| Two chiefs of overseas divisions at the CIA are leaving, according to a federal official — the latest changes at the spy agency that has been in turmoil since new Director Porter Goss took over. The chiefs of the Europe and Far East divisions are retiring, the official told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity. The departing officials' names were not released because they work undercover. The two officials were in the highest level of clandestine service, the directorate of operations, The New York Times reported on its Web site last night. The retirements come almost two weeks after two other top officials — CIA's Deputy Director for Operations Stephen Kappes and his immediate deputy, Michael Sulick — announced they were leaving the CIA. |