July 1973
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July 1973
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Headlines:
MAGNUSON, BEALL INTRODUCE OIL IMPORT BILL IN SENATE
ADMINISTRATION MOVES ON ENERGY CRISIS
TT BROOKLYN-LARGEST MERCHANT SHIP EVER BUILT IN U.S.
AFL-CIO URGES IMMEDIATE START ON ALASKA PIPELINE
AT 74, STILL THE MOST AGGRESSIVE MAN
FRAM - A SHIP BUILT TO DEFY NATURE
UPGRADER, 19, IS A GRADUATE OF FIRST TANKERMAN CLASS
WHY A SHIP IS FEMALE
FIRST WORKED FISHING TRAWLER; LAST SAILED ON CONTAINERSHIPS
NOTRE DAME VICTORY - SHIP OF THE FUTURE, HERE TODAY
SEAFARER KENDRICK PROVIDES SPLASH OF SHIPBOARD COLOR
REP. BLATNIK VOWS TO FIGHT INLAND WATERWAYS TOLLS
IBU TRAINING FOR AMERICA'S INLAND WATERS
A NEW MARITIME MUSEUM AT SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
FIRST STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION
INLAND WATERS MUST BE FREE
SIU'S BOSUNS' RECERTIFICATION PROGRAM
TRANSOREGON - A ROUND TRIP EVERY 10 DAYS
THE ELUSIVE SEA MONSTERS - DO THEY REALLY EXIST?
MAGNUSON, BEALL INTRODUCE OIL IMPORT BILL IN SENATE
ADMINISTRATION MOVES ON ENERGY CRISIS
TT BROOKLYN-LARGEST MERCHANT SHIP EVER BUILT IN U.S.
AFL-CIO URGES IMMEDIATE START ON ALASKA PIPELINE
AT 74, STILL THE MOST AGGRESSIVE MAN
FRAM - A SHIP BUILT TO DEFY NATURE
UPGRADER, 19, IS A GRADUATE OF FIRST TANKERMAN CLASS
WHY A SHIP IS FEMALE
FIRST WORKED FISHING TRAWLER; LAST SAILED ON CONTAINERSHIPS
NOTRE DAME VICTORY - SHIP OF THE FUTURE, HERE TODAY
SEAFARER KENDRICK PROVIDES SPLASH OF SHIPBOARD COLOR
REP. BLATNIK VOWS TO FIGHT INLAND WATERWAYS TOLLS
IBU TRAINING FOR AMERICA'S INLAND WATERS
A NEW MARITIME MUSEUM AT SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
FIRST STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION
INLAND WATERS MUST BE FREE
SIU'S BOSUNS' RECERTIFICATION PROGRAM
TRANSOREGON - A ROUND TRIP EVERY 10 DAYS
THE ELUSIVE SEA MONSTERS - DO THEY REALLY EXIST?
Creator
Seafarers Log
Source
Paul Hall Maritime Library Microfilm 1939-1993
Publisher
Seafarers International Union of North America
Date
7/1/1973
Format
Newsprint
Type
Text
Identifier
Vol. XXXV, No. 7
Collection
Other Media
Citation
Seafarers Log, “July 1973,” Seafarers Log Digital Archives, accessed April 27, 2024, http://seafarerslog.org/archives/items/show/1571.