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KATHY MERRITT REPORTS ON THE ANNOUNCEMENT YESTERDAY, BY SHANNON FAULKNER, THAT SHE IS LEAVING THE CITADEL.

Puzzlemaster Will Shortz quizzes one of our listeners, and has a hallenge for everyone at home. 7:47 his week's on-air player lives in Memphis, Tennessee and listens to WKNO.

We hear responses from listeners to our interviews with Reza ahlavi (RAY-zuh PA-la-VEE), son of the late Shah of Iran, and Nora Boustany boo-STAH-nee) of the Washington Post.

SCOTT SIMON SPEAKS WITH POET, TEACHER AND ONE OF NPR'S ALL THINGS CONSIDERED COMMENTATORS...ANDRE CODRESCU, ABOUT HIS NEW NOVEL "THE BLOOD COUNTESS," WHICH DEALS WITH THE LIFE AND TIMES OF COUNTESS ELIZABETH BATHORY IN 16TH CENTURY HUNGARY. (PUBLISHED BY SIMON & SCHUSTER)

Tomorrow the jury in the OJ Simpson case begins deliberations, and they'll have to decide whether Simpson is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. What does "reasonable doubt" mean? Daniel discusses this with Jon Newman, Chief Judge of the US Court of Appeals for the 2d Circuit.

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What's involved in implementing expanded self-rule in the West ank? Roads have to be built, security has to be increased for settlers and sraelis and Palestinians have to establish joint patrols. Preparations are lready underway. NPR's Linda Gradstein reports on the latest developments.

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Deirdre Berger reports from Frankfurt, Germany on how Jewish migres from Russia are adapting to life in Germany. In the past five years, ermany's Jewish population has nearly doubled - making Germany the fastest rowing Jewish community in Europe.

Tom Whitehouse profiles Alexandru Andries, a olk-singer who has become known as the Bob Dylan of Romania. He produced 9 lbums during the repressive Ceausescu regime which were censored, but his live erformances were filled with protest songs. Five years after Ceausescu's death, ndries continues singing.

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