Congress prims to rescue seamen from rotten ships
Washington notes blame on ship owners for sending aged vessels to sea with fake repairs and heavy insurance. Critics question life saving service failures while detailing local incidents, disasters, and political maneuvering over whisky tax and subsidies.
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