Senate names chemist as CIA's 17th director
John M. Deutch, a chemist by training and former deputy defense secretary, is approved by the Senate 98 to 0 as the CIA's 17th director. He vows leadership changes to rebuild morale and restore the agency's luster amid prior espionage scandals and budget pressures.
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Critics say civil rights law spurs cuts in men's sports
The civil rights law aims to prevent sex discrimination in federally funded colleges but critics told a House subcommittee that enforcement under Title IX forces cuts to men’s programs like wrestling and gymnastics instead of expanding women’s teams. Advocates argue schools should add women’s programs. opponents warn of cuts to feeder programs.
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