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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 2004

Page

4

States weigh Matrix data sharing for crime records

Privacy concerns push some states to pull back from the Matrix anti-terrorism data exchange while others explore joining. The system links Florida, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York and Michigan with private data held on billions of records. Officials say it speeds investigations using public records without predicting crime, but critics fear excessive access to private details.

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Saudi top cleric denounces terrorists at Hajj sermon

In a peak of the annual pilgrimage, Abdul Aziz al-Sheik, a revered Saudi cleric, urged Muslims to reject terrorism and defend against insults to the faith. He condemned killings of Muslims and non Muslims alike, denouncing attacks tied to extremist networks and calling out Western pressure on Wahhabism amid broader security ties after recent Saudi bombings.

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Cheney seen softening stance on Iraqi weapons

Vice President Dick Cheney, once firm that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction, appears to dampen certainty. He says more work is needed to assess what Iraq actually has and avoids a firm judgment. He remains a powerful figure in Washington while his prewar memo readings underscore lingering warnings.

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