Clinton ready to go to trial in Jones case says lawyer
President Clinton is prepared to defend himself in Paula Jones's lawsuit and deny the sexual harassment claims. His attorney warned of potential use of Jones's past to counter her case, while Jones's lawyers seek compensation and an apology. The White House declined comment.
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No verdict yet in McVeigh case
Denver AP report notes jurors halted their third day of deliberations without a verdict in the Oklahoma City bombing trial of Timothy McVeigh. Judge Matsch recessed the panel and urged rest while sequestration continues.
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Albright Opens Brcko Bridge to Croatia Turning Point for Bosnia
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright arrives in Brcko wearing a bulletproof vest and guarded by a submachine gun escort to open the Brcko bridge. She calls the move a turning point away from ethnic violence that killed about 200,000 in the 1990s war, as civilian traffic to Croatia resumes and rail links to Paris begin.
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Home shot up in hate crime in Grayson Georgia
In Grayson Georgia a black couple, Leroy and Elizabeth Smith, were targeted by six gunshots at their home at about 1 a.m. The couple, unharmed, had faced racial taunts a week earlier when moving into the area. Police treat the incident as a hate crime after two white men yelled racist obscenities during the move in.
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Stamp price hints rise with new rate-change stamps
The Postal Service prints nondenominated rate-change stamps as a prudent step ahead of possible next year increases. The stamps feature an Uncle Sam hat and a lone H, signaling a forthcoming penny or two rise from 32 cents as officials consider a summer recommendation. Meanwhile in Seoul, 1000 students protest President Kim Young-sam calling for his resignation, clashing with police outside Hanyang University with firebombs and tear gas.
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Leftists win in France politics shift shocks Chirac
France’s parliamentary runoff delivered a dramatic leftist victory led by Lionel Jospin, forcing President Chirac to share power with a socialist government. The Socialist coalition won 275 seats to 247 for conservatives, with Communists taking 39 seats as talks begin to form a new government.
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Widow of Malcolm X burned in fire case
Betty Shabazz, 63, was critically burned when a hallway blaze at her Yonkers apartment was set with gasoline by her grandson Malcolm Shabazz, age 12. He was arrested on juvenile delinquency charges as authorities and family note past troubles. the incident follows decades of tension with Louis Farrakhan.
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