Roberts proposes new plan for intelligence reform
Senate Republicans led by Pat Roberts propose moving major intelligence gathering from the CIA and the Pentagon to a new directorate. White House reaction was noncommittal while Rand Beers praised the idea as similar to Kerry’s plan. Democrats warned of partisanship and questioned the details as Roberts sought bipartisan support and a major reorganization.
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Iraq seeks peaceful settlement in Najaf crisis
Iraqi officials urged patience as U S forces sealed off Najaf Old City and insurgents hinted at handing over the shrine to representatives of Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Husseini al-Sistani. Government spokesmen said no intention to damage the shrine and emphasized a peaceful resolution. Representatives from both sides continued talks over details amid stalled transfer talks.
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Militants cling to Najaf shrine as Najaf violence flares
Shiite fighters loyal to Muqtada al-Sadr maintain control of the Imam Ali Shrine in Najaf amid ongoing clashes with U S and Iraqi forces. Delegates in Baghdad push for a peace path as regional leaders warn of regional fallout and call for international help to stop the Najaf crisis.
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Ottawa College hires diverse new faculty and staff
The Ottawa University roster includes G e Jan Lee associate library director. Carine Ulom, wife of returning faculty member Schuyler Liston. Katrina Palan philosophy instructor and First Christian Church pastor. Joey Skidmore speech instructor and NPR producer. Karen Ohnesorge English and Center for Excellence director. Dean Colston communications instructor. Erika Marksbury English religion instructor and Campus advisor. Tom Byers physical education instructor and assistant coach. Ed Lammers orchestra director and music instructor. Fola Akande director of admissions. New hires bring degrees from OU Emporia State KU OSU and Webster Webster University William Jewell.
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Safety check shuts down Wolf Creek nuclear plant
Investigators probe why the Wolf Creek nuclear plant shut during safety system testing. Plant spokeswoman Susan Maycock says the security system acted as designed with no emergency, suggesting a triggering during testing. The plant will return to operation soon and owners will replace lost energy with reserve sources. customers won’t be affected.
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