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USCG FOIA Log Received between 04/01/2015 and 09/30/2015 Request ID Received Date Request Description Requester Name 2015-CGFO-00271 08/12/2015 Every Memorandum of Understanding in which Caudle, Brandon the USCG has entered. 2015-CGFO-00766 05/28/2015 Investigation into grounding of ERIKOUSSA, 21 Moller, Jeffrey December 2014. Occurred in Delware River in the vicinity of the Marcus Hook anchorage in the early hours of 21 December 2014. Activity #5042947 and the investigation #711885. All documents and objects, including but not limited to, witness statements, recordings, photographs, log pages, computer data and the like, as well as the investigation report. 2015-CGFO-00778 04/17/2015 1. All ship drawings as provided by Bollinger West, Scott Shipyards including, but not limited to: General Arrangement, Dry Docking Plan, Fire Plan, Framing Plans, Structural Plans, Ventilation Plan, Fresh Water Piping Plan, Grey Water Piping Plan, Black Water Piping Plan, Salt Water Piping Plan, Engine Room Plan, Bilge Piping Plan, Rudder Plan, Lighting Plan, Electrical Schematics, Halon System Plan. 2. Equipment manuals including, but not limited to: Main En~ine (Caterpillar 3516), Aux Engine (Caterpillar 3304), Gearbox (Behr), Stabilizers (V osper Thornycraft), Steering Gear (V osper Thornycraft), CAPAC System, Brominator System (Howell Laboratories), Vacuum Toilet System (Envirovac), Water Maker (Village Marine Tee), Battery Charger (Custom Power), Oil Water Separator (Coffin World Water Systems), Autopilot, Glendinning Controls, Fire Alarm System, Crane, Capstan. 2015-CGFO-00871 04/07/2015 Activity number 485668 that states a WARNING Denley, Rachel was issued. what the incident was about and to whom the warning was issued. shows the CBC 77 official number 1201542 being involved in a Marine Casualty. 2015-CGFO-00986 04/15/2015 any and all documents pertaining to the 23 Lakis, William January 2015 incident involving towing of the S/V Goldcrest of Bristol by Keywest Marine Assistane. 2015-CGFO-00994 04/14/2015 a certified copy of USCG records concerning a Carlson, Danielle boating incident which occurred on August 24, 2014, at Mile Marker 37 Intercoastal Waterway, corpus Christi, texas, involving 2015-CGFO-01049 08/12/2015 Results for RFQ942076 Phillips, James 2015-CGFO-01059 05/01/2015 All records relateing to USCG activity number DiBlasi, Margie 4959309 2015-CGFO-01190 05/18/2015 information on CG1215812, HA4871CP, and Langesfeld, Andy HA1868CP 2015-CGFO-01260 04/02/2015 NRC records for 1385 Kiantone Rd, Jamestown Benkleman, Andrew (Kiantone), NY 14701 2015-CGFO-01261 04/02/2015 records on collision on 3/9/15, at approx. 1235 in Hartman, R. Keith the houston ship channel, between CONTI PERIDOT and CARLA MAERSK 2015-CGFO-01262 04/02/2015 copy of approval letter on Alyeska's Valdez Swiss, linda Marine Terminal Oil Discharge Prevention and Contingency Plan 2015-CGFO-01263 04/02/2015 All records related to incident on 6/20/14 Guambana, Rosa involving vessel FIVE STAR near Fort Weatherill, Jamestown, RI 2015-CGFO-01264 04/02/2015 records on 41-417 applegrove street NW, city of Kibler, Chris north canton, hoover township, stark county, ohio 44720 2015-CGFO-01265 04/02/2015 All documents related to or involving vessels Washburn, Eric FREE SPIRIT and NO CLEW on 6/23/14 at stingray point boat works 2015-CGFO-01267 04/02/2015 Files and reports related to 5/5/14 incident Wogan, Hansford involving M/V URSULA, M/V MARLIE CENAC, tank barges CTCO-312, EMS-3013, CTCO-339, and CTCO 321 at Magnolia East Fleet, Mile 10.5 ICW, EHL 2015-CGFO-01268 04/02/2015 PAWSS, Chl 12/13 for 09 Mar 15 from 1100- Huffman, Jay 1240 2015-CGFO-01269 04/02/2015 PAWSS, Chl 12/13 for 05 Mar 15 from 1300- Huffman, Jay 1430. CCTV 2015-CGFO-01270 04/03/2015 electronic copy of the CANUSPAC TTX After Pratt, Lovell Action Report for the June 4, 2014 TTX. 2015-CGFO-01271 04/03/2015 records regarding vessel AMERICAN PRINCESS Fitzgerald, Daniel incident on 8/31/14 in vicinity of Buttermilk Channel in NY Harbor 2015-CGFO-01272 04/03/2015 MISLE activity #4990193 Crocker, Jeanne 2015-CGFO-01273 04/03/2015 MISLE # 705168 Hails, Barrett 2015-CGFO-01274 04/03/2015 All inspections on WENDELLA, LINNEA, and LILA Nelson, Stephen 2015-CGFO-01275 04/06/2015 Death involbing TEMPEST on September 7, 2014 O'Reilly, Timothy off Long Island, NY 2015-CGFO-01276 04/06/2015 Incidents for 9290 Roll road, Clarence, NY Persons, Shelby 140352 2015-CGFO-01277 04/06/2015 Records concerning vessel number 558052 from Christian, Kathryn the NVDC 2015-CGFO-01278 04/06/2015 plans regardung USCG SANGAMON Muir, Dan 2015-CGFO-01279 04/06/2015 Investigative file on collision involving MISS Rigsby, Tommy SYDNEY on 3/12/14 2015-CGFO-01280 04/06/2015 information on oil spill incidents of more than 6.5 Lan, Tian barrels in the waters off LA or in the EEZ from 5/1/10 until present 2015-CGFO-01281 04/06/2015 MISLE # 5025363 Verret, Rob 2015-CGFO-01282 04/06/2015 Activity # 4789875 White, Michael 2015-CGFO-01283 04/06/2015 incident involving barge that struck ice in the CT perez, pedro river on 1/9/15 around 1130 hrs 2015-CGFO-01284 04/06/2015 Activity # 4898137 Baldwin, Peter 2015-CGFO-01285 04/06/2015 Reports for multiple MISLE activity numbers Foley, Vincent 2015-CGFO-01288 04/07/2015 Records concerning the death of Kendall Wernet O'Neill, Lisa involving ECSTACY on September 29, 2014 2015-CGFO-01289 04/07/2015 ERNS records on several locations in Denver, CO Lampe, Daniel 2015-CGFO-01290 04/07/2015 CG Yard construction plans Kopke, Anthony 2015-CGFO-01291 04/07/2015 All photos taken from the USCGC Polar Star's Lasser, Allan freeing of the ANTARCTIC CHIEFTAIN 2015-CGFO-01292 04/07/2015 Report of injury involving THE SPIRIT OF Mostafa, Nashat PENNEKAMP on Janury 23, 2015. MISLE Case No. 5065826 2015-CGFO-01293 04/07/2015 All electronic correspondence sent by or to Duhigg, Charles [email protected] between August 1, 2012 and December 2, 2012 2015-CGFO-01294 04/07/2015 All publicly releasable documents supporting Wright, Charles contract HSCG38-10-D-800152 2015-CGFO-01295 04/07/2015 Loss of life involving ALOHOA on March 9, 1984 Ang, Dwight 2015-CGFO-01296 04/07/2015 Records for USCG IDIQ HSCG80-13-R-P45006 Gardner, Mike WPB 87 and 110 2015-CGFO-01297 04/07/2015 Merchant Mariner record for 2015-CGFO-01298 04/07/2015 PAWSS, VHF chl1 1/13, CCTV any incident Mendez, Alejandro reports or surge reports 2015-CGFO-01299 04/07/2015 request for a marine casualty which took place on Newman, Raleigh 10Feb2010 onboard the M/V J. R. NICHOLLS (Case # 490397)in the Houston Ship Channel 2015-CGFO-01301 04/07/2015 Salvage and Marine Fire Fighting Requirements Shaw, Roy (33 CFR Part 151, 155, and 160) in Vessel Response Plans to the maritime industry 2015-CGFO-01302 04/07/2015 Documents pertaining to incident involving M/V Dulberg, Sharon MAVERICK on 9/17/14 2015-CGFO-01303 04/07/2015 CAD drawings for the USCG WSC 145 MARION Turner, Dan 2015-CGFO-01304 04/07/2015 releases associatedwith property at 222 chicago Kibler, Chris street, city of buffalo, erie county, new york 14204 2015-CGFO-01305 04/07/2015 copy of case # 707852 activity # 5019797 Gonzalez, Trevor 2015-CGFO-01306 04/07/2015 All documents related to USCG involvement with Frazer, A. the MV CARNIVAL TRIUMPH from 2/10/13 through 6/13/13 2015-CGFO-01307 04/07/2015 SIMGE AKSOY - wave wash incident on March 5, Brown, Chris 2015; 2115 hrs. 2015-CGFO-01309 04/08/2015 Waterford # 3 Power Plant: damaged by vessel Brown, Chris on March 8, 2015 2015-CGFO-01310 04/08/2015 Merchant Mariner Records Manibusan, Jennifer 2015-CGFO-01311 04/08/2015 incident report request from Norwegian Cruise Franklin, John Line. 2015-CGFO-01313 04/08/2015 Study of amonium nitrate materials Budd, Pauline 2015-CGFO-01314 04/08/2015 M/V EULA B DEVALL, Incicdent at Algiers Point, Haik, Chantelle Mile 94.5 Apprx. 15:30 3/17/2015 2015-CGFO-01315 04/08/2015 radar track lines and the VHF communication Dupre, Rory between the M/V Mary Dupre and the M/V Horn Island on the date of 3-22-15 around the time of 1415 hrs. 2015-CGFO-01317 04/08/2015 PowerPoint Presentation that was presented at Felleman, Fred the Puget Sound Harbor Safety committee by CDR Edwards 2015-CGFO-01319 04/08/2015 Copy of NRC report numbers 1109383, 1109939, Reidenbach, Holly and 1110105 2015-CGFO-01320 04/08/2015 referral from NCIS dealing with Mr. Racicot Racicot, Kerrie (deceased) 2015-CGFO-01321 04/08/2015 Incident on M/V Seabiscuit doc #507630 Pfund, Peter regarding 2015-CGFO-01322 04/08/2015 copies of most recent paid invoices under Santos, Rose HSCG7907JTP4207 2015-CGFO-01323 04/08/2015 any information about an incident that occured Bilski, Nick on Oct. 18th at 13:30. on the Cal Sag river in Chicago, IL under 130th Street Bridge. 2015-CGFO-01325 04/08/2015 All records related to S/V JOLLY JOYCE towed by Howey, Jody USCGC Point Warde sometime between 1996 and 2000 where it was towed to Masonboro Inlet 2015-CGFO-01326 04/08/2015 Incident Involving BOPCO, L.P. on February 10, Johnson, Dave 2015 2015-CGFO-01328 04/08/2015 incident report for 2/1/01 (12:00 PM) at 114 Old Dugan, Angela Runway Rd in Tupelo, Mississippi 2015-CGFO-01329 04/08/2015 Additional Information on ERNS Listings Brown, Rebecca 2015-CGFO-01330 04/08/2015 KILIKINA II Incident report from December 17, Bitner, Pamela 2014 2015-CGFO-01331 04/08/2015 incident on 8/4/13 at Massey's Point in DE Johnston, Jill involving vessel THE SAND DOLLAR 2015-CGFO-01332 04/08/2015 incident on 7/4/14 at east side cleveland Miller, Christina breakwater opposite west end of burke lakefront airport 2015-CGFO-01333 04/08/2015 Records concerning the Pensacola Five incident Johnson, Paula on November 29, 1974 2015-CGFO-01334 04/08/2015 69 O’Connor Road, Fairport, New York 14450 Persons, Shelby 2015-CGFO-01335 04/08/2015 Records on Mr.
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    100 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE. DECEJ\IDER 10! By Mr. MANN: Petition of citizens of Chicago, asking legis­ a bill (H. R. 16954) to provide for the Thirteenth and subse­ lation to provide pensions for the United States Military Tele­ quent decennial censuses, in which it requested the concurrence graph Corps of the United States Army during civil war-to the of the Serrate. Committee on Invalid Pensions. OHIO VALLEY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Also, paper to accompany bill for relief of William Lindsey­ The VICE-PRESIDENT. The Chair lays before the Senate to the Committee on Invalid Pensions. resolutions adopted at the fourteenth annual convention of the By Mr. MOON of Pennsylvania: Petition of citizens of Phila­ Ohio Valley Improvement Association, held at Louisville, Ky., delphia, for legislation to pension members of the Telegraph October 21-22, 1908, relative to the improvement of the Ohio Corps of the civil war-to the Committee on Invalid Pensions. River. By Mr. MOON of Tennessee : Papers to accompany bills for Mr. GALLINGER. Mr. President, that is a very important relief of Lovenia Hodges, estate of Preston Gann, estate of document, and I ask unanimous consent that, without reading, Samuel Y. B. Williams, and heirs of Simeon Graves-to the it be inserted in the RECORD. Committee on War Claims. By Mr. NEEDHAM: Petition of citizens of California, favor­ Without objection the resolutions were referred to the Com­ ing legislation to provide pensions for the United States Mili­ mittee on Commerce and ordered to be printed in the RECORD, as follows: tary Telegraph Corps of the United States Army during civil ar-to the Committee on Invalid Pensions.