May 31, 1999
Web posted at: 11:13 a.m. EDT (1513 GMT)

SOUTER VS. SCALIA (1998)
The Supreme Court Justices, both graduates of Harvard Law and appointed by Republicans, could hardly be more dissimilar in their life-styles. Financial-disclosure forms released last week highlight the differences between David Souter, 59, a modest resident of Weare, N.H., and Antonin Scalia, 63, a globetrotting crusader for conservatism.

GIFTS

SOUTER: None

SCALIA: Washington Golf and Country Club membership; University Club membership; four prints and one tempera by artist Giacinto Orfanello

ADDITIONAL INCOME*

SOUTER: NONE

SCALIA: $20,000 (maximum allowable)

FREE TRIPS

SOUTER: One, Harvard Law School

SCALIA: 24 in total, including Venice, Italy; Dublin, Ireland; Billings, Mont.; Macon, Ga.; and Aspen, Colo.

*Non-investment income, such as compensation for teaching

Cover Date: June 7, 1999

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• On the stump, Hillary comes down in size and sounds more like Al than Bill
• Judicious spending

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