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  • NPR's Rene Montagne looks ahead to next week's events in he O.J. Simpson double-murder trial. On Tuesday, exactly one year after jury election first began, lawyers are scheduled to begin their closing arguments
  • Jacki speaks with Representative Donald Payne
  • Beth Fertig of member station WNYC reports on the appointment last night of Daniel Domenech as chancellor of New York City schools. Mayor Rudolph Guiliani disapproves of the new chancellor; last night a candidate supported by the mayor withdrew from consideration amid allegations of conflict of interest.
  • Daniel discusses the implications of the verdict in the New York terrorism trial with L. Paul Bremer, who served as Ambassador at Large for Counterterrorism during the Reagan administration.
  • SIMON/LETTERS: SCOTT SIMON READS SOME LETTERS FROM OUR LISTENERS.
  • This past week, South Africa held another round of mixed-race elections...this time for local government. Daniel talks with journalist and author Allister Sparks about the task ahead for these new leaders...and about a potentially explosive case currently unfolding in South Africa. This past week, the former South African defense minister was charged in the murder of 13 people at a prayer meeting in 1987. But Sparks says the massacre was just one event in a series of violent events now believed to have been provoked by a 'hit squad' organized by the former defense minister.
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    WORD - NPR's Walter Watson profiles stand-up comic Paul Mooney. Mooney's routines are rife with use of the "N-word." Mooney believes that if he uses the word as many times as he can, it's power will be diminished.
  • The PUZZLE INTERNET ADDRESS is puzzle@npr.org.
  • Daniel talks to blues musician Luther Allison about his latest CD, "Blue Streak."
  • Daniel visits with archeologists who have just finished excavating a site in Washington D.C., about four blocks from the Capital Mall. The site will soon to be the location of a new sports stadium. The artifacts found in the dirt tells a lot about who we are and how we lived.
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