Sea Law and Ocean Resources Clash at UN Conference
The United Nations Law of the Sea talks, now in session in New York, face deadlock over a treaty to govern ocean research and exploitation. Coastal states seek controls within a 200 mile exclusive economic zone, prompting fears of data censorship and offshore resource rights amid plans by firms to mine nodules in deep seas.
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FBI Used 316 Informers Against Socialist Workers Party
Documents released by the Socialist Workers Party show the FBI used 316 informers against the party and its Youth Socialist Alliance since 1960. As of last June more than 60 informers remained active, with at least 42 holding office or running for public office.
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Timothy Redfearn
Metropolitan State College
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Steven Cooper
Indianapolis
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