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TERMINAL DISPATCH & QUIP (713) 692-5000 [CRISIS] ALTERNATE NUMBERS TRANSPOR TA TION (713) 481-2254 COMPANY~SERVICES INC. Day or Night 4343 Robertson Toll Free Houston, TX 77009 1-800-727-4747

TRUCK TRANSPORTATION SERVICES 1. Import/Export Containers 10. Mexico Export~Import 2. Local Drayage-Houston & 100 Miles 11. Breakbulk Pier PU and Delivery 3. Interstate-Texas, Oklahoma & 48 States 12. Direct Discharge 4. Company Vans and Flat Beds 13. Container Stripping & Stuffing 5. TOFC/COFC 14. Storage & Warehousing 6. General and Specialized Commodities 15. Intermodal Concurrence 7. Regular and Hot Shot Service 16. Stop in Transit Privileges 8. gZ S. Customs Bonded Carrier 17. Super Heavy~Oversized Permit Bonded Beeperworks with 9. U.S. Customs Bonded Cartman-CHL 232 18. SPECIAL PROJECTS telecommunicationsequipment TRUCKING EQUIPMENT I. Import~Export Containers 6. Company Low Boy Trailers Triad Enterprises Inc. of Houston is 2. Company Volume Vans 7. Tandem Axle Truck Tractors marketing a new product that uses a beeper 3. Company Flat Beds 8. Hot Shot Pickup & Delivery to announce the arrival of messages on 4. Company Stretch Floats 9. Materials Handling Equipment telecommunications equipment. The 5. Company Drop Deck Flat Beds 10. Heavy Lift & Special Equipment FAX/DDDALERT 1 can be used on all brands of fax, telex, PC and telephone LICENSES AND BONDS equipment. Working on two AAA replaceable 1. Interstate Commerce Commission MC-148154F, MC-183353 batteries, a cordless receiver beeps and lights "2. G~ S. Customs Bonded Carrier MC-148154F up when a message arrives. The receiver will 3. U.S. Customs Bonded Cartman No.-CHL 232 operate up to 300feet from the message 4. Texas Alcoholic Beverage Permit No. C138849 et al source. For more inJbrmation, contact Triad 5. Super Heavy & Oversize Permit Bond No. 356185 et al Enterprises, 710 N. Post Oak, Suite 525, Houston, Texas 77024. The telephone Dedicated To Service number is (713) 680-863 Delmas W Heinke, President NIKOU SHIPPING COMPANY

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31 HOUSTONREGIONAL TRANSIT PLAN GETS VOTER APPROVAL Harris County voters have given sales tax revenues, private funds, will be connected, and existing the go-ahead to a regional transit plan state and federal funds, and Metro’s streets- particularly those in high- that calls for massive street improve- fare-box revenues. traffic areas- will be upgraded to ments, expanded transitways, new Elements of the plan include: meet contemporary design standards. buses and rail transportation. Costs of the street improvements for In a Jan. 16 referendum, voters ap- STREETIMPROVEMENTS: Metro receives a the 13-year period are expected to be proved Phase 2 of the Metropolitan 1 percent sales tax. With the Phase 2 $560 million. Transit Authority’s (Metro’s) Regional program, the Transit Authority will Transit Plan. The plan is a 13-year earmark 25 percent of its sales tax BUSES/SUPPORTFACILITIES: An estimated program, to be completed in the year revenues for street improvements. $320 million will be spent to gradual- 2000, which outlines transportation Some projects will be carried out ly replace the existing bus fleet, build improvements for the Houston area. jointly with the City of Houston, State additional bus shelters and build an Phase 2 is a pay-as-you-go plan that of Texas and suburban cities in the additional maintenance facility for will be funded by a combination of Houston area. Discontinuous streets buses. Metro expects to purchase 1,100 buses and build more than 1,500 bus shelters over the next 13 years.

TRANSITWAYDEVELOPMENT: Approxi- mately $340 million will be ear- marked for work on transitways and related facilities. Uponcompletion of the work, five Houston-area freeways will have 74 miles of transitways -- lanes to be used exclusively by express buses, vanpools and carpools. Currently, two local freeways have transitway lanes. Transit centers, which will serve as hubs, will be built as well as new park-and-ride lots,

ST IOHNS where commuters may leave their cars and switch to public transportation.

RAILCONSTRUCTION: Private, local and federal funds totaling $1.04 billion will be used to build a 20-mile long

SANF,qANCISCO rail connector system. The Phase 2 program calls for establishing four regional transit centers -- each a major business and employment area where bus lines converge. At each transit center, riders may choose to transfer from bus to rail or to alternate bus routes. Phase 1 of Metro’s plan, carried out from 1978-88, included upgraded ~ERRSTEAMSHIP COMPANYw INC. Metro vehicles, improved and expanded bus service, $150 million in joint street improvement projects and Kerr SteamshipCompany, Inc, with its network of established offices throughout expansion of the park-and-ride pro- North America,is continually serving world marketssuccessfully, since 1916 gram. ¯ Highly Motivated, ComputerResponsive Marketing Organization ¯ Efficient, ComputerizedLogistical Control You’re At The Helm In Houston and Documentation Systems Whenyou use the Port of Houston,you’re in ¯ 35 Articulated, Full FunctionWorld Offices charge.Customer satisfaction is a priority and our experiencedpersonnel are alwaysworking - SteamshipAgents - Terminal Operators - Stevedores to provide the service you want and expect. Kerr SteamshipCompany, Inc. ~-~o AmericanGeneral Tower¯ Suite 1500 ¯ 2727 Allen Parkway¯ Houston, Texas 77019 For moreinformation call (713) 226-21OO Telephone:(713) 521-9600¯ Telex: 775692

32 PEARCYMARINE OPENS BRANCHIN NEWYORK Pearcy Marine Inc., a Houston- based shipping company, has opened a new branch office in New York. "We will be providing direct service to our East Coast customers, as well as overseeing water cargo move- ments from Maine to Florida and to Europe," explained Lee Roohan, company representative in the New York office. Pearcy Marine operates U.S.-flag ships specializing in heavy and large cargo and containerized cargo. The address of the new branch office is 17 Daniel St., Rensselaer, New York, N.Y. 12144. The telephone number is (518) 477-2625. Pearcy Marine’s headquarters are located at 1100 Nasa Road One, Suite 503, Houston, Texas 77058. The Houston telephone number is (713) 21 333-5793. Houstl

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33 SHIPPERSSTEVEDORING REALIGNS COMPANY MANAGEMENT Shippers Stevedoring Co. has re- of positions with the firm. He has Shippers Stevedoring recently aligned its management by naming been engaged in the shipping indus- moved to new offices at 11811 1-10 Waldo Bridges vice president of risk try for manyyears. East, Houston, Texas 77129. The managementand Nick Stratigakis vice Dugey was associated with the telex number remains 774-314 SHIP- president of operations. ownership of Shippers Stevedoring STEVE GAAP. The new telephone Bruno Salesi, president and chief for 14 years. He was instrumental in number is (713) 451-5777, and the executive officer of the firm, an- the development of the Jacintoport new FAX number is (713) 451-9909. nounced the Terminal, which Shippers Stevedor- In addition, customers may call free changes shortly ing operated until it was purchased of charge from anywhere in the con- after Ted Dugey, by the Port of Houston Authority in tinental United States by dialing Jr., vice president the fall of 1987. 1-800-356-4968. of Shippers Steve- doring, resigned to devote full time to other business ventures. Peter van Vliet remains in his posi- tion as senior vice TEDDUGEY president. Bridges has been responsible for the company’s insurance purchases and risk management programs since 1979. He has been active in the insurance industry since 1972, original- ly with Texas Employers Insurance and later with the U.S. Department of Labor. Stratigakis joined Shippers Steve- Current management of Shippers Stevedoring Co. includes (from left) Nick Strat,~gakis, Bruno doring in 1978 and has held a variety Salesi, Peter van Vliet and Waldo Bridges.

It’s the people behind the equipment that move cargo.

very stevedoring companyknows the importance of having the right equipment ~ read}’ and waiting dockside. But what really sets one companyapart from another is the people behind the equipment. Becausewhen it comesto today’s cargos, experienced stevedores, team effort and the abil- iD, to solve problemsfast, can mal~ethe difference betweencost effective cargo handling or frustrating in-port delays. At Shippers Stevedoring Company,Houston’s largest privately ownedstevedoring company,we’ve built our reputation on service. ~X,~ich meansproviding dockside supervision, 24 hours a day, the most sophisticated computerizedcargo tracking system in the Port of Houston, and an international team of experienced professionals, dedicated to ensuring smoothand efficient cargo handling and terminal support at ..... all TexasPorts. SHIPPERS STEVEOORING COMPANY P.O. Box 20, Channelview, Texas 77530 Telex: 774314 Tel: 713/451-5777 FAX: 713/452-7780

34 NEDLLOYDESTABLISHES U.S. GULF OFFICE IN HOUSTON Nedlloyd Lines Inc. has established Wayne White, the division’s manager rigs; Smit International, deepsea sal- a full-service Houston office as head- of administration. White previously vage and towing operator; and Mam- quarters of its U.S. Gulf Division. was manager for the Houston office moet, ocean heavy-lift operator. The new office opened April 1. of Fritz Maritime Services. TomKiger, The Gulf Division is one of five Previously Nedlloyd operated under former traffic manager for Oceans In- regional divisions of Nedlloyd Lines’ the representation of agency E.S. Bin- ternational, will be the division’s Trade Directorate North Atlantic. nings Inc. in Houston. customer service manager, and touk Nedlloyd established the divisions as Nedlloyd’s new Houston address is Worp will be director of operations. part of an extensive reorganization of 400 North Beltway 8, Houston, Texas Nedlloyd Lines will share the Hous- its operations in the United States and 77060. The telephone number is ton office with three other companies Europe. Atlantic service management (713) 448-1381. of the Royal Nedlloyd Group: Ned- was relocated from Rotterdam to Nedlloyd also has plans for satellite drill, owner/operator of offshore drill Atlanta as part of the reorganization. offices in Dallas, Memphis and New Orleans. COMMITMENT"Nedlloyd has a lasting commitment to the U.S. Gulf trade," said Steve Stewart, vice president and general manager of the Gulf Division. "These offices will provide customer service, sales and logistics support for all Nedlloyd Lines services used by Gulf region clients." The Gulf Division is responsible for Nedlloyd’s liner business in Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Ten- nessee and the Florida "Panhandle." Nedlloyd’s cornerstone in the Gulf is the weekly fixed-day service from U.S. Gulf and Atlantic ports, including Houston, to ports in Northern Europe and the United Kingdom. The Nedlloycl Gulf Division also provides mini-landbridge connec- tions from Houston to two other services: its direct West Coast service to Fremantle, Australia, and South Africa and its Atlantic Coast service to the Mediterranean. STAFFIn addition to Stewart, the division’s Houston staff will include 8uderman & Youn~ tug Denia MIGUELSAN JUAN 8uderman and Young has set the standard for reliable harbor and coastwise towing services on the JOINSCHAMBER STAFF Texas Gulf Coast since 1895. ~ou can coLznt on our Miguel San Juan has been named fleet of tugs manned by skilled creves and equipped director of international and domestic with the latest in towing, communication and business for The Greater Houston navigation aids. Chamber of Commerce. San Juan, a native of Cuba, has almost 10 years of experience in international sales and development. SUDERMAN He most recently was vice president of the International Economic Devel- &YOUNG opment Co., a Houston firm that Towing Company, Inc. assesses and develops markets for international companies wanting to do business in the United States. The l~ivianaBuilding, Suite 918, ~777Allen Parl~ay, Houston. Texas 7’/019 He was employed at the Chamber (113) 5R9-9944 Cable: SANDYHOUSTON of Commerceas a staff executive in HOUSTON* G~kLVESTON ¯ TEXAS CITY * FREEPORT ¯ CORPUS CHRISTI the international division from 1982 to 1985.

35 DRAVOMECHLING IS NOWNATIONAL MARINE National Marine Inc. has been adopted as the new name for Dravo INT RNATIONAL Mechling Corp. The name change TERMINALOPERATING CO. INC. took place in February in conjunction with National Marine’s participation STEVEDORES¯ TERMINAL OPERATORS in a leveraged buyout transaction whereby Dravo Corporation of Pitts- burgh sold its Dravo Mechling Corp. subsidiary and two other operating (-’~f units to Vectura Group Inc. KalamaWA ,~..~[, .... - J ~-Searspori ME PascoWA ," ¯ BO5on MA Other Dravo units included in the Providence,RI [acomaWA .--~ sale include Dravo’s Ryan-Walsh pnrtland OR .-/" maritime services organization and " In 40 Ports, ...... ¯ Philadelphla PA ," oE Dravo Pipe Fabrication Inc. Ryan- On three coasts :~]---~,m..g,ooItimore...... MD Walsh will continue to operate under ITO handles the tough ones ,1 oort::::;::: the same name as part of the Vectura l Group. Dravo Pipe Fabrication Inc. -- 15aslly -- ¯ MoreheadCity NC ¯ WilmingtonNC has been renamed Connex Pipe Sys- tems Inc. Savannah,GA ’~,, ~SWIC k GA To be headquartered in Pittsburgh, \ JacksonvilleFL Pa., the Vectura Group is made up of BatonRouge, LA several former Dravo Corp. execu- Co.ousChr st T× PauhnaLA ~’ee~ortTX NewOrleans LA tives, as well as the senior manage- Galvesloq"x BeaumontTX MobileAL qo.storTX PortArthur, TX Gulfport,MS ment of the three Vectura companies. OrangeTX Pascagoula,MS LakeCharles, LA PensacolaFL Ronald Waskiewicz, president of Na- tional Marine, also serves as a member of the Vectura Group management Youname it." Bulk. Breakbulk.Containers. Grain. Iron and steel. Heavy team. Lift. Terminal operation. ITO handles them all - and then some. "I’m pleased to report that this Matchingmen and machineryto the job, professionally, perfectly. week’s organizational changes will Onthe East, Gulf and West Coasts... from Maineto the state of have little direct effect on our con- Washington. For details, contact CAPT.CHARLES A. ALCORN tinuing operations. Our operations, Vice President, at (713) 672-8396 sales, and administrative staffs for our headquarters office in New Orleans THE PROFESSIONALS IN SPECIALIZED STEVEDORING SERVICES and regional offices in Houston, Pitts- CorporateOfltce burgh, Baton Rouge and Chicago re- INTERNATIONALTERMINAL OPERATING CO. INC. main unchanged as a result of this OneEvertrust Plaza, JerseyCity, NJ07302 ¯ (201)915 3100 Telex: WUI12 200a/b INTOSTEVENYK ¯ Telecopier: 201 915-3109 transaction," Waskiewicz said.

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36 CHEVRONANNOUNCES PLANS TO BUILD $100 MILLION UNIT Chevron Chemical Co. has an- District and the Lee College Board of college districts and Harris County. nounced plans to build a $100 million Regents. LEADERHouston received 40 percent linear low-density polyethylene unit "Tax abatement is an important of the new petrochemical projects an- at its Cedar Bayou Plant in Baytown, economic development tool," said nounced nationwide in 1987. The Texas. Hogan. "The effort to attract new base petrochemical capacity in the The new unit will probably receive businesses is extremely competitive, greater Houston area is three times final construction approval in and the greater Houston area must of- larger than the second-biggest U.S. mid- 1988, according to L.A. Lucchesi, fer tax abatements as part of its incen- petrochemical center. The greater Cedar Bayou plant manager. Con- tive package if the region is going to Houston area contains 46 percent of struction is scheduled to begin in compete effectively." Area agencies the U.S. capacity for ethylene and mid-1989 and should be completed in offering tax abatement to new and ex- propylene; 59 percent of the capacity 1991. panding industries include 15 school for polypropylene; and 34 percent of MOMENTUM"This project continues districts, eight municipalities, four the capacity for polyethylene. the petrochemical industry’s construction momentumcreated in 1987, when $1.5 billion worth of projects were announced or started," said Lee Hogan, Houston Economic Develop- ment Council president. A number of U.S. petrochemical companies are investing in new units since the devaluation of the dollar has WORLDTRADE CENTER strengthened their ability to compete in world markets. The market for U.S.-produced synthetic resins was already strong, and the currency NETWORK plunge has created even more de- mand. Chevron’s Cedar Bayou Plant, Electronic messagesystem for for example, is at peak production levels. majorsavings in time and money MOTHERREASON Tax abatements also have been cited in Chevron’s deci- sion to expand the Baytown plant. Tradebulletin boardof worldwide According to a release from the Houston Economic Development buyingand selling opportunities Council, Chevron received a $10 million, five-year tax abatement from Harris County, the city of Baytown, Free with your membershipin the the Baytown Independent School HoustonWorld Trade Association PAINEREJOINS HOUSTON INSURANCECOMPANY ¯ Noadditional subscription fee Jeff Paine has rejoined the Houston ¯ Nolong-distance charges office of Adams & Porter after a ¯ No"time-on-line" charges year of working with Lloyd’s of London insur- I’m interestedin NETWORK.Please send me complete information. ance brokers. Name Telephone Paine, in his new assignment, Company will specialize in the marine and Address oil and gas areas. City State Zip_ He holds a bachelor’s de- Mail to: HoustonWorld Trade Association gree in econo- PAINE 1520Texas Avenue, Suite 1-D mics from the University of Texas. Houston,Texas 77002 Adams & Porter, a subsidiary of Rollins Burdick Hunter, is a Houston- based international insurance broker- age company founded in 1907. 37 WORKSHOPTOFOCUS ONDREDGED MATERIAL A workshop on the beneficial uses E N T E ~ P R I S E S of dredged material will be held April THE TRUCKING & WAREHOUSING SPECIALISTS 26-28 in Galveston, Texas. The workshop will include panel "One Stop Shopping" discussions and presentations of papers exploring opportunities For All Your Distribution Needs! associated with dredged material. *Office Space Workshop discussions will focus on ¯ Bonded Storage the coastal estuaries and waterways of ¯Breakbulk ¯ FI/FO Rotation the Northwestern Gulf of Mexico. ¯ Pallet Exchange ¯ Yard Storage TOPICSSeparate discussions will be *Customs/Ag Exams *Pick & Pack held on three technical topics: beach nourishment; innovative uses and ¯ HeavyLift (25T) ¯ TOFC PUD concepts; and land stabilization and ¯ TOFCConsolidations *Container Freight Station habitat development case studies. *Short Haul Trucking Maj. Gen. Henry Hatch, director of cLot/Batch Control civil works for the Office of the Chief ¯ Consolidations/Pooling *Rail Loading & Unloading of Engineers in Washington, will be *Activity Reports ¯ 125,000 Square Feet the keynote speaker. PARTICIPANTSThe Galveston District office of the U.S. Army Corps of One Call Answers All Your Distribution Needs! Engineers is sponsor and host for the workshop. JCM ENTERPRISES For more information about the 1417 Kress (At Old Clinton Dr.) ¯ Houston, TX 77020 workshop, contact Rick Medina at the Galveston District office: (713) (713) 674-3057 e FAX 713-674-5588 766-3962. The office address is P.O. Watts: 1-800-327-9088 (Texas Only) Box 1229, Galveston, Texas 77553- 1229.

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39 ’K’ LINE MANAGERCALLS AT PORT OF HOUSTONAUTHORITY OFFICES E. Nakano, general manager of the ports business department of Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd. ("K" Line), recently paid a visit to the Port Houston Authority’s executive offices. Shown (from left) are Steven Jaeger, PHAmarketing director; Nakano; Capt. Lars G. Winquist, consultant, Kerr Steamship Co. Inc.; and David Simpson, PHAwestern sales manager. Kerr Steam- ship is agent for "K" Line’s Gulf Direct Service.

CHINESESHIPPING EXECUTIVESMEET WITH PORT AUTHORITY REPRESENTATIVES Representatives of China Ocean Shipping Co. (COSCO) Bredehoft, vice president, Norton Lilly International and Shanghai Ocean Shipping Co., a COSCOaffiliate, Inc. Also shown (back row, from left) are Senchang recently met with Port of Houston Authority represen- Chang, president, COSCONorth America Inc., C.L. Yu, tatives. Shown(front row, from left) are J.D. Chen, container transport division manager, and Zhang Bing, deputy manager, Shanghai Ocean Shipping; James container section deputy manager, Shanghai Ocean Pugh, PHAexecutive director; Capt. Li Kelin, managing Shipping; and Richard Leach, PHApresident. Norton director, Shanghai Ocean Shipping; and Arthur J. Lilly represents COSCOin Houston.

EXIMTRAFFEXECUTIVE VISITS PORT OF HOUSTONAUTHORITY Hector Perez (right), director general Monterrey-based steamship agent Eximtraff S.A. de C.V., recently met with Misael Breton, Latin America sales manager for the Port of Houston Authority, while in Houston. Eximtraff represents Atlantic Container Line.

4O BIEHL EXECUTIVESPEAKS AT DELTANU ALPHAMEETING Don Waheed (standing), vice president and general manager of Biehl & Co., recently spoke at a luncheon organized by Chapter 36 of Delta Nu Alpha transportation fraternity. Waheeddiscussed challenges facing agencies today such as increased expectations of shipowners, consortiums and increased legal liability. Seated beside Waheedare DNA officers Steve Broussard (left) of Paul Broussard and Associates and Charles Kessler of Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad.

FOREIGNCHAPLAINS ATTEND SCHOOL AT HOUSTONINTERNATIONAL SEAMEN’S CENTER Chaplains from as far away as Australia and the photograph, participants in the school tour England recently visited the Houston International Port of Houston Authority facilities aboard the Seamen’s Center, which organizes an annual PHA inspection vessel M/V SAM HOUSTON. "school" for ministers and missionaries who work Representatives of the National Maritime Union of with seamen. The program for this year’s chaplain America and International Longshoremen’s Associ- school included lectures, study sessions, ship ation also were on hand for the tour. visitations and tours of local points of interest. In

PHA LATIN AMERICASALES MANAGERMAKES TRADECALLS IN CENTRALAMERICA Misael Breton, Latin America sales manager for the Port of Houston Authority, recently traveled to Guatemala, Costa Rica and Honduras to meet with importers, exporters, trade representatives and steamship agency executives. In Guatemala, Breton spoke at a seminar organized by the Federation of Private Enterprises of RICAP CAEI Central America (FEDEPRICAP),the Chamber of Enter- prises of Guatemala (CAEM)and the Central American regional office of the U.S. Agencyfor International Development. Shown at the seminar (from left) are Breton; Mario Barboza, seminar organizer; Otto E. Becker, CAEMgeneral manager; and Heriberto Garcia, executive director of the Honduran Council for International Transportation.

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CGMU.S. Gulf Service Empresa Naviera Santa, S.A. Note: Numbers in parentheses indicate Agent: Tagship Inc. sailing frequencies. Agent: Kerr Steamship Co. Service: Europe, East Africa, Service: South America (30) A. Bottacchi Mediterranean Euro Express Lines Agent: Sea-Land Agencies, Intl. Agent: A. Transporteur Le Monde Inc. Service: South America (14-18) CNAN(Compagni National Algerienne de Navigation) Service: Europe (14) ACL/Gulf Container Line Agent: Biehl & Co. Evergreen Agent: Atlantic Container Line Service: Mediterranean (30) Agent: Evergreen Intl. (U.S.A.) Corp. Service: Europe (7) CSAV/Chilean Line Service: Caribbean, Europe, ACT/PACE Agent: Strachan Shipping Mediterranean (7) Agent: Gulf & Eastern Steamship Service: South America (14) Far East (14) Mideast (30) & Chartering Coast Container Line Forest Lines Service: Australia/New Zealand (14) Agent: Phoenician Maritime Agent: Gulf & Eastern Steamship Afram Lines Ltd. Service: Europe Service: Europe (10) Agent: Oceans International Corp. Columbus Line Frota Amazonica Service: West Africa, South & East Africa, Agent: Biehl & Co. Agent: Voigt & Koutroulis Shipping Co. Mediterranean, Mideast (30) Service: Australia, NewZealand (14) Service: South America, Caribbean (30) Mexico (25) Agromar Lines Concord Line Agent: Smith & Johnson Agent: Southern Steamship Inc. General Line Service: South America (21) Service: Central America, Caribbean (15) Agent: Overseas Freight America/Africa/Europe Line Service: West Africa (30) Cosco (China Ocean Shipping Co.) Agent: Biehl & Co. Agent: Norton Lilly International Inc. Grancolomblana Service: West Africa (30) Service: Far East (10) Agent: E.S. Binnings Service: South America (14) Atlantic Cargo Service (Italy Only) Costa Container Service Agent: Furness Shipping & Agency Inc. Agent: Strachan Shipping GCL/Gulf Container Line Service: Mediterranean (10) Service: Mediterranean (14) Agent: Gulf Container Line Service: Europe (7) Atlantic Cargo Services CPV/Peruana de Vapores Agent: Strachan Shipping Agent: Gale Shipping Inc. Gulf Mideast Lines Inc. Service Europe (10-12) Service: South America (30) Agent: Gulf & Eastern Steamship Bangladesh Shipping Corp. & Chartering Agent: Ayers Steamship Agency Inc. Crossam Line (Contilines) Service: South & East Africa, Mideast (30) Agent: Transtar Shipping Inc. Service: Mideast (30) Service: India, Pakistan, Hapag-Lloyd India, Pakistan, Burma, Bangladesh, Colombo (30) Agent: Biehl & Co. Sri Lanka (30) Service: Europe (7) Dacom Line Barber Blue Sea Hoegh Lines Agent: Barwil Agencies (Texas) Inc. Agent: Daher America Inc. Service: West Africa - LCL Agent: Hoegh Lines Agency Service: Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Service: Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Dafra Lines A.S. Thailand, Mideast, India, Pakistan, Malaysia, Thailand (15) Agent: Furness Shipping & Agency Inc. Burma, Sri Lanka (25) Service: West Africa (21) Barber West Africa Line Hyundai Merchant Marine Agent: Barwil Agencies (Texas) Inc. D.B. Turkish Cargo Line Agent: Overseas Freight Corp. Service: West Africa (21) Agent: Overseas Freight Corp. Service: Far East (7) Service: Mediterranean (30) Breakbulk Marine Services Ltd. Ivaran Lines Agent: Cargo Inc Deppe Line Agent: Riise Shipping Service: West Africa (30) Agent: ECAMContainer Agencies Inc. Service: South America (14) Service: Europe (14) C.A. Maritima Oceanica Granelera Javelin Line Agent: West Indies Agency Djakarta Lloyd Agent: Phoenician Maritime Service: South America (21) Agent: Gulf & Eastern Steamship Service: India, Pakistan, Mediterranean, Service: Singapore, Indonesia, Caribbean Bulk Lines Malaysia, Thailand (45) Southeast Asia Agent: Care Shipping Jugolinija Service: Caribbean (30) D.S.S. Line (Deep Sea Shipping) Agent: Overseas Freight Corp. Agent: Phoenician Service: Mediterranean, Mideast (21) Carriers Maritime Agency (CMA) Service: West Africa Agent: Phoenician Maritime Inc. Jugooceanija Service: Mediterranean, Mideast, East Asiatic Ltd.-Trans Pacific Service Agent: Gulf & Eastern Steamship Red Sea (7) Agent: Voigt & Koutroulis Shipping Co. Service: Mediterranean (15) Service: Far East CAVN/Venezuelan Line Kingwood Container Line Agent: Strachan Shipping Ellerman Line Agent: Southern Steamship Agency Agent: Nikou Shipping Service: South America (15) Service: South & East Africa (15) Service: Mediterranean, Mideast, South & Cedar Star Line/Canbel Line East Africa (7) Koctug Line Agent: Phoenician Mariime Agent: Biehl & Co. Service: Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, Lebanon ELMA/Argentine Line Service: Mediterranean (45-60) Agent: Strachan Shipping Central Gulf Lines Inc. Service: South America (14) Kommar Line Agent: Gulf & Eastern Steamship Agent: Care Shipping & Chartering Empremar Service: South America (45) Service: South & East Africa, Agent: Containership Agencies Inc Mideast (30) Service: South America (21)

42 Korea Shipping Line Pelagic Marine Navigation Ltd. Tramarco Agent: Ayers Steamship Agency Inc. Agent: Cardinal Points Steamship Agent: Stracban Shipping Service: Far East (30) Agencies Service: Central America, Mexico (12) Service: Caribbean, East & West Africa, Leyte Navigation Transafrica Line Agent: Fritz Maritime Agencies Mediterranean, Red Sea, Europe, Service: Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan (21) South America & Far East (45) Agent: Phoenician Maritime Service: West Africa Lloyd Brasilelro PNSC (Pakistan National Shpg. Corp.) Agent: Norton Lilly International Inc. Agent: Riise Shipping Inc. Trans Freight Lines Service: South America (15) Service: India, Pakistan, Agent: TFL Sales Inc. Mideast (30) Service: Europe (7) Lykes Lines Agent: Lykes Lines Rlckmers Line Transnave Line Service: South America (30) Agent: Biehl & Co. Agent: Transnave Europe (8), Mediterranean (14) Service: Far East (30) Service: Caribbean, Central America, Far East (21) Safmarine (N.Y.) Mexico, South America (15) Maersk Line Agent: Safmarine Trasatlantica (Spanish Line) Agent: Maersk Line Agency Service: South & East Africa (14) Agent: Trasatlantica Agency Inc. Service: West Africa, East Africa (14) Scindia (Scindia Steam Navigation Co.) Service: Europe, Mediterranean (14) Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Agent: Biehl & Co. Thailand, Far East (7) Service: India, Pakistan, Burma, Trlcon Shipping Agent: Fritz Maritime Agencies Mediterranean, Mideast (14) Sri Lanka (21) India, Pakistan, Burma, Service: Caribbean Sri Lanka (14) Sea-Land Agent: Sea-Land Services Tropical Shipping Maragua Line Service: Central America, Mexico (7) Agent: Nikou Shipping Agent: Biehl & Co. Caribbean, Europe, Service: Caribbean (7) Service: South America (14) Mediterranean (7) United Arab Shipping Co. Marine Bulk Carriers (MBC) Lines Mideast (10) Agent: Kerr Steamship Agent: Marine Bulk Carriers Inc. India, Pakistan, Burma, Service: Mediterranean (17) Service: Central America, Caribbean (15) Sri Lanka (10) Mideast (10-14) Mediterranean Shipping Company Shipping Corporation of India India, Pakistan, Burma, Agent: Containership Agency Inc. Agent: Norton Lilly International Inc. Sri Lanka (10-14) Service: South & East Africa (10) Service: India (21) South America Mideast (30) Sinochart U.S. Africa Line (Portline) Nacional Line (China National Chartering Corp.) Agent: Overseas Freight Corp. (Companhia Maritima Nacional) Agent: Strachan Shipping Service: West Africa (21) Service: Far East (15) Agent: Norton Lilly International Inc. Vencaribe Service: South America (15) Sitram (Societe Ivorienne Agent: Worldwide Marine Agency Naviera Amazonlca Peruana S.A. De Transport Maritime) Agent: Southern Steamship Agency Service: Mexico, Central America, South Agent: Barwil Agencies America (15) Service: South America (30) Service: West Africa (30) Waterman-Isthmian Line Navlera Coatzacoalcos S.A. de C.V. Societe Navale Chargeurs Delmas- Vleljiux (Delmas Lines) Agent: Cooper Shipping Co. Agent: Mar-Tex Shipping Service: Mediterranean, Mideast, Service: Central America, Mexico (15) Agent: Gulf & Eastern Steamship Service: West Africa (7) India, Pakistan, Burma, Navlera Consolldada, S.A. (Navlcon) Sri Lanka, Singapore, Agent: Navicon-Texas Inc. Sudan Line Indonesia, Malaysia, Agent: Voigt & Koutroulis Shipping Co. Service: South America, Central America Thailand (25) & Mexico (7) Service: Mideast (30) Westwlnd African Line, Ltd. Navlera Neptuno S.A. Surinam Line Agent: Mar-Tex Shipping Agent: Strachan Shipping Agent: Biehl & Co. Service: West Africa (30) Service: South America (30) Service: South America, Caribbean (15) WISCO/ATLJoint Service Nedlloyd Lines Tecomar Agent: Care Shipping Agent: Gulfship Marine Inc. Agent: Nedlloyd Lines Inc. Service: Gulf/Caribbean Service: Europe, Mediterranean (7), West Service: Europe, Mexico (14) Australia (30) The Bank Line Africa Service Yang Ming Lines Nordana Agent: Sea-Land Agencies, Intl. Agent: Solar Shipping Agency Agent: Barwil Agencies Service: South & East Africa (14) Service: Australia/New Zealand, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Service: Central America, TLMLine Caribbean, Mediterranean (21) Thailand, Japan, Hong Kong, Agent: Empress Shipping Agency Taiwan, Korea (8) NSCSA Service: Mediterranean, South & East (National Shpg. Co. of Saudi Arabia) Africa, India, Pakistan (7) Zim Lines Agent: Biehl & Co. Far East Agent: Zim-American Israeli Shipping Service: Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Service: Caribbean, East Africa, Thailand, Mediterranean, Mideast, Torm Lines West Africa, Australia Far East (21) Agent: Kerr Steamship Co. Singapore, Thailand, Far East, Oasis Express Line Service: West Africa (30) Mediterranean (10) Agent: Phoenician Maritime TMM(Transportacion Near East (14) Service: N. Africa, Mideast Maritima Mexicana, S.A.) Mexican Line Agent: Oceans Intl. Corp. Service: Europe (10), Mexico 05), Mediterranean, Far East, West Africa (30)

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Agents Gulf Ocean Shipping Corp ...... 674-9080 Safmarine Inc ...... 523-7916 Allied Maritime Inc ...... 961-4327 Gulfship Marine Inc ...... 682-1445 Seagulf Maritime Inc ...... 520-0662 All Ports Mgrnt. Services Inc ...... 442-1800 Hoegh Line Agency ...... 683-3607 Sea-Land Agencies Intl ...... 878-1365 American Shipping & Chartering... 961-1677 Hong Kong Islands ...... 688-3800 Seapac Services Inc ...... 880-1127 American Shipping Lines ...... 726-0020 International Maritime Transport.. 589-8886 Smith & Johnson ...... 445-1100 Armada Shipping Inc ...... 870-1133 Intran ...... 359-6160 Solar Shipping ...... 965-0244 Atlantian Shipping Inc ...... 537-9557 Jahre Shipping USAInc ...... 627-1050 Southern Steamship Agency ...... 956-0096 Atlantic Container Line/GCL ...... 673-3440 Jo Tankers, USAInc ...... 671-2572 St. Ives Navigation Co ...... 862-6597 Ayers Steamship Agency Inc ...... 227-3261 Johnson Maritime Services ...... 528-3343 States Shipping Agency Inc ...... 683-6850 Barwil Agency (Texas) ...... 862-5575 J.R. Muir & CompanyInc ...... 641-4000 Steamship Agency Services ...... 932-1777 Beta Overseas Corp ...... 445-1911 Kerr Steamship Co ...... 521-9600 Stolt-Nielsen Inc ...... 943-8901 Biehl & Company ...... 688-7700 L.R.M. Shipping Enterprises Inc .... 445-7850 Strachan Shipping ...... 683-3500 Bletsch Steamship Co ...... 225-1939 Lykes Bros. Steamship ...... 941-0700 Tag, ship Inc ...... 680-8388 Branson Shipping Agency ...... 681-6219 Maersk Line ...... 599-5200 Teh Tung Steamship ...... 453-3612 Care Shipping Inc ...... 445-5992 MammoetTransport U.S.A. Inc .... 739-1114 Texas American Shipping Corp .... 863-9330 Cargo Inc ...... 955-2044 Marine Americas Shipping Texas Seatrade Corp ...... 820-3194 Chemical Tankers of America ..... 880-5300 & Transport Inc ...... 875-3050 TFL Sales ...... 957-8920 Containership Agencies Inc ...... 222-8880 Marine Bulk Carriers Inc ...... 453-7654 Transmarine Navigation Corp ..... 475-0640 Cooper Shipping Co ...... 681-3043 Mar-Tex Shipping ...... 652-3180 Transnave ...... 872-0276 C.W. Croom Co ...... 947-9902 M.A.S.T ...... 875-3050 Transstar Shipping Inc ...... 455-4477 Deepsea Agents ...... 961-4921 Merit Steamship Agency ...... 861-7639 Trasatlantica Agency Inc ...... 688-0256 Dock Express Contractors Inc ..... 626-0405 Moran-Gulf Shipping Agencies .... 880-0940 TRICOMShipping Agency ...... 683-9702 ECAMContainer Agencies Inc ..... 956-0343 Navicon-Texas ...... 873-5060 United Shipping Agency ...... 678-8818 Empress Shipping Agency ...... 861-7720 Navios Ship Agencies Inc ...... 676-2280 Universal Shipping Agencies Inc...678-8138 E.S. Binnings Inc ...... 861-2772 Nedlloyd Lines Inc ...... 448-1381 U.S. Maritime Agency ...... 864-7050 Evans Steamship Agency Inc ...... 331-3232 Neptune Marine Agency Inc ...... 980-2026 Voigt & Koutroulis Shipping Co .... 957-3445 Evergreen International (USA) ..... 552-7400 Nikou Shipping ...... 686-4568 Waterman Steamship ...... 681-3863 Finn Container Cargo Services .... 672-8205 Norton Lilly International Inc ..... 222-9601 West Indies Agency ...... 236-1314 First American Shipping/ Ocean Projects International Inc... 682-8714 West Indian Enterprises Corp ..... 236-8055 Trading Inc ...... 359-3369 Oceans International Corp ...... 956-2200 Zim Lines ...... 880-9798 Fritz Maritime Agencies ...... 957-1883 Odfjell Westfal-Larsen (USA) Inc... 474-9300 Furness Shipping & Agencies ..... 227-1339 O.O.C.L. (USA) INC ...... 953-0118 Gale Shipping Inc ...... 674-2600 Overseas Freight Corp ...... 681-0205 General Maritime Agency Inc ...... 956-0307 Pen Ocean Shipping Corp ...... 674-9080 General Steamship Corp ...... 333-1956 P.E.P. Shipping Texas Inc ...... 957-8923 Gleneagle Ship ManagementCo .... 780-8977 Phillips-Parr Inc ...... 224-1893 Goins International Inc ...... 688-1005 Phoenician Maritime Inc ...... 590-1500 Gulf & Eastern Steamship ...... 956-2228 Phoenix Shipping Inc ...... 847-0836 Gulf America Agencies Inc ...... 453-0478 Paise Shipping ...... 880-5343 Gulf Motorships Inc ...... 470-8081 Rice-Ocean Shipping ...... 528-1397

KEY PERSONNEL/PORT OF HOUSTON AUTHORITY Jim Pugh, Executive Director ...... 226-2153 TRADEDEVELOPMENT Tom Kornegay, Managing Director ...... 226-2100 Steve Jaeger, Director of Marketing ..... 226-2120 226-2174 226-2198 Don Allee, General Sales Manager ...... Customer Service ...... Lee Vela, Public Relations Manager ...... 226-2131 Janet Anderson, Communications Manager ...... 226-2185 OPERATIONS Jim Baker, Director ...... 670-2676 ADMINISTRATION BarboursCut Container Terminal Bill Colburn, Director ...... 226-2107 John Horan, Manager ...... 470-5530 Bill Brady, Controller ...... 670-2555 Algenita Scott Davis, Counsel ...... 226-2114 BulkMaterials Handling Plant Len Waska, Purchasing Manager ...... 226-2160 Les Sanderfer, Manager ...... 453-3531 TurningBasin Terminal FACIUTIES John Horton, Manager ...... 670-2674 Joe Scroggins, Jr., Director ...... 928-7258 Operations Supervisors ...... 670-2675 James Hare, Real Estate Manager ...... 226-2172 HoustonPublic Elevator John Kahl, Chief Engineer ...... 226-2140 Glenn Feilner, Manager ...... 670-2437 Semrity FOREIGNTRADE ZONE Charles Martin, Manager ...... 670-2431 Jack Beasley, Manager ...... 928-7269

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