ALEX CHADWICK, host: And this program note.  On Monday, we'll have a report from Spokane,      Washington, where there's an election next week to recall the mayor.      He's Jim West, a veteran political leader in the Washington state      Republican Party. Last summer, the local paper published an investigative      report claiming that Mr. West had, quote, "used his position of public      trust as a sheriff's deputy, Boy Scout leader and powerful politician to      develop sexual relationships with boys and young men."  The mayor's      reaction?  He apologized, but refused to resign his job.</s>Mayor JIM WEST (Republican, Spokane, Washington): I made a mistake.  It      was wrong.  I'm sorry for it.  I'm not doing it anymore.  Let's move on      and get back to running the city.</s>ALEX CHADWICK, host: That's Spokane Mayor Jim West.  We'll have a special report on      the scandal that led to his recall election Monday on DAY TO DAY.</s>ALEX CHADWICK, host: I'm Alex Chadwick.  Stay with us on DAY TO DAY from NPR News.
Alex Chadwick offers listeners a look forward to our Monday story about the effort to recall the mayor of Spokane, Wash. Mayor Jim West is facing the recall election next week because of reports accusing him of using his powers of office to facilitate sexual relationships with boys and young men.