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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2004
Page
4
An unnamed White House official says Education Secretary Rod Paige, whose tenure has been tied to landmark school reform, is considering resigning and has discussed timing with the White House, though no formal resignation has been announced.
Archbishop Sean O Malley urged Catholics to endure parish closures saying the 83 closures out of 357 are for the archdiocese's good and that the archdiocese faces a dire financial situation. Protesters from several shut churches refuse to leave. he cites the clergy sex abuse scandal as a major cost and notes declining attendance and fewer priests.
Veteran intelligence analyst and acting CIA director John McLaughlin retires after 32 years with the agency. The departure follows internal friction as Porter Goss pushes reforms and senior officials weigh whether to stay. Deputy Stephen Kappes also resigned after a tense meeting, with White House pressure noted.
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