Henry Marine Wants $6M for Ferry Rescue

Friday, December 12, 2003
According to a report in New York Newsday (www.newsday.com), Henry Marine Service has filed a suit seeking $6 million for the efforts of its tug Dorothy J. in corralling the Staten Island Ferry Andrew J. Barberi after it crashed in New York in mid-October. In the filing reported in Newsday, the company claims that its efforts to control the “imperiled” ferry and prevent passengers from jumping into the water justified the money.
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