March 1983

March 1983

HEADLINES
AMERICAN-FLAG SHIPS WILL CARRY FLOUR TO EGYPT
ALASKAN OIL FIGHT GAINS NEW SUPPORT
MTD FORGES MARITIME PROGRAM
CARIBBEAN PLAN WARRANTS CAUTION
CDS PAYBACKS SLAMMED BY UNION AND IDUSTRY
SENATE APPROVES ANTITRUST IMMUNITY BILL FOR SHIPPERS
YOUR JOBS ARE ON THE LINE: WRITE YOUR CONGREESSMAN- NOW!
CONGRESS SCHEDULES HEARINGS IN APRIL ON BOGGS CARGO BILL
NEW YORK PORT COUNCIL SUPPORTS SIU PROGRAMS
PAUL DROZAK: IN MEMORIAM
CONGRESSMAN DON BONKER
CONGRESSMAN GENE SNYDER
MARINE ELECTRIC IS LOST AT SEA; 31 NMU SAILORS DEAD, ONLY 3 ARE SAVED
LINDY BOGGS
FRANK DROZAK
MARITIME DECLINES JOBS
STRATEGIC MATERIALS
PASSENGER VESSEL INDUSTRY
DANIEL INOUYE
STRATEGIC PETROLEUM RESERVE
SOME SECTIONS OF NEW CODE DRAW DROZAK’S FIRE:
DIXIE CARRIERS CHIEF BLASTS RR BID
CROWLEY LAUNCHES ‘HEAVIEST BARGE’
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA SIU INLAND MEMBERS AT WORK
OGDEN CHAMPION SETS NEW LOADING RECORD
TO REAGAN: KEEP JOBS IN AMERICA
MTD FORGES A BROAD MARITIME PROGRAM
AFL-CIO MARITIME TRADES SETS PLANS TO REBUILD AMERICA’S MERCHANT MARINE
SHLSS OPENS COLLEGE DOORS FOR ALL SIU MEMBERS
NAVIGATING TO THE JOB WITH A SILVER LINING
GEARING UP FOR NEW JOBS AND AVANCEMENT
INDUSTRY PROVIDES 240,000 JOBS TO WEST COAST REGION
STONEWALL JACKSON COMES HOME AFTER 80 DAYS TO MIDEAST
SIU PACIFIC DISTRICT PMA PENSION PLAN
A LOOK AT THE 70’S: THE MERCHANT MARINE ACT, A PROMISE NO FULFILLED
A HISTORY OF THE SIU PART XXV
GREAT LAKES BULKERS BEGIN FITOUT TO OPEN 1983 SEASON
SENATE ASSESSES TAKX PROGRAM; THOUSANDS OF U.S. JOBS AT STAKE
GRAIN DEAL IS A WIN BUT… IT IS TIME TO STOP FEDERAL ABUSE OF CARGO LAWS
STUYVESANT DOCKS IN LONG BEACH

Seafarers Log

Paul Hall Maritime Library Microfilm 1939-1993

Seafarers International Union of North America

03/01/1983

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