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  • arranged Middle East Terrorism Summit in Cairo next week, and the impact of the recent Hamas bombings on Israeli Prime Minister Peres political future.
  • Commentator Mickey Edwards has been teaching a course this year about how to conduct a political campaign. He isn't sure that Bob Dole would do so well in the course and therefore offers him a few tips.
  • NORDINE: WE AIR A CUT FROM A NEW CD RE-RELEASE OF "COLORS" BY KEN NORDINE --- WHO IN THE 60'S WAS CALLED "THE VOICE." SINCE SPRING BEGAN THIS WEEK, WE'VE DECIDED TO PLAY NORDINE'S RENDITION OF "GREEN." (2:59) (Ken Nordine's COLORS, published by Asphodel, P.O. Box 51, Chelsea Station, NY, NY
  • SIMON/ LETTERS: SCOTT READS SOME LISTENER COMMENTS.
  • SCOTT SPEAKS WITH THE REVEREND STEVEN PLATTEN OF NORWICH CATHEDRAL IN ENGLAND WHERE THEY'RE PLANNING A CHAPEL DEDICATED TO VICTIMS OF RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE.
  • Monday night is Oscar Night. Filmaker and commentator Joe Queenan has seen the nominees and says that there isn't anything that stands out this year because all films are so similar, except one, that is... "Mr. Holland's Opus". And Queenan is very disturbed by the selection of this film.
  • Book critic MAUREEN CORRIGAN reviews the new collection of stories by Andre Dubus "Dancing After Hours." ( Writer ANDRE DUBUS ("dah-bues"). Dubus' short stories earned him 1991's Bernard Malamud Award from the writers group, PEN. In 1986 DUBUS was crippled when he was hit by a car as he was trying to assist another motorist. We'll broadcast a 1991 interview with DUBUS. (REBROADCAST from 6/25/91). His new collection of essays is "Dancing After Hours." (
  • Noah and Linda read from the latest batch of listeners' comments.
  • be the Unabomber. Federal agents have detained Theodore Kacznski, a former math professor, who was living in Montana.
  • We remember the 34 other passengers who perished yesterday when there plane crashed just outside Dubrovnik. In addition to Secretary Brown, the passengers included Commerce officials, business executives, journalists and two pilots.
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