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American Waterways Operators Elects Illinois Marine Towing s Del Wilkins as Chairman
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ARLINGTON, Va., May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The members of the American Waterways Operators, the national tugboat, towboat and barge industry association, elected a new slate of leaders last week during the association s Spring Board of Directors / Annual Membership Meeting.
Clark Todd, President & Chief Operating Officer of Blessey Marine Services, was elected Vice Chairman; and
Brian Hughes, Vice President Operations & Sales, Hughes Bros., Inc. was elected Treasurer. Mr. Wilkins succeeds outgoing Chairman
Arthur F. Mead, Vice President & Chief Counsel, Crowley Maritime Corporation.
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A day after the crack was discovered in a support beam, both the Tennessee-Arkansas Hernando de Soto M bridge and the waterway remained closed as officials worked to assess the damage and craft a repair plan.
In a mid-day update, Tennessee Department of Transportation chief engineer Paul Degges said he didn t know when the bridge and waterway would be reopened but that repairs could take months rather than weeks.
No one seems to know how long the river will be closed to traffic, but the longer the closure lasts, the more economically damaging the crack will be, said Mark Mestemacher, co-owner of St. Louis, Missouri-based Ceres Barge Lines and barge consulting firm Ceres Consulting. A closure that lasts a couple of days could create a backlog of boats at the bridge; a closure of more than a week could begin to be felt more widely, derailing the shipment of corn and beans from the port of New Orleans.
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American Maritime Leaders Applaud Biden Administration for Prioritizing Support of the Jones Act in “Buy American” Executive Order
The American Maritime Partnership (AMP), the voice of the nation’s domestic maritime industry, today applauds the new Executive Order to be signed by President Biden on January 25, 2021, “Strengthening ‘Buy American’ Provisions, Ensuring [the] Future of America is Made in America by All of America’s Workers.” Signaled as a priority, the Executive Order formally confirms the Biden Administration’s policy to strongly support American Maritime workers and businesses serving domestic trades under the Jones Act.
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