White House Aide to Fill GOP Communications Post
From United Press International
WASHINGTON —
B. Jay Cooper, White House deputy press secretary, will become the Republican National Committee’s communications director Aug. 1, Administration officials confirmed Thursday. He will replace Mark Goodin, who resigned under fire last month after circulating a memo attacking House Speaker Thomas S. Foley (D-Wash.).
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