Bush Selects U.S. Attorney
From United Press International
WASHINGTON —
President Bush intends to nominate Wayne Budd to be U.S. attorney in Massachusetts, the White House announced Wednesday. Budd, 47, a former president of the Massachusetts Bar Assn., would succeed Frank McNamara and would be the first black to hold the post.
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