FBI agent questions terrorism readiness in wary seven page letter
Minneapolis FBI agent Colleen Rowley warned in a seven page letter to FBI Director Robert Mueller that war with Iraq could flood the United States with terrorism. She argued the nation’s security is weakened by shifting focus from al Qaeda to Iraq and expressed concerns over links between al Qaeda and Iraq and the Moussaoui case. Rowley stressed her comments were personal opinions and not representative of the FBI.
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Bush presses Iraq disarmament as U S weighs war
President Bush told reporters that Saddam Hussein must disarm or face war. He warned of a possible Security Council vote on a force resolution and said a U S backed invasion would result in regime change. Bush urged multilateral pressure and warned allies who oppose the plan.
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Iraq War Crisis Sees Compromise Talks On U.S. Draft
Britain signals openness to amending a U.S. draft for a wartime resolution. Powell urges action now to curb Iraqi threats. Bush hosts a prime time address while Jiang Zemin backs European-led limits. Erdogan weighs Parliament’s stance as Russians flee Baghdad.
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Cupolas Restore City Hall Look to Original Plan
Restoration work on Campbellsville City Hall includes new pyramid cupolas built by Campbellsville Industries and designed to resemble historic domes. Officials say the cupolas add architectural character while not affecting wall stability, with bids totaling about 23 000 dollars for the original build and about 150 000 dollars for brick replacement and window restoration.
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Resignations and lawsuits rock local agency board
Finisday Gause resigns amid turmoil over rehiring Taylor-Carter as seven defendants face a pending lawsuit. Gause cites legal questions and says he remains the board’s spokesman. The agency reports a $620,000 deficit, a $250,000 overdue bank loan, and a $199,000 line of credit balance as officials advise efforts to resolve the impasse. Contact details are listed.
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Ohio school funding cuts hit Lorain County districts
Lorain and Elyria school systems report reduced state funding, from 3900 to 2700 per student, amid broader cuts. District officials warn tuition may rise, staffing gaps grow, and budget gaps widen, with Columbia and community schools also affected. Districts project further deficits and reallocation needs.
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Ohio budget cuts hit Education Department deficit
Lottery spokeswoman Mardele Cohen said the Education Department will receive the full $638 million in lottery profits planned for this year. Lawmakers faced a $720 million deficit, debating budget balancing while Taft ordered $162 million in cuts including $100 million to schools and $39 million to higher education.
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New York Life investigates scam linked to agent Titanich
The scheme involved losses totaling 5.3 million dollars with federal takeover of the probe. NY Life offers restitution where funds could not be clearly tied to Life products. Titanich's contract was revoked after the firm learned of the scam. Conviction could bring up to 30 years in prison and a 1 million dollar fine, with possible plea deal reducing it to seven or eight years.
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