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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 2011

Page

3

Sea Shepherd clash with Tunisian tuna boats aboard Steve Irwin

The Steve Irwin and the bikini Bardot confronted more than 20 purse seiners north of Libya as Sea Shepherd activists tried to disrupt alleged illegal tuna fishing in the Mediterranean. A Tunisian boat and divers escalated tensions with chain munitions and rope attempts while a French jet shadowed the scene. No clear ICCAT quotas were confirmed during the encounter.

Mediterranean Noily Libya Steve Irwin Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Steven Irwin Syracuse Brigitte Bardot Libyan Sea Shepherd North Atlantic Irwin Bardot Steve Stevens Irwin Sea Shepherd Environmentalists Watson ICCAT

Lawmakers push for social network protection for kids

Lawmakers press federal rules to shield children from online data collection and targeted marketing on sites like Facebook Google and Twitter. Critics say age verification is hard and risky for privacy while advocates call for parental rights and stronger safeguards.

Washington Facebook U.S Consumer Reports Magazine Eral California Google Twitter Ed Markey D-Mass Joe Barton R-Tex Jim Steyer Common Sense Media Richard Blumenthal Dconn Silicon Valley Easy Foursquare Formspring Andrew Noyes

Accused languish in jail as military courts review appeals

Marine Gunnery Sgt. Brian W. Foster spent nearly a decade in Leavenworth for a crime he did not commit. He is now free and serving again while the military appeals system faces reform. The system has caused lengthy delays, lost records, and distracted attorneys, yet signs of improvement appear as new software and oversight speed cases.

Washington Marine Corps Brian W. Foster Leavenworth Foster U.S. Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals McClatchy Defense Department Office of Inspector General Navy Department of the Navy Brian Foster Michelle McCluer National Institute of Military Justice Jacob N. Lavoy Marine Lance Robin A. Stagner Marshall L. Magincalda Jr Manteca Calif U.S. Court of Appeals For

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