February 1981
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February 1981
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HEADLINES
NEW COMMERCE SEC. ADVOCATES BILATERAL SHIPPING PACTS
FORMER LABOR SEC’Y MARSHALL TO TOIL FOR AFL-CIO UNIT
NAVY STONEWALLING USE OF PRIVATE SECTOR
WILMINGTON MEMBERS HOLD SERVICES FOR LOST POET CREW
DELTA QUEEN “LIFE” EXTENDED TO 1988
SIU CREWS CONFERENCE TO CONVENE IN APRIL
JOHN DWYER RETIRES AFTER 27 YEARS WITH SIU
SIU HOLDS FIRST AGENTS CONFAB OF 1981
AFL-CIO CHARGES CHICKEN KINGPIN FRANK PERDUE WITH FOWL PLAY
SIU-MEMBA, D-2 MAY REINSTITUTE JOINT ED PROGRAM
WINTER DUTY ON LAKES HARDLY BRR-ABLE
SUN NOT SHINKING ON AMERICA’S SHIPYARDS
$524M TENTATIVELY SET FOR FISCAL ’82 MARAD BUDGET
NAVY OVERLOOKING U.S. FLEET IN SHIP PROCUREMENT
PROPELLER CLUB PLANS T.V. ADS PROMOTING U.S. MARITIME
INOUYE INTRODUCES OCEAN SHIPPING ACT OF 1981
SIU STEWARDS TOUR NATIONS CAPITAL
BALDRIDGE: MARITIME NEEDS BILATERAL TREATIES
EAGLETON ASKS LABOR’S HELP TO REBUILD DEM PARTY
NEW HOUSE M.M. CHAIRMAN JONES VOWS ACTION TO HELP MARITIME
CONVEYOR COURSE OFFERS OPPORTUNITY TO MOVE AHEAD
SHLSS OFFERS BIOLOGY COURSE FOR COLLEGE-LEVEL CREDITS
MARINE ELECTRONICS COURSE OFFERED AT SHLSS TO MEET SEAFARERS’ NEEDS
DIESEL ENGINE COURSE TAKES IT APART AND PUTS IT BACK TOGETHER
AIMING FOR THE STARS: CELESTIAL NAVIGATION COURSE IS POPULAR WITH SEAFARERS
NEW JOBS ON WATERMAN’S EDWARD RUTLEDGE
AFL-CIO MARITIME TRADES DEPARTMENT SETS PROGRAM TO REVERSE MARITIME DECLINE
ILA BACK IN MTD FAMILY: GLEASON CALLS FOR UNITY
NEW HOUSE M.M. CHAIRMAN JONES ADDRESSES MTD
DENISON: WILL FIGHT BUDGET AX
BARKAN: LABOR STILL STRONG ON CAPITOL HILL
REP. ZEFERETTI SEEKS GOVT. ACTION ON MARITIME
JEAN INGRAO HOSPITALIZED, MISSES BOARD MEETING
KIRKLAND PLEDGES AFL-CIO CLOUT TO HELP M.M.
LABOR’S CRUCIAL JOB, “… ORGANIZE, ORGANIZE, ORGANIZE”
METAL TRADES BURNSKY VOWS SUPPORT OF U.S. MARITIME
MTD EXECUTIVE BOARD VOWS ACTION ON CRUCIAL MARITIME, WORKER ISSUES
AFL-CIO, MTD HONOR THE MEMORY OF PAUL HALL
MTD BOARD ACTS ON CRUCIAL ISSUES
U.S. FLAG MUST GET SHARE OF COAL EXPORTS
IRATE READERS TO LOG: BUTTON GWINNETT A LIBERTY SHIP, TOO!
40 YEARS AT SEA UNDER HIS BELT; TIME TO RETIRE
NEW COMMERCE SEC. ADVOCATES BILATERAL SHIPPING PACTS
FORMER LABOR SEC’Y MARSHALL TO TOIL FOR AFL-CIO UNIT
NAVY STONEWALLING USE OF PRIVATE SECTOR
WILMINGTON MEMBERS HOLD SERVICES FOR LOST POET CREW
DELTA QUEEN “LIFE” EXTENDED TO 1988
SIU CREWS CONFERENCE TO CONVENE IN APRIL
JOHN DWYER RETIRES AFTER 27 YEARS WITH SIU
SIU HOLDS FIRST AGENTS CONFAB OF 1981
AFL-CIO CHARGES CHICKEN KINGPIN FRANK PERDUE WITH FOWL PLAY
SIU-MEMBA, D-2 MAY REINSTITUTE JOINT ED PROGRAM
WINTER DUTY ON LAKES HARDLY BRR-ABLE
SUN NOT SHINKING ON AMERICA’S SHIPYARDS
$524M TENTATIVELY SET FOR FISCAL ’82 MARAD BUDGET
NAVY OVERLOOKING U.S. FLEET IN SHIP PROCUREMENT
PROPELLER CLUB PLANS T.V. ADS PROMOTING U.S. MARITIME
INOUYE INTRODUCES OCEAN SHIPPING ACT OF 1981
SIU STEWARDS TOUR NATIONS CAPITAL
BALDRIDGE: MARITIME NEEDS BILATERAL TREATIES
EAGLETON ASKS LABOR’S HELP TO REBUILD DEM PARTY
NEW HOUSE M.M. CHAIRMAN JONES VOWS ACTION TO HELP MARITIME
CONVEYOR COURSE OFFERS OPPORTUNITY TO MOVE AHEAD
SHLSS OFFERS BIOLOGY COURSE FOR COLLEGE-LEVEL CREDITS
MARINE ELECTRONICS COURSE OFFERED AT SHLSS TO MEET SEAFARERS’ NEEDS
DIESEL ENGINE COURSE TAKES IT APART AND PUTS IT BACK TOGETHER
AIMING FOR THE STARS: CELESTIAL NAVIGATION COURSE IS POPULAR WITH SEAFARERS
NEW JOBS ON WATERMAN’S EDWARD RUTLEDGE
AFL-CIO MARITIME TRADES DEPARTMENT SETS PROGRAM TO REVERSE MARITIME DECLINE
ILA BACK IN MTD FAMILY: GLEASON CALLS FOR UNITY
NEW HOUSE M.M. CHAIRMAN JONES ADDRESSES MTD
DENISON: WILL FIGHT BUDGET AX
BARKAN: LABOR STILL STRONG ON CAPITOL HILL
REP. ZEFERETTI SEEKS GOVT. ACTION ON MARITIME
JEAN INGRAO HOSPITALIZED, MISSES BOARD MEETING
KIRKLAND PLEDGES AFL-CIO CLOUT TO HELP M.M.
LABOR’S CRUCIAL JOB, “… ORGANIZE, ORGANIZE, ORGANIZE”
METAL TRADES BURNSKY VOWS SUPPORT OF U.S. MARITIME
MTD EXECUTIVE BOARD VOWS ACTION ON CRUCIAL MARITIME, WORKER ISSUES
AFL-CIO, MTD HONOR THE MEMORY OF PAUL HALL
MTD BOARD ACTS ON CRUCIAL ISSUES
U.S. FLAG MUST GET SHARE OF COAL EXPORTS
IRATE READERS TO LOG: BUTTON GWINNETT A LIBERTY SHIP, TOO!
40 YEARS AT SEA UNDER HIS BELT; TIME TO RETIRE
Creator
Seafarers Log
Source
Paul Hall Maritime Library Microfilm 1939-1993
Publisher
Seafarers International Union of North America
Date
2/1/1981
Format
Newsprint
Type
Text
Identifier
Vol. 43, No. 2
Collection
Other Media
Citation
Seafarers Log, “February 1981,” Seafarers Log Digital Archives, accessed April 26, 2024, http://seafarerslog.org/archives/items/show/1663.