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Article: Change in cruise ship screening worries Maine's port officials ; Passengers may soon wait on board for customs checks rather than pouring into ports quickly to shop.
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- Portland Press Herald (Portland, ME)
- Article date:
- December 13, 2004
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DAVID HENCH Staff Writer. Staff Writer Tux Turkel contributed to this report.
Portland Press Herald (Maine)
12-13-2004
Change in cruise ship screening worries Maine's port officials ; Passengers may soon wait on board for customs checks rather than pouring into ports quickly to shop.
Byline: DAVID HENCH Staff Writer. Staff Writer Tux Turkel contributed to this report.
Edition: Final
Section: FRONT
Memo: CRUISE SHIP ECONOMICS Cruise lines, passengers and crews spent nearly $31 million in Maine last year. Cruise ship traffic has doubled in five years to 187 calls at nine communities. Cruise ships brought 132,340 passengers to Maine ports in 2003, a 9 percent increase over 2002. Cruise visits ...
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