Historic ship short on funds and time
The SS United States is sending out what may be its final distress call.
The 990-foot-long ship could be sold for scrap within two months unless the grass-roots preservation group
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The 990-foot-long ship could be sold for scrap within two months unless the grass-roots preservation group
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