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2003 Press Book Announcements
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Dec 8: Transportation Sectretary
Mineta Signs Far-reaching Maritime Agreement with China
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November 26: Alaska Most Active
Seasonal Market for Cruise Travel
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November 7: The Mormacdawn left the (JRRF),
to be towed to the ESCO Marine facility in Brownsville, Texas
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November 4: Kevin Krick presented
with U.S. Coast Guard Distinguished Public Service Award
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October 31:
STATEMENT ON THE TRANSIT OF 4 SHIPS TO ABLE UK
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October 30: James River Ship Goes to
Virginia Firm for Scrapping
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October 30: MARAD welcomes new ship to
U.S.-Flag commercial fleet in Baltimore
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October 29 - One for Texas:
Another Ship Departs James River Fleet
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October 28: Short Sea Cooperative
Formed
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October 16: Maritime Administration
removes two more of the James River Fleet
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October 9:
MARAD has approved
an application under section 9 of the shipping Act, 1916, as
amended
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October 8:
MARAD has published a notice in the Federal Register
inviting public comments on a waiver application under MARAD's
Small Passenger Vessel Waiver Program
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October 3
- Statement Concerning Judge Collyer’s October 2, 2003 Ruling on
the Temporary Restraining Order
- October 3 - Maritime Strategic Plan 2003 - 2008 (PDF/HTML)
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October 2: MARAD has published a
notice in the Federal Register soliciting public comment on a
request for approval from Maersk Line, Limited (Maersk) to
transfer Maritime Security Program (MSP) Op[erating Agreements.
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October 2:
MARAD has published a notice in the Federal Register
inviting public comments on six waiver applications under
MARAD's Small Passenger Vessel Waiver Program
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October 1:
Two Ready Reserve Force Ships Successful in
Readiness Activation Exercise
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October 1: Maritime Administration
Awards Contract to Remove Ships from James River Reserve
Fleet
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September 26: Three Ready Reserve
Force Ships Successful in Readiness Activation Exercise
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September 26: SS Cape Flattery
Successful in Readiness Activation Exercise
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September 26: MARAD has published a
notice in the Federal Register inviting public comments
on one waiver application under MARAD's Small Passenger Vessel
Waiver Program
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September 26: MARAD has approved an
application under section 9 of the shipping Act, 1916, as
amended
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September 12: MARAD
has published a notice in the Federal Register inviting
public comments on nine separate waiver applications under
MARAD's Small Passenger Vessel Waiver Program
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September 12: MARAD has announced its
intention to request approval for a three-year extension of a
currently approved information collection entitled
Port Facility Conveyance Information
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August 26: Three Ready Reserve Force
Ships Successful in Readiness Activation Exercise
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August 20: MARAD releases the Cruise
Passenger Travel statistics
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August 19:
MARAD has published
a notice in the Federal Register inviting public comments
on five separate waiver applications under MARAD's Small
Passenger Vessel Waiver Program
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8/19/03 MARAD's Fire Training Program for
Dockside Fires
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August 11: Maritime Administration
has published
a notice in the Federal Register announcing that the
Marine Transportation System National Advisory Council (MTSNAC)
will be holding a meeting on September 3, 2003
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August 11: MARAD has announced its
intention to request approval for a three-year extension of a
currently approved information collection entitled Automated
Mutual-Assistance Vessel Rescue Sytem(AMVER).
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August 11:MARAD
has published a notice in the Federal Register inviting
public comments on eight separate waiver applications under
MARAD's Small Passenger Vessel Waiver Program
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August 7:
MARAD has published
a notice in the Federal Register inviting public comments
on two separate waiver applications under MARAD's Small
Passenger Vessel Waiver Program
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July 31: Maritime Administration Names
Director, Office of Cargo Preference
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July 29: Maritime Administrator
Travels to San Francisco for U.S. China Talks
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July 29: Maritime Administrator
Schubert Calls for Comments on Strategic Plan
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July 29:
MARAD has published
a notice in the Federal Register inviting public comments
on seven separate waiver applications under MARAD's Small
Passenger Vessel Waiver Program
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July 28:Maritime Administration Awards
Contract to Remove Ships from James River Reserve Fleet
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July
21: Chief of Staff Flaherty Presents Medals for
Operations Enduring Freedom/Iraqi Freedom
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July 21: U.S., Canadian Transportation
Departments Sign Memorandum of Cooperation on Short Sea Shipping
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July 17:
MARAD has published
a notice in the Federal Register inviting public comments
on ten separate waiver applications under MARAD's Small
Passenger Vessel Waiver Program
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July 9:
MARAD has published
a notice in the Federal Register inviting public comments
on seven separate waiver applications under MARAD's Small
Passenger Vessel Waiver Program
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July 7: Maritime Administration Awards
Contract to Remove Ships from James River Reserve Fleet
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July 7: Cruise Passenger Travel
Increases by 11 Percent
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June 16: U.S. Merchant Mariners
Awarded Medals for Supporting Sealift Operations during
Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom
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June 16: MARAD has published a notice
in the Federal Register inviting public comments on six separate
waiver applications under MARAD's Small Passenger Vessel Waiver
Program
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June 13: Crew of SS Wright to Receive
Medals in Shipboard Ceremony
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June 10: New Chair Selected for Marine
Transportation System National Advisory Council.
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June 3: MARAD has published a notice
in the Federal Register announcing a final rule to the Debt
Collection Improvement Act of 1996.
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May 29:
In compliance with
the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, the Maritime Administration
has forwarded to the Office of Management and Budget for review
and approval, two information collections.
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May 29: TS State of Michigan Begins
Inaugural Training Cruise
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May 29: Chief of Staff Flaherty
Presents Medals for Operations Enduring Freedom/Iraqi Freedom
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May 28: New Merchant Marine Reservist
Proves Successful Liaison
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May 28: Notice in the Federal Register
inviting public comments on seven separate waiver applications
under MARAD's Small Passenger Vessel Waiver Program.
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May 27: U.S. Department of
Transportation Chief of Staff to Present Medals to Officers and
Crews of Three Ready Reserve Force Ships in Colorful Shipboard
Ceremony
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May 23:
MARAD releases its
updated Public Port Finance Survey for FY 2001.
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May 22: Notice
in the Federal Register inviting public comments on seven
separate waiver applications under MARAD's Small Passenger
Vessel Waiver Program
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May 22:
US Transportation Secretary
Honors U.S. Merchant Marine on National Maritime Day
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May 22: MARAD Honors Shippers for
Support of Merchant Marine
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May 20: U.S. Maritime Administrator
Presents Medals for Operation Enduring Freedom/ Iraqi Freedom
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May 20: Celebrate Maritime Day;
Secretary Mineta Honors Merchant Mariners for Role in Operation
Iraqi Freedom
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May 15: U.S. Department of
Transportation Under Secretary for Policy Briefs American
Association of Port Authorities and the Intermodal Association
of North America on SAFETEA
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May 14: Senior Department of
Transportation Official to Discuss Bush Administration’s Surface
Transportation Reauthorization Proposal
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May 7: U.S. Secretary of
Transportation Norman Y. Mineta Announces Maritime Deputy
Administrator
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May 5:
Deputy
Transportation Secretary Jackson Presents Medals for Operation
Enduring Freedom/ Iraqi Freedom.
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May 2: Deputy Secretary of
Transportation to Present Awards in Colorful Shipboard Ceremony
(Media Advisory).
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May 2:
MARAD has published
a notice in the Federal Register advising that the
Voluntary Intermodal Sealift Agreement program requires that a
notice of time, place, and nature of each Joint Planning
Advisory Group meeting be published in the Federal Register.
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April 15:
MARAD has published
a notice in the Federal Register announcing that the
Marine Transportation System National Advisory Council will hold
a meeting.
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April 11: MARAD
has granted approval to American Ship Management, LLC, and
American President Lines, Ltd., to replace the container vessel
PRESIDENT KENNEDY with the container vessel APL CHINA under
Maritime Security Program Operating Agreement MA/MSP-7.
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April 9:
Maritime
Administrator signs Memorandum of Consultation with People's
Republic of China representative.
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April 7: Eileen Roberson named to
MARAD post
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April 4:
MARAD has announced
its intentions to request approval for a three-year extension of
a currently approved information collection entitled Customer
Service Survey.
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March 28:
MARAD and the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers release December 2002 official
U.S. foreign waterborne transportation statistics.
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March 20:
MARAD has published
a notice in the Federal Register announcing a Notice
of Application from Sargeant Marine, Inc. requesting
approval for the temporary transfer of the ASPHALT COMMANDER to
the domestic trade for a period up to six months.
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March 18: Celebrate! - Excellence in
Science, Technology and Mathematics Education Week March 16-22,
2003.
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March 18:
MARAD has announced
its intentions to request approval for a three-year extension of
a currently approved information collection entitled Request
for Transfer of Ownership, Registry, and Flag, or Charter,
Lease, or Mortgage of U.S. Citizen-Owned Documented Vessels.
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March 12: MARAD/EX-IM
Bank Implement More-Efficient Way to Process Waivers
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March 11: Maritime Administration to
Help States with Reefing
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March 11:
MARAD has
published a notice in the Federal Register advising that
the Voluntary Intermodal Sealift Agreement program requires that
a notice of time, place, and nature of each Joint Planning
Advisory Group meeting be published in the Federal Register.
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March 10:
MARAD has forwarded
to the Office of Management and Budget for review and approval,
an information collection entitled Approval of Underwriters
for Marine Hull Insurance.
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March 4: Maritime Administration
Announces New Research, Technology, Demonstration, and
Deployment Initiative
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March 4: The
Maritime Administration has forwarded to the Office of
Management and Budget for review and approval, an information
collection entitled Determination of Fair and Reasonable
Rates for Carriage of Agricultural Cargoes on U.S. Commercial
Vessels
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Feb 27: The Maritime Administration
and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers release the November 2002
official U.S. foreign waterborne transportation statistics.
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Feb 25: MARAD
has published a notice in the Federal Register announcing the
extension of the Voluntary Intermodal Sealift Agreement (VISA)
for an additional two-year period
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Feb 24:
Cargo Handling
Cooperative Project To Test E-seals
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Feb 24:
Conference on
Maritime Security Standards and Curricula
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Feb 21: MARAD Activates Ready Reserve
Force Ships
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Feb 13:
MARAD has forwarded
to the Office of Management and Budget for review and approval,
an information collection entitled Information to Determine
Seamen's Reemployment Rights
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Feb 11: The Maritime Administration
Activates Ready Reserve Force Ships
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Feb 11: Marine War Risk Insurance
Extended
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Feb 6: The Maritime Administration has
forwarded to the Office of Management and Budget for review and
approval, an information collection entitled Records
Retention Schedule.
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Feb 3:
The Maritime
Administration (MARAD) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
(Corps) today released October 2002 official U.S. foreign
waterborne transportation statistics.
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Jan 31: The Maritime Administration
has approved Title XI financing for two U.S.-flagged
containerships.
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Jan 29: In
compliance with the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, the
Maritime Administration (MARAD) has forwarded two information
collections to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for
review and approval.
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Jan 27: Maritime Administration
Activates Ready Reserve Force Ships.
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Jan 22: The
Maritime Administration has published a notice in the Federal
Register advising that the Voluntary Intermodal Sealift
Agreement program requires that a notice of time, place, and
nature of each Joint Planning Advisory Group (JPAG) meeting be
published in the Federal Register.
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Jan 14: Secretary Mineta Announces
Transportation Security Grants.
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Jan 8: Statement on FASTSHIP, Inc.,
pending Title XI application.
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Jan 8: MARAD and the U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers releases official U.S. foreign waterborne
transportation statistics.
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Jan 3: The Maritime Administration (MARAD)
has approved five section 9 of the Shipping Act, 1916, as
amended.
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