Tenet Resigns as CIA Director Amid Turbulent Times
CIA Director George Tenet, a Democratic appointee with ties to President Bush, announced plans to resign amid Iraq intelligence and Iran leak controversy. Deputy John McLaughlin will lead temporarily as lawmakers discuss successors including Porter Goss while Tenet departs mid July.
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Finley column recalls a late night misunderstanding
In a personal column, Finley reflects on a 2:30 a.m. visit he suspects involved a mistaken address. He jokes about crime motives, fears about drugs or a woman, and notes no repeat incident. He mentions Saint Andrews Drive and hints the intruder sought a female.
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Flight attendant admits writing bomb note on plane
Fort Worth flight attendant Gay Wilson testified she wrote a note claiming a bomb aboard an American Airlines flight from Dallas-Fort Worth to Boston on May 27. She took a polygraph test, then confessed in court that she acted due to personal problems, saying she did it because she could or because she was crazy.
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Shiite religious leaders send mixed signals on Iraqi government
In Baghdad Grand Ayatollah Ali al Sistani tacitly backs the U N appointed interim government while Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei calls Allawi’s cabinet a US lackey Amid ongoing clashes in Kufa between US and militia loyalists to Muqtada al Sadr at least six Iraqis were killed and 11 wounded Three US soldiers were hurt as the UN debates a post occupation plan and elections by January 31 2005
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Bush warns allies against Iraq troop pullout during talks
President Bush with Australian Prime Minister John Howard at the White House warns that allies must not pull their troops from Iraq. Howard defends Australia’s 850-department troop commitment amid criticism as Bush heads to Europe and Rome.
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