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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2004
Page
6
Pakistani troops raided a terrorist hideout in North Waziristan near Miran Shah sparking a shootout that killed four foreigners and wounded several others. Two militants were captured alive, including a foreigner, with identities not disclosed.
An Army reservist says he will plead guilty to some offenses in the Abu Ghraib detainee abuse case in Germany. Judge Panl warned of potential dismissals if government probes delay, as prosecutors push for a faster review of thousands of records on the classified Abu Ghraib server.
In Najaf, U S infantry clash with Muqtada al Sadr militants near the Imam Ali Shrine as U S forces advance. Warplanes bomb the Old City with fires lighting the night sky while witnesses report damage to the shrine and surrounding walls amid heavy explosions and civilian casualties.
The Munch Museum in Oslo was robbed of a version of The Scream and Madonna by armed robbers who threatened staff and patrons. Police have no suspects or motive, with the car used left at the scene and forensic work to follow. The incident sparks debate across Europe on art protection and security.
A Republican plan to break up the CIA and realign Pentagon spy agencies under a national intelligence director drew swift opposition. Senate Democrats called it a severe mistake while critics warned of a dangerous misunderstanding of intelligence work. President Bush endorsed only pursuing the best way to aid critical decision making without details. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld urged caution as he noted the need for major adjustments in how information is collected and shared. Roberts proposed splitting the CIA into three entities and creating a National Intelligence Director overseeing a new National Intelligence Service, a move that many say is radical and long debated yet unlikely to pass quickly.
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