Keating Says He Won’t Be No. 3 in Justice Dept.
Associated Press
WASHINGTON —
Associate Atty. Gen. Francis A. Keating II said he will not be reappointed to the Justice Department’s No. 3 position in the new Administration.
Keating said he was informed Thursday of the decision, which had been made jointly by Atty. Gen. Dick Thornburgh and the transition team for President-elect Bush.
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