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Newspaper Article
JOHN H. ROCKWELL
2004
Overview
Not equating retirement with quitting work, after he and [Phyllis] moved to Williamsburg in 1979, John applied for a position at the National Center for State Courts, saying, \"I'd like to do anything that is useful.\" He became 'their oldest and longest temporary employee' working as a researcher for over 20 years. As part of the NCSC' Information Center he fielded questions from all over the world about courtroom security and televising court cases. He is remembered there for his perseverance, optimism and enthusiasm, and was recently honored at a ceremony by Supreme Court Chief Justice Rehnquist for his work. He was proud of his ability to see both sides of a question.
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Tribune Interactive, LLC
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