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• The biggest change comes in the form of billing for docking fees.
• She was eventually scrapped there during the 1930s to pay her docking fees.
• The company said it never told customers that port charges were strictly reimbursement for docking fees.
• Lawsuits filed in 1996 accused Carnival of collecting port charges that exceeded the docking fees they paid.
• The price includes most meals, beer and wine, docking fees, customs fees, taxes and transfers.
• Officials are banking on an increase in docking fees and taxes paid by cruise ships to help cover the costs.
• The stranded crew survived on charity from Dominicans, as their docking fees mounted daily to almost dlrs 500, 000.
• By 1970, she was anchored outside the harbor to avoid expensive docking fees while efforts were made to find a buyer.
• Then Romline went broke, leaving the " Star " with an initial dlrs 15, 000 in unpaid docking fees.
• The FMC last month said it plans to levy a $ 100, 000 docking fee on Japan's top three shipping companies.
• Except in emergency situations, the four Mexicans and 11 Polish crew members are stuck aboard their vessels unless their company pays docking fees.
• Unwilling to pay docking fees, the ship headed off the coast of St . Simons Island to await instructions, a common maritime practice.
• The " Star " has been impounded because of unpaid docking fees and Romline's debt of an estimated dlrs 18 million.
• Dominican authorities have barred the eight crewmen, including Molnar, from leaving the port for failure to pay dlrs 400, 000 in docking fees.
• The company does not have the money to pay the docking fees, and will send eight sailors to Barahona to replace the returning crew members.
• Thus, as in past years, the Cuban government will not charge them docking fees, electricity or other services associated with their stay at the marina.
• But at the same time the ship's owner, state-owned Romline, went broke, leaving the sailors penniless to pay outstanding docking fees.
• Parliament passed a law in June granting Romline 77 billion lei ( dlrs 2.3 million ) to bring back the sailors and pay the docking fees and salaries.
• Port charges, usually ranging from $ 50 to $ 150 per passenger, are added to the price of cruises to cover docking fees that governments collect from cruise lines.
• The ship berthing dock and the Outer Mole ( Harbor ) have been retained by the Navy, which dredges the harbor and collects 40 percent of cruise ship docking fees.