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Clarion-Ledger Indexes
   YEAR 1986 - 1994  A   

  • A & A Excavating
    • Madison County denies request for sand mine, 9/22/92, 5B
  • A & P
    • 7 stores across state change lands, 12/31/85, 8B
  • A G Edwards Co.
    • Opens Gulfport office, 8/31/87, 1C
  • A to Z Electonics
    • Minority firm of the year
      • Amelda Arnold, owner, 11/11/94, 5B
  • A+ TV Network
    • Finn and partners invest $1M in educational TV venture, 4/1/91, 1B
    • In wake of Giachelli scandal, told to sell assets, 6/14/91, 2B
    • Jackson
      • Being considered for rural cable system, 2/16/91, 2B; 3/19/91, 1B
    • Partially financed by alleged cocaine smugglers Giachelli brothers, 5/29/91, 1A
  • A+ TV Network SEE ALSO Cable television; EdNet Institute
  • A-1 Detectives SEE Security services
  • Aaron Henry Community Health Clinic
    • Clarksdale
      • Mobile health van, 3/13/92, 1B
  • Aaron Rents and Sells Furniture Store
    • Jackson business, 2/26/89, 1G
  • Aaron Shirley Birthing Center
    • Jackson center for low-income women, 1/14/93, 1B
  • Abandoned buildings SEE Buildings
  • Abandoned infants SEE ALSO Child abuse
  • Abandoned infants, Booneville
    • Newborn in good condition; suspects sought, 7/20/91, 3B
  • Abandoned infants, Clinton
    • Boy found in trash can, 10/30/93, 1B; 11/3/93, 4B
  • Abandoned infants, Durant
    • Causes excitement in small town, 11/25/89, 1A; 11/27/89, 3B
  • Abandoned infants, Gulfport
    • Newborn baby girl found beside I-10, 12/22/93, 3B
    • Residents mourn death of girl left on I-10, 12/30/93, 1B
  • Abandoned infants, Jackson
    • Found in JSU dormitory, 2/14/91, 5B
    • Newborn boy found stuffed in sewer, 10/3/94, 1B; 10/7/94, 1A; 11/9/94, 1A
    • Newborn discovered in car trunk, 6/1/92, 1A; 6/2/92, 1B; 6/3/92, 1B
    • Police may cite mother of baby found in garbage, 12/12/90, 1B
    • Strange bundle in driveway is newborn child, 11/15/92, 1B
    • Woman finds baby in back yard, 8/8/92, 1B
  • Abandoned vehicles SEE Towed vehicles
  • Abbott, Jim
    • Indianola editor in fight with Ola Green, 5/4/93, 3B; 12/15/92, 1B
  • ABC Board SEE Alcoholic Beverage Control
  • Abduction SEE Kidnapping
  • Abel, Phillip and Alice SEE Homeless---Canton
  • Aberdeen Pilgrimage, 1993
    • City offers tours of 9 homes, 4/1/93, 9E
  • Aberdeen Police Department
    • Investigators say Eric Wilson knew his killer, 3/19/91, 1B
  • Aberdeen, Mississippi
    • Lack of marina leaves Aberdeen sitting on the sidelines, 2/28/89, 1A
    • Not equipped to face crack cocaine problem, 3/25/90, 1A
  • Aberdeen-Monroe County Hospital
    • Getting back on solid ground, 11/6/93, 3B
  • Abernathy Road
    • Madison County Road closed for repairs, 5/16/93, 2B
  • Abernathy, Mary Elizabeth SEE Forgery
  • Abernathy, Ralph
    • And the Walls Came Tumbling Down
      • Installments from book, 11/19-
  • Abet, Richard M.
    • Director - University Press of Mississippi, 5/9/87, 1B
  • Abortion SEE ALSO American Coalition of Life Activists
  • Abortion SEE ALSO Right to Life
  • Abortion SEE ALSO Terry, Randall
  • Abortion, Alabama
    • Dr. Tommy Tucker's Birmingham clinic picketed by Jackson group, 3/30/94, 2B
  • Abortion, Brandon
    • Anti-abortionists arrested protest, 9/10/90, 2B
  • Abortion, Gulfport
    • Women's Clinic protests heated but peaceful, 8/9/94, 1A; 8/10/94, 1A; 8/11/94, 1B
  • Abortion, Jackson
    • 3 convicted of February trespassing incident at New Woman clinic, 12/13/91, 1B
    • 31 arrested at New Woman Medical Center, 7/23/89, 1A
    • 42 arrested in protest at Jackson clinic, 4/30/89, 1B
    • 55 protestors convicted for blocking clinic, 2/22/89, 1B
    • 64 abortion foes arrested in Jackson, 5/15/88, 1A
    • 69 arrested at New Woman Med. Center, 10/30/88, 1A
    • Abortion clinic helps woman give birth, 1A; 1/11/89
    • Abortion foes protest at clinics, capitol, 1B; 1/22/89
    • About 200 protesters mark anniversary of court ruling on abortion, 1B; 1/23/89
    • Activist says ruling will not stop protest, 3/30/90, 1A; 3/31/90, 1A; 4/1/90, 1B
    • Activists at rally condemn abortion on demand, 1/26/92, 3B
    • All sides hope protests in Jackson this summer are civil, 7/8/93, 1A
    • Anti-abortion activists rally for Father's Day, 6/17/90, 5B
    • Anti-abortion advocates blast Dr. Larry Lipscomb on medical waste, 5/19/92, 5B
    • Anti-abortion forces again target Jackson, 8/2/94, 7A
    • Anti-abortion march raises $4000, 5/12/91, 3B
    • Anti-abortion rally by 250 people at Capitol, 1/20/91, 3B
    • Anti-abortion rally held at Capitol--'Iraq not only foe', 1/23/91, 5B
    • Anti-abortionists arrested blocking clinic, 1/21/90, 1B
    • anti-abortionists form Chain of Life on County Line Road, 10/4/92, 3B; 10/5/92, 3B
    • Anti-abortionists found guilty, fined for blocking clinic, 3/7/91, 3B
    • Anti-abortionists plead 'no contest'; fined $100, 4/6/90, 1B
    • Anti-abortionists protest at Capitol, 1/21/90, 1A; 1/23/90, 1A
    • Arrests made after raucous anti-abortion rally, 3/31/90, 1A
    • Booker accused of pointing gun at abortion protesters, 3/20/94, 3B
    • Booker accused...: case is thrown out, 8/6/94, 1B
    • Briarwood Drive protests nuisance to residents, 8/11/94, 4B
    • Christian Action Group protests at United Methodist building, 9/15/90, 1C
    • Christian Action Group says never-repealed law outlaws abortions, 7/7/89, 1B
    • Christian Action Group: 'abortion-free Jackson', 4/19/92, 1B
    • Clinic files racketeering charge against abortion foes, 2/27/90, 3B
    • Cop who quit didn't live in city, 5/17/88, 1A; 5/20/88, 1A; 5/28/88, 2B
    • Defensive Action, Paul Hill's group, in local protests, 8/4/94, 1A
    • Demonstrators arrested at 2 clinics, 10/22/89, 5B
    • Demonstrators note abortion anniversary, 1/23/88, 1B
    • Escorts help women get to clinics, 8/28/89, 1B
    • Four arrested in protests at New Woman Medical Clinic, 2/3/91, 2B
    • Gilfoy dismisses case against anti-abortion protestors, 12/7/89, 1B
    • Group plans protest like Atlanta's, 10/6/88, 1A
    • Hundreds join anti-abortion protest at Capitol, 1/23/93, 13A
    • Judge to decide right of protest vs. rights of a business, 3/24/90, 1B
    • lawyer wants enactment of 24-hour bill delayed, 5/24/91, 2B
    • Life Chain on County Line Road, 10/1/94, 5B; 10/3/94, 1B
    • March to south Jackson clinic honors mothers, group says, 5/13/90, 5B
    • McMillan target of FBI conspiracy investigation, 8/5/94, 1B
    • Miss Mississippi Cherry Busby rallies against abortion, 1/19/90, 2B
    • National leader Randall Terry visits city, 7/26/94, 3B
    • New clinic to open
      • Staff expects trouble, 11/30/94, 1B
    • New North State Street clinic, 12/2/94, 1B; 12/31/94, 1B
    • New Woman Medical guarded by Marshalls, 7/31/94, 1A; 8/13/94, 1B; 8/14/94, 1B
    • No arrests made in demonstration at clinic, 7/9/89, 1A
    • NOW holds pro-choice rally at Capitol, 1/24/93, 1B
    • Police gearing up for Saturday's protest, 3/25/90, 1A
    • Police prepare for protest, 10/11/88, 1A
    • Policeman quits to protest arrests, 5/16/88, 3B
    • Post 16-week abortions: Tucker will still perform, 9/10/92, 2B; 9/11/92, 3B
    • Pro-choice groups prepare for summer clashes with anti-abortionists, 6/24/93, 1B
    • Prosecutor drops charge against demonstrator, 9/20/89, 1B
    • Protester Roy McMillan has trespassing charge dropped, 8/26/89, 4B
    • Protester sues city, claims rights violated, 8/29/89, 1B
    • Protesters arrested at north Jackson clinic, 1/28/90, 2B
    • Protesters arrested outside clinics, 4/16/89, 1A
    • Protesters face trial, 3/28/90, 5N
    • Protesters gather in front of Dr. Booker's home, 8/12/94, 1A
    • Protesters refuse to post bond, 2/18/89, 1A
    • Protestor works to pay fine, 3/20/89, 1B
    • Protests, 3/3/87, 1B
    • Protests peaceful in Jackson, 10/15/88, 1B
    • Right to Life of Jackson plans candlelight vigil, 1/22/90, 1B
    • Right-To-Life holds Mother's Day eve march, 5/10/91, 4B
    • Right-To-Life questions Pete Johnson's abortion center claim, 7/5/91, 3B
    • Steel block used in protest, 4/18/89, 1B
    • Time, location not given for protest, 10/14/88, 1A
    • Trial in lawsuit against Dr. Joseph Booker, 5/17/94, 2B
    • Walk for Life by anti-abortion foes, 5/9/93, 1B
  • Abortion, Jackson SEE ALSO Operation Rescue
  • Abortion, Louisiana
    • Adopts nations's toughest abortion law, 6/19/91, 1A
    • Those seeking abortions likely to turn to nearby states, 7/10/90, 7A
  • Abortion, Mississippi
    • 12 Mississippians arrested at Atlanta Protest, 10/6/88, 3B
    • Abortion bill may return in special session, 4/17/90, 3B
    • Abortion foes chain selves to clinic doors, 2/19/89, 1A
    • Abortion foes want Mabus to rethink his pro-choice stand, 7/14/89, 4B
    • Abortion issue; Yes or No?, 8/18/91, 15A
    • ACLU pushes suit to abolish 1986 law, 7/21/90, 1B
    • Activist says veto shows Mabus is pro-choice, 5/6/90, 1H
    • Activists fined $100 dollars for trespass, 3/30/90, 1B
    • After Supreme Court decision factions to battle in Legislature, 7/4/89, 1A
    • Anti-abortion forces plan to put messages on billboards, 8/20/90, 4B
    • Anti-abortionists feel Mabus vetoed himself out of job, 4/14/91, 1G
    • Beverly McMillan uses trespassing charge as test, 2/18/94, 1B; 2/19/94, 5B
    • Booker is committed to women's right to abortion, 9/10/94, 1B
    • Controversial California physician licensed in state, 9/30/94, 1A
    • Federal judge coninues ban on state's new abortion law, 7/25/86, 1A
    • House begins debate on informed consent, 2/26/90, 1B; 2/27/90, 1A; 2/28/90, 1A
    • House passes bill requiring informed consent, 2/13/91, 1B
    • Informed consent bill backed by 3 of 4 female senators, 3/8/91, 1B
    • Jackson, Southhaven clinics challenge state law, 7/1/92, 1B
    • Judge blocks law requiring parental consent, 7/3/86, 1A
    • Lawsuit challenges state abortion law, 5/22/91, 1A
    • Lawsuit over aborted fetus after traffic accident disallowed, 7/4/91, 1B
    • Legislators approve limits on abortions, 2/9/90, 1A
    • Legislators in 1990 plan moderate shift in laws, 1/21/90, 1A
    • Legislators try to revive written-consent bill, 3/5/90, 1B
    • Legislators view on issue, 7/30/89, 1H+
    • Legislature rejects abortion bill, 3/28/90, 1B
    • Life Chain anti-abortion protest, 10/3/93, 3B; 10/4/93, 1B
    • Mabus vetoes abortion bill, 3/28/91, 1A; 3/29/91, 1A; 4/14/91, 1G
    • Mabus vetoes the abortion bill, 4/13/90, 1A
    • Mabus' decision on abortion bill expected soon, 3/26/91, 3B
    • McMillan refuses to pay fines for arrest, 1/3/92, 3B
    • McMillin convicted of obstruction, 8/28/93, 4B
    • New regulations on state clinics hailed, 10/10/91, 1A; 10/11/91, 3B
    • NOW convention speaker Jeanne Clark, 4/21/91, 3B
    • Only one bill remains alive in Legislature, 4/1/90, 18A; 4/3/90, 1A
    • Parental consent bill case: ex-clinic nurse has changed mind, 8/30/91, 1A
    • Parental consent bill clears Senate, is back in House, 3/8/91, 1A
    • Parental consent bill signing is a decision facing Mabus, 3/18/91, 4B
    • Parental consent bill will be fought by pro-choice groups, 3/10/91, 1B
    • Parental consent bill's waiting period taken to court, 8/29/91, 1A
    • Parental consent law again challenged in state court, 2/18/94, 1B
    • Parental consent law back in court, 8/25/93, 2B
  • ABORTION, MISSISSIPPI
    • PARENTAL CONSENT LAW BLOCKED BY JUDGE, 3/28/92, 1A
  • Abortion, Mississippi
    • Parental consent law challenged in court by medical clinics, 6/11/91, 3B
  • ABORTION, MISSISSIPPI
    • PARENTAL CONSENT LAW GOES INTO AFFECT, 8/9/92, 1B
  • Abortion, Mississippi
    • Parental consent law heads to courts, 6/30/90, 1B
    • Parental consent law of 1986: Court of Appeals hears arguments, 1/7/93, 1B
  • ABORTION, MISSISSIPPI
    • PARENTAL CONSENT LAW SUSPENDED BY JUDGE WINGATE, 8/31/91, 1A
  • Abortion, Mississippi
    • Parental consent law upheld by 5th Circuit judge, 8/6/92, 1A; 8/7/92, 1A
    • Parental consent law upheld in 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, 7/7/93, 1A
    • Parental consent law upheld in circuit court, 5/28/93, 1A
    • Parental consent law won't be enforced until September, 6/18/91, 1A
    • Parental consent law: chancery judge to decide, 12/23/94, 1B
    • Parental consent law: U.S. Supreme Courts lets stand, 11/16/93, 1A
  • ABORTION, MISSISSIPPI
    • PARENTAL CONSENT LAW: US SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO RULE, 12/8/92, 1A
  • Abortion, Mississippi
    • Parental consent law: women are angry, 8/11/92, 1B
    • Parental consent law; fight will go on, clinics vow, 8/18/92, 1B
    • Parental consent regulations delivered to clinics, 10/15/91, 2B
    • Post 16-week ban blocked by restraining order until 9/10/92, 9/1/92, 1A
    • Post 16-week rule tossed out by judge Patricia Wise, 9/19/92, 1B
  • ABORTION, MISSISSIPPI
    • POST-16 WEEK PROCEDURES ALLOWED, 2/23/93, 1B
  • Abortion, Mississippi
    • Pro-choice activists practice ways to protect clinics, 8/7/94, 1A
    • Pro-choice activists speak out on informed consent bill, 3/7/91, 1B
    • Pro-choice coalition marches in Jackson, 11/11/89, 1B
    • Pro-choice group rallies at Capitol, 8/28/89, 1B
    • Pro-choice/pro-life friendship, 9/1/89, 1E
    • Pro-Lifers picket Mabus at Press meeting in Natchez, 6/16/91, 3B
    • Protesters 3rd trial ends in hung jury, 9/3/88, 3B
    • Right to Life group meets in Jackson, 11/2/85, 1D
    • Roy McMillan "apostle of the unborn," 9/25/88, 1B
    • Senate abortion bill called moderate, 1/12/90, 3B
    • Senate panel OKs new rules for abortion clinics, 1/31/90, 1B; 4/6/90, 1A
  • ABORTION, MISSISSIPPI
    • STATE LAWS FORMIDABLE BARRIER TO ABORTION, 7/10/93, 9A
  • Abortion, Mississippi
    • State legislature is new battleground, 7/30/89, 1A
    • State statistics, 4/18/87, 1A
    • Statistics and charts, 7/4/89, 7A
    • Supreme Court weakens Roe; state laws appear valid, 6/30/92, 1A; 7/12/92, 2G
    • Tri-State, Women's clinics lose license, 7/28/92, 2B; 7/29/92, 2B; 7/30/92, 1B
    • Wildmon is speaker at Right-To Life convention in Jackson, 8/3/91, 2B
    • Woman Susan Hill to head new north Jackson clinic, 12/24/94, 1B
    • Women on both sides of issue at Washington rally, 4/10/89, 1A
  • Abortion, Pensacola
    • 2 killed; Jackson-educated Paul Hill charged, 7/30/94, 1A, 1B; 7/31/94, 14A
    • Local anti-abortionists support man accused of killing doctor, 2/22/94, 1A
    • Suspect Paul Hill had stalked abortion doctor, 8/2/94, 1A
  • Abortion, Southhaven
    • Protesters arrested at Tri-State clinic, 8/2/92, 1B
  • Abortion, US
    • Is anti-abortion movement dead or moving to new strategy?, 8/14/94, 1B
    • Supreme Court: clinic protesters may be sued for racketeering, 1/25/94, 1A
    • Weddington sees overturning of Roe vs. Wade, 4/23/92, 1A
  • Abortion, Vermont
    • Gulfport native Helen Ames charged in attempted clinic bombing, 8/23/94, 2B
  • AbraKIDabra
    • Festival of magic at Trade Mart, 11/14/91, 3F
  • Absentee ballots
    • Often tied to fraud: new law passed, 6/6/93, 1B
    • Procedures, 7/25/87, 4B
    • Task force urges reforms, 1/11/92, 1B; 2/10/92, 3B; 10/31/91, 2B
  • Absentee ballots SEE ALSO Election law reform; Voter fraud
  • Abuse of adults SEE Vulnerable Adults Act
  • Abused children SEE Child abuse
  • Abused women SEE Battered spouses
  • Academic All-American Team for...Junior Colleges
    • Wansley and Clark represent state, 4/17/91, 3B
  • Academic and Performing Arts Complex SEE APAC
  • Academy Awards, 1986
    • Nominations, 2/12/87, 1C-2/12/87, 2C
  • Academy Awards, 1988
    • Pettus and Lucas pick winners for 1988, 3/29/89, 1D
  • Academy Awards, 1989
    • Broadcast in tonight, 3/26/90, 1D; 3/27/90, 1A
  • Academy Awards, 1990
    • Complete list of nominations, 2/14/91, 1D
    • Great excuse for a party, 3/21/91, 6E
    • Is Oscar named after Oscar Meyer?, 3/24/91, 1E
  • Academy Awards, 1992
    • You decide, 3/24/93, 1D; 3/29/93, 1D
  • Academy of Ancient Music SEE Mississippi Academy of Ancient Music
  • ACC Corp (NY) SEE LDDS
  • Accident sites (rural) SEE Traffic accidents, Mississippi---Rural...
  • Accidents SEE Boating accidents; SEE Traffic accidents
  • Accountants
    • Dorsey O. Green
      • 91 years old, 2/5/87, 8B
    • Law to shield them from lawsuits on use of their reports, 11/17/89, 6B
    • The Accounting Game teaches the basics, 9/3/89, 1G
  • Accrabond Corp
    • Olive Branch
      • Accused with selling faulty glue to government, 5/23/91, 1B
  • Accrabond Corp SEE Dula, Landen Max
  • Accreditation (schools) SEE School districts--- Accreditation
  • Ace Blinds Inc.
    • Jackson, 11/7/87, 8B
    • New facility to be built, 12/11/85, 8B
  • Achievement tests
    • Board of Education reviews penalties for security violations, 7/20/89, 3B
    • Commission will study test security in schools, 7/7/89, 2B; 7/8/89, 1B
    • Jackson students' scores drop off in 6th grade, 6/12/92, 1B
    • Probations for lax test security by school districts reversed, 8/12/89, 1B
    • Wealthy, white schools outscore black schools on tests, 2/25/90, 1A
  • Achievement tests SEE ALSO ACT
  • Achievement tests SEE ALSO Standardized tests
  • Achievement tests SEE ALSO Stanford Achievement Test
  • Achucarro, Joaquin
    • Pianist appears with Jackson Symphony, 11/10/89, 1E
  • Acid rain
    • Bills could cause rate increases, 12/15/86, 1B
    • May be destroying South's dogwood trees, 8/10/89, 1B
    • Mississippi
      • 3 sites, 7/14/87, 1B
      • Problem in Mississippi, 7/31/86, 1B
  • Acker, Richard N., 2/12/87, 8B
  • Ackerman High School
    • Building burns; arson suspected, 9/16/93, 1A; 9/17/93, 1B
  • Ackerman, F. Duane SEE BellSouth
  • Ackia, Battle of
    • Controversy over location, 7/22/86, 1B
    • Monument for site, 5/27/86, 1B
  • Acklen, Charles SEE Bill's Dollar Stores
  • ACLU, Mississippi
    • Annual auction, 11/16/87, 1C
    • Art and Adventure Auction, 11/25/93, 3F
    • Auction, 11/9/89, 3F; 11/12/92, 3F; 11/21/91, 3E
    • Benefit in Oxford, Will Campbell guest, 3/22/90, 14F; 3/25/90, 3B
    • Codrescu speaks at ACLU's 21st birthday, 6/21/90, 1D
    • Director Hilary Chiz leaving for Georgia post, 5/28/89, 5B
    • Fighting censorship is center stage at auction, 11/16/90, 1E
    • Janney resigns post, 10/9/92, 3V
    • New director is Virginia Lynn Watkins, 4/30/93, 2B
    • New director Mark Marquardt pans Bush's drug war, 9/7/89, 10A
    • Oxford Public Library meeting dispute, 2/20/89, 1B
    • Publisher Ira Harkey to be honored, 6/11/92, 1D; 6/14/92, 1B
    • Pushes suit to abolish 1986 abortion law, 7/21/90, 1B
    • Ruling says state must pay fees on spy agency records, 4/10/90, 1B
    • Senate votes against paying ACLU for cross lawsuit, 2/17/89, 1B
    • Senator Mohamad, sir, do you know just what you're saying?, 1D; 1/9/89
    • State may appeal legal fees, 9/21/88, 1B
  • Acordia of Mississippi
    • New insurance broker in Ridgeland, 12/13/94, 6B
  • ACROSS THE STATE
    • PROFILE OF MISSISSIPPI, 2/28/93, sections H,I,J,K
  • ACT
    • District scores for 1993-94
      • 8 beat national norm, 9/25/94, 1A
    • Educators:ACT drop not alarming, 9/21/88, 1B
    • Highest and lowest scores for state schools districts, 10/2/94, 15A
    • Highest scores are at School for Math and Science, 10/2/94, 14A
    • Mississippi ACT averages 1988-89 by county, 10/10/89, 9A
    • Mississippi students' scores remain stable, but below national average, 9/12/90, 1B
    • MSU student Kevin Etheridge has perfect score, 9/27/94, 1A
    • New exam breaks down scores to pinpoint problems, 11/12/89, 1A
    • New university admissions policy is curtains for ACT, 7/17/93, 1B
    • Northeast Mississippi outscores urban areas on ACT, 2/25/90, 1A
    • Private school ACT scores surpass public schools', 2/25/90, 12A
    • Public vs. non-public schools' scores
      • Comparison largely invalid, 10/2/94, 14A
    • Scores for Mississippi students drop, 9/13/89, 1A
    • Scores listed for all non-public schools in state, 10/2/94, 14A
    • Scores of students taking college prep courses rise, 10/10/89, 1A
    • St.Andrews Episcopal tops state non-public schools, 10/2/94, 1A
    • State remains near botton in scores, 5/3/90, 1B
    • State scores, 9/23/87, 1B
    • State scores improve to 18.8 average, 9/10/92, 1B
    • State scores remain same as 1990; still below national level, 9/17/91, 1B
    • State scores remain static in 1994, 8/24/94, 1B
    • State's average score is 18.8; black students scores rise, 9/15/93, 1A
  • ACT SEE ALSO Achievement tests
  • ACT SEE ALSO Standardized tests
  • ACT SEE ALSO Stanford Achievement Test
  • ACT (Active Citizenship Today) SEE Active Citizenship Today
  • Action Communications SEE Moeller Manufacturing Co
  • Action Industries
    • Brings 400 jobs to Tupelo, 8/20/93, 7B
    • Tupelo company sound despite parent company's bankruptcy, 1/27/91, 2B
  • Action Line
    • Director Crecink resigns, Hetrick will be replacement, 5/30/90, 5B
    • Service link between citizens and city, 11/13/89, 1B
  • Active Citizenship Today
    • New community-involvement program in Jackson schools, 3/15/93, 1B
  • Acton, Kenneth
    • Vietnam vet gets belated medals at Jim Hill High ceremony, 4/25/91, 1B
  • Actors
    • Alice Haining of Jackson in new off-Broadway play, 10/26/94, 1D
    • CBS searches Mississippi for local actors, 6/25/89, 2B
    • Clarksdale native Oliver Woodall in 'Annie 2', 12/22/89, 1F
    • Jackson
      • Jeff Honeycutt, 6/6/89, 1D
    • Jackson native Cynthia Geary getting 'great (Northern) exposure', 4/8/91, 1D
    • Laurel native Marguerite Lowell in 'Into the Woods', 9/13/89, 1D
    • Matthew Pleasant at Academic and Performing Arts Complex, 9/29/89, 4B
    • Mississippi native Ronald Willoughby at New Stage, 3/28/89, 1C
  • Actresses SEE Actors
  • ACTS (TV network)
    • Local programs and church support help Christian network, 3/15/86, 1C
  • Acura (Automobile)
    • Upscale local dealer, 11/7/87, 8B
  • Acy, Harold SEE Ridgeland Police Department
  • Ada May (Eighth of May)
    • Northeast Mississippi celebration, 5/8/87, 1A
  • Adair, Joe
    • Bus driver, 11/16/86, 1F
  • Adams County
    • Facing cash shortfall after voters reject tax anticipation note, 11/8/91, 3B
    • Supervisors rescind tax hike, 10/19/88, 3B
  • Adams County Jail
    • 6 escape; some recaptured, 6/22/93, 1A; 6/23/93, 3B; 6/24/93, 2B
    • Sale of old jail, 11/28/87, 1B
  • Adams County Lifeskills Center
    • Helps disabled and the environment, 6/2/91, 4B
  • Adams County Supervisors
    • Plan poll on city/county consolidation issue, 3/30/94, 3B
    • Vote against 20% pay raise, 11/2/88, 1A
    • Want firms to hire 90% of workers from within county, 6/9/91, 1C
  • Adams, Aileen
    • Rankin Countian's Head Start story chronicled in book, 3/25/91, 2B
  • Adams, Charles SEE Safe Kids Summit
  • Adams, Jackie
    • Suit settled in attempted jail suicide in Greenwood, 9/17/94, 3B
  • Adams, James
    • Accused of armed robbery
      • New Jersey man will defend
        • 2/8/89, 1B
  • Adams, John
    • Pastor pens guide to easy book learning, 8/13/88, 1C
  • Adams-Natchez Riverboat Co
    • Biloxi company unveils development casino plans, 12/31/91, 4B
  • Adcock, Eudene SEE Police chiefs, Brandon
  • Adcock, Karel
    • Judged insane, will serve murder sentence at Whitfield, 6/23/92, 5B
  • Adcox, James Michael SEE Prisoners---Rankin County
  • Addis, Kristi Lyn
    • Mississippi Teen USA, 7/22/87, 1A; 7/26/87, 1E
  • Addison Corp
    • Police search for man accused of shooting co-worker, 10/15/92, 1B
  • Addison, Ella SEE Johnson, Pete
  • Addkison Hardware
    • Muller Addkison, owner
      • How's business?, 12/8/92, 6B
  • ADDY awards SEE Advertising
  • Adhiambo School
    • Arson suspected in blaze, 12/7/94, 5B; 12/13/94, 1B; 12/28/94, 4B
    • Can't continue using Battlefield Park clubhouse, 12/17/94, 5B; 12/24/94, 4B
    • Jackson City Council seeks AG ruling on aiding school, 1/14/95, 5B; 12/29/94, 4B
    • Private school recognizes black accomplishments, 3/1/93, 1B
  • Adkins Boulevard
    • Trees in path of water main cut down, 8/18/92, 5B
  • Adkins, Al SEE Fraud; SEE Surplus Property Commission
  • Adkins, Gordon
    • Jackson, 10/21/86, 3B
  • Adkins, Murphy
    • Begins term as Rankin County chancery clerk, 1/6/92, 1B
  • Administrative Office of the Courts
    • State agency cancels pay raises for Hinds employees, 7/27/94, 5B
  • Administrator (Hinds County) SEE Hinds County---Administrator...
  • Admiral Benbow Inn
    • To be modernized, 11/1/85, 8B
  • Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Program
    • Self-esteem is focus, 7/17/91, 4B
  • Adopt-a-Horse Program, 2/13/89, 6B; 3/6/93, 1A; 4/22/94, 5B; 4/24/94, 1B
  • Adopt-a-road program SEE Littering
  • Adopt-a-school
    • Jackson organizations honored with breakfast ceremony, 4/3/92, 5B
  • Adoption SEE ALSO Ministers for Adoption; SEE ALSO Rebecca Group
  • Adoption fraud SEE Easterling, Sharon
  • Adoption fraud SEE Ford, R. Chris
  • Adoption fraud SEE Helfrich, Raymond
  • Adoption scam SEE Adoption, Mississippi---Baby bidding...
  • Adoption scam SEE Ford, R. Chris
  • Adoption scam SEE Helfrich, Raymond
  • Adoption, Jackson
    • After seeking help for disturbed son, Gromers can't get him back, 9/3/90, 1B
    • Harrell's adoption scam cost couples $3000, 7/30/91, 1A
    • Ministers for Adoption's adoptive parents program, 2/10/90, 1D
    • On Mother's Day coordinators recall highs and lows of making families, 5/12/91, 1E
    • Picnic links children and hopeful couples, 5/25/86, 1B
    • Woman Patricia Weggener charged in scam, 6/5/91, 5B
  • Adoption, Mississippi
    • Adopted adults discuss 'parent tracking', 1/20/90, 3B
    • Adopting an older child, 11/21/93, 1F
    • Agency hosts adoption week celebration, 11/20/88, 1B
    • Arizona woman searches for daughter, 7/15/87, 1A; 7/19/87, 1B
    • Baby bidding: couples 'devastated', 9/1/93, 1A
    • Baby bidding: Ford and Helfrich indicted, 9/1/93, 1A
    • Baby bidding: indictments hurt image of lawyers, 9/2/93, 1B
    • Baby-bidding practices, 7/29/93, 1A; 7/31/93, 1A; 8/4/93, 1B
    • Baby-bidding practices: 3 lawyers sued, 8/14/93, 1A
    • CLAAIM group lobbies for change in state laws, 3/7/92, 1D
    • Couples must be cautious, 9/1/93, 1B
    • Florida woman Linda Gorman reunites with Mississippi family, 4/26/91, 1B
    • Group aims to smooth adoption of black children, 10/25/92, 4B
    • High demand creates possibility of abuse, 8/30/93, 1A, 5A
    • Hopeful parents accuse Rebecca Group of fraud, 6/13/91, 1A
    • Lax laws make state a source of marketable babies, 7/25/90, 11A
    • Minority adoption story ignored by media, Priester says, 8/30/93, 5A
    • Open adoption, 8/23/87, 1B
    • Professionals seek bureaucratic reform in 'special needs' cases, 11/21/93, 3F
    • Supreme Court ends visiting rights for grandmother, 4/5/90, 1B
    • Supreme court to review Choctaw Indian adoption case, 5/24/88, 2B; 5/30/88, 1A
    • Welfare board alters policy to speed adoptions, 2/9/88, 3B
  • Adoption, Pearl
    • Women charged in adoption scam, 7/25/90, 1A; 7/27/90, 2B; 11/9/90, 1B
    • Women draw prison terms in baby-selling scam, 1/12/91, 1B
  • Adoption, White Oak
    • Webbie Lois and Dwain Miller--Parenthood 2nd time around, 6/21/93, 1B
  • Adrien Arpel
    • The "Merlin of Makeover' appears at Gayfers, 8/19/91, 1D
  • Adult abuse SEE Vulnerable Adults Act
  • Adult entertainment centers
    • City Council studies new regulations, 1/28/92, 1B; 1/29/92, 1B
    • Jackson's law in federal court, 6/12/92, 4B; 7/6/92, 1B, 2B; 7/7/92, 1A
    • Jackson's new ordinance wins first challenge, 3/13/92, 4B; 3/14/92, 4B
    • Judge declares Jackson's ordinance unconstitutional, 5/1/92, 1A, 4B
  • Adult-learning program SEE Literacy
  • Advance network
    • Automatic teller system, 2/22/86, 8B
  • Advanced Telecommunications Corp SEE LDDS Communications
  • Advanced-fee loan firms SEE Fraud---High fee loans...
  • Advent
    • Celebration opens, 11/29/92, 1E
  • Advent Jesse Tree...
    • Book by Hattiesburg author
      • In second printing, 11/25/89, 1E
  • Adventure Land Video
    • Delivery service downtown, 4/28/87, 8B
  • Adventures in Excellence
    • Summer program in Jackson schools, 7/16/91, 4B; 7/22/94, 4B
  • Adventures of Briscoe County, Jr.
    • TV show attracts children and their parents, 5/13/94, 1E
  • Advertising
    • Dollarhide and Gorton win ADDY Award, 2/10/91, 3G
    • Ethnic marketing reflects power of blacks and Hispanics, 8/9/92, 1C
    • Jackson Advertising Club wins 16 regional ADDY awards, 4/21/92, 7B
    • Many campaigns seek 'recognizable but forgettable' face, 5/16/90, 6B
  • Advertising SEE ALSO Liquor ads
  • Advocates for Survivors of Victims of Homicides, 2/26/95, 1B; 3/26/95, 1A; 12/14/94, 1B
  • Advocating Highways for Economic Advancement and Development
    • SEE AHEAD
  • Ady, Robert
    • Speaker at Mississippi Allies Network, 10/10/91, 5B
  • Aerobics
    • Instructors are not bubble heads, 6/29/93, 1D
    • Specialist Joe Diemert holds class at Downtown YMCA, 9/13/91, 1E
  • Aerobics SEE ALSO Weight training
  • Aerosmith (with Joan Jett)
    • Rock band at Mississippi Coliseum, 5/10/90, 3E
  • Aetna Life & Casualty Co.
    • Dale delayed increase in rates, 7/21/88, 8B
    • Restructuring may bring jobs to Jackson, 6/30/92, 6B
  • AFCO Metals Inc
    • To build warehouse in Byram, 9/13/89, 6B
    • Will expand Jackson plant, 11/15/90, 6B
  • Affirmative action, Mississippi
    • Supreme court backs, 7/3/86, 1A
    • University presidents committed to goal, 1/21/93, 3B
  • Afghan rebel
    • Rebel treated for free at Biloxi Reg. Med. Center, 11/21/88, 3B
  • AFL-CIO
    • Thomas Knight new leader, 12/17/85, 8B
  • Africa in Mississippi Festival, 4/23/93, 1E; 4/25/93, 1A; 6/15/94, 1D; 6/19/94, 3B
  • African American Father/Mentor and Son Day
    • Program for fatherless children, 6/21/92, 1B
  • African Americans SEE ALSO Black History Month
  • African Americans SEE ALSO Minority business
  • African Americans SEE ALSO Race relations
  • African Americans, Canton
    • School program to help male students, 1/19/91, 5B
  • African Americans, Holmes County
    • Teens publish book on county's civil rights struggle, 2/19/90, 3B
  • African Americans, Jackson
    • Admitted to Shady Oaks and Country Club, 12/28/90, 1A
    • As murder victims, 11/8/87, 1A
    • Black couple sue: alledged discrimination in housing, 3/24/87, 1B
    • Changes in black leadership following mayoral election, 5/28/89, 1H
    • Entrepreneurs face many obstacles, 1/3/93, 3C
    • Exhibit featuring art by women, 1/26/86, 1F
    • Exhibits by Alferdteen Harrison at Smith Robertson, 8/18/89, 1E
    • Harris' cookbook 'Iron Pots and Wooden Spoons', 2/3/93, 1E
    • Hearing on proposed cultural center at JSU held, 7/1/90, 6B
    • In Business Trade Fair, 9/19/87, 8B
    • Makeup and hair styling for black women, 4/30/89, 1E
    • Ministers assemble to help mold young black males, 10/18/90, 1B
    • Richardson Elementary School's story quilt, 4/5/91, 1E
    • Teleconference on minority corporate managers, 1/9/91, 6B
  • African Americans, Mississippi
    • "The Experiences of Black Mississippians" exhibit, 2/1/88, 1B
    • Adoption of black children, 2/8/87, 1B
    • And Constitution, 2/15/87, 3G
    • Black executives, 9/28/86, 1F
    • Black-on-black crime soars; group calls for action, 5/17/90, 5B
    • Blacks earn 42 cents for every dollar whites earn, 6/5/93, 1B
    • Blacks who stayed in state built a distinctive culture, 2/5/89, 1A
    • Elderly blacks: their grim plight, 11/14/93, 1G
    • Electing blacks will secure power, 2/26/89, 1H
    • Few black women try for political office, 9/26/87, 1B
    • Focus on future, economic power, 10/26/88, 1A
    • Poised to gain seats in state judicial elections, 6/3/90, 1A
    • Professor Gallien taps potential of black male students, 4/2/91, 4B
    • Profile, 12/10/85, 1A
    • Those That Stayed At Home...symposium
      • Mabus addresses, 9/15/89, 2B
    • To get $3 Million in back pay from state, 4/22/89, 1A
    • Voters a force recognized by gubernatorial hopefuls, 3/17/91, 3H
    • Won't stand on past political gains, 10/23/88, 1A
  • African Americans, US
    • Black apathy and elections (Allen J. Lichtman), 3/11/87, 4B
    • Black conservatives a small but growing force, 8/11/91, 1G
    • Black families, 2/12/89, 1H
    • Black males need stronger leadership, McLemore says, 7/27/91, 5B
    • Black males: media stereotypes persist, 2/23/92, 2G
  • AFRICAN AMERICANS, US
    • BLACK MEN--ENDANGERED SPECIES, 2/24/91, 1H; 3/1/91, 1B; 3/3/91, 1B; 3/20/91,4A
  • African Americans, US
    • Black women have earned place in science and technology, 2/10/91, 2H
    • Campaign to Reach Men; crisis of the black male, 12/20/92, 1B
    • Canada column: Black accomplishments make mark, 2/21/91, Focus page 8
    • Contributions in science and technology, 2/4-25/90 (Series of articles)
    • Denver Nuggets CEO Lee says blacks facing credit squeeze, 2/16/91, 6B
    • Economic situation, 2/19/89, 1H
  • AFRICAN AMERICANS, US
    • ENDANGERED SPECIES: BLACK MEN, 2/24/91, 1H; 3/1/91, 1B; 3/3/91, 1B; 3/20/91,4A
  • African Americans, US
    • Giving their children names African in origin, 9/12/93, 1F
    • Growing Up Black, Brown, Yellow...Male (conference), 7/25/91, 4B; 7/27/91, 5B
    • Mammy: a complicated icon, 9/19/93, 1G
    • Minority Male Conference: blacks said easy prey for drug dealers, 7/28/91, 2B
    • More black-oriented programs on TV in Fall 1993, 10/20/93, 1D
    • NAACP's Hooks speaks to conference on black males, 3/2/91, 1B
    • New line of romance novels for blacks, 7/29/94, 1E
    • Poll reveals racism is part of daily life, 9/10/89, 1H
    • Prejudice against all because of crimes of a few
      • (book excerpt), 1/30/94, 1G
    • Risk of stroke, heart disease (Ole Miss study), 4/27/87, 1B
    • Road to prison traveled too often by young black males, 4/21/91, 1G
    • Southern states beckon black tourists, 10/24/91, 1D
    • To be black in America: joblessness, poverty, neglect, 5/3/92, 20A
    • Two exhibits will focus on good and bad, 2/5/89, 1A
    • Youths Cole and Funchess attend conference on black males, 3/2/91, 3B
  • African art
    • Exhibition at Jackson State University, 3/18/90, 1F
    • Six pieces sold from Dillom collection
      • To pay for daughter's education, 9/12/93, 1B
  • African Children's Choir
    • To perform at Madison church, 2/6/93, 1D
  • African Methodist Episcopal Church, 8/29/87, 1C; 9/5/87, 1C
    • Reverend Shaw sues his bishop over assessments, 5/18/91, 1D
  • Afro-Americans SEE African Americans
  • After Hours Lounge
    • Greenwood club burns; arson suspected, 11/9/91, 3B
  • After School Science Academy
    • Focuses on minority students, 2/16/93, 4B
  • After-school care SEE Child care centers
  • Agape fellowship, 7/25/87, 7C
  • Agape Fellowship Church
    • Jackson church to celebrate fifth anniv., 10/29/88, 1C
  • Age discrimination
    • DECD workers win $390,000 age-bias suit, 7/4/92, 1B
    • EEOC and state settle age bias case, 11/8/91, 1A
  • Aged SEE Elderly
  • Agent Orange
    • Gulfport
      • Site clean after dioxin burned from soil, 1/14/89; 4B
  • Agent Orange Assistance
    • Grant to help disabled children of Vietnam veterans, 1/27/92, 3B
  • AgFest Fall Vegetable Field Days
    • Crystal Springs, 10/7/93, 3E; 10/12/92, 3B
  • Aglow Fellowship
    • Christian women's organization, 7/29/89, 1D
  • Agoraphobia
    • Prisoners of the mind
      • Local sufferers, 3/6/94, 1E
  • Agri-Center
    • Showplace for agriculture-related events opens in Tupelo, 4/13/94, 5B
  • Agricultural Aviation Board
    • Inside state government, 6/25/90, 1B
  • Agricultural land
    • Foreigners own 1.7% of state's agricultural lands, 9/23/91, 1A, 5A
  • Agricultural research SEE Agriculture
  • Agriculture SEE ALSO Farming
  • Agriculture and Forestry Museum
    • 3000 celebrate Fourth of July at museum, 7/5/91, 1A
    • Adds exhibit honoring black Mississippians, 5/6/93, 1B
    • Beekeeping, 8/28/88,
    • County Fair weekend, 5/7/92, 3E
    • Donated equipment sold, 1/26/88, 1A
    • Draws 2000 to July 4th celebration, 7/5/90, 1A
    • Entertainment planning committee, 11/14/89, 1D
    • Fourth of July activities, 6/30/94, 8E
    • Jim Buck Ross's 'crown jewel', 5/3/92, 1G
    • Mules and ponies escape to I-55, 2/28/91, 5B
    • Museum Cafe scheduled to open September 1, 8/4/90, 1B
    • Name change to Jim Buck Ross Museum, 1/11/91, 1B
    • Named for Jim Buck Ross, 4/6/91, 1B; 4/11/91, 4B
    • Nativity scene raises church-state relations issue, 12/11/90, 1A
    • Planting shrubs and flowers, 1/26/88, 1A
    • Ross wants more funds, 9/6/85, 1A
    • To get F.S. Fitzgerald's Mississippiana collection, 8/6/90, 1D
    • Yard and Garden Jamboree, 4/14/94, 10E
  • Agriculture and Forestry Museum SEE ALSO Hog Wild in July
  • Agriculture Department SEE U.S. Department of Agriculture
  • Agriculture, Mississippi
    • 1987 good harvest, 11/27/87, 1A
    • Agriculture prices increase, 11/16/87, 2B
    • Berry growers see fruitful harvest, 6/14/88, 1B
    • Cold weather, rain puts farmers behind, 4/11/93, 1C, 2C
    • Congressional committee plans Delta meeting on farm woes, 11/7/87, 8B
    • Corn farming espected to grow in state, 3/8/92, 1C
    • Corn yields mean lower prices to growers, 8/28/94, 3B
    • Costs farmers $600 M, 7/2/88, 1A
    • Cotton holds on but other crops losing ground in drought, 6/26/88, 1B
    • Cotton prices rise slightly; soybeans up, 1/29/89; 5B
    • Cotton, soybeans higher; cattle, hogs prices stable, 11/6/88, 3B
    • Cotton, soybeans, hogs drop, 1/15/89; 8B
    • Crop report (See Business section in various Sunday editions)
    • Crop results surprisingly good after drought, 10/25/88, 8B
    • Crops look good, profits down, 8/7/93, 5B
    • Crops looks poor; crop by crop forecast, 8/21/88, 1G
    • Crops of 1992 should surpass 5-year averages, 7/18/92, 5B
    • Crops stage comeback as rain returns, 8/7/88, 2B
    • Crops turn around following Spring floods, 9/29/91, 1C
    • Demand boosts soybean prices; cotton decreases, 2/14/88, 3B
    • Drought bail-out can't bail out all, 8/31/88, 1B
    • Espy: farmers need relief, 7/2/88, 1B
    • Farm production hits $4.5 Billion, 12/14/94, 6B
    • Farm products hit record value in 1992, 12/29/92, 4B
    • Farmers meet acreage intentions:row crops, 7/17/88, 4B
    • Farmers should abolish subsidies;states control pesticides, 11/21/87, 3B
    • Farmers told find out their rights,rules, 8/13/88, 8B
    • Farmers, ranchers join drive to drum up citizen support, 8/18/91, 5C
    • Farming future improves, 1/27/88, 8B
    • Federal cuts in research funding may hurt state's economy, 5/26/91, 1C
    • Feed cattle, hog market fairly stable, 11/20/88, 4B
    • Flooded Mississippi farmers seek federal aid, 7/25/89, 1A; 7/26/89, 6B
    • Growers ignite tires to protect fruit orchards, 3/15/88, 1B
    • Harvest time--record yields, stable prices, 11/15/94, 6B
    • Mississippi closing,selling its 3 lime plants, 7/28/88, 3B
    • Most soybean farmers still wait for drought aid, 12/5/88, 1B
    • Pastures and cotton crop now doing well, 6/30/91, 4C
    • Peach farmers near harvest; first crop in 4 years, 5/22/88, 2B
    • Production heads for record, 11/11/87, 8B
    • Record rice, corn, and sorghum crops expected, 8/12/94, 5B
    • Rice farmers seek help in "Blast" battle, 2/14/88, 7G
    • Ross says farmers doing better, 1/27/88, 3B
    • Soybean prices fall, 7/24/88, 5B
    • Soybean, cotton yields beating projections, 11/20/88, 4B
    • Soybean, cotton, cattle prices rise; hogs drop, 4/24/88, 3B
    • State declared disaster from drought, 9/14/88, 8B
    • State farmers feeling pinch from drought, 6/18/88, 1B
    • State honey production totaled 1.1 million pounds, 2/25/88, 8B
    • State outlook mixed for 1988, 1/29/89; 9H
    • Wheat farmers reaping high crop yields, 7/24/88, 5B
  • AgriGulf Inc
    • Louisiana firm to process shrimp waste in Biloxi, 6/28/92, 3B
  • Agromedicine SEE Mississippi Agromedicine Program
  • AHEAD
    • Urges extending deadline for 1077-mile highway widening project, 3/2/95, 1B; 9/11/93, 3B
  • Ahlvin, Martin and Suzanne SEE Weddings
  • AIDS Hospice SEE Sandifer House
  • AIDS, Biloxi
    • School board sets policy on AIDS pupils, 1/16/88, 4B
  • AIDS, Cleveland
    • Dying man Dennis Mong hopes his story will help others, 11/28/94, 1A
    • Michael Felton dies, 10/30/85, 1A
    • Officials discuss student denied school attendance, 10/19/85, 3B
    • School group delays action on student, ACLU gets involved, 9/19/85, 3B; 9/27/85, 1B
    • Student with AIDS denied school attendance, 9/12/85, 1A; 9/17/85, 1A; 10/18/85, 1A
  • AIDS, Corinth
    • HIV-positive man gets 30 years in assault, 1/24/93, 3B
  • AIDS, Greenville
    • Officials contend with patient in city jail, 10/7/92, 1A
  • AIDS, Hattiesburg
    • Activist Dianne Herrington wants to change risky behavior, 9/3/91, 2B
    • Woman makes quilts for children with AIDS, 5/21/90, 1B
  • AIDS, Jackson
    • 2 AIDS infected hinds youths tranferred to training schools, 3/15/88, 1B
    • 22 Deaf students parents agree to AIDS tests, 11/2/88, 4B
    • Area dentists doubt report on getting AIDS from dentist, 7/28/90, 6A
    • Area Episcopal churches offer spiritual healing services, 9/1/94, 1D
    • Art works by Jackson artists in Episcopal churches, 9/22/91, 1F
    • B.L. Jones Distributor markets AIDS-killing cleaner, 3/16/89, 8B
    • Brinkley Junior High course teaches about AIDS, human biology, 3/12/91, 4B
    • Carrier may have molested Jackson youth, 8/8/87, 1A
    • Court order irks juvenile authorities; 2 teens infected with AIDS, 3/8/88, 1B
    • Electric Blanket slide show at St. Andrew's Cathedral, 11/27/92, 1E
    • First Baptist Church offers course, 7/29/89, 1D
    • Foot-washing includes AIDS sufferers, 3/24/89, 1B
    • Formation of HIV Action Coalition, 10/23/89, 3B
    • Grace House dedicated in Jackson, 10/11/94, 1D
    • Groups launch education and counseling project, 12/14/85, 1B
    • Hits the streets with homeless and runaways, 10/1/89, 1C
    • HIV-positive prostitutes may be named to Health Department, 8/1/93, 1A
    • Hospice considered for licensing, 11/11/89, 3B
    • JSU alumni group develops manual for black clergy, 8/17/91, 1D
    • Lawyer Jim Keith and epidemiologist Ed Thompson lead workshop on AIDS, 2/19/88, 8B
    • Magic Johnson's announcement sparks local enquiries, 11/9/91, 3B
    • Male AIDS carrier charged with prostitution, 10/29/88, 1A
    • Male prostitute, 2/12/87, 1A
    • Male prostitute is threat, 11/31/86, 3B
    • Male prostitute with AIDS arrested in Jackson, 8/12/88, 1B
    • Male prostitute with AIDS still in Jackson jail, 11/28/88, 1B
    • Michelle is victim: HIV easy to get, impossible to get rid of, 4/25/93, 1E
    • Mother Anne Mabe lost son; wants to educate teens, 5/10/93, 1A
    • New Hope Foundation giving away condoms, 1/5/91, 5B
  • AIDS, JACKSON
    • NUMBER 1 KILLER OF CITY'S YOUNG MEN, 6/16/93, 1A
  • AIDS, Jackson
    • Patient Steve Horton accuses Mobile Medic of dumping him, 8/11/94, 1A
    • Patient to appeal denial of damages against Charter Hospital, 9/6/89, 3B
    • Physicians want AIDS virus suit dismissed, 2/24/89, 3B
    • Play 'Is It Worth It?' put on by teenage parents, 10/10/94, 1D
    • Police chief orders wearing of gloves, 8/13/87, 1B
    • Prayer service at St. Andrew's Cathedral, 3/1/93, 1A
    • Prostitute dies of Aids, 3/6/87, 1A
    • Prostitute with AIDS virus indicted for violation of health quarantine, 2B; 2/2/89
    • Reynolds dies of AIDS: leaves TV warning to others, 4/17/94, 1A
    • School policy, 9/22/87, 1B
    • Students to be educated about AIDS, 10/13/88, 1A
    • Teacher reassigned, 9/15/87, 3B
    • Teacher's aide may have, 9/2/87, 1A; 9/9/87, 2B
    • UMC officials seeking AIDS-infected infants, 11/10/90, 3B
    • Victim's mother remembers Michael Felton, 11/18/85, 3B
    • Woman steps on homicide victim's syringe; fears AIDs, 12/27/91, 1B; 12/28/91, 1B
    • World AIDS Day ceremony in Jackson, 12/2/89, 1B
    • World AIDS Day march in Jackson
      • Wake Up Mississippi: It's Time to Act, 12/2/93, 1B
  • AIDS, Mississippi
    • $1 Million housing grant for low-income sufferers, 12/1/94, 1B
    • 100 state inmates could be infected with AIDS virus, 1B; 1/12/89
    • 15 babies may be found with AIDS next year, 12/17/88, 1A
  • Aids, Mississippi
    • 60 deaths in 1991, 7/4/92, 3B
  • AIDS, Mississippi
    • Activists:AIDS kills 52 a day, 8/21/88, 1B
    • AIDS film too sexy for some education board members, 12/18/67, 1A
    • AIDS in the workplace; employers combatting fear, 6/28/91, 1E
  • AIDS, MISSISSIPPI
    • AIDS/HIV CASES (map with statistics), 7/5/93, 10A
  • AIDS, Mississippi
    • Autopsies on victims feared, 6/22/87, 3B; 6/23/87, 2B
    • Bill sponsors pleased with version passed by Senate, 2/4/90, 3B
    • Bill to protect AIDS victims clears hurdle, 1B; 1/26/89
    • Black residents at greater risk, 9/3/92, 1A
    • Board of Education releases guide line for disease, 6/17/88, 1A
    • Board of Education to adopt AIDS policy; educational plan, 11/20/87, 1B
    • Board of Education will weigh Aids guidelines, 3/17/88, 4B
    • Board to decide whether to relax confidentiality requirements, 3/19/88, 1A
    • Board wants guarantee on AIDS test accuracy, 10/13/88, 1A
    • Board wants parents involved, 3/17/88, 1B
    • Condoms - Ministers views, 2/28/87, 1C
    • Deaf school students test negative for AIDS, 11/24/8