Convicted Canadian teacher faces appeal on hate charges
In Alberta, former teacher Jim Keegstra was convicted of promoting hatred for teaching Jews conspired to control world events. Judge Arthur Lutz fined him 2640 dollars. appeal window 30 days. It is his second trial after an earlier 1985 conviction overturned.
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West eyes naval patrols off Yugoslavia amid sanctions
U S and European warships will patrol the Yugoslav coast to enforce UN sanctions on Serbia. NATO and WEU plan air and sea actions with about six ships under Italian command. Bush cautions against broad ground intervention.
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Clinton pushes Gore role to drive Democratic agenda
Clinton frames Albert Gore as key to pushing Democratic bills in Congress. He vows first 100 days focus on jobs health care and education and contrasts Gore with Dan Quayle. Polls show shifting liberal and Democrat support toward Clinton as Perot's appeal wanes.
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House post office questioned for inflating mail stats
Draft congressional report says former House postmaster Robert Rota raised annual mail handling figures by up to 100 million to justify more political patronage jobs. The panel of six lawmakers wrestles with partisan disagreements over findings and presentation delaying release after the Democratic National Convention.
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LAPD elite spy unit accused of spying on celebs
The authors of a forthcoming book say an LAPD unit under ex chief Daryl Gates spied on Mayor, councilors and celebrities including Robert Redford and Connie Chung. Gates denies improprieties and promises a strong record against organized crime. The book claims the 57 member unit began in 1957 and spied on public figures for years.
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