Senate panel to hold hearing on Baucus nomination

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hold a hearing Jan. 28 on President Barack Obama’s pick of retiring Sen. Max Baucus to serve as ambassador to China.

The six-term Democratic senator is expected to sail toward confirmation by his colleagues. If confirmed, Baucus would replace Gary Locke, who has announced plans to leave the diplomatic post.

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