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DT:  Thursday, 11 July 1996 
RE:  "Morning Edition" Program Rundown   

AMERICA'S HOST:   Bob Edwards
NEWS  I/II/III:   Carl Kasell
NEWS      IV/V:   Jean Cochran

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 Hour One Open :59 - News I 2:59 - News II 1:59 - News III 3:29 - Bleeble :29
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A-1:  N-P-R's Elizabeth Arnold reports President Clinton received a warm 
welcome at the N-double-A-C-P's annual convention in  Charlotte, North Carolina
yesterday.  Many delegates expressed disappointment that Republican candidate 
Bob Dole declined an invitation to speak. (5:20)

Commentator Kevin Phillips talks about the prospect that Ross Perot will 
receive the Reform Party nomination next month and run for President this fall. 
(3:15)

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ATC - Promo :29 - Music :29 - Headlines :45 - Music :15
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B-1:  N-P-R's John Ydstie [IHD-stee] reports on a new way of doing business 
called "Stakeholder Capitalism".  Starbucks Coffee is one of the companies 
working under the new system... which concentrates on the welfare of its 
employees and communities.. as well as its shareholders. (7:45)

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 Funding Credits :29 - Cutaway :29 - Return :29 - News IV 2:59 - News V 1:59
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C-1:  Host Bob Edwards talks with Pat Friend, president of the Association of 
Flight Attendants, about the increase in obnoxious behavior among airline 
passengers.  More than 140 flight attendants at American Airlines were 
physically assaulted on the job last year... more than four times the number 
of assaults from the previous year. (3:40)

D-1:  N-P-R's Renee Montagne has the first of two reports on crime in 
post-Apartheid South Africa and what's being done about it... Today, she visits 
the black township of Soweto, outside Johannesburg, where young black residents 
have joined forces with white police to catch criminals.  It's an unusual 
alliance between those who fought to overthrow Apartheid and those who fought 
to protect it.  Soweto and the other black townships surrounding Johannesburg 
have a murder rate three times higher than that of New York City. (8:40)

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   Promo :29 - Music :29 - Headlines :45 - Music :15
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E-1:  Host Bob Edwards talks with sports reporter Malcolm Moran of The New York 
Times about the U-S Men's Olympic Basketball team.  Better known as the "Dream 
Team", the squad is heavily favored to win the Olympic gold medal.  Last night, 
for example, they crushed the Chinese Olympic team by a score of 119-58 in an 
exhibition match -- Moran says it's the type of result that's come to be 
expected of them. (6:45)

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Hour Two Open  :59 - News I 2:59 - News II 1:59 - News III 3:29 - Bleeble :29
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A-2:  Host Bob Edwards talks with Geoffrey Kemp, director of Regional Strategic 
Programs at the Nixon Center for Peace and Freedom in Washington, about Israeli
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's first state visit to Washington... [LIVE, 
1st feed](5:30)

N-P-R's Linda Gradstein reports on the Palestinian reaction to Israeli Prime 
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's comments on the Middle East peace process during
his visit to the U-S this week. (3:14)

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   Promo  :29 - Music :29 - Return :29 - NewsIV 2:59 - News V 1:59
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B-2:  N-P-R's Joe Neel reports on the debate over the simultaneous use of 3 
Anti-Aids drugs at the International AIDS conference going on in Vancouver, 
Canada this week... (4:10)

N-P-R's Joanne Silberner reports researchers are testing two new methods to 
combat the common cold, both of which have achieved positive results in limited 
trials. (3:40)

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 Funding Credits :29 - Cutaway :29 - Return :29 - News IV 2:59 - News V 1:59 
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C-2:  N-P-R's Richard Harris reports on the images of one of Jupiter's moons, 
recently sent back by the Galileo spacecraft.  The long awaited photos show 
that the moon -- called Ganymede [Ganny-meed] -- has an icy terrain of scars 
and ridges.  Scietists hope the images, which are just the beginning of what 
Galileo will send back, will help them to better understand the Earth. (3:25)


D-2:  N-P-R's Cheryl Devall reports Chicago is carefully watching developments
in neighboring Gary, Indiana, where riverboat gambling seems to be fueling the 
local economy... (5:36)

LETTERS (3:05)

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Promo :29 - Music :29 - Headlines :45 - Music :15
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E-2:  FILL COPY:  Highland Lighthouse on Cape Cod (:42)

Mary Losure reports from Minnesota on a dispute over proposals to give 
motorboats greater access to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. (5:58)

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ATC PROMO COPY:  
Later today on ALL THINGS CONSIDERED...

In the summer of 1958, John Bourgeois (BOOR-zhwa)... a young French horn player 
from New Orleans... first heard the United States Marine Corps Band.  It made a 
big impression on him... he thought it was the most wonderful thing he'd ever 
heard... and it changed his life.  Colonel John Bourgeois is now retiring as 
the Marine Band's director.  His story, and the day's news, later on N-P-R's 
ALL THINGS CONSIDERED.
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TALK OF THE NATION PROMO COPY:
HOUR ONE:  American Jews and Israel
Tune in to the next Talk of the Nation for a roundtable discussion of the 
changing relationship between American Jews and Israel.

HOUR TWO:  Overcoming Loneliness
Millions of Americans suffer from chronic loneliness.  On the next Talk of the 
Nation, join guest host Korva Coleman for a conversation about how American 
culture encourages loneliness and what can be done about it. 
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