Jennifer Ludden reports that tens of thousands of Rwandan refugees are streaming back into their homeland after Tanzania began forcibly evicting them from camps along the frontier. Montana abolished posted speed limits last December. Bob Edwards talks with Cokie Roberts about President Clinton's recent appointees, and how these new cabinet members and advisors may help him achieve his goals. An estimated 34 Billion dollars a year in court-ordered support payments go uncollected. Jim Bitterman reports on the controversy created by the accidental discovery of the oldest and best-preserved cave art in France.
Scientists have yet to study the artwork due to a dispute over who owns the rights to the cave.
The vessel lost power before colliding with the complex, which includes numerous restaurants, stores, and a hotel. Edward Lifson reports that since unification six years ago, Germans from the west have become fascinated with how people lived in the former East Germany. Communist East German design has become very fashionable among young people. In the wake of the recent sex abuse scandals, Eric Westervelt examines the changing role of the drill sergeant.