects of tanker oper- ations, including crew training; tanker maintenance and inspec- tion; LPG tankers; design of steering gear control systems; and the future of the tanker in- dustry. The various topics will be ad- dressed by either panel discus- sions or individual authors from U.S. and overseas companies. Admiral Hayes will be the luncheon speaker on Monday, May 12. John E. Swearingen, chairman of the board, Standard Oil Co. (Indiana), is scheduled to speak at the conference banquet Tuesday evening May 13. Conference registration infor- mation is available from the Department of Transportation American Petroleum Institute, 2101 "L" Street, N.W., Washing- ton, D.C. 20037. • ....... { •ow ,vjj|gW!; 1 g§ Jmk g/ 1 Warn BmHMMMMmmmmh Reliability. ULCC's, coastal freighters and off- shore workboats all have one thing in common: the hazards are the same. Epsco radar lets you see those hazards more clearly even under the most adverse conditions. And Epsco has one of the broadest lines to fit your needs perfectly. You may choose from 5,10, or 25 KW models with ranges of 32 to 100 nauti- cal miles to get you through today's high traffic confluence zones. Systems that give you large display, better image and sharper targets right down to !4 mile range in pedestal or table-top units designed for bridge efficiency. Epsco's full line of radars also includes systems to meet the new requirements for compulsory back-up on vessels of 10,000 gross tons and over. Superior features like Clean- Screen™ interference rejection let you adjust Epsco's systems to eliminate sea and rain clutter and spurious radar returns without losing small targets. That's performance-designed into Epsco marine electronics equipment. Performance, durability, reliability and world-wide service have made Epsco successful in their more than 25 years' experience in the design and manufacture of military and marine electronics, backed by a network of specialists, service centers and quali- fied dealers. Talk to one soon, or write Epsco Marine, 411 Providence Hwy., Westwood, MA 02090. (617) 329-1500. Westwood, MA Seattle, WA New Orleans, LA Halifax, N.S.
