A frail but determined William H. Rehnquist fulfilled a promise by swearing in President Bush on Thursday in the chief justice's first public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer three months ago. Rehnquist's participation had been in doubt until the last minute because of his battle with thyroid cancer.
January 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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A frail but determined William H. Rehnquist fulfilled a promise by swearing in President Bush on Thursday in the chief justice’s first public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer three months ago.
Rehnquist was pale and walked stiffly with a cane. He administered the oath in a clear, raspy voice. It was the fifth and very likely last time he will swear in a president.
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