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1: Former Secretary of State JAMES BAKER talks about his role during the Bush Administration. His new autobiography is The Politics of Diplomacy: Revolution, War & Peace, 1989-1992.It was co-written with Thomas M. DeFrank and published by G.P. Putnam's Sons 1995. As the 61st Secretary of State, James Baker oversaw U.S. relations during many historic geo-political changes. Among those include The Persian Gulf War, Tiananmen Square, and The fall of the Berlin Wall. Bio: Baker has served under three Presidents: as Under Secretary of Commerce for Gerald Ford, as White House Chief of Staff and Treasury Secretary for Ronald Reagan, and as Secretary of State for George Bush. Baker is a lawyer in private practice today.

MALLE: SCOTT REMEMBERS FILMMAKER LOUIS MALLE WHO DIED THIS WEEK.

WEEKEND EDITION'S ELVIS MITCHELL REVIEWS MARTIN SCORCESE'S NEW FILM 'CASINO.'

Alan Lipke reports on the Polk County Juvenile Bootcamp in entral Florida. Although shock/incarceration programs have been around for a hile, this is the first program designed exclusively for female juvenile ffenders.

NPR's Eric Weiner reports that author Salman Rushdie is running into trouble again - this time in Bombay.

2: American Conductor JOHN MAUCERI (MOW-Cherry). He is the host and narrator of a new PBS Great Performances documentary, "Music for the Movies: The Hollywood Sound." MAUCERI also composes the BBC National Orchestra of Wales in music from Hollywood films from the 30's and 40s'. (The documentary airs tonight at 9:30). MAUCERI is currently music director of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra in L.A. He has two new CDs: "Between Two Worlds: Music of Korngold," and "The Sound of Hollywood: Music From the Movies" (both on London records).

Interview with JOHN MAUCERI continued.

PEANUT BUTTER: ANOTHER HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY...OF THE FIRST PATENT APPLIED FOR ON A PRODUCT 85 PERCENT OF AMERICAN HOUSEHOLDS STOCK IN THEIR CUPBOARDS...PEANUT BUTTER! SCOTT SPEAKS WITH DUFF STOLTZ OF THE ADVENTIST HERITAGE MISSION MUSEUM OF BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN. 2:59.

LETTERS: SCOTT READS SOME LISTENER RESPONSES TO THE PROGRAM.

Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was murdered one week ago, and NPR's Andy Bowers pieces together a chronology of how the assassination took place. He reports from Jerusalem.

NPR's Nina Teicholz (TY-sholtz) reports on the recent arrests f Argentine army officers in connection with last year's bombing of a Jewish ultural center. The bombing resulted in the deaths of 86 people.

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