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Retired Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart Dies
Retired Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart, longtime swing vote on the court, died Saturday in a New Hampshire hospital at age 70 after suffering a stroke. He retired July 3, 1981, to spend time with grandchildren and was succeeded by Sandra Day O’Connor. Stewart’s career balanced liberal and conservative eras with a renowned writing style and a cautious approach to personal ideology.
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