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Search for missing sailors in Chinese waters still underway
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Search for missing sailors in Chinese waters still underway

Chinese rescue workers have not found anymore Vietnamese crew members or their cargo ship that went missing in Chinese waters last week except for the body found May 4. The SEA BEE ship and 23 crew members went missing, with the cause still unknown, when it was traveling from Qinghuang Dao of China

about 21 years ago
Indian delegation to visit Pakistan on May 10 Indian delegation to visit Pakistan on May 10
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Indian delegation to visit Pakistan on May 10 Indian delegation to visit Pakistan on May 10

An Indian delegation headed by Vice Admiral Arun Kumar Singh, DG Indian Coast Guard, is visiting Pakistan on 10th & 11th May 2005, according to a press release issued by the Ministry of Defence. The visit of the delegation is in continuation of the ongoing dialogue on CMBs, which will help to bolste

about 21 years ago
Pirates preying on vessels could instead be terrorists
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Pirates preying on vessels could instead be terrorists

This 600-mile-long passage between the Indian and Pacific oceans is infested with pirates who aren’t the somehow lovable types popularized in the recent Johnny Depp film “Pirates of the Caribbean.” Indeed when one of the main global security organizations fighting piracy sent out a poster promoting

about 21 years ago
Payment plan is boon for builders
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Payment plan is boon for builders

For the shipbuilding industry, changes approved by Congress for the way the Navy pays for warships may have been the equivalent of the industry’s ship coming in. Next fiscal year’s $2.6 trillion federal budget allows the Navy to buy a ship over several years, instead of setting aside full funding in

about 21 years ago
Volvo Ocean race will have to comply with a new rule
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Volvo Ocean race will have to comply with a new rule

Sanxenxo (Pontevedra), May 5, 2005 – The 2005-2006 edition of the Volvo Ocean race will have to comply with a new rule that brings major changes with respect to previous editions of this Round the World race. In the words of the VOR organization, the new VO70 rule was developed

about 21 years ago
Movistar arrives in Rio de Janeiro
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Movistar arrives in Rio de Janeiro

The Spanish VO70 moviestar has arrived in Rio de Janeiro completing over 8,000 miles on her journey to the VOR start.

about 21 years ago
High shipping, port fees hurt Vietnamese businesses
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High shipping, port fees hurt Vietnamese businesses

Businesses in Vietnam are shouldering the heavy burden of too many port fees for exporting or importing goods, which they say is shrinking their profits and hurting their competitiveness. For example, to transport a container of goods to a port for shipping, an exporter has to pay at least seven fee

about 21 years ago
Escanaba residents criticize shipping ports study
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Escanaba residents criticize shipping ports study

Escanaba residents are criticizing a report released last week about the potential to expand its shipping ports. Some residents say the report that cost the city 240 thousand dollars is filled with spelling errors.

about 21 years ago
Govt questioned over stalled Gold Coast projects
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Govt questioned over stalled Gold Coast projects

Queensland’s Opposition Leader says at least 10 State Government projects worth more than $375 million are way behind schedule on the Gold Coast. Lawrence Springborg says the delayed projects include the Tugun Bypass, Southport police station, dredging of the Coomera River, an industrial park and sc

about 21 years ago
Rio de Janeiro Sets New Record Highs in Cruise Arrivals
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Rio de Janeiro Sets New Record Highs in Cruise Arrivals

Rio de Janeiro

about 21 years ago
Rep. Bradley ‘holding breath’ on Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
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Rep. Bradley ‘holding breath’ on Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

With the Department of Defense set to release its list of recommended base closings in less than two weeks, U.S. Rep. Jeb Bradley warned yesterday the threat facing the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is real. “I’m holding my breath and I will be until next Friday,” the 1st District Republican told three

about 21 years ago
Cruise Line Docks at GSD&M
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Cruise Line Docks at GSD&M

DALLAS Omnicom Group’s GSD&M was awarded Norwegian Cruise Line’s branding work after a review, the agency said. The value of the account is estimated at $25 million. Other finalists in the review were Dallas independent The Richards Group and WPP Group’s Landor Associates of San Francisco. GSD&M of

about 21 years ago
Solo yachtsman takes on round Ireland record
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Solo yachtsman takes on round Ireland record

Irish sailor Dave Parker (22) set off on Monday from the Kish Lighthouse, Dublin Bay, on an attempt to break the Round Ireland Single handed speed record for a monohull. He is sailing a Berret 30ft half tonner called Blue Berret Pi.

about 21 years ago
Union leader sues Ferries boss
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Union leader sues Ferries boss

The head of the Shipyard Workers Union is suing BC Ferries president David Hahn, alleging a media campaign of defamation. The B.C. Supreme Court lawsuit says Hahn is quoted in print and on radio accusing George MacPherson of misleading the public, and being an embarrassment to the labour movement.

about 21 years ago
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