Chief Justice William Rehnquist, ill with thyroid cancer, was hospitalized Tuesday night with a fever and kept overnight for observation and tests on Wednesday. Rehnquist was taken by ambulance late Tuesday to Arlington Hospital, near his Virginia residence, said a source with knowledge of the chief justice's condition. The source sought to downplay the development by portraying it as a routine precaution, but the announcement was sure to revive speculation that Rehnquist might step down soon.
July 14, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Chief Justice William Rehnquist, ill with thyroid cancer, was hospitalized Tuesday night with a fever and was kept overnight for observation and tests on Wednesday.
Rehnquist was taken by ambulance late Tuesday to Arlington Hospital, near his Virginia residence, a source with knowledge of the chief justice’s condition said.
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