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China-Philippines-Thailand (CPT) Express ServiceEvergreen Line and China Shipping Container Lines (CSCL) will launch a new joint service, the China-Philippines-Thailand (CPT) Express Service effective mid-March.
Varna Products Staff Promotions & AdditionsVarna Products, manufacturer of industrial oil & fuel pumps, announced the promotion of Mark Ashurst to Operations & Facility Manager.  Ashurst has
Hirschmann (PAT) New Dealer in BrazilHirschmann Automation and Control (PAT) Chambersburg, Pa. has named Alfatec Solutions, located in Itapevi, Sao Paulo, a dealer in Brazil.  Alfatec Solutions
Northrop Grumman Upgrades Swedish SubsNorthrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE: NOC) has won a contract to upgrade the inertial navigation systems (INS) for the Swedish navy’s submarines. Under the contract,
Tidewater Promotes MancheskiTidewater Inc. (NYSE: TDW) announced that Matthew A. Mancheski, currently Senior Director of Strategic Planning and Financial Analysis of the company, has been
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Theriault & Son Custom Fire/Rescue VesselWhen Portland, Maine needed an aluminum fire/rescue boat, the city brought on builder A.F. Theriault & Son.  The resulting 65-ft City of Portland features
USNS Comfort Completes Haiti MissionHospital ship USNS Comfort (T-AH 20) has completed its mission departed the Joint Task Force-Haiti area of operations.
Over the course of seven weeks, the ship's U.
Riverkeeper Commends Dumping BillRiverkeeper, a New York clean water advocate, commended the New York City Council for passing Int. 54-A, a bill substantially increasing penalties for illegal dumping in New York City Waters.
Keppel Shipyard Singapore Chooses AutohydroAutoship Systems Corporation (ASC) of Vancouver, Canada is supplying additional licenses of its Autohydro hydrostatics and stability calculations software to Keppel Shipyards of Singapore.
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Cuban hunger striker in hospital after passing outHAVANA (AP) -- A Cuban hunger striker was receiving fluids and medical care in a government hospital Friday, a day after passing out at home, and has refused requests by other dissidents and religious leaders to abandon his protest....
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Lawyers urge WTC workers to take $657M settlementNEW YORK (AP) -- Lawyers and city officials expressed confidence Friday that they can get ground zero responders to sign on to a settlement that would pay up to $657 million to workers who developed health problems after toiling in the ruins of the World Trade Center....
US terror suspect in Yemen worked at 5 nuke sitesHADDONFIELD, N.J. (AP) -- Before he was rounded up in a sweep of suspected al-Qaida terrorists in Yemen, Sharif Mobley was a laborer at five nuclear plant complexes in Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania....
4 incendiary devices found in eastern Texas mailDALLAS (AP) -- At least four incendiary devices have been found recently in mailboxes or postal processing facilities in eastern Texas, although none posed a danger to the public, authorities said....
Colo. school shooting suspect says he heard voicesGOLDEN, Colo. (AP) -- The man accused of shooting and wounding two students at a Colorado middle school told investigators he has been hearing voices since 2002, and he talked about trying to fend off "transforming forces" from his body after his arrest, according to documents released Friday....
Texas ed board adopts social studies standardsAUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- The Texas State Board of Education agreed to new social studies standards on Friday after the far-right faction wielded its power to shape the lessons that will be taught to millions of students on American history, the U.S. free enterprise system, religion and other topics....
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