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DANIEL SCHORR DISCUSSES THIS WEEK'S REVELATIONS ABOUT THE CIA WITH DAVID WISE, A WRITER ON INTELLIGENCE ESPIONAGE AND GOVERNMENT SECRECY AND WITH SENATOR ARLEN SPECTER, CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE.

THIS WEEK MARKED THE 75TH BIRTHDAY OF RADIO STATION KDKA IN PITTSBURGH. MANY BELIEVE THE STATION AIRED THE FIRST DOCUMENTED COMMERCIAL BROADCAST.

SCOTT TALKS WITH NEUROPSYCHOLOGIST DAVID WEEKS ABOUT HIS BOOK "ECCENTRICS: A STUDY OF SANITY AND STRANGENESS." (publisher, VI

NPR's Mary Kay Magistad reports on the results of esterday's parliamentary elections in Taiwan, which could have an impact on .S.-China relations.

Ballet dancer Jacques d'Amboise is among the performing artists who will be honored at the Kennedy Center here in Washington, D.C. tonight for outstanding achievement in the performing arts. d'Amboise made a career performing in George Balanchine's New York City Ballet. He then went on to found the National Dance Institute. Kim Kokich prepared this appreciation.

NPR'S JACKIE LYDEN TALKS ABOUT THE GREAT CANADIAN WRITER ROBERTSON DAVIES, WHOSE FUNERAL SHE ATTENDED THIS WEEK. 6:00.

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Commentator Larry Magid says that all the hoopla over Windows '95 may have been just that. So far the new computer operating system hasn't really changed Larry's life -- at least not compared to what changed when he went from his IBM Selectric to his first computer.