New Orleans port sues to get control of tanker that crashed into cruise ship
All 197 passengers and crew on the American Heritage cruise ship survived Friday as well as the crew on the tanker.
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Headlines split between the port's lawsuit against the tanker and highlighting an NTSB briefing or the collision's survival aspect.
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All 197 passengers and crew on the American Heritage cruise ship survived Friday as well as the crew on the tanker.
All cruise ship passengers and crew were accounted for, though 32 people were left with non-serious injuries from Friday's collision.
THE owners of a tanker that crashed into a cruise ship docked in New Orleans on Friday are being sued by port authorities. Nearly 200 passengers on board survived the Mississippi River horr...
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) holds a briefing on the collision in New Orleans of an Atlantic Asphalt tanker and an American Heritage cruise ship, at 5:30 p.m. ET on Nov....
THE owners of a tanker that crashed into a cruise ship docked in New Orleans on Friday are being sued by port authorities. Nearly 200 passengers on board survived the Mississippi River horr...
American Heritage cruise boat flipped while emergency workers were still trying to get everyone off, and dozens were dragged from the river; 32 treated for non-critical injuries
NTSB says this investigation is in the beginning stages, and it is currently looking at the people involved, the ships involved, as well as the environment