December 1983

December 1983

HEADLINES
THE AMERICAN EAGLE: WAR ON TWO FRONTS
IT’S BEEN A BUSY YEAR IN WASHINGTON FOR SIU
WE FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT TO PROMOTE JOB SECURITY FOR AMERICAN SEAFARERS
SIU WINS FIGHT ON CARGO FOR U.S.-FLAG SHIPS
WATERMAN TO KEEP SAILING DURING CRUNCH
CLEMENT ZABLOCKI IS DEAD
FLEET SHRINKS—SOVIETS HOLD GIANT LEAD
CORRECTION
SAFETY BOARD RULES ON GOLDEN DOLPHIN BLAST
SIU PRESSES $21M SUIT AGAINST DIXIE CARRIERS
UNION BOATMENT STAND TOUGH; DIXIE USES SCABS ON BOATS
ON THE BIG OCEAN TUG CAPT. W. D. HADEN
CONGRESSMAN BOB CARR
CONGRESSMAN SAM GEJDENSON
AT SEA ABOARD THE OVERSEAS JUNEAU
THE NEW SHLSS TRAINING AND RECREATION CENTER OPENS ITS DOORS
AWARD RECEIVED BY SHLSS VICE PRESIDENT FRANK MONGELLI
SIMULATOR BID AWARDED TO SHIP ANALYTICS
THE TRANSPORTATION INSTITUTE
WORKING FOR A STRONG AMERICAN MARITIME CAPABILITY
MAJOR AREAS OF ACTIVITY
INSTITUTE GOALS
WHY WASHINGTON IS VITAL TO OUR INDUSTRY
INTERESTS WORKING AGAINST U.S. MARITIME OBJECTIVES
SHIPPING PROBLEMS DEMAND EFFORT AND COOPERATION
RETIRED SEAFARER IS ‘DEMOCRAT OF THE YEAR’
THERE’S A HEALTH CRISIS IN THE MARITIME INDUSTRY
THE RACE IS ON
THE RECORD
PRESIDENT REAGAN’S TRIP
THE WORDS
WALTER RICE MAY SAIL TO ISRAEL
CCT PLANS N.O.-ECUADOR, PERU RUN
SUGAR ISLANDER OFF TO MOZAMBIQUE
MARAD SAYS U.S. FOREIGN-FLAG “CONTROLLED” FLEET DROPS
WILLIAMSBURGH GETS MARAD OK FOR ALASKA TRADE
U.S. MERCHANT MARINE 11TH IN WORLD SHIPPING
CG ADMIRAL CITES ITB MOKU PAHU FOR RESCUE
NMC ELECTS SEA-LAND HEAD JOHNS AS CHAIRMAN
SHIPBUILDERS ‘ED’ HOOD GETS ADM. LAND MEDAL
JOB CALL IN THE BROOKLYN HALL
TROY BECOMES NEW PENSIONER
SHORT STAY FOR LONG LINES
“A CARELESS WORD… A NEEDLESS SINKING”
CAN THE U.S. AFFORD TO PAY THE PRICE?
SIU TRAINING/RECREATION CENTER OPENS JAN. 3

Seafarers Log

Paul Hall Maritime Library Microfilm 1939-1993

Seafarers International Union of North America

12/01/1983

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Vol. 45, No. 12