France makes up own rules - says Dutch beam operator

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Jan de Boer operator of the Dutch-owned and Belgian registered beam trawler, Antonia Martruida, discusses the inconvenience in fishing caused by French authorities on English Channel. Boer's trawler was detained for 48 hours and fined 35,000 Euros. One of the charges leveled by French authorities were against the trawler Skipper Willem de Boer was that the vessel did not have square mesh panels. Other charges included recording live weight of fish in the logbook. The trawler is exempt from all these provisions.

Government domestic functions, France, Belgium, Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Natural resource policy, Boer, Jan de

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GeoEye- new name in satellite imagery

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United States based Orbimage Holdings Inc. is acquiring Denver based Space Imaging. The merged company will be called GeoEye. The company provides satellite images, including images of plankton distribution, directly to fishing vessels.

United States, Product information, Facilities & equipment, Radio & TV communications equipment, Guided missiles and space vehicles, Organizational nomenclature, Equipment and supplies, Satellite industry, Names, Artificial satellites in surveying, Satellite surveying, Company product acquisition

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Dutch fishing giant - as Vrolijk takes over Jaczon

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The merger of Dutch supertrawler operator Cornelis Vrolijk Holding BV with Jaczon Holding BV of Scheveningen is discussed.

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