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Danny speaks with Michael Dobbs of the Washington Post about confirmation that thousands of Bosnian Muslim men were massacred by Serbs last July when the Serb army overran the so-called safe haven of Srebrenica.

APOTHECARY. SUSAN VISITS ONE OF THE COUNTRY'S OLDEST APOTHECARY SHOPS IN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, WHERE GEORGE WASHINGTON USED TO GET HIS MEDICATIONS. TALKS WITH SARAH BECKER OF THE APOTH. SHOP MUSEUM WHO IS CATALOGUING THE SHOP'S RECENTLY-DISCOVERED RECORDS, DATING TO THE 1700'S.

NPR's Jon Greenberg reports on the efforts of lobbyists to focus heir efforts on the state--rather than the federal--level. It's more expensive, ut they say legislative power is moving in that direction.

Mike O'Connor reports from the Croatian capital Zagreb on oday's legislative elections. Questions have been raised about who is and is ot allowed to vote in the elections. The outcome may have an impact on peace alks to be held later this week in Dayton, Ohio.

SCOTT SIMON READS SOME LETTERS FROM OUR LISTENERS.

STEVE VINEBERG reviews the new film "Jeffrey" based on the Paul Rudnick play about sex in the age of AIDS.

Writer WILLIAM MAXWELL has a collected his short stories in All the Days and Nights (Knopf) MAXWELL was fiction editor of the New Yorker from 1936-1976. He worked with such authors as J.D. Salinger, Jon Cheever, Jon Updike, Eudora Welty and scores of others. Jon Updike has said Maxwell's voice is "one of the wisest in American fiction. It is, as well, one of the kindest. (REBROADCAST from 3/

BRITISH PLAYWRIGHT ROBERT BOLT HAS BEEN SOLELY CREDITED WITH WRITING THE SCREENPLAY FOR THE MOVIE "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA," WHICH WON SEVEN ACADEMY AWARDS IN 1962. SCOTT SIMON SPEAKS WITH DEL REISMAN, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA ABOUT THE GUILD'S DECISION TO RE-INSTATE BLACKLISTED SCREENWRITER MICHAEL WILSON AND FORMALLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE SCREENWRITING CREDIT WITH BOLT.

Derrick Ward of member station WAMU reports on WAshington D.C.'s preparation for the Million Man March. Public transporation schedules, police staffing, and businesses are all gearing up for a large infulx of visitors.

Host Liane Hansen talks with computer commentator Rich Dean about he benefits and drawbacks of the many "on-line" service avaliable to home omputer users.

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WE PLAY EXCERPTS FROM A BENEFIT PERFORMANCE WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE KENNEDY CENTER IN WASHINGTON D.C. WHERE FOUR REPUBLICAN SENATORS SANG IN HARMONY. THEY CALL THEMSELVES THE SENATE BARBERSHOP QUARTET.