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  • NPR's Tovia Smith reports on the race for a senate seat etween Republican governor William Weld and Democratic incumbent John Kerry. eld made news last week when his pro-choice abortion views kept him off the peaker's podium at the Republican convention.
  • NPR's Elizabeth Arnold reports on the new optimism of Bob Dole's campaign.
  • NPR's Don Gonyea reports on the 8th district congressional race in Michigan.
  • in the last days before the election. She asks people why Dole's emphasis on the character issue does not seem to be getting through to voters.
  • Jon Kalish reports on the crackdown in New York's Chinatown on charlatans practicing medicine without licenses.
  • - NPR's Tom Gjelten reports on the very slow pace in which the Dayton Peace accord is being implemented in Bosnia. Even simple decisions such as where newly elected officials will meet...can take days of negotiations involving high level diplomats.
  • who last week was convicted in a terrorist conspiracy to blow up US airliners. Authorities also believe that Yousef was the man responsible for the World Trade Center bombing in 1993. He's set to stand trial for that bombing sometime next year.
  • who's been covering the fighting in northern Iraq files an essay on "accuracy versus adequacy" in reporting on that region.
  • with Baltimore cardiologist Dr. Michael Benitez and Jeff Jerome of the Poe House and Museum about the new theory that Edgar Allan Poe died of rabies not alcohol.
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  • . After a prolific start the Republican controlled- Congress stagnated a bit in this election year. But following Bob Dole's resignation from his position as Senate Majority Leader, Congress finished with several bi-partisan compromises, passing some sweeping new laws.
  • NPR'S Eric Westervelt reports on today's court hearing during which a judge ordered Major League umpires back to work. The umpires had threatened a protest strike over the delayed punishment meted out to Orioles player Roberto Alomar, who spit in the face of an umpire when he got into a heated argument over a call.
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