Bush Picks Reagan White House Counsel Fielding to Succeed Miers

President Bush has selected Fred F. Fielding to be his White House counsel, recruiting a seasoned Washington veteran to represent the president with Democratic congressional investigators and reprise the job he held under Ronald Reagan, sources close to the process said yesterday.
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Peter Baker

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