Campaign 96 President Clinton concentrates on three key Western states today in his re-election bid. On the second day of a three-day campaign swing, Clinton will spend time in Colorado, Arizona and California. Meantime, the Reform Party's candidate for President, Ross Perot, announced his choice for his vice presidential candidate yesterday. He stated tonight why he is running for Vice President of the reform party. Some Republicans reportedly are worried about their re-election prospects, given Dole's deficit in the polls.
Federal judges start looking today at a Virginia's only black-majority Congressional district.
A lawsuit filed by a national conservative group seeks to overturn the Third District, held by Democrat Bobby Scott. The district stretches from Norfolk to Richmond. The suit says the district was unconstitutionally gerrymandered along racial lines. Eventually, the case is expected to reach the Supreme Court. Legal Scales A jury yesterday convicted a former Martinsville teacher of taking indecent liberties with a student 18 years ago.