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The White House is weighing whether to pre-empt the Sept. 11 commission's final report this summer by embracing a proposal to create a powerful new post of director of national intelligence, administration officials said on Thursday.

A9 NATIONAL A12-17 Bush Considers New Post To Direct Intelligence The White House is weighing whether to pre-empt the Sept. 11 commission's final report this summer by embracing a proposal to create a powerful new post of director of national intelligence, administration officials said.

The huts, described as "glorified wooden sheds", were used for military intelligence, administration and serving refreshments.

The CIA comprises four major directorates responsible for intelligence, operations, administration, and science and technology.

While many in Congress have been fiercely critical of the C.I.A. for what they say was a monumental lapse in intelligence, the administration has remained silent.

It is not clear what intelligence the administration is using as a basis for its deductions or how much of this information has been shared with the United Nations.

Several details of the covert effort have been omitted from this account, at the request of senior United States intelligence and administration officials, to avoid harming continuing operations.

Some intelligence and administration officials said Iran seemed to have carefully calibrated its involvement in Iraq over the last year, in contrast to what President Bush and other American officials have publicly portrayed as an intensified Iranian role.

As soon as that inventory is delivered, American officials plan to compare it to sites they have identified from satellite photographs and other intelligence data, administration officials have said.

On Friday, cabinet members were briefed on the latest intelligence, which, administration officials said, indicates Al Qaeda's intention to strike in the United States, but does not suggest when or where an attack might occur or who might be behind it.

During a public hearing about the ostensibly foreign-focused communications troves, senior intelligence and administration lawyers argued that wide discretion over combing through the databases is critical for detecting terrorism and espionage threats.