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  • LETTERS: Liane Hansen reads a few letters from our listeners and e hear comments from our listener hotline.
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  • Daniel explores reaction among the left and right wings within Israel with Yaron Ezrachi, a political theorist at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and Bob Lang a spokesperson from the West Bank settlers. Both say that the assassination of Rabin was abhorrant, but disagreed sharply on what course Israel should take vis-a-vis the Palestinians. 9:30 Funding Credit Cross Promo Station Break (:59) Forward Promo
  • It has been a slower-than-usual Christmas season for etailers, with some stores reporting flat sales. But businesses are counting on ast-minute shoppers to improve the situation and create a big finish. NPR's Jim arroli has been monitoring holiday sales.
  • CURSE TABLETS/SCOTT SPEAKS WITH ARCHAEOLOGIST BARBARA BURRELL, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, ON HER DISCOVERY IN ISRAEL OF ANCIENT "CURSE TABLETS," INSCRIBED ILL-WISHES.
  • SCOTT TALKS WITH MIKE MALES WHO IS CRITICAL OF A NEW CARNEGIE COMMISSION REPORT ON ADOLESCENTS AT RISK IN AMERICA.
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  • Steve Rowland is a public radio jazz producer who is hite and Jewish, but looks black. This piece is a personal reflection on rowing up in our racially-divided country.
  • Critic MAUREEN CORRIGAN gives her holiday picks.
  • SCOTT SPEAKS WITH NANCY SINATRA, DAUGHTER OF FRANK. MS. SINATRA HAS WRITTEN A BOOK ABOUT HER FATHER'S LIFE AND MUSIC TITLED "FRANK SINATRA: AN AMERICAN LEGEND."
  • A sound montage of this past week's news including President ill Clinton and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole on the budget; Senator Alfonse 'Amato (R-NY) and Senator Paul Sarbanes (D-MD) on the whitewater hearings; and resident Bill Clinton and Serbia's Slobodan Milosevic on the signing of the osnian peace treaty.
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