Justice Dept. Official To Quit

A fifth senior Justice Department official announced his resignation yesterday in the wake of the controversy over the firings of nine U.S. attorneys last year.
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Dan Eggen and Amy Goldstein

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Michael Elston

United States

Alberto Gonzales

U.S. Department of Justice

Bud Cummins

John McKay

Paul McNulty

George W. Bush

Seattle

Phoenix

Alexandria

San Diego

Little Rock

Carol Lam

U.S. Republican Party

Charles Schumer

Paul K. Charlton

Washington

Pacific States

Pacific Northwestern States

King County

North America

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