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  • Stan Barnes Named To AMO Executive Board
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  • AMO Passes Annual Quality Inspection
    • AMERICAN MARITIME OFFICER
      October 2000 On-Line Edition
    SeaAmerica Reaches New Milestone
    Cruise Line Complying With PVSA Files Title XI Application
    An artist's rendering of the design for the fleet of SeaAmerica cruise ships
          The SeaAmerica Cruise Line project advanced again Sept. 26 when the company filed its application for ship construction loan guarantees from the Maritime Administration.
         SeaAmerica Cruise Line, of Hollywood, Fla., will build at least two large ocean-going luxury cruise ships in the U.S. for U.S.-flag service in domestic markets along the East, Gulf and West Coasts, with start-up planned in 2004. AMO will man the SeaAmerica ships in all licensed positions.
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    October 2000
    AMO Members Urged To Complete Training For STCW '95
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    GAO Upholds RRF Contracts:
    Five-Year MARAD Pacts Put AMO On 39 Of 74 Sealift Ships

    Legislation Announced To Prohibit Dangerous Registries:
    Rep. DeFazio Seeks To Ban FOCs With Poor Records From U.S. Ports
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