Bush to appoint intelligence chief

President George Bush is backing the September 11 commission’s recommendation to create a national intelligence director, but not in the White House as the panel had proposed, administration officials said today.

President George Bush is backing the September 11 commission’s recommendation to create a national intelligence director, but not in the White House as the panel had proposed, administration officials said today.

“He will indicate his support for a national intelligence director and the establishment of a national counterterrorism centre outside the executive office of the president.” a senior administration official said.

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