Supreme Court nominee John Roberts took shots at Congress while a Reagan administration lawyer, saying in documents released Wednesday that a congressman killed in connection with cult leader Jim Jones' massacre could be viewed as a "publicity hound" and that what Congress does best is "nothing." National Archives officials announced Tuesday the discovery of "a large volume" of unreviewed and unreleased Roberts documents, and at least one file of Roberts papers on affirmative action has gone missing.
September 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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