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November 6, 2006 · about 20 years ago

‘Ghost ships’ U-turn hopes dashed

A council has refused to reconsider its rejection of proposals to scrap former US naval vessels at a yard on Teesside. Able UK won a contract to dismantle up to 13 so-called ghost ships at its facility in Graythorp, Hartlepool.

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A council has refused to reconsider its rejection of proposals to scrap former US naval vessels at a yard on Teesside.

Able UK won a contract to dismantle up to 13 so-called ghost ships at its facility in Graythorp, Hartlepool.

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