From stem cells to computer chips, U.S. District Judge Roderick McKelvie has seen it all. But come May, he will have seen the last of it, at least from the bench. That's sad news in the San Francisco Bay Area's Silicon Valley. The judge is retiring this spring, and even though the jurist sits some 3,000 miles away in a Delaware federal courtroom, he's a favorite in the Valley.
January 24, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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