Rehnquist's early clash with court liberalism noted
The piece recalls William H. Rehnquist as a young Phoenix lawyer scolding the Supreme Court for charity and ideological sympathy toward two men denied admission over alleged Communist ties. It traces his views on civil rights, police powers, and mass arrests as he seeks a Senate Judiciary hearing for a Supreme Court seat.
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Pet food industry eyes 1.4 billion spend on dogs and cats
The Pet Food Institute projects Americans will spend about 1.4 billion dollars on dog and cat food this year, a 14 percent rise from last year. Ralston Purina and Quaker Oats boost advertising. Pfizer and Carnation note specialty diets for ill pets. About 33 million dogs and 22 million cats live in U.S. households, with dogs growing roughly 5 percent annually.
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Roman House Found in Dover Beneath Port Ground
Archaeologists uncovered a largely intact Roman house in Dover England just 12 feet underground. The two level structure features pink mortar floors nine foot walls and painted murals likely dating back around 1700 years.
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