Government slow to enact e records under FOIA study shows
The Chronicle-Telegram reports a National Security Archive study finding federal agencies slow to implement the 1997 FOIA amendments requiring online access. Only a small share fully meet the law, with NASA and Education Department cited as better examples. Blanton notes Web publishing cuts costs and boosts transparency, citing VA, Defense, Interior, DNI, and SBA as major laggards amid 2005 FOIA costs of about $319 million.
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Schumer calls for Gonzales resignation over politicized DOJ
U S Senator Charles Schumer urged Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to resign, accusing him of politicizing the Justice Department amid revelations on improper FBI subpoenas and the 2006 dismissal of eight U S attorneys. Senate Republicans voiced calls for more fact finding on Patriot Act powers and the motivation behind attorney removals.
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Police question woman in fatal Chicago fire case
Chicago police say they are questioning a person of interest in the apartment fire on Fremont Street that killed four. The description matches residents’ reports of two women linked to other small fires in the area. The suspect, described as African American, 5 foot 8, 110 to 120 pounds, 30 to 46 years old, is being investigated for possible accelerant use and ties to nearby arson incidents.
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Pawnshop finds suspicious uranium in estate haul
Belleview Florida authorities respond to a boxed rock collection found by Frank Cafaro at the Gold Mine Pawn. A lead container labeled with radioactive markings held a small vial of yellowcake uranium. Hazardous materials teams and Marion County deputies evacuated and inspected the scene.
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