WORLD AT 0000 GMT UR; NEW: US-BOEING JOBS. Boeing cutting 20000 more jobs due to Asian crisis. US-PINOCHET. Once-secret U.S. files detail alleged Pinochet abuses. TAIWAN-LEE'S LAST CAMPAIGN. President wows voters in lively last campaign. AFGHANISTAN-DESPERATE TIMES. Lack of international aid makes winter worse. UR; MAIN SPOT NEWS: NEW YORK Exxon will buy Mobil for dlrs 77.2 billion to create the world's largest company and reunite two of the biggest pieces left by the breakup of John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil empire. US-EXXON-MOBIL. Has moved. By Eric R. Quinones. AP Photos BEU101 XNYR101-104 WX126 TN102 NYR118. SEATTLE Boeing Co. will cut an additional 20000 workers over the next two years bringing the total reductions in its work force to 48000 jobs as the company scales back production due largely to slackening demand because of the Asian economic crisis. US-BOEING JOBS. Has moved. By John M. Hubbell. AP Photos NY121 SE101. LONDON Gen. Augusto Pinochet moves under guard into a community of stockbrokers and bankers and his well-heeled neighbors will likely be living with demonstrators and police patrols for a long time as he battles to avoid extradition to Spain. BRITAIN-PINOCHET. RECAP expected by 0500 GMT. By Mara D. Bellaby. AP Photos LON118-121 LDC101. WASHINGTON Declassified U.S. intelligence files provide international prosecutors evidence linking Gen. Augusto Pinochet and his former military government in Chile to crimes ranging from torture and genocide to the execution of two Americans. US-PINOCHET. Expected by 0300 GMT. By John Diamond. ALSO MOVED: CHILE-PINOCHET JUSTICE Chileans debate whether conditions exist at home to try Pinochet. AP Photos MAD102-105 SCL101-103. KUPANG Indonesia Communal tensions flare into violence in this eastern provincial capital when Christians and Muslims square off in Indonesia's latest outburst of religious violence. INDONESIA-RELIGIOUS TENSION. RECAP expected by 0500 GMT. By Sam Martins. AP Photos JAK102-106. BEIJING Chinese police have detained two prominent dissidents and three other democracy campaigners in a clear sign of resolve by the Communist Party leadership to crush any challenges to its monopoly on power. CHINA-DISSIDENTS. RECAP expected by 0600 GMT. By John Leicester. TAIPEI Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui is putting on a lively show as he stumps across Taiwan to try to help fellow Nationalist Party politicians win legislative and mayoral races in the Dec. 5 elections. TAIWAN-LEE'S LAST CAMPAIGN. Expected by 0300 GMT. By Annie Huang. AP Photos TPE102-103. MOSCOW International Monetary Fund chief Michel Camdessus returns to a Russia that badly wants aid to pay off mounting debts but has been unwilling to make the tough financial decisions required to win IMF cash. RUSSIA-ECONOMY. RECAP expected by 0300 GMT. By Angela Charlton. AP Photos MOSB104-105. BAGHDAD Iraq The United Nations has brought its complement of 120 weapons inspectors in Iraq up to full strength and is ready to resume intrusive searches a U.N. official says Tuesday. IRAQ-UN. Has moved. By Waiel Faleh. AP Photo NYR124. JERUSALEM Palestinians step up their demands for the release of prisoners jailed for anti-Israel acts but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he would not budge on the issue. ISRAEL-PALESTINIANS. Has moved. By Nicolas B. Tatro. ALSO MOVED: US-ARAFAT Arafat holds a round of meetings before heading home. AP Photos WX114-115. WASHINGTON Secretary of State Madeleine Albright in an emotional plea on behalf of her grandparents and other Jews who died in the Holocaust urges an international conference to return Nazi-looted art and other property to their rightful owners. US-HOLOCAUST CONFERENCE. RECAP expected by 0400 GMT. By Laura Myers. AP Photo WX113. HAVANA Christmas is back on Cuba's official calendar after nearly three decades in which political and economic concerns made Dec. 25 just another day. CUBA-CHRISTMAS. Has moved. By John Rice. AP Photos HAV101 HAB101. MONTREAL Quebec Premier Lucien Bouchard faces an awkward challenge after voters return his pro-independence party to power but make clear there is no groundswell of support for secession. CANADA-QUEBEC-ELECTION. Has moved. By David Crary. AP Photos MTL101103. JOHANNESBURG South Africa Activists across the globe march in the streets distribute condoms and hold benefit concerts to draw attention to AIDS a disease that will kill millions of people this year. WORLD AIDS DAY. AP Photos JOH101103 BOM101 TOK111 BEJ101 ABI101 HAV102. ALSO MOVED: US-CLINTON-AIDS. President Bill Clinton marks World AIDS Day by pledging assistance to AIDS orphans. UN-AIDS U.S. actress Sharon Stone urges parents to provide condoms to their kids. AP Photos XUN101-102. KABUL Afghanistan The winter will be much harder this year in Afghanistan after international aid groups pulled out of the capital city rather than follow rules imposed by the Taliban religious army. AFGHANISTAN-DESPERATE TIMES. Expected by 0100 GMT. By Kathy Gannon. AP Photos IST110114. LOOKING AHEAD: On Thursday U.N. secretary-general Kofi Annan visits Tunisia World Council of Churches opens assembly in Harare Zimbabwe. UR; FEATURES: BANGKOK Thailand Financial strains push up suicide rates in Thailand. FEA-THAILAND-SURGING SUICIDES. To move as wire time permits. By Thaksina Khaikaew. AP Photo NY109. TSU Japan The rapid growth of the Yamagishi-ism Society is generating very little harmony outside of its communes and renewing concerns about the popularity of cults and cult-like groups despite a nerve gas attack on Tokyo's subways just a few years ago. FEA-JAPAN-SEEKING PARADISE. To move as wire time permits. By Mari Yamaguchi. AP Photos planned. NAIROBI Kenya Corruption is so refined in Kenya that no one noticed for a good while that police headquarters was paying salaries to dead officers. FEA-CORRUPT KENYA. To move as wire time permits. By Chege Mbitiru. TOKYO With Japan's economy wilting a growing legion of disillusioned teen-agers is finding the country's work force has no room for them. FEA-JAPAN-JOBLESS TEENS. To move as wire time permits. By Yuri Kageyama. AP Photos NY317-318. RIBEIRAO PIRES Brazil As Brazil painfully emerges from decades of market protections to compete in the global economy illiteracy remains a major obstacle. FEA-BRAZIL-LITERATE LABOR. To move as wire time permits. By Harold Olmos. YOUR QUERIES: The Associated Press World Service editors in charge are Kim Gamel and Charles Gans. Suggestions and story requests to The Associated Press World Service are welcome. Contact your local AP bureau or the AP International Desk in New York telephone 1 212-621-1650 fax 1 212-621-5449. 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