Goss sworn in as new CIA chief
Senator Parlar Goss, 63, was sworn in as head of the CIA in a White House ceremony. The Senate confirmed his nomination 77 to 17 amid protests over Republican ties. Goss, a former congressman from Florida, led travels to reform the intelligence community after criticisms tied to pre 9 11 intelligence failures.
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Iraq elections plan faces open vote despite violence
Deputy Secretary Richard Armitage said elections in January Iraq must be free and open to all citizens and cannot be partial. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld warned some areas may be inaccessible due to violence but affirmed the goal to hold elections on time for every Iraqi to vote.
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Egyptian Iraqi phone workers kidnapped
The Associated Press reports that Egyptian and Iraqi engineers were seized while working for a mobile phone project in Baghdad. Militants led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi threaten further action as security deteriorates under the interim government. UK and U S officials discuss the risk as negotiators in Baghdad seek Bigley's release amid renewed calls for restraint.
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Malvo to plead guilty in second sniper killing case
Malvo plans to plead guilty to a second killing as part of a plea that would avoid the death penalty. His lawyer said the hearing is set for December 26 in Spotsylvania Circuit Court, with Malvo expected to accept life in prison and drop appeals in related cases.
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California regulators approve world’s toughest smog rules
California regulators unanimously adopt the strictest rules to curb emissions driving global warming. The plan targets autos and trucks with a 25 percent cut for cars and light vehicles and 18 percent for trucks and SUVs by 2010, with cleaner tech required by 2009. Gov. Schwarzenegger backs the move amid industry litigation threats as ARB defends authority and urgency of action.
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