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Islands registry the containerships Sea-Land Pride (ex-Galveston Bay), Sea-Land Value, Sea-Land Moti- vator (ex-Raleigh Bay), Sea-Land Freedom and Sea-Land Mariner. The 47,667-gtPride, Value and Mo- tivator were built in Korea in 1985 and 1984, respectively; the 32,629- gt Freedom and Mariner were built in 1980 in Japan. • The Western Co., of North America, Houston, has requested permission to sell the 6,344-gt drill- ing rigAlaskan Star to Star Interna- tional Drilling Ltd., Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. The rig was built in 1976 in Hiroshima, Japan. If approved, the rig would be trans- ferred to Panamanian registry. Falcon Rig Sale Approved Falcon Rig (Liberia), Ltd., has been given approval to sell the drill- ing unit Loosbrock Star (ex-Marlin No. 14) to Falcon Offshore, Inc., Broussard, La., without change in Liberian registry. SeaRiver Applies For Operation & ODS Of Ex-Equity Tanker SeaRiver Maritime, Inc., has asked MarAd to approve the trans- fer to it of an operating-differential For more than half a century, the green SAILOR communication systems have been the guarantee of reliable, efficient and safe communication at sea. Today, the SAILOR product range includes a full line of communication equipment and systems, including the internationally recognized SAILOR GMDSS solutions and the latest developments within satellite communication. SAILOR is supported world wide by a highly qualified service network. SAILOR SAILOR. FOR GLOBAL COMMUNICATION S. P. RADIO A/S • PORSVEJ 2 • DK-9200 AALBORG SV • DENMARK PHONE INT. +45 9818 09 99 • TELEX 69789 SPRAD DK • TELEFAX INT. +45 9818 6717 MEMBER OF THE GROUP Circle 282 on Reader Service Card subsidy (ODS) agreement from the bankruptcy estate of Equity Carri- ers, Inc., along with approval to operate the 211,000-dwt tanker S/R Mediterranean under that contract. SeaRiver said its purchase agree- ment with response to Contract MA/ MSB-439 from the bankruptcy es- tate is subject to: • MarAd approval of the transfer of Contract MA/MSB-439, • MarAd's obtaining approval of funding for at least one of the three operating subsidies comprising Con- tract MA/MSB-439 for the balance of the period of Contract MA/MSB- 439, which expires on May 23,2001, and • MarAd and SeaRiver's agreement to necessary amendments to Con- tract MA/MSB-439. SeaRiver states that it is a wholly owned affiliate of Exxon Corpora- tion (Exxon) and has operated the S/ R Mediterranean in the foreign trade since September 1990. SeaRiver also said it also oper- ates vessels in the domestic trade and foreign-flag tankers in world- wide trading. In addition to the other approvals requested, written permission un- der section 805(a) and waiver of the provisions of section 804(a) of the Merchant Marine Act, 1936, as amended, would be required. Sea Trader Applies To MarAd For Barge Sale Sea Trader Tank Barges Inc., Hoboken, N.J., has requested per- mission to sell the 1,282-gtSeatrade Bay Breeze and the 1,312-gtSeatrade Islander. The proposed purchaser is Barge Management, Inc., Baldwin, NY. If approved, the barges would operate in the local bunkering trade. MarAd permis- sion is required under section 9 of the Shipping Act, 1916, as amended. MarAd Clarifies Port Control- ler Standby Service Pacts MarAd published a proposed rule in the Federal Register clarifying events that allow the activation of the Federal Port Controller (FPC) Service Agreements. The FPC's regulations (46 CFR Part 346) would be amended to state that standby service agreements between the U.S., acting through MarAd, and port authorities or private corpora- tions may, at the direction of MarAd, become operational upon deploy- ment of the Armed Forces of the U.S., or other requirements of the nation's defense. They would make the timing of the FPC activation consistent with that in MarAd's regulations governing priority use and allocation of shipping services, containers and chassis and port fa- cilities. A notice of proposed rulemaking has been assigned Docket R-155. Comments on the proposed rule must be received in writing by the 5:00 pm January 17, 1995, by the Secretary, MarAd, Room 7210, 400 7th St. SW, Wash- ington, DC 20590. For additional information, contact John Pisani, Office of Ports and Domestic Ship- ping, tel.: (202) 366-4357 December, 1994 42A
