March 1986

March 1986

HEADLINES
PRESSURE SPLITS OWNERS
300 FISHERMAN BACK TO WORK, AS MORE BOATS SIGN
SIU COMMENTS ON CHANGES IN COAST GUARD DOCUMENTING
HEAVY WEATHER, FAST ICE MAKE FOR A SLOW TRIP
BUILD AND CHARTER HEARING SEARCHES FOR ANSWERS
MARAD BUDGET- ON A STEADY COURSE TO DISASTER
SHLSS COOK UPGRADERS WIN JOBLESS PAY DISPUTE
SOVIET CRUISE SHIP SINKS
INFORMATION FOR D-DAY MARINERS
GREEK CAPTAIN JAILED IN FRAUD
FREIGHTER CAPSIZES, 7 DIE
NOMINATIONS FOR SHIP SAFETY
NLRB UPHOLDS JUDGE’S RULING ON UNION-BUSTING
FLORIDA PIPELINE DRAWS FIRE AT HEARING
MEBA-2 SEEKS CONTRACT EXTENSION, SIU TALKS UNDER WAY
ADMISSIONS DEPARTMENT THE KEY TO SHLSS
MY FIRST SIU MEETING
HAGGLUND CRANE MAINTENANCE COURSE AT SHLSS
RADAR OBSERVER COURSE
AFL-CIO MARITIME TRADES DEPARTMENT RESOLVES TO REBUILD INDUSTRY, PROMOTE JOBS FOR AMERICANS
CONGRESSMEN, LABOR LEADERS SEEK NEW SOLUTIONS TO OLD PROBLEMS
MTD BOARD ACTS ON ISSUES VITAL TO MARITIME WORKERS
U.S. NEEDS A STRONG MERCHANT MARINE
MTD VOWS TO REBUILD U.S. INDUSTRY
MTD ADOPTS NATIONAL MARITIME POLICY
LABOR WINS ON TAX REFORM
THE U.S. FISHING INDUSTRY- STRUGLLING IN HARD TIMES
BUILD AND CHARTER
AUTO CARRIER TRADE
THE INJUSTICE AND THE TRAGEDY OF SOUTH AFRICA
ALASKAN OIL IS VITAL TO U.S. MARITIME INDUSTRY
DREDGING AND PORT DEVELOPMENT
THE SIU IN WASHINGTON
APARTHEID
COOK INLET
CASH TRANSFER
HOUSE MARK-UP
MARITIME ADVISORY BOARD
COAST GUARD
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT THE MSC AND SEALIFT
SIU CALLS FOR MORE SEALIFT
SERIOUS WATER PROBLEMS ABOARD THE USNS KAWISHIWI
MAJOR REORGANIZATION OF MILITARY APPROVED
REMINDER: REPORTING FOR DUTY
AROUND THE MSC
NO GAIN FOR CROSSING UNION’S PICKET LINES
STRIKERS FIND SOLACE AND SOUP AT THE FERRY CAFÉ
HOUSE RESTORES ACADEMIES’ FUNDS
FURUSETH, LUNDEBERG BIRTHDAYS AND SEAMEN’S ACT MARK HISTORIC MONTH IN SEAFARARING LABOR MOVEMENT
STRIKE NOT A WIN YET, BUT A GOOD START

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