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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 2004

Page

6

OREENBELT Md Man Linked to Fire Believed Upset by Loss

Aaron K Spoor 22 worked for Security Services of America told investigators he burned his own home’s Nemes site after his infant son died this year. He said he left SSA due to perceived indifference and noted a coworker who recently suffered a great loss. Debris and family statements reflect a tragic incident amid a broader report on violence and toxins worldwide.

Oreenbelt Washington Aaron K. Spoor Security Services of America Patice Ai Fa Drtahar SSA

Conductor Carl Gove Ends Life After Standoff at Crystal Cathedral

The Crystal Cathedral Orchestra conductor Carl Gove, 74, shot himself after a nine hour standoff following an argument with a coworker. The cathedral, home to the Hour of Power broadcast, canceled Christmas shows as police evacuated staff and visitors from the California church.

Crystal Cathedral Carden Ghove Calif Fine Conduct Crystal Cathedral Orchestra Celle Dion John Tesh Philly Johnson Robert Seidler Crystal Cathedral Ministries Carl Schuller Dion Tesh Michael Crawford London Symphony Lee Greenwood Red Rocks Michael Nason Johnie Nason David Hoffman Front Royal California Crystal Cathedral Church Johnnie Carl Garden Grove Calit

Bush signs intelligence overhaul into law

President Bush signs a major overhaul creating a national intelligence center and a director of national intelligence to oversee 15 agencies. The bill, a response to terrorism after September 11, names a chief who will control budgeting and assets and serve as principal adviser to the president. Potential candidates include Porter Goss and Michael Hayden.

Washington Bush Tirsday Bish Concerce Department NATO America National Intelligence Center National Intelligence CLA Porter Goss MBI Robert Muell Congress Independent Commission New York Pennsylvania Conness Director of Goss Michael Hayden National Securty Agency Richard Armitage White House Homeland Security Frank Townsend DNI al- Raila Bein Sept. L Commission Department of Homeland Security Frord Senate Bill First Joseph Lieberman D-Genn Susan Collins R-Maing Jake Harmar D-Calif House Intelligence Committee Rep Peter Hoekstra R-Mich

GOP Senators Defend Rumsfeld Amid GOP Critics

GOP leaders Bill Frist and Mitch McConnell issued statements defending Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld as critics within and outside the party grow louder about the Iraq war and postwar logistics. The defense comes after tripling concerns over deployments and armored vehicle shortages.

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