Like us, they are persecuted minority who have to put up with all sorts of abuse from harbour officials in order to earn their living.

Harbour officials stated that several ships were knocked off their moorings and washed up onshore.

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The vessel, chartered at Oshana-sita, had been ordered to anchor off-shore pending customs inspection by harbour officials.

As soon as the gangways were lowered, a group of figures hurried up them, harbour officials and naval officers in tropical whites and gold braid, together with a few obviously important civilians.

Alerted by the banners carried above the ferry's small wheelhouse, the lowly harbour officials and the few fisherfolk who happened to be ashore gathered expectantly on either side of the road leading away from the beach.

This was not only for the benefit of Kane, who had reacted as predicted by asking to come along on our next leg, but lest MacDonald get wind through the harbour officials that I was going to interview his precious Dr Schouten - he might have objected.

In answer to Hebert's look of bewilderment Chauvelin said quietly: "We must have some signal between ourselves and the guard at the different gates, also with the harbour officials: at a given moment the general amnesty must take effect and the harbour become a free port.

Harbor officials also have to approve moving the carrier.

That way, I could tell if he played any tricks over the radio with the harbor officials as we anchored."

City and harbor officials also praised the deal, saying it showed that environmental concerns and economic development could find common ground.

"You will, of course, pay the pilot's fee when you turn over your documents to the harbor officials."

From May 5 to May 9, two oil company officials and a harbor official were killed, according to the police reports.

"She just happened to be cruising across our path when the alarm went out and harbor officials notified their navy.

The municipal harbor officials confirmed that just the number of citizens traveling by public ferry to the event site numbered over 350,000.

He called the harbor officials over the ship's radio and kept them informed of his progress, and was given orders for the anchorage.

Plans for additional security were formulated but failed to satisfy Cold Spring Harbor officials.

Earlier this month, at a meeting with the commissioners, Little Harbor officials reported that the work environment had changed markedly from a few years earlier.

Before they had to act, harbor officials investigated the ship's erratic docking and the captain eventually was carried off in a straitjacket.

Harbor officials may disagree.

Captain Panau is scheduled to be interviewed by harbor officials in Jersey on Tuesday.

The proper harbor officials have been bribed, and we've been given a berth in the channel about five hundred yards from the liner."

In Sheepshead Bay near Coney Island, harbor officials require double anchors.

Dumping the sediment in the Sound is considerably less expensive than other options, according to Connecticut harbor officials and state and federal environmental officials.

In 1985, New York harbor officials confiscated the comic publication on the grounds that it was pornographic, but a court later overturned that decision.

"Sheila's developmental disability (mental retardation) is mild, while her mental illness is severe," a Harbor official wrote to a judge.

Daniel had thought the vehicle was bringing harbor officials to handle the administrative details of thePrincess Cecile 's stay on Sexburga.

Bodies appear in the waterways year round, but harbor officials estimate that as many as half of those recovered annually are found in April and May.

Angry representations were made to the Yemenis, who said that the surveillance cameras were set up to be used only as needed, after harbor officials spotted something wrong.

Although tourists love the boat - Chevy Chase and Peter Boyle have been among the visitors - Sag Harbor officials offer mixed reviews.

After the crash, at a dock where the police and harbor officials set up a command center, a police officer questioning Mr. Arnold smelled alcohol on his breath.

A year ago, harbor officials praised a plan to bury up to 14 million tons of the tainted mud in pits beneath Newark Bay, which is already relatively polluted.

A geologist at Hawaii's volcano observatory, upon detecting telltale tremors, would call local harbor officials and tell them to have boats moved to safety, Dr. Curtis said.