Connect to share and comment  UPDATE 2-Weary passengers head
home after stinky Carnival cruise  * Docking of ship ends ill-
fated voyage * Ship lost power and toilets overflowed * First
lawsuit against Carnival Corp filed By Kaija Wilkinson MOBILE,
Ala., Feb 15 (Reuters) - Thousands of passengers who spent
nearly five days stuck on a disabled cruise ship in the Gulf of
Mexico headed home on Friday by bus, plane or car, relishing the
chance for a warm shower and working toilets after finally
arriving back on land.  Carnival cruise ship on last leg of
"very challenging" U.S. Gulf trip  * Exact arrival time still
not clear * Angry mother rejects cruise line executive's apology
By Kaija Wilkinson MOBILE, Ala., Feb 14 (Reuters) - Three
tugboats were hauling the disabled cruise ship Carnival Triumph
cruise ship slowly into port in Mobile, Alabama, on Thursday
where its arrival with more than 4,220 people aboard was
expected later in the day, authorities said.  UPDATE 1-Carnival
offers stricken cruise ship passengers