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  • Two airplanes collided today in the skies over New Delhi, India, and more than 350 people are feared dead. A Saudi Boeing 747 carrying 312 passengers had just taken off from Indira Gandhi International Airport when it struck a Kazak Airlines plane trying to land with 39 people. This could be the third deadliest crash in aviation history. Lea Terhune reports from New Delhi.
  • Commentator Kevin Kling tells a story about the time he decided it was time to get a bike. Not a bicycle...a MOTORcycle. He takes his motorcycle out with some more experienced riders...which is to say, a bunch of bikers...and begins to find out what he's made of.
  • 46-year long civil war can be ended on December 29th, as scheduled. Guatemala's government and a coalition of leftist rebels have agreed to meet on that date in Guatemala City and sign a peace accord. Preparations are being delayed by both sides.
  • fire destroyed the complex. After the blaze, owner Aaron Feuerstein became a working-class hero when he vowed to preserve jobs. He has fallen short of his vow to avoid layoffs, but the company is continuing to re-build.
  • to preview the college basketball season.
  • begins to take effect, the government is rushing to move one million welfare recipients into the job market over the next four years. President Clinton is pushing a plan that's been tried before with mixed results...tax incentives to businesses that hire welfare recipients.
  • between rebels and the Zairean army and also between rival Zairean and Ugandan rebel groups.
  • President Clinton has nominated for his national security team in his second term and the issues they will confront.
  • chains of private, for-profit schools, two companies are waiting for a second chance. This time they've got a more modest, low-key plan.
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