Tenet Statement Highlights Personal Family Focus
George Tenet says his decision was personal with a single basis in fact the well being of his family, framing the choice as solely about relatives and nothing else.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2004
Page
16
CIA chief George Tenet resigns from post
CIA Director George Tenet resigns amid controversy over Iraq weapons intelligence lapses and the Sept. 11 attacks. President Bush says Tenet left for personal reasons after an Oval Office meeting with Cheney Powell Rice, insisting the move is not tied to the leaks or grand jury probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIA
George Tenet
Iraq
Bush
Tenet
White House
Europe
Pentagon
Ahmad Chalabi
Cheney
Oval Office
Tenet resigns as CIA Director during White House meeting
CIA Director George Tenet resigns for personal reasons during a White House meeting with President Bush on Wednesday night. Tenet, born January 5, 1953, built a long career including roles on the Senate Intelligence Committee staff, the National Security Council, and as deputy director before leading the CIA from 1997 onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
George Tenet
Bush
White House
George John Tenet
School of Foreign Service
Georgetown University
Columbia University
Senate Committee On Intelligence
National Security Council
Central Intelligence Agency
Census shows women lag in most jobs by earnings
The Census Bureau report from 2000 finds only five job categories where women earn as much as or more than men. Hazardous waste workers and telecommunication line installers pay women little relative to men, while meeting planners and dining staff show parity. Substantial gender gaps persist across fields, even where women are common workers.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Myra Strober
Stanford University
Women earn 74 cents for every dollar men earn in Census study
The Census Bureau ranks over 400 occupations by median earnings for full-time year-round workers. Women average 74 percent of men’s pay, with overall median income around 42 000 while men report 45 000. Nursing fields and specialization may influence gaps, per American Nurses Association spokeswoman. The 2000 census results cover 1999 income data across 505 categories, using a 400-field subset with at least 10,000 workers and a mix of men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Carol Cooke
American Nurses Association
Bush says leaving Iraq would be disaster for allies
President Bush warned that pulling troops from Iraq would signal weakness to the Iraqi people and terrorists. He spoke with Australian Prime Minister John Howard at the White House before a European trip, as protests and security measures surged in Rome where demonstrations were planned and traffic would be limited.
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Bush
John Howard
Rose Garden
White House
OME
U.S
Iraq
House
Washington
Howard
Australia
Silvio Berlusconi
Tony Blair
Jacques Chirac
Gerhard Schroeder
Rome
OPEC raises output ceiling in two-stage plan
OPEC agreed to lift production ceilings by 2 million bpd next month and 500000 bpd in August if needed to cool prices. Analysts doubt U.S. gasoline will fall soon due to refinery bottlenecks, while overproduction already exceeds quotas by about 2.3 million bpd. The decision, taken after four hours in Beirut, sets 25.5 million bpd on July 1 and 26 million bpd on August 1.
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Beirut
Lebanon
OPEC
United States
Saudi Arabia
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Iran
Vienna
Ali Naimi
U.S. Energy
Spencer Abraham
U.S. State Department
Adam Ereli
Claude Mandil
International Energy Agency
China
Purnomo Vusgiantoro
Purnomo
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Mark Mansfield
Dick Cheney
Colin Powell
Condoleezza Rice
Figsgey
Physicians and Surgeons
Sted
Source
Associated Press
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