Reform plan would shift U S intelligence under new director
Washington officials reacted warily to a Republican plan to move major intelligence gathering from the CIA and Pentagon to a new director. President Bush offered cautious interest, while Rand Beers supported the idea as similar to Kerry's proposal and urged bipartisan backing and leadership. Critics warned the shift could erode defense secretary oversight during wartime, and Warner indicated concerns over reducing the defense department's control.
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Man shoots daughter after mistaking her for a burglar
Hudson Florida police said 54 year old George Earl Ingram fired as his daughter Teri Lee Moody, 31, approached the home before dawn mistaking her for a burglar. Moody was struck in the side around 5 am and treated. her children 4 and 10 were in her car. No charges filed yet. Hudson lies 33 miles northwest of Tampa.
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Poinciana High Students Return After Charley Damage
Poinciana High School resumes classes after Hurricane Charley with roofless gym and tent serving free meals. Osceola County funds and staff assist students amid extensive repairs while Gov. Bush grants waivers to aid reopening. Illinois students adopt the school to send support and supplies.
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Fla
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Ill
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Rudolph defense gets more time in Alabama bombing case
In Birmingham, Alabama, federal judge Lynwood Smith granted Eric Rudolph extended time to file a defense plan for the January 29, 1998 Birmingham abortion clinic bombing that killed a police officer and injured a nurse. The case faces trials in May 2005, amid various related Atlanta bombings.
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Murphy
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Jury selection begins in Bryant case in Denver
Jury pool drawn for Kobe Bryant rape case reflects diverse demographics with 999 summonses sent for Friday juror duty. Opening statements expected Sept 7 as prosecutors and defense seek impartial panels amid intense media coverage and prior court disclosures.
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Kobe Bryant
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Joseph Rice
Jury Research Institute
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Kobe
Rice
Bodies of WWII soldiers found in Italian glacier
Italian historian Maurizio Vincenzi reports three Austro Hungarian soldiers killed on September 3 1918 during a failed San Matteo peak assault have been found protruding from a glacier near Pero near the Swiss border. The corpses remain unidentified and will be buried with other war victims near the village, with a funeral planned.
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Italy
Maurizio Vincenzi
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