Rehnquist to swear in President Bush
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The Associated Press has learned that Chief Justice William Rehnquist, battling thyroid cancer, still plans to swear in President Bush for a second term on January 20.
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President Bush's re-election makes it more likely Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist will retire soon. And Republican gains in the Senate mean the president has more flexibility to nominate another strong conservative to fill that vacancy and other federal judgeships.
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WASHINGTON, DC - The chief justice of the US Supreme Court, William Rehnquist, is in a hospital intensive care unit being treated for thyroid cancer.
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U.S. Chief Justice William  Rehnquist, 80, has been diagnosed with thyroid cancer and is in  the hospital after undergoing a tracheotomy, the Supreme Court  said in a statement on Monday.
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With Chief Justice William Rehnquist&#39;s hospitalization for thyroid cancer, an important issue in the presidential race gained greater prominence: The next president could play a key role in shaping the US Supreme Court.
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At noon on Jan. 20, in the shadow of the Capitol, George W. Bush will raise his right hand, place the other on the Bible and swear to faithfully execute the office of president and preserve, protect and defend the Constitution.
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For a third time, Bush family members gathered to see one of their own sworn in as president.
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NEW YORK Sept. 2, 2004 - As President Bush prepared to accept the Republican nomination for a second term, Vice President Dick Cheney portrayed his boss as a decisive commander in chief.
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President-elect Bush listens to Alberto R. Gonzales, his choice as White House general counsel, during a ceremony at the Governor&#39;s Mansion in Austin, Texas, Sunday, Dec. 17, 2000.
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Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, who missed the Supreme Court&#39;s November argument session while being treated for thyroid cancer, will be absent for the December session as well, the court announced on Friday.
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WASHINGTON (BP)--The issue of judicial appointments to the US Supreme Court found new life Oct. 25 with news that Chief Justice William Rehnquist has undergone thyroid cancer surgery.
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George W Bush will be inaugurated for a second term as US president at a ceremony in Washington.
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U.S. Chief Justice William Rehnquist, who has thyroid cancer, will be unable to return to the bench on Monday when the Supreme Court reconvenes after its recess, a spokeswoman said.
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Los Angeles Times - WASHINGTON &#8212; As he leaves the Capitol after taking the oath of office Jan. 20, President Bush is expected to exercise a familiar presidential prerogative &#8212; reviewing the troops.
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The vice president will take over for several hours while President Bush undergoes anesthesia during routine screening for colon cancer.
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Chief Justice William Rehnquist has undergone throat surgery after a diagnosis of thyroid cancer, but is expected to be released from the hospital this week, according the Supreme Court.
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President Bush will resubmit to the  Senate many of the judicial nominees blocked by Democrats as  too conservative, setting off a second-term battle over the  make up of the federal courts, officials said on Thursday.