December 1994
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December 1994
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HEADLINES
KESTREL CREW PRAISED BY NAVY FOR BARGE TRANSFER OPERATIN
LAWSUIT OF SIU, FISHERMEN’S GROUPS RESULTS IN 16% MORE FLOUNDER QUOTA
HOUSE, SENATE SHIFT TO REPUBLICAN CONTROL
TO DATE, EFFECT OF NOVEMBER ELECTIONS ON MARITIME IS UNCERTAIN
UNION’S SCHOOL ANNOUNCES NEWLY FASHIONED COURSES
SIU REFUTES ALLEGATIONS ON QUALIFICATIONS OF SEALIFT TANKERS’ CREWS
MARAD ALLOWS APL TO FLAG-OUT SIX NEW SHIPS
RESCUE IN THE PACIFIC
LOPEZ CREW AIDS STRANDED ISLANDERS
TOWBOAT OPERATORS NEED RADAR ENDORSEMENT; LUNDEBERG SCHOOL COURSES SATISFY NEW REG
EIGHT BOSUNS ACHIEVE TOP CERTIFICATION
FOR BOSUN PARISI, SEAFARING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR
WORKING THE BUSY CARIBBEAN RUN KEEPS S-L DISCOVERY CREW ON ALERT
CREW EARNS PRAISE FOR WORK IN SHIPYARD ON THOMPSON PASS
SEAFARERS MUST HAVE MMDS RENEWED BY 1999
GOP GAINS MAJORITY IN SENATE AND HOUSE
EXPEDITED MARAS APPROVAL SOUGHT BY SEA-LAND TO REFLAG FIVE SHIPS
HOUSTON STILL FEELS FLOOD’S AFTEREFFECTS
LNG CREW BIDS FAREWELL TO RETIRING BOSUN WATERS
STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE ABOARD THE HARRIETTE
EPA CERTIFICATION COURSES SCHEDULED FOR NEW YEAR
MORE SEAFARERS COMPLETE REFRIGERATION TECH, EXAM
SIU: FOREIGN SHIP CREW STANDARDS MUST BE STUDIED
UNION URGES COAST GUARD TO ENACT RULES TO PROTECT OIL SPILL MARINERS
ISRAELI SEA OFFICERS CONTINUE JOB ACTIONS
MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS DATES SET FOR 1995
ON THE S-L EXPEDITION
CREW MEETS FAST TURNAROUND PACE
SIU CREWS NEW SULFUR CARRIER
HISTORIC BALTIMORE TUG SAILS AGAIN RETIRED SEAFARERS HONORED FOR ROLE IN RESTORATION
KESTREL CREW PRAISED BY NAVY FOR BARGE TRANSFER OPERATIN
LAWSUIT OF SIU, FISHERMEN’S GROUPS RESULTS IN 16% MORE FLOUNDER QUOTA
HOUSE, SENATE SHIFT TO REPUBLICAN CONTROL
TO DATE, EFFECT OF NOVEMBER ELECTIONS ON MARITIME IS UNCERTAIN
UNION’S SCHOOL ANNOUNCES NEWLY FASHIONED COURSES
SIU REFUTES ALLEGATIONS ON QUALIFICATIONS OF SEALIFT TANKERS’ CREWS
MARAD ALLOWS APL TO FLAG-OUT SIX NEW SHIPS
RESCUE IN THE PACIFIC
LOPEZ CREW AIDS STRANDED ISLANDERS
TOWBOAT OPERATORS NEED RADAR ENDORSEMENT; LUNDEBERG SCHOOL COURSES SATISFY NEW REG
EIGHT BOSUNS ACHIEVE TOP CERTIFICATION
FOR BOSUN PARISI, SEAFARING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR
WORKING THE BUSY CARIBBEAN RUN KEEPS S-L DISCOVERY CREW ON ALERT
CREW EARNS PRAISE FOR WORK IN SHIPYARD ON THOMPSON PASS
SEAFARERS MUST HAVE MMDS RENEWED BY 1999
GOP GAINS MAJORITY IN SENATE AND HOUSE
EXPEDITED MARAS APPROVAL SOUGHT BY SEA-LAND TO REFLAG FIVE SHIPS
HOUSTON STILL FEELS FLOOD’S AFTEREFFECTS
LNG CREW BIDS FAREWELL TO RETIRING BOSUN WATERS
STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE ABOARD THE HARRIETTE
EPA CERTIFICATION COURSES SCHEDULED FOR NEW YEAR
MORE SEAFARERS COMPLETE REFRIGERATION TECH, EXAM
SIU: FOREIGN SHIP CREW STANDARDS MUST BE STUDIED
UNION URGES COAST GUARD TO ENACT RULES TO PROTECT OIL SPILL MARINERS
ISRAELI SEA OFFICERS CONTINUE JOB ACTIONS
MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS DATES SET FOR 1995
ON THE S-L EXPEDITION
CREW MEETS FAST TURNAROUND PACE
SIU CREWS NEW SULFUR CARRIER
HISTORIC BALTIMORE TUG SAILS AGAIN RETIRED SEAFARERS HONORED FOR ROLE IN RESTORATION
Creator
Seafarers Log
Source
Paul Hall Maritime Library Microfilm 1939-1993
Publisher
Seafarers International Union of North America
Date
12/01/1994
Format
Newsprint
Type
Text
Identifier
Vol. 56, No. 12
Collection
Other Media
Citation
Seafarers Log, “December 1994,” Seafarers Log Digital Archives, accessed May 2, 2024, http://seafarerslog.org/archives/items/show/1842.