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- PAC SEE Political Action Committees
- Pace, Charles SEE Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi
- Pace, Mississippi, 1/17/88, 3B
- Pace-Rhodes, Shun SEE Gospel singers
- Paceco, Inc
- Gulfport
- Subsidiary of Fruehauf Corp, 9/4/87, 8B
- Plans future with plans to diversify, 4/17/88, 1G
- Pachuta, Mississippi, 7/20/87, 2B
- Pacific Dunlop
- GNB,Inc
- Florence
- Battery manufacturer, 5/14/88, 8B
- Package couriers SEE Packaging services
- Packaging services
- Christmas rush, 12/5/89, 6B
- Mississippi
- There's money in brown paper and tape, 11/20/88,
1G
- Packard Electric Co
- 10 job openings draw 2000 applicants, 9/11/85, 8B
- GM turnaround in first quarter 1993, 4/30/93, 5B
- Job security issue in contract, 8/11/85, 1H
- Literacy & technological skills, 2/4/88, 8B; 4/10/88,
1H
- Negotiations avert strike at 11th hour, 10/11/90,
6B
- New director announced, 7/3/85, 8B
- New manager: Patrict McCart, 8/1/85, 10B
- Supreme Court will hear suit filed by former workers,
5/1/90, 6B
- Packer, Wayne
- Artist shows works at Bryant Galleries, 1/26/92, 1F
- PACs SEE Political Action Committees
- Paddling SEE Corporal punishment
- Padgett, Jaime SEE Big Brothers/Big Sisters
- Pafford Medical Transportation SEE Emergency medical
service
- Page, Donald W SEE Suicide---Gulfport
- Page, Matthew
- Becomes first black member of Greenville country club,
9/16/90, 4B
- Page, Oran
- Announces candidacy for circuit judge, Hinds and Yazoo
counties, 7/11/91, 5B
- Page, Paula
- Millsaps graduate
- Opera singer in Europe, 10/11/89, 1D
- Pagers
- Biloxi cannot pay its pager bill, 6/26/92, 3B
- Free transplant candidates from sitting by telephone,
7/7/93, 1D
- Now not only for business persons
- Local companies: MobileComm and MTel, 5/17/92,
1C
- Pagers SEE ALSO MobileComm; SEE ALSO MTel
- Pagers SEE ALSO Wireless paging
- Paige, Kourtney
- JSU student running for mayor of Jackson, 12/5/92,
1B
- Paige, Steven
- Suspect in robbery arrested 3 days after parole, 12/28/93,
3B
- Pain
- Jacksonian Dr.Edwin Dodd builds pain roadblocks, 9/24/89,
1C
- Pain Clinic of Mississippi in Brandon, 9/24/89, 1C
- Painewebber
- At Jackson seminar: 1990s will be spent paying for
the 1980s, 3/6/92, 8B
- Paint brush caddy
- Inventor Carl Lacy, 4/15/87, 8B
- Paint Peace
- Gulport group plans to paint out gang graffiti, 2/27/89,
3B
- Paintball games, 9/26/89, 1D
- Painter
- Roving painter Frank Henning, 10/11/87, 1C
- Painting
- Controversial painting
- Painters share studio, exhibit, 2/26/89, 1F
- Pajerski, Elizabeth Mitchell
- Vicksburg artist's work at Municipal Art Gallery,
1/16/94, 1F
- Palace Casino SEE Dockside Gambling, Biloxi
- Palestinian Gardens
- Lucedale
- Weekend Getaway, 7/2/92, 3E
- Palette Restaurant
- Restaurant review, 8/2/87, 1F; 8/9/90, 4E
- Paley Collection SEE New Orleans Museum of Art
- Palm Bar and Cafe
- Jackson
- Restaurant review, 5/15/88, 1F
- Restaurant review, 5/15/88, 1F
- Palmeiro, Raphael
- Ex-Mississippi State baseballer reunited with brothers,
4/29/92, 1A
- Palmer, Herchel
- Heroic WWII veteran modest about his role, 11/9/92,
1A
- Palmer, Jim
- Signs autographs at MetroCenter, 10/7/87, 1D
- Palmer, Jimmy
- Named head of Department of Natural Resources, 7/23/87,
1B
- Palmer, John SEE MTel
- Palmer, Sylvester
- Repeat offender charged with shooting, 8/21/94, 1B
- Palmertree, Juston
- Winona student's essay buried in time capsule, 11/13/90,
4B
- Palmetto (house)
- Pickard residence in Ocean Springs, 2/12/90, 1D
- Panama
- Clinton native was guard at U.S. Embassy, 12/22/89,
2A
- Fighting was heavy, says injured Jackson serviceman,
12/23/89, 1A
- Greenville serviceman wounded in disco attack, 3/5/90,
1A
- Montgomery says American troops due to leave soon,
12/30/89, 3B
- Panamanian students in Mississippi sorry to see
coup foiled, 10/4/89, 6A
- Pannell, Heath
- National Poster child for Epilepsy Foundation, 11/28/93,
1B
- Pannell, Stacie SEE Murder, NEMJC
- Papal Honor Guard
- Mississippians, 9/8/87, 1A
- Paper bag
- Replaced by plastic bags at grocery stores, 3/20/87,
1F
- Paper, The (motion picture) SEE Motion pictures
- Paquin, Paul
- Fannie Mae executive speaks to financial analysts
group, 6/20/92, 5B
- Parachutists
- Andre Jewett dies in jump from WLBT-TV tower, 4/3/94,
1A; 4/5/94, 1B
- National Guard's Special Forces team, 10/11/93, 1D
- Parade barricades
- Jackson City Council purchases 400 barricades, 1/20/93,
4B
- Parade of Homes
- Low mortgage rates expected to draw big crowd, 7/16/92,
5B
- Parades
- Christmas, 12/7/86, 1B
- Colman Pearce will lead St. Paddy's Day parade, 3/13/89,
1D
- Jackson
- Mal's St. Paddy's Day parade, 3/19/89, 3B
- St. Paddy's Day parade, 3/18/89, 1B
- Subdivisions celebrate Family Day, 8/28/88, 1B
- Mississippi plans float for Tournament of Roses parade
- Tournament of Roses - Mississippi musicians, 12/29/86,
1B
- Paralyzed American Veterans SEE Magro, Charles
- Paramedics
- Jackson
- Back pay from city overdue since April 1986, 9/13/90,
5B
- Cardin loses suit for reinstatement in job, 3/10/90,
5B
- Overtime suit against city thrown out, 11/30/91,
3B
- Supplied with bullet-resistant vests, 2/20/91,
1B
- To ask for wage increase, 10/10/88, 1B
- Mississippi
- AIDS protection, 7/29/87, 1B
- Efforts to ease state shortage, 7/17/89, 1B
- Paramedics SEE ALSO Emergency medical service,
- Parcel
- Greenville
- Suspicious parcel turns out to be harmless, 12/28/89,
1A; 12/29/89, 1A
- Parchman
- 2 inmates held 12 years after stabbing, 7/7/88, 1A;
7/8/88, 1B
- 2nd inmate suspected in gang slaying, 8/30/88, 1A
- 40% of guards called corrupt, 8/11/87, 1A; 8/12/87,
1B; 8/17/87, 1A; 8/19/87, 3B
- 48.5% of inmates have hearing disorders, 6/26/88,
2B
- 6 ex-guards facing trial are rehired, 3/8/88, 1B
- 8 inmate deaths within one month, 1/12/94, 1B
- Auditors target vendors' records in prison probe,
2/3/90, 1B
- BBC documentary, 6/9/87, 2B; 6/12/87, 3B
- Billed $350 for damage to R-rated film, 2/2/90, 1B
- Board calls for drug testing of staff, 9/15/87, 1B
- Charles Colson delivers Easter message, 4/16/90, 1A
- Commissioner Black sees no need for court oversight,
2/7/90, 2B
- Corrections won't release RID report, 7/14/88, 1B
- Counterfeit money orders, 10/14/86, 1B
- Death Row locks changed after stabbing, 7/28/88, 1A
- Dedication of education center built by and for inmates,
9/28/90, 2B
- Discipline program helps inmates reform, 4/28/88,
1B
- Drug smuggling
- Employee firings, 8/25/87, 4B
- Employee Leroy Brown arrested with heroin package,
8/21/90, 2B
- Employees' families living conditions, 8/8/85, 1B
- Escapee found in Michigan, 11/28/86, 1A
- Escapee Johnny Clark, 11/15/86, 1B
- Escapees Bell and MacDonald recaptured in Jackson,
3/30/94, 1A
- Escapees Lemario Bell and Ronnie MacDonald termed
'dangerous', 3/29/94, 1B
- Escapees recaptured, 10/25/87, 6B
- Expansion, 10/13/87, 1A
- Expert blasts prison program, 6/28/88, 1B
- Factory work pays inmates as they learn, 3/14/93,
1G
- Farm program growing quickly, 3/14/93, 1G
- Farming by inmates is resumed
- Some want emphasis on manufacturing trades, 4/11/94,
1A, 1B
- Farming by inmates OK'ed by Legislature, 4/16/92,
2B; 5/16/92, 3B
- Farming operations are a priority of Fordice, 6/25/93,
5B; 9/24/92, 1A
- Farming operations: $6 million funding sought, 9/13/92,
5B
- Fear part of daily work, guards say, 7/27/89, 5B
- Feudal prison system, a remnant of slavery, 5/20/90,
1H
- Former Louisiana official interviewed as Commissioner,
8/24/88, 1A
- Glove-making plant closed down, 1/5/94, 1B
- Guard firing for rally attendance is 'political pressure',
5/7/92, 2B; 6/5/92, 1B
- Guard slightly injured subduing prisoner, 5/9/92,
3B
- Guards abuse of sick leave, 9/26/89, 1A
- Guards cracking down on contraband being brought in,
9/28/92, 1A
- Guards fired for attending protest rally, 4/5/92,
1A; 4/8/92, 1A; 4/14/92, 1B; 4/23/92, 3B
- Guards may be planning "sickout," 7/2/88, 1A
- Guards' firing: state appeals order to reinstate them,
11/30/92, 1A; 12/2/92, 3B
- Gurads fired for attending rally are rehired, 3/9/93,
1B
- Hiring freeze will not affect new maximun security
unit, 5/4/90, 5B
- Honors guards, 11/23/86, 1B,6B
- Inmate accused of picking computer cotton, 2/9/88,
1A
- Inmate James Logan sues over unused dining hall, post
office, 11/28/93, 1A
- Inmate types, 9/6/87, 1A
- Inmate Willie Russell stabs guard to death, 7/19/89,
1A; 7/20/89, 1A; 7/21/89, 1B
- Inmate Willie Russell's trial for killing guard, 10/5/90,
2B; 10/6/90, 3B
- Inmate's death during exercise caused by brain swelling,
5/5/90, 1A
- Inmates
- Inmates allowed beards, 9/20/85, 1A
- Inmates in for convicted crimes no longer to work
for state agencies, 8/30/89, 1A
- Inmates in postal scam to lose privileges, 9/24/85,
1B
- Inmates in RID program abused, 7/9/88, 1A
- Inmates indicted in money order scam, 5/3/88, 1A
- Inmates learn catfish farming, 10/15/88, 8B
- Inmates may be used to build projects, 12/8/87, 3B
- Inmates providing free labor for state, 3/16/91, 3B
- Inmates renovate Washington County Health Department,
10/1/92, 3B
- Inmates tell Jackson teens what prison is like, 3/9/89,
1B
- Inmates work money order scam through mail, 10/15/88,
1A
- Inmates' lawyer: Parchman violates regulations, 10/12/88,
1A
- Job assistance program for parolees, 7/9/90, 1B
- Killers Weeks and Shearer flee prison, 7/6/89, 1A;
7/7/89, 3B; 7/8/89, 1A; 7/9/89, 1A
- Killings at facility investigated, 10/15/89, 1B
- Lack of security in Unit 24 troubles reform advocate,
2/27/90, 1B
- Land issue still unresolved, 11/4/85, 1B
- Lawsuit claims Raymond Hall was worked to death, 4/4/91,
3B
- Lawyers:Parchman understaffed, 10/18/88, 1A
- Legislators will examine prison in wake of Rankin
County problems, 9/10/89, 1A
- Magistrate Court eases dockets of prisoners' complaints,
1/12/90, 1B
- Mental health workers needed for inmates, 6/20/88,
1A
- Military style program investigated for abuse, 6/27/88,
1A
- Ministry for inmates, 8/23/86, 1C
- Money order scam, 2/9/88, 1A; 12/7/85, 1B
- Money order scam doubles despite convictions, 2/15/88,
1A
- Money order scam implicates guards, 10/14/85, 1A
- Money order scam returns, 8/9/89, 4B
- Money order scam: telephones calls censored, 3/25/93,
3B
- Neighbors of prison used to escapes, don't worry,
7/6/89, 1A
- New chapel; Former teacher finds new ministry, 10/19/85,
1C
- New director Puckett wants better staff morale, 9/3/88,
1A
- New maximum security complex useful, but not enough,
9/17/90, 1A
- No prosecution expected in death of ex-convict, 7/28/88,
1B
- Officials hope redesigned money order ends scam by
prisoners, 8/21/89, 1A
- Officials looking for cause, 2/12/88, 4B
- Overcrowding, 9/24/85, 1B
- PEER report says lax security allows escapes, 9/3/94,
1B
- Policies written for guest house, 12/15/87, 1B
- Postal fraud, 8/17/86, 1B
- Postal orders made tamper-proof, 10/10/85, 1A
- Postal scam, 8/26/85, 1A
- Postal scam participants sentenced, 10/26/85, 1B
- Prison chaplain seeks funds to build Spiritual Life
Center, 6/13/89, 5B
- Prison labor: glove-making plant ruling, 3/17/94,
1B; 3/25/94, 1B
- Prison officials seek female guards, 9/30/85,
- Prison workers & union meet;guards suspended,
11/13/86,
- Prison workers complain of low pay, inadequate staff,
12/6/89, 1B
- Prison workers complain of low pay, inadequate staffing,
12/6/89, 1B
- Prisoner Jarvious Cotton wants his girlie magazines
delivered, 10/28/93, 1B
- Prisoners constantly making weapons, 7/20/89, 1B
- Prisoners wreck dorm, 11/15/85,
- Program seems to be working, 4/28/88,
- Raids net drugs, weapons, cash, 1/28/88,
- Rapist escapes, 11/11/86, 1B
- Rastefarians, 11/16/85,
- Regimented Inmate Discipline Program, 7/29/85,
- Revivals, 12/6/86,
- Riot squad ends takeover, 2/11/88,
- Rise in escapes, 7/21/86,
- Rising gang participation by inmates, 9/11/88,
- Rodeo, 9/9/85, 1B; 9/14/87, 1A
- Shake-up unite 29, 11/6/87, 1B
- Superintendent bans strip searches without cause,
11/15/89, 1A
- TB patient to be confined at Parchman, 12/5/87,
- To purchase property from guard, 11/11/86,
- Trial for money order scam July 5, 5/15/88,
- Tuberculosis strikes 1 in 4 prisoners, 6/15/90, 1A;
7/14/90, 1B
- Uprising handled well, 2/17/88, 4B
- Visitor is detained after gun, marijuana found, 5/16/90,
5B
- Walford gets 40 years in money order scam, 11/9/88,
5B
- Weddings, 12/28/86, 1A
- Weddings of inmates heaven-made, but performed in
prison, 3/29/91, 1B
- Parchman SEE ALSO Floyd, Larry
- Parchman SEE ALSO Prisons, Mississippi
- Parchman Penitentiary- SEE: Parchman
- Pardin, Hannah
- State winner in Invent America competition, 9/10/91,
4B
- Parent of the Year
- Home Hill is named, 2/10/94, 2B
- Marion Reid of Meridian is named, 2/17/93, 1B
- Mississippi school program, 11/17/92, 4B
- Parent-Child Center
- Jackson
- Offers pamphlet of back-to-school tips, 8/24/90,
1E
- Parent-Teacher Associations SEE PTAs
- Parent-teacher conferences
- Tips on a good conference, 9/25/90, 4B
- Parental consent law SEE Abortion, Mississippi---Parental...
- Parenting Matters (conference)
- At Forest Hill High School, 5/2/93, 1B
- Children's Trust Fund of Mississippi, 3/3/94, 1D
- Parents
- Children pick up values (or lack of them) from parents,
1/5/92, 1E
- Chip off the Old Block
- Children who take same professions as their parents,
4/4/93, 1E+
- Effective parenting seminar at Presidential Hills
center, 1/7/92, 1D
- Parents by default: what if a brother or sister dies?,
4/11/93, 1E
- Single parents, 8/20/89, 1E
- Parents Advisory Committee for Families of Students
with Disabilities
- Evelyn Williams, 5/10/94, 4B
- Parents Against Clinton SEE Presidential election,
1992
- Parents Against Sex Offenders
- In behalf of sexually abused children, 2/7/93, 1B
- Parents and Schools: Partners for Students' Success
- Seminar by Jackson schools, 11/12/91, 4B
- Parents as Teachers
- Begins with sessions at St. Andrew's, 4/19/90, 4B
- Program instructs parents in preschool training, 4/20/92,
1B, 3B; 10/27/92, 3B
- Seminar in Biloxi, 5/12/92, 3B
- Parents for Public Schools
- ABC-TV films story, 10/11/91, 2B; 10/12/91, 5B
- Anderson, 9 other alumni honored, 5/25/91, 2B
- Barb Davis new chapter services director, 6/24/94,
4B
- Begins to take crusade nationwide, 8/15/91, 1B
- Curriculum forum at Murrah High School, 8/11/92, 4B
- First national conference, 4/10/92, 1B; 4/12/92, 1A
- Hattiesburg group set to combat white flight, 10/28/91,
2B
- Honors 10 outstanding Jackson Public Schools graduates,
4/19/93, 1B
- Hosts parties, 1/17/90, 3B; 2/25/90, 3H
- Hosts parties in support of schools, 1/17/90, 3B
- Its efforts greatly help passage of bond issues, 7/7/91,
3G
- Jane Smith of Bay Springs, 4/12/92, 1A
- Molpus takes message to Macon, Georgia, 10/2/91, 4B
- Names 10 outstanding public school alumni, 3/16/92,
3B
- Receives $120,000 grant from Kraft Foods, 9/25/92,
3B
- Receives grant from the Freedom Forum, 4/14/92, 1B
- Trying to halt white flight, 11/4/90, 1B
- White parents campaign, 2/20/90, 3B; 2/25/90, 3H;
3/5/90, 4B
- Parents' University '91
- Hattiesburg program helps parents prepare children
for college, 8/27/91, 4B
- Paris, Mississippi, 5/3/86, 1A
- Park and Ride facility
- At I-10 interchange in Ocean Springs, 7/6/92, 1B
- Park Place Baptist Church
- Has new building after old one burned, 12/9/89, 1D
- Park rangers
- First group qualified to carry guns completes training,
3/7/92, 3B
- Rangers in Mississippi now more aggressive, more alert,
7/28/91, 1G
- Park rangers SEE ALSO McGhee, Robert L; Gulf Island
National Seashore
- Park, Marlowe SEE Apartment fire, Madison
- Parker family slayings
- 2 charged with murder of family in burning home, 2/4/90,
1A; 2/5/90, 1A
- 3rd suspect is charged, 2/6/90, 1A; 2/7/90, 1A
- All-white jury in Corinth chosen for Carr trial, 9/11/90,
2B
- Bobbie Jo Parker did not like Quitman County, 9/11/90,
2B
- Carr bragged of killings, jailhouse inmate testifies,
9/15/90, 1B
- Carr is found guilty, 9/19/90, 1B
- Carr is given death sentence 4 times, 9/20/90, 1A
- Carr left Clarksdale night of killings, witness says,
9/13/90, 1B
- Carr trial cost Quitman County taxpayers $21,000,
9/22/90, 1B
- Carr's murder trial painful for victims' family, 9/10/90,
1B
- Carr's testimony backed up by witness, 9/16/90, 1B
- Charges against Henderson are dropped, 3/8/90, 1A
- Defendant gets trial delay, 4/27/90, 2B
- Defense says suspect Carr has alibi, 9/12/90, 4B
- Early testimony in Simon trial, 6/21/90, 2B
- Ex-cellmate says Simon called slayings a 'mistake',
6/22/90, 1B
- Expert at Carr trial tells of incendiary device, 9/14/90,
1B
- Grand Jury indicts 2 in Parker family slaying, 3/13/90,
1A
- Hearing held in killings, 5/5/90, 2B
- Hearing transcript will remain sealed, 4/17/90, 1B
- Judge moves trial of Robert Simon to Laurel, 6/9/90,
3B
- Judge refuses to open pretrial hearings, 6/5/90, 3B
- Judge refuses to throw out capital murder charges,
5/10/90, 1B; 5/11/90, 1B
- Judge will decide Simon's sentence, 6/26/90, 1A
- Judge won't remove Simon's trial from Ellisville,
6/19/90, 1B
- Leveled house reminds relative of slain family, 6/17/90,
1B
- Newspapers fight closure of hearings, 3/9/90, 5B;
3/10/90, 1B; 4/24/90, 2B
- Newspapers given access to files on Simon and Carr,
9/20/90, 1B
- Parkers's ring finger had been cut off, 2/11/90, 1B
- Pastor calls for strictest punishment for killers,
2/7/90, 4B
- Potential witness gets death threat, 5/2/90, 1B
- Prosecutor told too much, lawyer says, 4/25/90, 2B
- Prosecutors say Simon confessed to slayings, 6/20/90,
2B
- Public barred from hearings on evidence, 5/19/90,
2B
- Publicity debated in trial of Anthony Carr, 7/29/94,
1B
- Questionaire may await jury pool in trial, 5/3/90,
1B
- Racial tensions high following slayings, 2/9/90, 1A
- Relatives resent being locked out of trial proceedings,
10/28/90, 1H
- Simon found guilty on 3 counts, 6/24/90, 1A
- Simon given death sentence, 10/14/90, 1A
- Simon is given life term in slaying of farm girl,
7/7/90, 1A
- Simon jury to decide on death penalty, 10/13/90, 1B
- Simon's attorney says 2nd trial is double jeopardy,
7/31/90, 1B
- Simon's double jeopardy motion is rejected, 10/4/90,
2B
- Slayings leave community shocked, 2/13/90, 1B
- Supreme Court refuses to open pretrial hearings, 3/11/90,
1B; 3/27/90, 1B
- Suspect a 'troublemaker', 2/18/90, 1B
- Suspect Simon was once prison guard at Parchman, 6/17/90,
1B
- Suspects reindicted on other family members' slayings
charge, 6/30/90, 2B
- Teens admit lying about racial shooting, 2/10/90,
1A
- Witness says fear made Simon confess, 6/23/90, 1B
- Workers remember young girl playing in the fields,
6/19/90, 1B
- Parker House
- Laurel
- Restaurant review, 8/2/90, 4E
- Ridgeland
- Restaurant review, 8/11/94, 4E
- Parker House Restaurant and Lounge
- Laurel
- Weekend Getaway, 2/21/91, 3E
- Parker Retirement Home
- May be torn down, 4/25/88, 1A
- Parker, Agnes
- Waveland day care worker charged with neglect, 3/28/92,
3B
- Parker, Anne
- Artist's works on display at Bryant Galleries, 4/22/90,
1F
- Her portrait of Fordice at Brown's Fine Art, 1/25/92,
1B
- Parker, Barbara
- Artist's works at Chimneyville Crafts Gallery, 11/14/93,
1F
- Creates ornaments for Mississippi Christmas tree in
Washington, 12/23/90, 1F
- Hattiesburg artist working with paper, 2/19/89, 1F
- Parker, Billie Dove SEE Sunflower, Mississippi
- Parker, Billy
- Friends plan service for deceased cafe owner, 3/19/94,
4B
- Parker, Calvin SEE UFOs, Pascagoula
- Parker, Ellis Drane
- Alcoholic Amory family practioner loses medical license,
3/20/92, 3B
- Parker, Frank
- Insider relates legal battle for black power at polls,
5/20/90, 3H
- Parker, Mack Charles
- Evers case resurrects interest in Parker's 1959 lynching,
1/9/91, 1B
- Poplarville has changed since his lynching, 4/24/89,
1A
- Parker, Mike
- Backs tax breaks, Head Start expansion, 10/26/88,
3B
- Campaign funding in debt, 8/6/89, 1H; 10/18/90, 3B
- Campaign seeks legal halt to ad in "Jackson Advocate,"
11/4/88, 3B
- Candidate says economic planning needed, 2/12/88,
1B
- Charges "character assassination," 10/25/88, 1B
- Collins denied derogatory brochure, 10/21/88, 1B
- Denies ad saying Collins lied about POW time, 11/1/88,
3B
- Fails to get membership on Appropriations Committee,
12/9/92, 1B
- Gets 46 small campaign contributions from Washington
law firm, 4/27/90, 1B
- Hopes fund-raisers will ease $298,012 debt for 4th
District race, 1/3/89; 3B
- Invited to Texas 'Boll Weevils' meeting, 9/9/89, 3B
- Kirksey claims his staff member worked for Sovereignty
Commission, 10/12/89, 2B
- Opponent, black leaders rap him for 'nay' vote on
rights bill, 8/9/90, 3B; 8/10/90, 2B
- Opposes temporary storage of nuclear waste, 1/18/89;
4B
- PAC reelection contributions up 60%, 10/18/92, 5B
- Parker wins election, 11/9/88, 1B
- Plan includes education, deficit, 10/13/88, 1B
- Profile of early life, 9/10/89, 1H
- Pushes to cut waste, bolster investment, 10/12/88,
3B
- Puts campaign manager on Washington staff, 11/19/88,
3B
- Relationship with Trent Lott
- Is Parker joining GOP?, 10/31/93, 3G (Minor column)
- Runoff victory, 4/3/88, 3H
- Says Congress needs to distinguish between wants and
needs, 4/3/90, 1B
- Voting record angers many state Democrats, 6/20/93,
3G (Minor column)7
- Warns fellow Democrats party is too far left, 12/27/94,
1B
- Won't endorse candidate in race to replace Ditto,
7/30/89, 4B
- Parker, Mike SEE ALSO House banking scandal
- Parker, Stephen SEE University of Southern Mississippi
- Parker, Tommy
- Ex-officer of failed Batesville thrift sentenced to
jail, 2/29/92, 6B
- Parker, William
- Madison County farmhand crushed by tractor, 6/29/93,
2B
- Parkin's Pharmacy
- Owner: Jim Parkin
- How's business, 5/27/92, 5B
- Parking SEE ALSO Handicapped parking
- Parking SEE ALSO Park and Ride facility
- Parking meters
- Jackson installing high-tech meters, 7/1/94, 1B; 9/6/93,
1B
- Jackson meters to be painted in earth tones, 9/11/90,
5B
- Meters put up around Chancery Court Building, 4/27/90,
5B
- Parking tickets
- Deputy court clerk charged with forging judge's initials,
3/16/90, 1B; 3/17/90, 1B
- Low court collections prompt fee notices, 1/22/91,
5B
- Police cracking down on downtown lawbreakers, 6/16/90,
5B; 6/28/90, 5B
- Parking tickets SEE ALSO Traffic tickets
- Parking, Brandon
- New ordinance not strong enough, some say, 8/26/93,
4B
- Parking, Jackson
- 3 more garages needed downtown, 9/22/85, 5B
- Art Supply Headquarters' move will give spaces to
County offices, 7/21/89, 5B
- Capitol Street parking garage, 4/26/87, 3G
- City workers hog downtown parking places, 2/26/90,
1A
- County shares responsibility for failed downtown garage,
8/24/90, 5B
- New lots ease crunch near downtown Hinds County offices,
12/30/89, 5B
- Rain delays completion of two downtown garages, 3/10/90,
5B
- Parking, Ridgeland
- City officials debate ordinance, 3/15/94, 5B
- Parkman, James
- Rankin County escapee sought in Brandon, 11/17/94,
5B; 11/18/94, 4B
- Parkman, Ray SEE Convenience stores, Jackson
- Parks SEE ALSO Roadside parks
- Parks SEE ALSO State parks
- Parks, Brandon
- City buying more acreage to expand Shiloh Park, 3/19/94,
4B
- Parks, Edwards
- Crime-infested park offered to Hinds County, 6/27/91,
4B
- Parks, Elizabeth
- Wins Mississippi Citizen Bee; on to nationals, 4/25/93,
1B
- Parks, Hinds County
- County reviews improvements to 6 parks, 12/14/89,
5B
- Old Hinds County barn to be park, 10/5/93, 5B
- Supervisors no longer oversee parks in their districts,
3/3/90, 3B
- Parks, Jackson
- City, county may help Fondren neignborhood buy land,
7/25/90, 5B
- Homeowners willing to pay for park in Cherokee-Fondren
area, 5/26/90, 5B
- Legislature kills bill allowing cities to build parks,
tax neighborhoods, 3/12/92, 4B
- Maintenance by youth service corps, 4/17/93, 4B
- Seeking trees, 10/10/88, 3B
- Parks, Jerry
- Candidate, views, 2/4/88, 1B
- Parks, Laura Bailey
- Preserves antebellum architecture in her quilts, 10/4/92,
1F
- Parks, Pontotoc
- Multipurpose park and recreation center discussed,
4/19/94, 3B
- Parks, Rankin County
- Shady Lane area park approved by supervisors, 8/4/92,
5B
- Parks, Rosa
- Speaks at JSU on desegregation fight, 3/31/89, 1A
- ParkView Regional Medical Center
- Receives approval of cancer diagnostic machine, 9/6/91,
3B
- Parkway (JSU) SEE Jackson State University---Parkway
- Parkway Baptist Church
- Buildings sold to Amazing Church of God In Christ,
4/21/94, 1B; 7/9/94, 1D
- Closes day-care program, 2/5/94, 5B; 5/28/94, 1B
- Easter drama, 3/25/89, 1C
- Holds its last service on West Capitol Street, 7/11/94,
1A
- New pastor is Kenneth Anderson, 7/14/90, 1D
- Popular Easter drama, 4/11/92, 1D
- West Capitol church moving to Clinton, 10/7/93, 1A
- Parkway Company, 1/7/87, 8B
- Acquires First Continental REIT of Houston, Texas,
1/5/94, 5B; 10/20/93, 8B
- Hopes reorganization will now attract investors, 9/25/94,
1C
- Shows quarter loss, 10/3/87, 8B
- Parkway Place SEE United Artists Parkway Place
- Parlor, The
- Natchez
- Restaurant review, 7/15/93, 4E
- Parole
- 400 inmates eligible, 6/12/87, 1A
- Allain advances parole dates, 10/26/85, 1A
- Allain paroles 64, 6/11/85, 1A; 12/22/84, 1B
- Board criticized for release of 2 killers, 12/24/87,
1A
- Board members seek full-time Parole board, 11/17/88,
1A
- Board to answer charges, 11/1/85, 3B
- Changes in Board methods recommended, 11/2/85, 1A
- Elimination of parole key to curbing crime, lawmakers
say, 8/13/94, 3B
- Grantham testifies in court, 11/9/88, 5B
- Jury awards $3 M to Grantham, 11/10/88, 1B
- PAROLE
- MISSISSIPPI'S PAROLE SYSTEM: A REVOLVING DOOR?, special
series 5/19-21/91, 1A+
- Parole
- Overcrowding calls for early releases, 10/15/85, 1A
- Parole dates advanced, 6/18/85, 1B
- Parole reform? Legislators gather input, 6/28/93,
1A
- Profile of parole board, 6/16/85, 1H
- Reform efforts
- Legislature, 1986, 1/2/86, 1B
- Suit restored against Board for releasing Jimpson,
3/3/88, 1B
- Supreme Court: lawyers must tell jury if killer could
be paroled, 12/14/90, 2B
- Parole Board
- Chairman urges full-time, professional Board, 1/18/89;
3B
- Efforts for full-time Board die in Legislature, 4/1/89,
1A
- Even with full-time Board inmates will slip through
cracks, 4/16/89, 1H
- Fordice names Stu Murphy head, 1/17/92, 1B
- House blocks open parole meetings
- House OKs bill for full-time Parole Board, 1A; 2/2/89
- House panel OKs parole board bill, 1/19/89; 3B
- It's your right: crime victims can attend parole hearings,
2/23/92, 2G
- Legislators fail to authorize renewal; panel will
die July 1994, 4/9/94, 1A
- Legislators ok full-time Board, 4/20/89, 1A
- Legislature urged to keep membership at 5 members,
8/15/94, 1B
- Mabus appoints 3 blacks, 2 whites to full-time Board,
5/5/89, 1B
- Members listed (with pictures), 5/19/91, 10A
- Mississippi Supreme Court ruling on Grantham suit,
10/20/89, 1B; 10/25/89, 1A
- Senate approves full-time members, 3/10/89, 3B
- Senate to study full-time Board, 4/8/89, 1B
- Variety essential to panel's success, member says,
5/19/91, 10A
- Parole officers
- Increased case loads, 7/27/86, 1A
- Overload cuts effectiviness, officers say, 5/20/91,
1A
- Parolees
- Need early help in finding employment, 7/11/93, 1B
- Parrish, John
- New head of School for the Blind, 10/7/89, 1A
- Partlan, William
- Director of PBS drama 'All God's Dangers' formerly
with New stage, 5/9/90, 1D
- Partners for Improved Nutrition and Health
- Delta group semifinalist for Harvard grant, 4/19/92,
1B
- Partners in Early Childhood Education
- Field day in Canton, 5/7/93, 4B
- Partners of the Americas
- Guyana promotes economic ventures, 10/6/88, 8B
- Partnerships
- Business panel studies, 10/6/86, 4B
- Pascagoula Junior High School
- Scientists in the School Program, 3/2/93, 4B
- Pascagoula Public Schools
- Vote will decide on 2 high schools, 1/20/93, 3B
- Pascagoula River
- Houseboat owners given deadline for moving, 6/11/91,
3B; 6/22/91, 3B
- Low water level: state may ban water withdrawal by
industry, 10/1/92, 5B
- Pascagoula, Mississippi
- 200 march to protest slaying of girl, 3/19/89, 3B
- Ingalls gets contract to build 2 guided missle destroyers,
12/14/88, 3B
- Traffic may cost city development, official says,
1B; 1/5/89
- Pascagoula, Mississippi SEE ALSO Port of Pascagoula
- Paschal, Cornell
- Paschal, Kay SEE Mississippi Opera
- PASS (personal sirens) SEE Firefighters---Jackson
- Pass Christian, Mississippi
- Body found by hunters identified as Louisiana girl,
12/7/88, 3B
- Body found on coast may be Louisiana girl, 12/6/88,
1A
- Mulls effects of gambling on its small-town charm,
7/19/90, 2B
- Officials conduct homicide probe after child's body
found, 12/5/88, 1A
- Scenic Drive still impressive route, 7/17/88, 2B
- To celebrate sesquicentennial, 7/1/88, 3B
- Town has beach chic, 6/14/90, 3E
- Passion Play
- Eureka Springs
- Crowd leaving play rammed by motorist, 8/5/91,
2B; 8/6/91, 2B
- Passover
- Celebrates Jewish freedoms both ancient and modern,
4/7/90, 1D
- Pastoral counseling
- Ministers take their counseling duties seriously,
7/24/93, 1D
- Pastries SEE Robbery, Jackson---Jelly donut...
- Pat Harrison Waterway District
- Lauderdale and Smith counties lawsuit on pullout,
7/2/94, 3B
- Pathologist (state) SEE Medical Examiner
- Paths
- Pathways--great 'path' times, 7/13/93, 1D
- Patient advocates
- Patient Self-Determination Act
- Federal law on living wills goes into effect, 12/30/91,
1D
- Patio Club
- Buyer claims fraud in sale, 6/11/88, 8B
- Patio homes SEE Housing
- Patrick, Bryan Dewayne SEE Conveninece stores
- Patrick, Carolyn Little SEE Drunken driving, Jackson
- Patrick, John SEE Schools, Rankin County
- Patrick, Pete
- (Trial) Federal trial begins, 7/9/92, 4B; 7/10/92,
4B; 7/11/92, 1A
- (Trial) Found guilty of extortion, 7/12/92, 1A
- (Trial) Witness Mike Younger surprised at support,
7/14/92, 5B
- At trial, juror Velma Lusk linked to 1988 tampering
case, 2/5/92, 1B
- Begins prison term, 12/2/92, 4B
- PATRICK, PETE
- GIVEN 28-MONTH PRISON TERM WITH NO PAROLE, 9/11/92,
1B
- Patrick, Pete
- Grand jury delving into vote-buying charges, 7/14/92,
5B; 11/15/91, 1A
- Grand jury indicts Rankin County supervisor, 11/16/91,
1A
- His influence-peddling charge hurts Rankin County's
image, 11/4/91, 1A
- PATRICK, PETE
- INDICTED ON FEDERAL BRIBERY CHARGE, 4/9/92, 1A
- Patrick, Pete
- Influence-peddling trial postponed one day, 2/2/92,
3B
- Mistrial declared because of Velma Lusk story, 2/6/92,
1A
- Pleads not guilty to bribery charges, 4/11/92, 1B
- Prosecutor wants county's charges dropped; federal
charges begun, 5/6/92, 1A
- Rankin County charges dropped; federal charges instated,
5/7/92, 1A
- Rankin County supervisors subpoenaed for his trial,
2/4/92, 1B
- Rankin supervisor accused of selling vote to county
attorney, 10/29/91, 1A
- Supervisor in court on vote-peddling charge, 10/30/91,
1A
- To resign as Rankin County supervisor, 7/14/92, 1A;
7/15/92, 1B, 4B
- Patrick, Pete SEE ALSO Sheppard, Charles
- Patrick, Steve
- Canton farmer is big fan of Anne Rice, 3/15/92, 1E
- Patrol car SEE Police cars
- Patrolman
- Charged with auto theft, 7/2/87, 1B
- State trooper accused of soliciting sex, 12/1/88,
1A
- Patterson, Candie
- Sumrall teen's arm saved by storage in abdomen, 9/3/90,
1B
- Patterson, Carlos
- 19-year old man fatally shot sitting in his truck,
5/25/94, 4B; 5/26/94, 2B
- Patterson, Felicia
- Winner, McDonald's black history contest, 2/13/88,
1B
- Patterson, Gary
- Birmingham artist's work at Bryant Galleries, 1/10/93,
1F
- Patterson, Haskel
- To run for Agriculture Commissioner, 5/2/87, 1B
- Patterson, James
- Jackson photographer exhibits New York photos found
in estate sale, 11/17/91, 1F
- To take wide-angle photos of downtown Jackson, 6/4/89,
1F
- Patterson, Joy
- Writes book, sharing 'Deathbed Miracles', 3/9/91,
1D
- Patterson, Martha
- Neshoba County Circuit Clerk is audited, 10/4/93,
3B
- Patterson, Melissa
- New Mexico woman nursing her mother shot dead in front
door, 12/7/93, 1A
- Patterson, Neville
- Death, 7/16/87, 1A
- Helped usher in judicial reforms, 7/6/86, 1H
- To retire early, 6/17/86, 1A
- Patterson, Paige SEE Southern Baptists
- Patterson, Randy
- Mississippi Democratic Party, 7/1/85, 1B
- Patterson, Robert R
- Unifirst officer sued over $3.5 million loan, 8/13/92,
5B
- Patterson, Steve
- Announces for state auditor post; defends personal
finances, 6/26/91, 2B
- Asks Audit Dept. employees to $100-a-ticket fund-raiser,
7/23/91, 1B; 7/24/91, 2B
- Auditor candidate wants end to careless spending,
8/7/91, 1B
- Authors book 'Stop the Waste', 1/15/93, 3B
- Budget reform is his mission, 11/24/92, 1B
- Candidate touts experience, 2/3/88, 1B
- Former Democratic Party chairman announces for state
auditor, 3/20/91, 3B
- May run for governor, 11/21/86, 1B
- Pays up on delinquent taxes, 8/20/91, 3B
- PEER says office improvements were improper, 2/11/93,
1A
- Says state needs master plan for casino development,
9/15/93, 1B
- To seek Wayne Dowdy seat, 11/15/87, 1B
- Patti, Sandi
- Concert in Jackson, 11/12/88, 1C
- In concert at Colesium, 11/21/91, 9E
- Patton, Charles
- Begins work at Gaming Commision as acting executive
directore, 5/11/93, 1B
- Creighton's resignation affects Patton's Gaming Commission
job, 5/6/93, 1B
- Paul Johnson State Park
- Weekend getaway, 3/28/91, 3E
- Pauley, Phyllis Virginia SEE Rebecca Group
- Paupers SEE Homeless
- Paupers' cemeteries SEE Cemeteries
- Pawnbrokers of America Inc
- Gunmen loot shop in daytime
- 2nd on Highway 80 in 2 days, 8/20/94, 1B
- Pawnbrokers, Mississippi
- Fortunes improve, along with their reputations, 8/21/94,
1C
- Pawnshops, Canton
- Police arrest juveniles after three-hour standoff,
8/13/91, 2B
- Pawnshops, Greenwood
- Perry faces sentencing on federal firearms charges,
5/8/92, 3B; 5/15/92, 3B
- Pawnshops, Gulf Coast
- Casinos boosting business, 1/24/93, 1B
- Pawnshops, Jackson
- 2 Highway 80 shops robbed in gunpoint daytime raids,
8/20/94, 1B
- Asked to cooperate in fighting crime, 7/28/91, 1A
- Delay of forms may stall fingerprinting plan, 2/25/86,
1B
- Fingerprinting law, 3/24/86, 1B
- New ordinance: purchased items must be kept for 15
days, 7/29/92, 4B
- Ordinance in limbo, 6/15/87, 1B
- Owner wounded: rash of crash-and-dash robberies, 6/9/93,
1A; 6/10/93, 1B
- Owners distribute bumper stickers calling for more
police, 11/16/91, 2B
- Police enforce ordinance requiring notification, 1/14/90,
1A
- Police lobby for bill regulating shops, 7/22/92, 4B
- PAWNSHOPS, JACKSON
- PUBLIC SERVICE OR DISERVICE? (special series), 8/26-
- Pawnshops, Jackson
- Task force urges tighter regulations to fight crime,
10/27/91, 1A
- Pawnshops, Madison County
- Supervisors ask sheriff's advice on listing of gun
sales, 9/4/91, 3B
- Pawnshops, Mississippi
- 74 miss licensing deadline, 1/25/94, 6B
- Handgun background checks could hurt pawnbrokers,
3/15/94, 3B
- Image of pawnbrokers leaves them in hock, 3/20/88,
1C
- Senate bill calls for reforms, 3/25/92, 2B
- Pax Christi
- Group will stage stations of the cross in downtown
Jackson, 4/7/90, 1D
- Paxson, Sonny
- Facing dismissal from Jackson police force, 4/13/91,
2B
- Given job back with Jackson police force, 6/14/91,
4B
- Paxton, Grace
- Isola City Clerk must repay stolen fine money, 2/26/92,
2B
- Payday SEE Banks---Jackson
- Payne brothers
- Jackson brothers donate $4Million to USM for fitness
center, 2/13/90, 1B
- Payne, Bruce
- On radio in Jackson for 40 years; 'Dean of Gospel
Music', 8/14/93, 1D
- Payne, David
- MUW library director retires, 6/28/92, 2B
- Payne, George and Dorothy
- Gulfport
- Why I Live Where I Live, 12/10/90, 1D
- Paynter, Roger
- New pastor at Northminster Baptist Church, 10/14/89,
1D
- Payroll tax
- Bill in Legislature would give cities OK to tax incomes,
3/5/92, 1B
- Danks calls it 'bad idea', 12/10/88, 1A
- Ditto still pushing tri-county tax, 12/19/91, 1A,
4B
- Ditto: Jackson needs 3-county payroll tax to survive,
12/11/91, 1A; 12/15/91, 1A
- Hinds County supervisors leery of Ditto's plan, 12/28/91,
1B
- Issue tops on City Council agenda, 2/9/92, 1B
- Jackson City Council sends proposal to Legislature,
2/12/92, 1B
- Legislators to Ditto: No way, 12/20/91, 4B
- Madison County says no, 12/25/91, 1A
- Pearl aldermen vote opposition to Ditto's plan, 1/8/92,
4B
- Plan is scrapped by City Council, 12/13/89, 1B
- Rankin County supervisors nix Ditto's plan, 12/24/91,
1A
- Payton, Alyne
- Mississippi cook; master biscuit maker, 3/4/92, 1E
- Payton, Arthur
- Greenville homeless man killed; trial of young suspects,
8/12/92, 1B
- Greenville youths convicted of conspiring to murder
him, 8/13/92, 1B
- Payton, Connie
- Grand marshall of JSU homecoming parade, 1990, 11/4/90,
1B
- Payton, Thomas SEE Murder, Greenville
- Payton, Walter
- Accidentally shoots nightclub manager, 4/14/88, 1A
- Breaks ground for boys club, 10/8/88, 1B
- Ceremony honors : #34 retired, 12/23/87, 3D
- Columbia, MS, 1/19/86, 1A
- Elected to football Hall of Fame, 1/31/93, 1A; 8/1/93,
1a
- Honored at last game for Chicago Bears, 12/21/87,
1D
- Last game, 1/11/88, 1D,4D
- Memories of career, 1/12/88, 1D
- Mother glad it's over, 1/12/88, 1C
- Parade in his honor, 5/13/86, 1A
- Payton finale (Records), 1/11/88, 1A
- The NFL opens, but no "Sweetness," 9/7/88, 1D
- To remain with Chicago Bears: Retirement, 12/19/87,
1D
- PCB's
- Dump sites, 3/4/87, 2B
- Found at site of Brookhaven plant, Attala Co, 11/7/87,
1B
- Gas pipeline firm to pay cleanup of 5 sites, 6/7/88,
2B
- Jackson drinking water, 3/10/87, 1B
- Jackson water to be tested, 3/5/87, 3B
- Kosciusko area, 11/13/87, 1B
- Peabody Hotel
- Memphis's grand hotel famous for its ducks, 9/22/91,
1A
- Peace Child Foundation
- Aims for better relations, 8/21/88, 5B
- Russian kids bring peace message, 8/23/88, 1B
- Soviet/American kids musical summit, 8/20/88, 1C
- Soviet/US kids stage peace summit, 8/24/88, 1B
- Peace Corps
- Pearl Upper Elementary is World Wise School, 10/30/90,
2B
- Peace forums
- Jackson officials ask for help from public in crime
fight, 11/4/93, 1B; 11/5/93, 1A
- PEACE Inc
- March to protest crime, unemployment, homelessness
in Jackson, 9/20/94, 5B; 9/21/94, 1B
- Organization wants funding to combat crime causes
in Jackson, 9/2/94, 5B
- PEACE Inc SEE ALSO Crime rate, Jackson---1994: PEACE...
- Peacemakers
- Gospel singing group of Jackson police officers, 10/17/92,
1D
- Peacemakers, The
- Gospel group composed of Jackson police and a firefighter,
10/19/91, 4B
- Peach Bowl, 1993
- Georgia-Pacific treated 3 Legislators to trip, 6/12/93,
1A
- MSU manages to find way to lose, 1/3/93, 1A
- Peaches
- Mississippi
- Cold ruins crop, 4/27/86, 1B
- Cold weather may have wiped out up to 80% of crop,
3/12/92, 5B
- Farmers hope spring is here, 3/17/89, 8B
- Frost wipes out north Mississippi crop, 4/16/89,
6B
- Late freeze killed many peaches, 6/26/89, 1B
- Terry, Mississippi, 6/17/87, 1B
- Peacock, Lovetta SEE Automobile theft, Jackson
- Peacocks
- Flock to rooftops in Hattiesburg, 6/24/89, 5B
- Peanut vendor
- US Highway 49, 6/26/85, 1B
- Peanuts
- Gaining ground as Mississippi crop, 8/18/91, 5C
- Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church SEE Fox, Carl
- Pear Orchard Village
- Foreclosure, 5/19/87, 8B
- Judge to rule on developers,banks, 10/8/87, 8B
- Pearce, Coleman
- Accepts as conductor, Jackson Symphony, 5/27/87, 1C
- Thrilled over Symphony job, 6/2/87, 1D; 6/14/87, 1D
- Pearl Educational Alternative Center
- Cleanup at McLaurin Mart, 9/23/93, 4B
- Pearl Fire Department
- Underwater rescue training session, 7/15/93, 4B
- Pearl Golf Course
- Gets 20 new golf carts, 10/23/93, 4B
- Pearl Harbor
- Local events mark day 'that changed the world', 12/8/91,
1A
- Remembering Pearl Harbor, 12/7/91 (special section
E)
- Pearl Harbor SEE ALSO Veterans---Pearl harbor
- Pearl High School
- Department of Education auditing student records,
9/24/93, 1A
- New school has open house, 8/21/89, 1B
- Officials to inspect new school, 6/15/89, 3B
- Old building to become new City Hall, 12/23/91, 1A
- Parents and students have class 'swap day', 11/1/91,
1B
- Students suspended for dancing 'The Dog" at pep rally,
9/2/93, 1B; 9/16/93, 4B
- To take bids on bathroom stall doors, 9/1/89, 1B
- Volunteers asked to help move equipment, 6/21/89,
1A
- Pearl Junior High School
- Conversion to middle school concept, 5/11/94, 4B;
5/26/94, 4B
- Pearl Masonic Lodge
- Opens its Jackson City Hall lodge to visitors, 5/7/91,
5B
- Pearl Municipal Golf Course
- Company hired to do expansion study, 8/4/94, 5B
- Pearl Police Department
- Police defended after sloppy work claimed by Al Binder,
1B; 1/10/89
- Slade is named police chief by aldermen, 8/8/90, 1B
- Pearl Public Schools
- Board members want local tax increase rather than
teacher layoffs, 4/7/92, 1B
- Board raises pay for teachers, administrators, 5/18/93,
5B
- Budget 1994: sales tax allows tax cut, 7/16/93, 4B
- Community discounts fliers warning of gang violence
in schools, 9/22/93, 1B
- District head defends Pearl board, 12/23/88, 1B
- New administration building, 1/3/94, 2B; 10/5/93,
5B
- New administration building: no tax hike seen, 1/29/94,
4B; 2/3/94, 4B
- No more free lunches for employees, 9/2/89, 1B
- No school district tax hike seen, 6/7/94, 5B
- Parents may have to attend classes with problem students,
6/7/94, 1A
- Parents protest reorganization of Northside and Lower
Pearl, 7/11/92, 1B
- Pupil transfers approved by State Board, 6/20/92,
4B
- Seek halt to busing blacks from Taylorsville, 1/11/94,
5B
- Will file suit to end Taylorsville student enrollment,
10/11/94, 5B
- Pearl Public Schools SEE ALSO Pearl High School
- Pearl Public Schools SEE ALSO Pearl Junior High School
- Pearl River
- Bridge near Carthage is closed, 3/27/89, 1B
- Bush administration asks for $660,000 levee plan study,
2/8/91, 2B
- Canoe trip costs Thompson sweat & 25 pounds, 6/28/88,
1D
- Corps of Engineers dredging has cleared channel, 8/6/89,
1B
- Corps to consider Danks' parkway/levee plan, 2B; 2/2/89
- Dam builders at Picayune file for permit, 9/1/90,
1B
- DEQ hearing on lower Pearl River ecosystem, 9/22/94,
1B
- Falling in Jackson area; warnings in effect elsewhere,
2/1/94, 3B
- Few problems expected from flooded Pearl, 1/8/90,
1A
- Flood stages, 2/28/87, 1A
- Mansfield Downes' fight to save, 12/23/85, 1B
- Recedes, 3/2/87, 1B
- Seen as possible recreation, tourist attraction in
Jackson area, 10/29/91, 5B
- Senate OKs new bridge, but who pays for it?, 2/6/90,
1A
- Stages '78-'87, 2/27/87, 1A
- State may lose water source of lower Pearl in 1990s,
10/26/89, 1B; 11/3/89, 1A
- State petitions court again on Louisiana/Mississippi
dispute, 3/19/91, 2B
- State sues Louisiana over flow-pattern of river, 11/22/90,
1A
- Study on levee construction in Hinds, Rankin counties,
4/12/91, 4B
- Pearl River SEE ALSO East Pearl River
- Pearl River SEE ALSO West Pearl River
- Pearl River (band)
- At Rodeo's in Jackson, 3/25/93, 9E
- Pearl River Basin, 1/7/87, 1B
- Pearl River Basin Development District
- Officials: Agency complying, 6/16/88, 3B
- Pearl River Basin Narcotics Task Force
- Lamar County office firebombed, 7/8/93, 2B
- Pearl River bridge (Jackson) SEE Bridges, Jackson
- Pearl River Community College
- Allied Health Center opening is delayed, 5/11/92,
1B
- Funding crunch halts Hattiesburg health training center,
9/20/91, 2B
- Pearl River County Sheriff's Department
- Deputy Len Rowell killed by Florida fugitive, 6/29/94,
1A
- Lumpkin says racism behind lawsuit, 4/4/91, 2B
- Pearl River Valley Water Management District
- Plan to repay bonds, 4/30/87, 4B
- Pearl River Wetland Advanced Identification Study,
7/17/92, 5B
- Pearl Street A.M.E. Church
- Celebrates 125th anniversary, 5/26/90, 1D
- Dedicates prayer room, 7/14/90, 1D
- Pearl Volunteer Fire Department
- New station on Airport Road, 11/21/92, 4B
- Supervisors cut off funding, 12/7/93, 1B; 12/9/93,
4B
- Supervisors to audit department, 10/13/93, 4B
- Pearl Water Department
- Employees laid off in cutback, 6/9/90, 1B
- Pearl, Mississippi
- 2 School Board members resign, 7/3/86, 1B
- Alderman ban further mobile home dealers from city,
3/20/91, 1A
- Alderman pass controversial beer-selling ordinance,
6/25/88, 1B
- Band ranked 5th in US, 11/14/86, 1B
- Beer referendum confused some voters, 7/30/88, 4B
- Beer supporters drop efforts to get beverage, 8/10/88,
2B
- Big turnout expected in Pearl vote on beer, 7/26/88,
4B
- Bond sale for new city hall blocked, 7/24/86, 1B
- City Hall
- Some resident oppose, 9/2/86, 1B
- City offices' move to old Pearl high school, 11/22/90,
1B
- Extends ban on mobile home lots, 3/8/89, 2B
- Federal grant for sewer construction, 7/28/94, 3B
- Gets old high school for city hall at cost of $1.00,
8/22/90, 1B
- Looks at Niknar Country Club for city golf course,
5/30/89, 1A
- More than 800 rally against beer in Pearl, 7/25/88,
1A
- New mayor, board meet to get head start on business,
6/24/89, 3B
- Old high school building becomes new City Hall, 12/23/91,
1A
- Pearl Day: 19th birthday party, 6/25/92, 4B
- Public invited to School Board meetings, 7/19/89,
1B
- Referendum urged on new city hall, 8/30/86, 1B
- Richland fights annexation by Pearl, 1/11/89; 2B
- To mark 16th anniversary with party, 6/24/89, 4B;
6/25/89, 1B
- Pearlie Grove Baptist Church
- Summer enrichment program for west Jackson children,
7/25/92, 1D
- Pearson, Aubrey SEE Clay, Tashara
- Pearson, Neville SEE Lottery, Texas
- Pearson, Wyatt
- Montgomery County inmate dies of hemorrhage, 6/20/92,
3B
- Peaston, David
- Singer tours with Gladys Knight, 11/16/89, 3E
- Peattitudes coloring book
- Gene Stenger and Lee Richardson promote positive attitudes,
11/25/94, 1E
- Peavey Electronics, 9/26/86, 8B
- Company largest manufacture of amplifiers, 10/15/89,
1G
- Corporate Fund on Children
- Its Job Skills Education Program (JEEP), 12/14/93,
4B
- Meridian, 6/21/85, 8B
- New product: Speakers for schools, hospitals, 5/28/88,
4B
- Plans big birthday bash, 3/13/90, 6B
- Plans expansion, 8/27/87, 8B
- Plans facility in Greene County, 7/21/94, 5B
- President Bush to visit, 11/27/91, 1A; 12/3/91, 1A
- Pecan House, The
- McHenry
- Weekend getaway, 10/10/91, 3E
- Pecans
- 1991 crop best in several years, 11/20/91, 1E; 12/8/91,
3C
- Pecan orchards damaged by freeze, 4/30/89, 4B
- Prices strenghtened by drought, 12/25/86, 3B
- Production, 6/19/87, 8B
- State growers ask help for ailing crop, 6/3/90, 2B
- Supplies plentiful, prices stable, 11/1/88, 8B
- Peco Foods Inc
- Chicken processing plant burns; 600 out or work, 3/13/92,
3B; 3/14/92, 1B
- Plant reopens after fire, 6/2/92, 6B
- Peden, Derryl
- Attorney pays SEC $35,000 for 'cease and desist order',
12/7/94, 6B
- Peden, Neal
- Heads US Agency for International Development, 7/26/87,
3B
- Works for 3rd World aid agency, 2/22/88, 1B
- Pediatricians
- Choosing right one, 9/29/86, 1C
- Pee Wee's Diner
- Named for owners' fatally injured child, 12/24/90,
1B
- Restaurant review, 5/30/91, 4E
- Peede, Bobby and Thomas
- Brothers nab car burglary suspect at Courthouse Racquet
Club, 10/6/92, 1B
- Peel, Kathy
- Author of Mother's Manual for Summer Survival, 2/25/90,
1E
- Peeples Middle School
- Father-daughter tiff in street brings alert citizens'
response, 9/17/93, 6B
- PEER
- Audit overdue for auditor, 6/24/88, 3B
- Blasts community college for overcharging state inmates,
11/15/88, 2B
- Critical of operations at state port (Gulfport), 8/22/86,
1A
- Criticize Personnel Board & Department of Economic
Development, 12/11/87, 1B
- Director runs private business listing state jobs,
5/6/89, 1B
- Faults Department of Finance for agency deficits,
2/23/91, 4B
- Half of state loans didn't go to neediest, 1/7/88,
1A
- Halts investigation into complaints about Jackson
schools, 6/14/90, 1B
- Medical examiner's office overloaded, 9/30/88, 1B
- Natural gas district paid illegal bonuses, 9/3/88,
1B
- Oil & Gas Board under fire, 4/4/86, 1A
- Personnel Director questions PEER report, 12/15/87,
1B
- Peer
- Rankin County
- Pearl included in 'wet' ruling, 12/18/91, 1A
- PEER
- Recommends better export promotion, 7/12/90, 6B
- Report critical of state office-leasing procedures,
10/26/89, 3B
- Savings from reorganization aren't verified, 8/31/88,
1A
- Says allocate assistants according to DA caseload,
3/1/89, 3B
- Says home loan agency for vets inefficient, 1A; 1/27/89
- Says Mabus reorganization has hurt Office of Youth
Services, 3/2/91, 1A
- Says stop suspended licenses helping patrol retirees,
6/24/88, 1A
- Says using one travel agency saves state cash, 1/31/89;
3B
- STATE EVALUATING PANEL HAS BACKERS AND BELITTLERS,
5/11/92, 1A
- State pocketed $25,520 by using one travel agency,
1/7/88, 1A
- State should regulate non-profit work for agencies,
7/23/88, 4B
- State travel expenses fall in 1987, 4/14/88, 3B
- Unit system not enough, 1/5/88, 1A
- Peer tutoring SEE Tutors
- Peery, James Robert
- Eupora writer, 1/15/89; 3F
- Peirce, Neal
- Columnist speaks to regional economic forum, 6/1/89,
8B
- Peking Chinese Restaurant
- Restaurant review, 10/1/92, 4E
- Pelahatchie Attendance Center
- Latarke Sims held on 2nd charge, $1 Million bond,
11/29/94, 5B
- Pelahatchie Bay
- Fishing pier, subdivision OK'd, 6/11/88, 2B
- Pelahatchie Lake
- Recreational area a money-maker for Rankin County,
7/1/93, 4B
- To get pavilion and renovation, 3/16/93, 5B
- Pelahatchie Mud Bog Race Track
- Spectator killed, 10/4/93, 3B; 10/12/93, 1A
- Pelahatchie Police Department
- Chief Jones quits; 1 deputy may follow, 9/17/93, 6B
- Officers owed $10,000 back pay, 11/6/93, 4B
- Wilson named chief, 11/4/93, 4B
- Pelahatchie, Mississippi
- Dispute over removal of traffic light, 2/5/94, 5B;
7/31/92, 1A
- Fights weeds in area lake, 6/24/89, 4B; 6/25/89, 4B
- Old trees face ax over sewage lagoon, 7/12/88, 1B;
7/13/88, 1B; 7/14/88, 1B
- Seeking band for Christmas parade, 11/18/94, 4B
- Seeks volunteer bands for Christmas parade, 11/5/93,
1A
- To expand sewer plant, 7/25/88, 3B
- Pelloquin, Martin
- Biloxi man held in robberies over 4 states, 7/5/94,
3B
- Pen pals
- Carol Brimble of England and Alexine Covington of
Jackson
- Meet after 30 years, 10/6/94, 1A
- Penal Farm SEE Hinds County Penal Farm
- Pendarvis, Duwane SEE Ballet Mississippi
- Pendergrass, John
- Collector of Eisenhower memorabilia, 10/14/90, 1E
- Pendleton, Robert
- Jackson detective will advise Russia's KGB on security,
9/18/92, 1A
- Penguins
- Upscale woman's clothing store
- Melissa Joseph, owner, 10/4/94, 6B
- Penn's Catfish House
- Pearl
- Restaurant review, 1/1/89, 1F
- Restaurant review, 2/6/92, 4E
- Penn's Fish House
- Restaurant review, 5/6/93, 4E; 10/26/89, 4E
- Pennebaker, Bobby
- Artist
- Paintings of Highway 49 South, 7/5/87, 1F
- Pennebaker, Leigh
- Star teenager designs T-shirt that wins national award,
4/2/93, 1B
- Penney, Charles Rand
- Penney, J.C. Co
- J.C. Penney going in for higher-fashion merchandising,
4/30/89, 1G
- Jackson Mall store closes, 10/17/85, 8B
- Minority marketing campaign, 9/9/93, 5B
- Northpark store opens, 11/2/86, 8B
- Pennies
- Local banks feeling shortage, 7/26/94, 1A; 8/26/94,
3B
- Pennington, Cassie
- Appointed to Mississippi College Board, 6/16/89, 1A
- Pennington, Garry
- Carriere craftsman makes bentwood furniture, 11/28/91,
1D
- Pennington, Roberta
- Adult Education Teacher of the Year for south Mississippi,
11/19/93, 1B
- Penny stocks
- Mississippi investors steer clear of high-risk stocks,
9/8/89, 6B
- Penny, Leah SEE Persian Gulf War
- Pensions
- Bill to tax state, federal pensions equally dies at
deadline, 3/26/90, 1B
- City Council seeks control of police/firefighter funds,
3/3/93, 4B
- Examine your pension before retiring, 6/3/91, 4B
- Federal pensioners asking Supreme Court for refunds,
1/11/94, 1B
- Federal retirees could get $40M from state under tax
ruling, 2/12/91, 1A
- Federal retirees due refund, state high court rules,
2/25/94, 1B
- Federal retirees will be reimbursed for income taxes,
8/26/94, 1A; 8/27/94, 1B
- Federal retirees' refunds due soon, 7/13/94, 1B
- House votes to exempt all pensions from state income
tax, 2/20/93, 1A
- Law exempts public and private pensions from state
income tax, 3/19/93, 3B; 4/21/93, 2B
- PENSIONS
- RULING MAY COST STATE $2 BILLION; STATE TAXED FEDERAL
PENSIONS, 6/19/93, 1A
- Pensions
- Ruling may take state off hook on tax refunds, 11/27/90,
1B
- State may face $40Million in tax refunds to federal
retirees, 10/2/90, 1B
- Suit claims state taxes federal pensions but not state
pensions, 4/21/89, 1B; 10/14/89, 7B
- Trial on taxation of federal pensions could cost state,
8/22/90, 2B; 8/23/90, 1A
- Pentecostal Churches of the Apostolic Faith
- Annual conference held in Jackson, 8/10/91, 1D
- Pentecostals
- High energy religion spreads, 8/19/89, 1D
- People Lease of Jackson
- People power leasing plan, 1/17/88, 1G
- Receives offer from Royalpan, 8/11/87, 8B
- People Shelter Inc
- Enoch Sanders and Betty Howard
- Advocates before City Council, 8/16/93, 1B
- People Understanding the Severly Handicapped (PUSH)
SEE Disabled
- People's Cafe
- Friends plan service for owner Billy Parker, 3/19/94,
4B
- Restaurant review, 1/22/89, 1F
- People's Grassroots Convention
- Black community divided on mayoral candidate, 5/9/92,
1A; 5/10/92, 1A
- Picks Kirksey as candidate for mayor, 8/29/92, 1B;
8/30/91, 1A
- Push for black mayor 'to unite city', 4/21/92, 5B
- People's Grassroots Convention SEE ALSO Citywide Coalition..
- People's Grassroots Convention SEE ALSO Kirksey, Henry
- People's Law School
- Classes, 4/24/88, 1E
- Helping non-lawyers understand the law, 3/23/92, 1D
- Lawyers share expertise at four seminars, 3/12/91,
3B
- People's Republic of China SEE China
- Peoples Bank
- Biloxi
- One of 10 largest in Mississippi, 12/25/87, 12B
- Peoples Bank and Trust
- Tupelo
- Acquires New South Bank of Batesville, 9/15/94,
5B
- CEO Ed Neely resigns, 7/21/93, 5B
- Income for 4th quarter 1992 drops slightly, 1/23/93,
4B
- Smith is interim CEO, 8/11/93, 5B
- Stock dividend, 1/16/87, 8B
- Peoples Bank of Senatobia
- Bought by First Tennessee National (Memphis), 10/21/94,
6B
- Peoples Cafe
- Bringing diners back to abandoned downtown area, 8/14/91,
1E
- Proximity to King Edward Hotel, 4/20/90, 1B
- Peoples Cafe Breakfast Club
- Broadcast on WJXN FM, 6/23/92, 1D
- Peoples Drug Store
- Lexington
- Explosive ether to be removed, 6/19/93, 1B; 7/7/93,
1B
- Peoples Federal Savings Bank
- Bay St, Louis
- Bought by Hancock Bank, 8/10/91, 5B
- Bay St. Louis
- Seized by federal regulators, 2/9/91, 6B
- Peoples Holding Co SEE Proples Bank and Trust
- Peoples Law College
- Peoples, John A
- JSU names science building for him on Founders' Day,
10/18/90, 5B
- PeopleWorks
- FBI seizes records; probe is over workers' comp, 1/28/93,
5B
- Owner Alfred Duperier facing fraud charges, 8/25/94,
4B
- Pep rallies, 9/8/89, 1E
- Pepin, Jacques
- Visits Jackson early in '89 at March of Dimes benefit,
11/10/88, 1F
- Peplums
- Women's fashions, 7/7/87, 1D
- Pepper
- Production of hot pepper, 8/11/85, 1A
- Pepper's Hamburger Grill
- Restaurant review, 4/18/91, 4E
- Pepper's Hymn
- Frank Woods play, 3/20/87, 1C
- Pepper, Dawn
- Clinton student to visit Soviet space center, 8/10/90,
4B
- Pepper, Francis
- Business profile, 7/3/89, 4E
- Peppertown Pottery
- Itawamba County
- Titus and Euple Riley, owners, 8/13/90, 1D
- Pepsi Cola
- 2 Mississippians report finding syringes in cans,
6/17/93, 1A; 6/19/93, 1B
- Hancock County man won't discuss case, 6/22/93, 3B
- Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
- Pepsi Penny Power
- On display at Museum of Art, 9/25/90, 4B
- Pepsi Pops SEE Mississippi Symphony
- Per capita income SEE Income, Mississippi
- Percy, Walker
- Conference 'Achievement of Walker Percy' at Old Capitol,
4/19/91, 1E
- Dies at Covington, La. home at age 73, 5/11/90, 1A
- Remembered for his wit and charm, 5/13/90, 2B
- Signed editions of his books will be rare, 5/12/90,
1B
- Percy, Whiskey George
- Among last of dying breed of moonshiners, 4/9/91,
1B
- Peresich, Ron SEE Dockside gambling---Harrison County
- Peretti, Frank
- His books on angels and demons are best sellers, 11/17/90,
1C
- Perfect Tyming
- Bluegrass Band, 1/16/87, 1C
- Performance audits SEE State agencies
- Performance Evaluation & Expenditure Review- SEE:
PEER
- Performing arts
- Jackson lawyers update book 'Successful Artist Management',
11/5/90, 1D
- Ticket prices for students are slashed, 11/2/89, 1D
- Perfume
- Bianca Bare of Madison markets own perfume, 10/1/89,
1G
- Perjury
- Biloxi
- Judge moves, delays official's perjury trial,
1/5/89; 3B
- Clay County
- Law officers arrested for lying to grand jury,
10/30/90, 1A
- Lee County
- Hale convicted of perjury in 1988 slaying trial,
6/3/91, 3B
- Perkins, Dusty
- Former MEMA official now works for 'Baptist Record',
6/15/92, 1A
- Perkins, John SEE He's My Brother
- Perkins, John SEE Urban Family
- Perkins, Pinetop
- Blues singer honored in hometown of Belzoni, 10//24/89,
1D
- Perkins, Rusty
- His home on Ross Barnett Reservoir, 1/8/90, 1E
- Perkins, Spencer SEE Race relations
- Perl, Ruth
- Fired casino executive claims sexual harassment, 10/22/93,
3B
- Permanents, 3/18/87, 1C
- Permenter, James SEE Robbery, Jackson---Permenter...
- Perot, Ross
- Names Stockdale as running mate; will be on state
ballot, 8/25/92, 1B; 9/4/92, 1B
- Presidential campaign gathers Mississippi signatures,
4/13/92, 1B; 5/24/92, 1A
- Pulls out of race; state supporters stay loyal, 7/17/92,
1A; 8/12/92, 2B; 8/30/92, 1B
- Reenters presidential race; Mississippians disenchanted,
10/2/92, 1A
- Speaks at Mississippi Coliseum, 12/5/93, 1A
- Perrett, Joyce
- Jones County coroner combats grimness with levity,
11/4/91, 3B
- Perry County
- Citizens thought nuclear waste issue had settled,
7/15/89, 1A
- Perry County Courthouse
- Fire destroys aged courthouse, 2/28/90, 2B; 3/25/90,
3B
- Perry County Jail
- Supervisors close jail because of overcrowding, 2/11/93,
1A
- Perry County lesbians SEE Camp Sister Spirit
- Perry County Sheriff's Department
- Herring told deputies to 'ride the roads...', 11/3/90,
1B
- Meeting set to discuss Herring's status, 12/6/90,
1B
- Perry County Supervisors
- Ex-supervisor's sentence reduced, 12/3/88, 1B
- Perry family
- Summit family of 3 found dead; had been dead for 5
weeks, 12/18/93, 1B
- Perry's Soulfood Kitchen
- Moves to Madison, 5/12/94, 6E
- Restaurant review, 11/12/92, 4F
- Perry, Alice
- Jackson's curbside recycling of trash coordinator,
6/10/90, 1B
- Perry, Billy Ray SEE Pawnshops---Greenwood
- Perry, Ed
- Announces he will run for speaker of Mississippi House,
9/27/91, 3B
- Concedes race to be House Speaker, 12/25/87, 1A
- Declines seat on Public Service Commission, 12/27/89,
1B
- Has backing of 32 Legislators for House speaker, 10/8/91,
1B
- Heralded for grace in defeat, 5/22/88, 3H
- Rules change vote puts him in "Old Guard," 12/5/87,
16A
- Speaker race should be put to a vote, 12/17/87, 1A
- Speaker race: Ford vs. Perry, 12/1/91, 1G
- Perry, Marie SEE Marie Perry's Kitchen
- Perryman, Demetrius
- Fondling suit against him dismissed, 1/29/91, 5B
- Teacher's aide given one-year sentence in fondling,
7/31/90, 1B
- Perseid meteor shower
- Nature's fireworks, 8/9/93, 1B
- Perseids SEE Meteor shower
- Persian Gulf syndrome SEE Persian Gulf War---Illnesses...
- PERSIAN GULF WAR
- *INDEXING OF COVERAGE IS SELECTIVE*
- Persian Gulf War
- 113th Military Police Unit of Brandon returns, 6/28/91,
5B
- 155th Armored Brigade activated, 11/22/90, 3A; 12/9/90,
1B
- 155th Armored Brigade at Fort Hood 'cold and hungry',
1/23/91, 3A
- 155th Armored Brigade back in state by end of March,
3/20/91, 1A
- 155th Armored Brigade called up, 12/5/90, 1A
- 155th Armored Brigade commander says Camp Shelby too
small, 3/9/91, 4A
- 155th Armored Brigade group returns, 3/26/91, 1B
- 155th Armored Brigade is cold, wet at Fort Hood, 1/18/91,
8A
- 155th Armored Brigade praised by General Jaco, 12/20/90,
2A
- 155th Armored Brigade set for April return to state,
3/9/91, 1A
- 155th Armored Brigade welcomed back to Hattiesburg,
4/7/91, 3B; 4/14/91, 1A
- 155th Armored Brigade would have served overseas with
distinction, 4/14/91, 1A
- 155th Armored Brigade's return to civilian life close
at hand, 4/12/91, 1B
- 155th Armored Brigade, B Company comes home to Natchez,
5/6/91, 2B
- 155th Brigade releases 1000 more troops at Camp Shelby,
5/1/91, 2B
- 155th's 'forgotten men' in hospital, 4/28/91, 1B;
4/30/91, 1B; 5/1/91, 1B
- 155th's members in hospital at Ford Hood (update),
6/17/91, 3B
- 173rd Quartermaster company of Greenwood returns,
5/12/91, 2B
- 1st Battalion, 14th Marines has delayed homecoming,
8/9/91, 1A
- 2,500 Mississippians rally support for Gulf troops,
1/21/91, 1A
- 269th Transportation Company comes home to Brookhaven,
4/19/91, 1A
- 3 Mississippi Army National Guard units called up,
11/20/90, 3A
- 350 more Mississippians report for active duty, 11/29/90,
3A
- 364th Medical Unit spent nine months in Louisiana
and Arkansas, 8/30/91, 1A
- 479th Ordnance Company of Clarksdale returns, 7/25/91,
3B
- 5 more Mississippi Guard units get call to duty, 9/19/90,
3A
- 500 more state guardsmen preparing for call-up, 11/14/90,
3A
- ABC has best war coverage (Jeff Edwards' column),
1/27/91, 1E
- Additional reserve call-ups affect 13,000 Mississippians,
1/20/91, 1A
- After war is over, patriotic items in less demand,
3/10/91, 4A
- Air crews supplying Saudi Arabia from Spanish bases,
12/23/90, 1A
- Air National Guard base in Rankin County a military
way station, 9/11/90, 3A
- Air National Guard family (Sessums) copes with crisis,
9/16/90, 1A
- Air National Guard resumes Gulf airlifts, 1/18/91,
8A
- Alabama guardsman given leave for wedding day, 11/24/90,
1A
- Anguilla native Benjamin Powell was F-15 ace pilot,
8/10/91, 1B
- Anti-Saddam sentiments appearing on t-shirts in Jackson,
1/22/91, 4A
- Arab minister Francis Habashy says campaign is no
holy war, 2/2/91, 1D
- Armored Brigade heads for Texas, 12/27/90, 1A
- Armories designated for support centers for Guard
families, 12/9/90, 3B
- Attack on Israel dismays Mississippians, 1/18/91,
4A
- AWOL Louisiana guardsmen return to Fort Hood, 2/8/91,
1A; 2/9/91, 5A
- Benefits for troops priority for 101st Congress, 2/2/91,
5A
- Biloxi Air Reservist unit returns from Persian Gulf
duty, 10/11/90, 4A
- Books and food top wish lists of Mississippi soldiers,
9/24/90, 1B
- Boushehri family of JSU awaits son's birth in USA,
11/18/91, 3B
- Brandon's 113th Military Police Company departs, 2/13/91,
6A
- Brookhaven Marine Chris Soles returns home with battlefield
wound, 3/3/91, 2A
- Brookhaven unit's call-up meant quick weddings, 10/13/90,
1B
- Bush and troops remembered in city prayer services,
1/17/91, 3S
- Byram high schoolers writing soldiers in Middle east,
9/14/90, 1A
- Call-up cuts work force for firms, families (Copiah
County), 1/8/91, 6B
- Called up nursing student Teri Miller--'sense of pride',
1/9/91, 5A
- Called-up detectives, prosecutors, etc. crimp state
courts, 12/16/90, 1B
- Camp Shelby gets high marks on mobilization, 12/18/90,
2A
- Canton mom sees son on front page of 'Clarion-Ledger',
9/21/90, 1A
- Captain Stockton writes to Brownie Troop 119, 1/10/91,
1D
- Cease fire celebrated by Timberlawn students, 3/1/91,
5A
- Cease fire parties start with pizza at Governor's
Mansion, 3/1/91, 4A
- Charleston GI killed in bunker accident in Gulf to
be buried, 1/25/91, 5A
- Cleveland, Mississippi native stays wary in Ridyadh,
8/14/90, 6A
- Clinton guardsman Ritchie's water bill problems, 8/3/91,
5B
- Clinton National Guard convoys to Fort Rucker, 9/13/90,
1A; 9/14/90, 6A
- Clinton pilot Ed Blake speaks of war experiences,
5/24/91, 3B
- Clinton's 114th Military Police Company welcomed home,
5/18/91, 1A
- Clinton's Army National Guard unit ready, waiting,
8/27/90, 1A; 8/28/90, 3A
- Clinton's police force doing OK without chief and
captain, 12/1/90, 5B
- Cochran and Lott oppose special Congressional session
on crisis, 11/15/90, 17A
- Cochran says victory good for Republican Party, 4/6/91,
2B
- Cochran urges support of Bush's Gulf policy, 12/3/90,
1B
- Coletta family's holiday mood tempered by link to
hostage dad, 11/22/90, 1A
- Coletta of Moss Point comes home, 11/30/90, 1A; 12/2/90,
1A; 12/5/90, 1A
- Coletta relieved at liberation of Kuwait, 2/28/91,
4A
- Coletta says he's 'damn lucky to be alive', 8/3/91,
1B
- Coletta, Moss Point resident, is hostage in Iraq,
9/25/90, 1A
- Collinsville native Mark Craven welcomed home, 3/2/91,
5A
- Columbus servicewoman's children killed in wreck,
3/16/91, 3B
- Congressman Montgomery wants U.S. flag flying in desert,
12/5/90, 1B
- Crawford family has 4 sons and son-in-law in military,
1/27/91, 1A; 2/16/91, 4A
- Crisis keeps planes on the move at Air National Guard,
9/23/90, 1A
- Crystal Springs and Laurel rallies support troops,
2/17/91, 5A
- Crystal Springs broadcast on TNN, 11/10/90, 1A; 11/13/90,
1A
- Persian Gulf war
- Crystal Springs guardsmen return from overseas, 4/23/91,
3B
- Persian Gulf War
- Crystal Springs honors its National Guard unit, 9/27/90,
1B
- Crystal Springs keeps the faith for military police
company, 1/26/91, 5A
- Crystal Springs supportive of its 127 citizens in
Gulf, 1/15/91, 1A
- Crystal Springs unit returns home, 4/27/91, 1A
- Death of soldier from Crystal Springs, 11/13/90, 1A
- Desert camouflage clothing hot fashion in Jackson,
8/30/90, 1A
- Desert Shield call-ups leaving schools shorthanded,
12/21/90, 1B; 12/22/90, 3B
- Desert Shield depleting state's highway patrol, 12/31/90,
1A
- Displaced Kuwaitis in Jackson leery of Saddam's peace
offer, 2/16/91, 1A
- Dixon family has one son dead, other in Gulf war,
1/26/91, 5A
- Draft system in Mississippi ready to resume work if
needed, 12/30/90, 1A
- Driving up production costs for Mississippi crops,
11/11/90, 1G
- Dunaway and Jeffcoat families making do without dads,
11/22/90, 1E
- Duty time may last longer for state's citizen soldiers,
1/11/91, 1A
- Economist Robert Dye says war bringing recession to
early end, 1/31/91, 6B
- Eight 'Mississippi made' ships in Persian Gulf area,
8/17/90, 8A
- Employment officials warn of job scams, 3/17/91, 2B
- End of Gulf war applauded by Mississippians, 3/4/91,
2A
- Espy defends his anti-war vote, 2/10/91, 8B
- Espy on week-long fact-finding trip, 1/5/91, 5B; 1/6/91,
3B
- Families of state guardsmen wait anxiously as deadline
nears, 1/13/91, 1A
- Family acceptance is part of Air National Guard call-up,
8/25/90, 1A
- Forces drawn from Mississippi universities (statistics),
1/19/91, 8A
- Former Mississippi Opera head Choset in Israel, 1/16/91,
1A
- Free makeovers help local wives of personnel, 3/13/91,
1B
- Grant of $100,000 to affected families by Saudi Arabia,
4/10/91, 2B
- Greenville repair shop owner Waymon Rivers loses business,
3/31/91, 1A
- Groom's father performs wedding by phone from Saudi
Arabia, 3/17/91, 3B
- Guardsman Joseph Smith must postpone college plans,
8/28/90, 3A
- Gulf Coast tattoo parlors busy, 9/10/90, 1B
- Gulfport firm constructing aluminum pontoon barges,
8/21/90, 1B
- Gulfport Seabee squadron leaves for Middle East, 9/1/90,
2A
- Gulfport teenager Leah Penny developes line of greeting
cards, 2/14/91, 4A
- Gulfport-based Seabees load record supplies for Saudi
Arabia, 1/24/91, 5A
- Hattiesburg student gets gift from Gulf, 10/27/90,
1B
- Higher diesel prices taking toll on farmers, 9/2/90,
1G
- Hinds Community College students march in support,
1/29/91, 1A
- Home alone: Roger Hartley's wife is in Saudi Arabia,
1/31/91, 1D; 12/25/91, 1A
- House bill introduced to free troops from state taxes,
1/24/91, 5A
- How do you deal with war breaking out on TV?, 1/18/91,
1E
- Hundreds pray and cheer as war clock ticks, 1/16/91,
2B
- Illnesses: "Saudi Syndrome' linked to bacteria, 1/12/94,
1A; 1/20/94, 1A, 11A
- Illnesses: 'aggressive' tests scheduled for ailing
vets, 5/13/94, 1A
- Illnesses: 50 state veterans join in $1 Billion lawsuit,
6/9/94, 1B
- Illnesses: Ammie West's daughter, 12/7/93, 1A
- Illnesses: birth defects in babies born to veterans,
11/27/93, 1A; 11/30/93, 1A
- Illnesses: chemical exposure blamed, 11/23/93, 1B;
12/3/93, 1A
- Illnesses: children of vets pass health tests, 4/28/94,
1A
- PERSIAN GULF WAR
- ILLNESSES: COMPENSATION IS APPROVED, 11/11/94, 1A
- Persian Gulf War
- Illnesses: experts now saying symptoms real, serious,
4/30/94, 1B
- Illnesses: father and son have similar chemical-related
illnesses, 12/27/93, 1A
- Illnesses: few personnel seeking help, probe finds,
8/31/94, 1B
- Illnesses: link to vaccines seen, 12/8/94, 14A
- Illnesses: link to war conceded by Defense Department,
3/16/94, 1B
- Illnesses: many children of veterans are ill, 1/14/94,
1A
- Illnesses: Montgomery has plan to help ill veterans,
5/8/94, 1B
- Illnesses: Montgomery seeks help for veterans, 2/26/94,
1A; 5/1/94, 3B; 12/4/93, 1A
- Illnesses: not from Gulf, Pentagon says, 6/24/94,
1A
- Illnesses: President Clinton backs aid for vets, 6/10/94,
1A
- Illnesses: rare birth defect hits veterans' children,
5/8/94, 1A
- Illnesses: state vets join in lawsuit against 11 companies,
6/8/94, 1A
- Illnesses: Stephen Thacker directs study, 12/7/93,
7A
- Illnesses: syndrome linked to agents sold by US to
Iraq, 2/13/94, 1B
- Illnesses: troops 'guinea pigs' for anti-nerve gas
pill, 12/15/93, 1A; 12/16/93, 1B
- Illnesses: University of Texas study, 4/22/94, 1B
- Illnesses: US approved chemical-agent sales, senator
says, 3/10/94, 1A
- Illnesses: use caution when living with vets, doctors
say, 3/28/94, 1B
- Illnesses: VA physician urges approval of vet program,
4/29/94, 1B
- Illnesses: Veterans Affairs Committee hearing, 2/1/94,
1B; 2/2/94, 1B; 2/3/94, 1A
- Illnesses: Veterans Affairs Committee hearing in Meridian,
1/22/94, 1A
- Illnesses: veterans to have hearing, 1/4/94, 1B
- Illnesses: vets decry system for gauging disabilities,
2/14/94, 1A
- Illnesses: wives share symptoms of veterans, 3/23/94,
1A
- Impressario Choset waits in Israel in war mode, 1/17/91--+
- Injured GI told to hide in woods at Montogomery's
visit, 1/23/91,1A; 1/25/91, 1A
- Islam and Mohammed misunderstood by most Westerners,
2/4/91, 1A
- Iwo Jima veteran Jim Westbrook says air power alone
won't do it, 2/14/91, 4A
- Jackson Air National Guard base has steady traffic,
2/16/91, 4A; 2/17/91, 3H
- Jackson businesses early victims of Gulf war, 1/18/91,
11A
- Jackson churches to pray for peace in Middle East,
9/1/90, 1D
- Jackson city employees who served are honored, 7/24/91,
4B
- Jackson College of Ministries music fest, 4/13/91,
1D
- Jackson gospel stations WHJT and WOAD support troops,
2/16/91, 1D
- Jackson Mall to host rally for Gulf troops, 5/3/91,
5B
- Jackson medical personnel called into action, 2/3/91,
7A
- Jackson rally hails soldiers who 'pay the price',
2/10/91, 7A
- Jackson reservist Charles Shields volunteers for service,
10/16/90, 1B
- Jackson residents rethink use of gasoline in wake
of crisis, 8/24/90, 3A
- Jackson schoolchildren discuss war's meaning, 1/18/91,
10A
- Jackson State football player's Guard unit activated,
11/17/90, 1A
- Jackson teachers make Gulf crisis part of lessons,
9/4/90, 1A
- Jackson war protester worries about civilian casualities,
1/20/91, 6A
- Jackson's 172nd Security Flight unit is activated,
2/13/91, 6A
- Jackson-area Marine Reservists report for active duty,
12/11/90, 1A
- Jackson-area reserve units and families poised in
readiness, 8/23/90, 1A
- Jacksonians head for gas stations at war news, 1/17/91,
2S
- Jews in Mississippi still see Saddam as the
threat, 2/25/91, 6A
- JSU student Hamid Boushehri returns to school, 3/20/91,
1B
- Judge rejects Port Gibson reservist's hardship plea,
11/23/90, 5B
- Kimberly Broome training for Red Cross duty, 1/25/91,
5A
- Kuwait business opportunities seminar given by DECD,
4/28/91, 3C; 5/3/91, 6B
- Kuwaiti children want to return home, 12/9/90, 1B
- Kuwaiti families in city eager to go home, 1/18/91,
9A; 6/24/91, 3B
- Kuwaiti graduate of JSU wants front line duty, 1/25/91,
5A
- Kuwaiti reconstruction contractors: addresses, phone
numbers, 3/9/91, 4A
- Kuwaiti student Ali al-Omran leaves to join his army,
2/8/91, 2A
- Kuwaiti student at JSU among 300 volunteers, 1/7/91,
5A
- Kuwaiti student at JSU happy at liberation, 2/27/91,
5A
- Kuwaiti student at Ole Miss witnessed looting and
rape, 8/25/90, 2A
- Laurel soldier Mike Garrett dies in non-combat copter
crash, 3/5/91, 3A
- Lessons from the Gulf War, 6/9/91, 1G
- Letters from home the most needed commodity, 1/28/91,
1D
- Local banks step up loan-rate cuts for military, 1/19/91,
6B
- Local restaurants and bars largely untouched by war,
1/19/91, 6B
- Lucedale residents finance Guardsmen's holiday homecoming,
12/25/90, 2B
- Mabus family entertains families of service personnel,
10/29/90, 1B
- Maintenance unit and five support units placed on
alert, 11/24/90, 1B
- Many local veterans seek to re-enlist, 8/10/90, 1B
- Marine Chris Kilbourn gets home to marry Melanie Burks,
3/2/91, 5A
- MARS ham operators communicating with soldiers in
Persian Gulf, 12/17/90, 1B
- Massachusetts airman visits Benton pen pals, 4/24/91,
1B
- McClain tells Rotary Club war proved worth of weaponry,
4/2/91, 3B
- Memorial on U.S. Highway 90 in Biloxi, 2/18/92, 3B
- Meridian 'human shields' airlifted to freedom, 12/11/90,
1B
- Meridian rally for troops draws 3000, 1/28/91, 1A
- Meridian students deal with fears in school program,
1/29/91, 4B
- Middle East closeup (map), 1/19/91, 7A
- Military finding recruits despite crisis in Gulf,
1/15/91, 3B
- Military sites in state gird for terrorism, 1/15/91,
1B
- Millsaps College oil spill expert Ed Schrader suggests
two plans, 1/31/91, 3A
- Ministers urge continuation of prayer fervor, 3/9/91,
1D
- Mississippi 172nd Airlift Group has caught eye of
military leaders, 2/17/91, 3H
- Mississippi Air National Guard activated, 8/24/90,
1A
- Mississippi Air National Guard airlift crews praised,
8/18/90, 3A
- Mississippi Air National Guard planes get secret orders,
8/8/90, 1A
- Mississippi Air National Guard returns from Mideast
duty, 8/16/90, 1A
- Mississippi Air National Guard ships out to parts
unknown, 8/26/90, 1A
- Mississippi amateur radiomen tune into troubled region,
8/9/90, 10A
- Mississippi businesses prepare to cover for reservists,
8/23/90, 2A
- Mississippi companies see rebuilding of Kuwait
as opportunity, 3/1/91, 4A
- Mississippi exporters become casualities of war, 1/27/91,
1G
- Mississippi family in Saudi Arabia prepares for attacks,
1/19/91, 8A
- Mississippi flag flying in Saudi desert, 11/29/90,
1A
- Mississippi guardsman collapses, dies at Camp Shelby,
12/19/90, 15A
- Mississippi guardsmen to be taken home for Xmas in
school buses, 12/19/90, 2A
- Mississippi ranks 2nd in state-by-state callup of
Guard, 1/27/91, 5A
- Mississippi troops and all others frustrated by slow
mail, 2/11/91, 3A
- Mississippi's first Desert Shield casualty James Wilcher,
11/18/90, 1A
- Mississippians in US troop force read Clarion-Ledger,
9/5/90, 2A
- Mississippians react--'Everybody was stunned', 1/17/91,
5S
- Mississippians' daily routine includes war watch,
1/18/91, 9A
- Mississippians: '...this kind of patriotism since
World War II', 2/25/91, 7A
- Montgomery favors better benefits for gulf-war veterans,
1/29/91, 8A
- Montgomery says many reservists to ge full benefits,
4/16/91, 2B
- Montgomery says US gulf force adequate, 9/5/90, 2A
- Montgomery urges Bush to call up Guard and reservists,
8/21/90, 1B
- Most state guardsmen should be home by July, 4/26/91,
1A
- MSU prof to try to open dialog between U.S. and Iraq,
10/12/90, 3A
- National Guard call-up would leave Hinds County offices
short-handed, 8/30/90, 5B
- National guard mobilization won't hurt state's economy,
12/28/90, 5B
- National Guard, reservists ordered to return excess
pay, 10/19/91, 1A; 10/26/91, 1B
- Not a word has been heard from Moss Point man in Kuwait,
8/16/90, 2B
- One Air Guard crew returns, another heads for Middle
east, 9/4/90, 6A
- One in 4 Mississippi Guardsmen may be gulf-bound,
11/6/90, 1B
- One in 6 ships in Gulf carries Ingalls' stamp, 1/18/91,
8A (includes list)
- One year later, motives and outcome are debated, 2/23/92,
1A, 15A
- One year later: Captain Englander USMC: 'did the best
we could', 1/16/92, 1B
- PERSIAN GULF WAR
- ONE YEAR LATER; A 'HEALING PROCESS', 8/2/91, 1A, 10A,
11A
- Persian Gulf War
- Operation Cookie Lift, 9/8/90, 1A
- Operation Prayer Shield in local churches, 1/5/91,
1D
- Parents erect patriotic billboard on Old Canton Road,
2/16/91, 4A
- Patriotic music in demand at record stores and on
radio, 2/12/91, 1D
- Patriotic weekend rally set for Jackson, 2/19/91,
4A; 2/25/91, 1A
- Peace sends American vacation travelers packing, 3/10/91,
1F
- Pearl student named Saddam Hussain, 11/3/90, 1A
- Pelahatchie Season-All plant honors co-worker killed
in Gulf, 3/6/91, 2A
- Pen pals Bradley and Freeney finally meet in Clinton,
7/28/91, 1B
- Pen-pal Holly Quinn meets receipient of 'any soldier'
letter, 4/12/91, 1B
- Pentagon study: Mississippi's 155th was unfit for
battle, 10/3/91, 1A
- Picayune welcome-home parade draws thousands, 4/8/91,
1B
- Poplarville native Floyd Masoner escapes across Iraqi
border, 8/10/90, 1A
- Powell quotes letter from student at School for the
Blind, 3/7/91, 1A
- Prayers offered for Simpson Countians' safe return,
12/4/90, 5A
- Pride and anxiety in state as units activated, 9/30/90,
2A
- Prisons losing guards to war; those remaining work
overtime, 2/1/91, 3A
- Pro and con views on the war, 2/17/91, 1H
- Raymond Marine Michael Thompson has late Christmas,
3/6/91, 3A
- Rebuilding Kuwait: American firms poised to make bundle,
3/3/91, 1H
- Reserve units at Brookhaven and Greenwood activated,
10/10/90, 3B
- Reservist callups swamp VA office for 7% home loans,
5/4/91, 4B
- Reservists from Keesler depart for Middle East, 9/13/90,
2A
- Returning service personnel having family adjustment
problems, 5/28/91, 2B
- Reverend Burgess says events are part of Bible prophecy,
9/1/90, 1D
- Reverend Edwin Bacon voices thanks, concerns at war's
end, 3/18/91, 1B
- Reverend Little of Florence calls for prayers for
troops, 1/19/91, 1D
- Roster of Mississippi forces activated, 9/30/90, 2A
- Saddam means 'one who confronts,' Guard families told,
1/26/91, 5A
- Sargeant brings doctor's son home; Doctor devlivers
sargeant's son, 8/17/91, 4B
- Saudi Arabia pays Mississippi families $400 for sacrifices,
7/23/91, 1B
- Saudi Arabia sends $100,000 to help needy state military
families, 3/1/91, 1A
- Saudi Arabia trip by C-L staffers Leesha Cooper and
Dinah Rogers, 12/23/90, 1A+
- Schwarzkopf to be invited to Mississippi, 8/8/91,
3B
- Seabees helped win the war; return home to Gulfport,
5/8/91, 1B
- Seabees' return gladens their children, 3/16/91, 5B
- Seeking employment in Kuwait? Watchdogs say beware,
4/6/91, 1A
- Service personnel get several tax breaks, 4/15/91,
4B
- Short wave radios sales skyrocket, 2/21/91, 1D
- Showing the colors now a hot hobby, 2/22/91, 1E
- Small group of anti-war protesters picket downtown,
1/16/91, 1B
- Soaring oil prices may benefit Mississippi's oil industry,
8/10/90, 6B
- Soldier/poet James Robertson quoted by Mabus, 1/24/91,
5A
- Soldiers send thanks for Mississippi-baked goodies,
10/7/90, 1B
- Some Mississippi plants gear up for military orders,
8/31/90, 6B
- Sonny Montgomery says casualities won't affect VA
hospital care, 2/15/91, 6A
- Soon-to-close Bay St. Louis ammo plant helps arm Gulf
force, 1/22/91, 4A
- Southern states provide most manpower in call-up,
12/10/90, 1B
- State combat veterans back ground-war strategy, 2/24/91,
7A
- State Congressional delgation backs Bush on war powers,
1/13/91, 1A
- State congressmen cheer Bush's speech, look to future,
3/7/91, 4A
- State forces at war (chart), 2/25/91, 5A
- PERSIAN GULF WAR
- STATE FORCES AT WAR (roster), 1/17/91, 6S
- Persian Gulf War
- State law officers alert, fortified for terrorism,
1/19/91, 8A
- State lawmakers urge war-crime trial for Saddam, 2/19/91,
4A
- State's blood doners supporting military, 1/23/91,
3A
- State's Green Beret force alerted for call-up, 2/2/91,
5A; 2/5/91, 5A
- State's welcome home ceremony on hold, 3/23/91, 1B
- Students criticize war's cost and affect on domestic
funding, 1/27/91, 5A
- Susan Harrington in Saudi as Patriot missile launcher,
2/3/91, 7A
- Telephone Pioneers' 'Operation Desert Santa', 11/26/90,
3B
- Toy stores ring up huge sales in war games, 2/19/91,
4A
- Troops leave Keesler AFB for undisclosed location,
8/29/90, 1A
- Troops returning to Coast greeted by hearts and flowers,
3/14/91, 2B
- Tunica Institute supports reservist in Gulf, 12/24/90,
1B
- Uniform recall irks local guardsmen, 4/19/92, 3B;
4/23/92, 1B
- United effort will pay off, Cochran tells Neshoba
fairgoers, 8/10/90, 4A
- Vacationing teacher-couple in Jackson wonder about
Kuwait home, 8/29/90, 2A
- Veterans of combat zone have pay exempted from income
taxes, 2/2/92, 4C
- Veterans' cemeteries alerted for possible work increase,
1/24/91, 5A
- Vicksburg auto dealer charged in repossession of guardsman's
car, 11/16/90, 1A
- Vicksburg auto dealer pleads innocent in car repossession,
11/20/90, 3B
- Vicksburg native and wife now 'refugees' from Saudi
Arabia, 8/13/90, 2B
- Vietnam veterans urge united home front, 1/16/91,
1B
- War aggravates already critical nurse shortage in
state, 1/27/91, 5A
- War changed guardsmen, their families and their hometowns,
8/3/91, 1A
- War's first Sunday: football, ribbons, hope, prayer,
1/21/91, 3A
- Water from Mississippi aquifer may be sent to US troops,
9/5/90, 1A
- Waynesboro man carries state flag in Washington victory
parade, 6/8/91, 1A
- Waynesboro soldier dies of heart attack in Saudia
Arabia, 4/24/91, 1B
- With ground war state guardsmen facing danger in support
roles, 2/24/91, 2A
- With war over, Mississippi Guard families await word,
3/13/91, 1B
- Women pilots at Columbus AFB laud combat role, crew
concept, 5/21/91, 2B
- Yazoo City family sends support to serviceman they've
never met, 12/23/90, 1A
- Person, Tom
- Instilled respect for nature in young readers, 8/28/88,
3F
- Personal Body Alarm
- Grenade-like device gives piercing cry, 3/19/92, 1B
- Personal care homes
- Ditto plans ordinance to protect boarders, 4/30/94,
5B; 5/24/94, 3B
- Personal computers SEE Computers
- Personal finances
- Credit doctors not necessary; bad credit heals with
time, 7/22/91, 4B
- New Year's resolution to get finances under control,
1/1/90, 1E
- Personal income SEE Income, Mississippi
- Personal names SEE Names
- Personal trainers
- In physical fitness training, 2/7/90, 1D
- Personnel Board
- Board action falls short in public trust department,
2/5/89, 1H
- Chairman Andrew Cutler charged with making bribes,
11/26/91, 1A
- Consultant to be hired to find director, 2/26/91,
1B; 8/2/90, 1B
- Continues search for new director, 5/26/90, 3B
- Director didn't quit til lawmakers saved agency, 1/18/89;
3B
- Director McDaniel resigns position, 8/8/89, 1B
- Director resigns, surprising legislators, 1A; 1/17/89
- Interviewing for new director, 6/15/91, 3B
- Mabus blasts fast hiring of new director, 1B; 1/31/89
- No salary increase for Beck, 4/28/88, 1B
- PEER criticizes, 1/5/88, 1B
- PEER studying swift hiring of Personnel head, 1A;
1/29/89
- PEER: Gervin unqualified, 12/4/87, 1A
- Quick hiring of director legal but unadvisable , PEER
says, 5/9/89, 1B
- Realign pay to southeastern average, 8/27/88, 3B
- Seeks to remain autonomous, 6/23/88, 1B
- Sides named as acting director, 11/1/89, 1B
- Stringer named director, 5/29/93, 2B
- Workers get 6% pay raise, 5/12/88, 2B
- Perspiration
- Ole Miss professor Ben Douglas says it wards off wrinkles,
8/17/92, 1D
- Pest control
- Jackson
- Layoffs from city, 2/20/86, 1B
- Pesticide containers
- Metro counties seeking market for used containers,
5/8/91, 5B; 8/7/91, 4B
- Pesticides
- Assistant principal in Vicksburg sues Dow over illness,
1/1/92, 2B
- Banned near bodies of water due to fish kills, 7/13/89,
1B
- EPA issues new rules for hand-harvested crops, 3/11/94,
5B; 8/14/92, 4B
- Escape of insecticide in Tunica sickens chemical workers,
5/18/89, 1A; 5/19/89, 3B
- Furadan 4F banned after 15 workers become ill, 7/29/93,
1B; 8/1/93, 3B
- Illegal sales investigated, 11/29/85, 1A
- Link with cancer in Delta is suspected, but not proven,
8/20/89, 1A
- MSU professor studies how 6 insecticides effect humans,
7/12/89, 6B
- Problem of dumping pesticides by farmers, 12/26/89,
1B
- Runoff makes Yazoo River a 'hot spot' of contamination,
3/20/91, 1A
- Teenager in serious condition; mistook pesticide for
whiskey, 7/13/91, 1A
- Trailer weighing 30,000 pounds falls on Gulfport dock,
5/9/90, 1B
- Used canister disposal idea spreads throughout state,
5/20/91, 3B
- Washington County recycling pesticide containers,
12/26/89, 1B
- Pesticides SEE ALSO Insecticides; SEE ALSO Hazardous
waste
- Pesto
- Cullen goes from Congressional aide to pesto entrepreneur,
10/11/90, 10B
- Pests
- Mississippi climate conducive to, 9/26/85, 1E
- Pet Depot
- Pet supply store next to Animal Health Center, 1/17/94,
1D
- Pet Memorial Day
- Annual holiday marked in Jackson, 9/13/93, 1A
- Pet Paradise Cemetery
- Caretaker Jim Blaha, 6/20/94, 1D
- Observes Pet Memorial Day, 9/13/93, 1A
- Pet Patrol, Inc, 8/17/87, 1D
- Petal High School
- Natural Helpers program, 10/20/89, 4B
- Petal Public Schools
- Considering move to year-round schedule, 6/22/94,
9A
- Revamped middle school gets kudos, 12/16/90, 1A
- Petal Pushers
- Gift shop
- Business profile, 10/9/89, 4E
- Petal Salt Dome
- Tax dispute between Forest County supervisors and
gas companies, 3/15/94, 3B
- Petal, Mississippi
- Cause of gas explosion may not be known, 7/24/86,
1A
- Explosion injures 14, 7/23/86, 1A
- Hamilton Cabin
- Weekend getaway, 9/6/90, 3E
- Peter Anderson Memorial Arts, Crafts... SEE Anderson,
Peter
- Peter J's
- Jackson
- Restaurant review, 8/7/88, 1F
- Restaurant review, 8/7/88, 1F; 11/9/89, 4F
- Peters, Ed
- Backlog of cases overwhelming, he tells justice reform
committee, 11/30/93, 5B
- Challenges attorney Mike Malouf to fistfight, 10/10/92,
1A; 10/14/92, 4B
- District Attorney defends handling of "black on black"
cases, 1/19/89; 2B
- Edwards' prosecutor criticized as racist on talk show,
6/26/89, 1A
- Gives county funding for sheriff's investigator in
his office, 10/6/92, 5B; 10/7/92, 3B
- His office must do work Jackson police didn't do,
he says, 10/1/93, 4B
- Race factor in jury selection, 5/27/87, 3B
- Says loss of 2 police officers will hurt investigations,
3/3/91, 3B
- Submits plan to combat crime near public schools,
9/7/91, 1A
- Supervisors to fund sheriff's department position
in DA's office, 1/26/93, 5B
- Peters, Ed SEE ALSO Course, Deloris
- Peterson, Derek SEE Marlboro Country Nights Dance Showdown
- Peterson, Ronnie
- Hancock County sheriff has solution to jail overcrowding,
6/30/94, 3B
- Petit Bois Island
- Controversy over lawsuit, 10/27/85, 1H
- Petit, Gerald SEE Vigilante attack
- Petra
- Christian rock band, 3/31/90, 1D
- Petrified Forest
- Flora
- Weekend getaway, 9/13/90, 3E
- Petrified Forest Museum
- Flora, 7/21/86, 1A; 10/19/86, 1F
- Petro, Mary Ann
- Creates English cottage garden in Jackson, 9/24/93,
1E
- Petrolane Gas Service SEE Propane (truck explosion
on I-55 South)
- Petroleum Council
- Becomes Mid-Continent Oil & Gas, 12/25/87, 12B
- Petroleum Independents Co-Operative, 2/26/87, 8B
- Pets
- California group In Defense of Animals targets theft,
4/6/93, 1B
- Choosing right pet; legal responsibilities, 10/13/91,
1E, 2E
- Electronic fences, 1/13/94, 1D
- Fido and Fifi...they're expensive to maintain, 4/5/93,
4B
- Hinds County grand jury recommends Jacksonians pay
license fee, 12/20/94, 1B
- Lost pets: experts offer a plan of action, 8/18/92,
1D
- Lost-pet scams, 9/7/93, 3B
- Microchip inserted into animals helps find lost pets,
5/21/93, 1B
- Missing pets in Greenville believed stolen, 8/3/91,
3B
- MSU studying feasibility of nursing home for pets,
7/5/91, 3B
- Parents urged not to buy, 4/17/87, 6B
- Parents urged not to buy Easter pets, 4/17/89, 6B
- Photography, 5/31/87, 1E
- Rescue
- Animals bought from pound to save from research,
9/1/86, 1A
- Tattoos can helf identify your pet, 3/11/93, 1D
- Veterinarians add pet supply stores, 1/17/94, 1D
- With new pets, let expectations be realistic, 7/22/94,
1E
- Pets SEE ALSO Cats
- Pets SEE ALSO Dogs
- Pets and Partners Program
- Handicapped, 11/28/86, 1B
- Pettie, Frank SEE Albemarle Health Care Center
- Pettit, Gerald SEE Vigilante attack
- Peyton, A.J.
- Justice Court judge fined by Commission on Judicial
Performance, 12/23/93, 3B
- Peyton, Arthur
- Resigns position of state Board of Education, 8/22/92,
1A
- PFG Precision Optics
- Ocean Springs, 2/22/87, 1G
- Ph D's
- Pharmacies SEE Drug stores
- Pharmacists SEE Druggists
- Pharmacy Board SEE Board of Pharmacy
- Pharr, Cynthia
- President of Tracy-Locke/Pharr public relations firm
in Dallas, 4/27/89, 1C
- Phelps, Bette
- Jackson artist now full time watercolorist, 5/26/91,
1F
- Jackson artist's program in Pearl school, 3/26/91,
4B
- Phelps, Bette Billhofer
- Artist does watercolors of Welty photographs, 9/7/89,
1E
- Phelps, Dunbar, Marks, Claverie & Sims
- New Orleans law firm expands in state, 8/29/89, 6B
- Phi Beta Kappa
- Denies Mississippi State a chapter, 9/6/90, 1A
- Its Committee on Qualifications to visit MSU, 5/9/89,
1B
- Mississippi State awaits decision on chapter location,
4/16/90, 1B
- State's first chapter installed at Millsaps, 3/4/89,
3B; 3/5/89, 1A
- Phi Theta Kappa
- Honor society receives grant from Kellogg Foundation,
6/17/92, 1B
- Jeane Kirkpatrick in Jackson for fund raising, 1/27/94,
1B
- Launches voter-registration campaign aimed at young
non-voters, 8/26/91, 3B
- Support sought for community college achievers, 11/28/94,
1B
- Phil's Place
- Restaurant review, 5/2/91, 4E; 6/7/90, 4E
- Philadelphia, Mississippi (30th anniversary of murders)
SEE Civil rights workers
- Philadelphia, Mississippi (Sex scandal)
- SEE Sexually abused children--Neshoba County
- Philip Morris U.S.A.
- Gives $100,000 in funding for literacy, 8/16/89, 2B
- Phillip M's
- Philadelphia
- Restaurant review, 12/29/94, 4E
- Phillip's Catering & Barbecue
- Restaurant review, 4/9/92, 4E
- Phillips College
- Education is big business, 7/17/88, 1G
- Federal audit calls for cutoff of $430 million in
funds, 8/1/92, 5B
- Lays off fifth of headquarters staff, 12/12/91, 8B;
12/14/91, 6B
- Local branches win federal loan fund acceptance, 5/13/92,
2B
- To buy Rutledge Colleges, 4/21/89, 8B
- Phillips Grocery
- Holly Springs, 1/14/87, 1C
- Phillips, A.M.
- Parchman staff physician gets 24% pay raise, 12/14/93,
1A
- Whitfield medical director enters alcohol rehab, 10/22/93,
1A
- Phillips, Earl & Winnie
- Counsel small businesses, 11/7/85, 8B
- Phillips, Gregg
- Confirmed as director of Human Services, 2/17/94,
1B; 2/18/94, 3B
- Fordice advisor takes over Human Services, 2/9/93,
1A; 2/10/93, 2B; 10/5/93, 3B
- Reported to be new chief-of-staff to Alabama governor,
12/1/94, 1B
- Phillips, Gregg SEE ALSO Department of Human Services
- Phillips, Ine
- Clinton Park Elementary School teacher retires, 5/15/92,
4B
- Phillips, Ivory
- JSU professor starts soccer program for inner-city
youth, 10/27/92, 1D
- Phillips, Jonathan SEE Student Space Station
- Phillips, Lamar SEE Dew, Bradley
- Phillips, Marcie
- Earth Team volunteer wins Interior Deppartment award,
6/17/92, 3B
- Phillips, Max
- Ag commissioner candidate: farmers more important
than museum, 8/28/91, 1B
- Challenges Ross for Ag Commissioner post, 7/18/91,
2B; 7/23/91, 2B
- Phillips, Preston
- Batesville inspires praise
- Why I Live Where I Live, 11/18/91, 1D
- Phillips, Terry Don
- Turns down USM job, 5/21/86, 1A
- Phillips, Thomas H
- Mississippi screen writer, 8/11/85, 1B
- Phoenix Fiber Cookie SEE Diet cookie
- Phoenix Outlet
- Owner Mohammed Jamila
- Not affected by drop in prime rate, 7/3/92, 5B
- Phone fraud SEE Scam
- Phone scam SEE Scam
- Phone sex SEE Scam
- Photo Plus
- Photo lab a growing concern
- How's business?, 8/4/92, 6B
- Photographer
- George Gibbons Smith, 9/19/89, 1D
- Photographers
- Birney Imes documents Delta juke joints and their
people, 1F; 1/29/89
- Jackson
- Kim Jurgens, 1/14/88, 1C
- Marion Vance, 12/29/87, 1C
- Patterson exhibits New York photos found in estate
sale, 11/17/91, 1F
- James Patterson to take wide-angle photos of downtown
Jackson, 6/4/89, 1F
- Posing perfect pictures, 10/2/90, 1D
- Ted Rankston
- Photographs
- Restorer, 3/30/87, 1D
- Tips on restoration, 11/7/93, 1F, 4F
- Photography Exhibit
- Jackson
- International Photographic Salon, 8/16/87, 1F
- Photography Now and Then...
- Exhibit at Brown's Fine Art & Frame, 11/13/94,
1F
- Phyfer, Mary
- Nude photo suit settled out of court, 5/20/86, 1B
- Physical education
- Board of Education urges mandatory physical education,
5/18/89, 1A
- Governor's Commission of Physical Fitness and Sport,
7/28/92, 3B
- Mississippi fitness (special series), 5/7-9/89, 1A+
- Schools are champions in President's Council..., 12/19/89,
4B
- Physical fitness SEE Physical training
- Physical Fitness and Sports, ...Governor's Conference
- In Jackson, 8/24/93, 3B; 8/27/93, 3B
- Physical therapists
- David Herrington fills need in rural facilities, 10/2/89,
1B
- Shortage in Mississippi and United States, 10/2/89,
1B; 10/20/94, 1A
- Physical Therapy Clinic of Jackson
- How's business?, 1/11/94, 6B
- Physical training
- Downtown YMCA's fitness program for young children,
2/1/91, 1E
- For exercise wear comfort and support important, 1/17/92,
1E
- Staying on track; new parents need not vegetate, 1/12/93,
1D
- Use of personal trainers, 2/7/90, 1D
- Physician assistants
- Mississippi only state not allowing them to practice,
7/26/94, 1A
- Physician Opportunity Fair
- At Ag Museum, 11/5/93, 4B
- Physicians SEE Doctors
- Physicians Recovery Program
- Counsels doctors with drug, alcohol problems, 7/29/91,
1A
- Piano SEE Keyboard
- Pica
- Rare eating disorder, 11/24/85, 1B
- Picard, Mark
- Picayune High School
- Racial unrest at school; police patrol at football
game, 10/8/93, 1A
- Picayune, Mississippi, 6/28/87, 3B
- Named most hospitable town by ...Batteries Great American
Race, 7/9/92, 3B
- Veterans Memorial funded by citizens, 11/8/90, 3E
- Water shortages on East Pearl River, 8/26/90, 1B;
8/28/90, 1B
- Piccadilly Cafeteria
- Opens 2nd Jackson location, 7/9/87, 8B
- Pick a Pet
- Feature in the Clarion-Ledger, 5/12/94, 1D
- Pick-your-own farms
- Becoming increasingly popular, 6/2/89, 8B
- Pickard family
- Ocean Springs
- Their residence Palmetto, 2/12/90, 1D
- Pickens, Bryant
- Accused of chicken tampering at Wayne Farms Poultry
Processing, 3/19/93, 5B
- Pickens, David Andrew
- Pleads innocent: federal scam charges, 10/20/88, 8B
- Pickens, Mississippi
- Martin Luther King Jr. Association reclaims park,
11/8/92, 1A
- Mayor, Board of Aldermen in standoff, 7/10/88, 1B
- Public swimming pool reopened, 6/6/93, 1B
- Pickering, Charlene SEE Murder-for-hire---Pearl
- Pickering, Charles
- Finishes tenure as Baptist president, 11/16/85, 1C
- Grilled on racial record at Senate confirmation hearing,
7/20/90, 1A
- Kennedy delays vote on Pickering nomination, 8/3/90,
1B
- Laurel lawyer nominated by Bush for federal court,
5/11/90, 1B
- Lock on Nixon's judgeship, 9/24/89, 1H; 11/4/89, 1A
- Mississippi senators recommend him for judgeship,
11/10/89, 1A
- Senate confirms Pickering to replace Nixon, 9/29/90,
1A; 10/3/90, 1B
- Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approves nomination,
9/28/90, 1B
- Withdrawal from race, 2/14/87, 1B
- Pickering, George
- Genetic testing could link him to Rankin County rapes,
9/4/93, 5B; 9/15/93, 4B
- Testimony sends rape case to grand jury, 10/6/93,
4B
- Pickett Food Service, 12/12/86, 8B
- Pickett, Annie SEE Edwards Elementary School
- Pickett, Hugh
- Appointed superintendent of school for the deaf, 3/20/93,
1B
- Pickett, Mamie SEE Veterans---Hinds County...
- Pickins Hardwoods
- Fred and Sharon Pickens, owners
- How's business?, 1/13/93, 5B
- Pickle, Lance
- Parents use CPR to revive son found floating in pool,
5/28/92, 1B
- Pickle, Warren
- Shoots friend Randy Martin over unpaid-for pig, 9/1/92,
5B
- Pickups (trucks)
- Escape 3% sales tax, 6/22/85, 1B
- GM rebates over unsafe fuel tanks
- 94,453 in state eligible for rebate, 8/9/93, 1A
- Picnics
- Central High picnic and Mississippi reunions in Charlotte
and LA, 10/21/94, 1E
- Picnics (New York) SEE Way Up North in Mississippi
- Picnics (Washington, D.C.) SEE Mississippi Society...
- Picture IDs SEE Students---Jackson----Picture IDs...
- Pie contest
- Pier 1 Stores, 2/24/87, 8B
- Pierce, Constance
- Millsaps College artist-in-residence, 12/21/94, 1D
- Pierce, Earl
- Head of Bureau of Narcotics 6th District, Meridian,
4/5/93, 1D
- Pig Fest SEE Possum Town Pig Fest
- Pigeon drops, Jackson
- Bertha Carter loses $345, 11/27/93, 1B; 11/29/93,
2B
- Scams may claim twice as much, 9/5/88, 1B
- Pigeon drops, Mississippi
- Nigerian scam reported in state, 12/8/94, 1B
- Pigeons
- Mid-South Pigeon Racing Club, 5/16/93, 1F
- Pigg, Charlie
- Gunshot victim recovering from hunting accident, 4/20/89,
1B
- Pigg, John SEE Riverboat gambling---Greenville...
- Piggly Wiggly
- New store in Jackson Square, 2/8/86, 8B
- Plans to open Meadowbrook Road store, 6/3/94, 6B
- Ridgeland stores loses lease near incoming Jitney
Jungle, 10/8/93, 5B
- Store in Jackson Square to close, 9/6/86, 8B
- Pigott, Brad
- Appointed to Board of Education, 2/16/89, 3B
- Candidate, views, 2/4/88, 1B
- Named U.S. attorney for southern district of Mississippi,
12/21/94, 4B; /30/94, 1A
- Resigns from state Board of Education, 12/28/94, 1B
- To run for US House of Reps, 11/11/87, 3B
- Pigott, Carole
- Jackson artist's technique in American Artist magazine,
3/25/90, 1F
- Pigott, Louis SEE University of Mississippi
- Pigs
- Brandon man Warren Pickle shoots friend over late
pig payment, 9/1/92, 5B
- Canton man charged with giving wine to neighbor's
swine, 1/26/90, 1B
- Miniature pot belly pigs, 11/26/90, 1D
- Pig race at State Fair, 10/6/89, 1B
- Praying pigs, a hot video, 2/8/88, 1C
- Pike County Jail
- New facility being vandalized by inmates, 11/18/93,
3B; 12/16/93, 2B
- Pike County Public Schools
- Get emergency $50,000 to keep buses running, 12/6/90,
1B
- Pike County Sheriff's Department
- Glennis "Lawman of the Year," 5/14/88, 2B
- Sheriff to resign, 1/5/90, 3B
- Pike, Marlin
- Madison man arrested in home loan fraud scam, 4/14/93,
3B
- Pilgrimages, SEE ALSO SPECIFIC TOURS SUCH AS NATCHEZ
PILGRIMAGE
- Pilgrimages, Mississippi
- 1987: Spring tours, 3/1/87, 1F
- 1988: State has plenty to choose from (Spring pilgrimages),
2/28/88, 1F
- 1989: Pilgrimages take paths to the past, 3/30/89,
3D
- 1990: It's the season for trips to the past, 3/4/90,
1F; 3/29/90, 9E
- 1991: Homes on tour, 3/7/91, 6E
- 1991: Journey into the past, 3/28/91, 3E
- 1992: Coast and Vicksburg pilgrimages begin, 3/18/93,
3E; 3/19/92, 3E
- 1992: Final weekend: Aberdeen, Carrollton, etc., 4/9/92,
7E
- 1993: From Laurel to Yazoo City, 3/25/93, 9E; 4/15/93,
3E
- Pilliod of Mississippi, Inc
- NLRB continues probe, 8/23/88, 8B
- Pillman, Naka
- Her 'African Diary' to be published by Quail Ridge
Press, 6/6/90, 1D
- Pilots
- 11 year old, 6/15/87, 1A
- Close formation aerobatic team flying vintage T-6's,
10/29/91, 1D
- Columbia's man's suicide and secret life stun friends,
10/28/89, 1A
- Mars and Thompson in Mississippi flying marathon,
3/1/93, 1D
- Missing in Vietnam
- Remains returned after 16 years, 5/29/89, 1A
- Navy pilots die after mid-air collision over Macon,
4/14/89, 1A; 4/15/89, 1B
- Rutan and Yeager, 12/24/86, 1A
- World War II
- Remains found in Burma, 11/12/87, 1A
- Pilots SEE ALSO Dutch and Javanese pilots (World War
II)
- Pine Belt Boys and Girls Club
- Judge credits it with reducing juvenile crime, 11/14/94,
8A
- Pine Belt Cablevision
- AG Moore files lawsuit: unfair trade practices, 6/9/94,
5B
- City wasn't contacted on AG Moore's lawsuit, 6/11/94,
5B
- Pine Belt Education Service Center
- Laurel school helps problem students, 2/2/93, 4B
- Pine Belt Regional Education Service Center
- Laurel alternative school, 3/3/92, 4B
- Pine forests
- Beetles widespread, 6/9/85, 1B
- Growth declining, 1/26/86, 1C
- Pine Hills casino SEE Dockside gambling, Harrison County
- Pine Hills Hotel
- Pass Christian
- Attempt at restoration, 3/3/86, 1A
- Plans to demolish, 6/5/86, 1B
- Pine Street
- Jackson
- City Council to consider closing, 8/9/86, 1B
- Fence dispute, 6/20/86, 1B
- Jackson-Council refuses reopen request
- Pine trees
- Forestry Commission bureaucracy, 6/8/87, 1B
- Pinehurst Hotel
- Pines Club
- Saucier
- Raided for serving to minors, 7/28/91, 3B
- Piney Woods
- Birthday of Laurence Jones is commemorated
- LeRoy Walker is speaker, 11/21/94, 1B
- Books reveal founder's story, 2/14/88, 3F
- Celebrates Laurence Jones' 109th birthday, 11/18/91,
1A
- Charles Beady new head, 3/2/86, 1B; 3/3/86, 1A
- Circle of Churches donation base to be revived, 2/26/94,
1D
- College-hunting trip for seniors funded by Gulfport
couple, 9/29/93, 1A
- Ex-Nurse files suit over overtime pay, 8/8/89, 3B
- Featured on '60 Minutes', 1/4/93, 1B; 12/28/92, 1A
- Fire on campus burns 4 acres, 9/14/93, 5B
- Founders Day marked, 3/7/94, 1A
- Junior ROTC program started, 5/11/93, 1A
- Mike Espy speech, 3/9/87, 3B
- Paul Davis starts teaching physics, 4/15/86, 1D
- Rev. Samuel Thompson, new chaplain, 12/5/87, 1C
- School marks Founder's Day, 3/14/88, 1A
- School teaches the whole child, 6/15/90, 4B
- Student Sidney Jones is great-grandson of founder
Laurence Jones, 1/5/92, 1A
- To be featured on '60 Minutes', 6/8/92, 1A; 7/28/92,
4B
- Valedictorian going to Princeton University, 6/7/93,
1B
- Will continue to expel pregnant students, 8/16/94,
1B
- Wynton Marsalis benefit, 4/24/94, 1E
- Piney Woods Country Life School- SEE: Piney Woods
- Pinkham, Paula SEE Murder, Raleigh
- Pinkston, Randall
- Mississippi native is CBS White House correspondent,
1/24/92, 1E
- Pinocchio (Movie)
- Restored film opens in Jackson, 6/25/92, 1D
- Pins SEE Service award pins
- Pioneer and Indian Festival
- Annual event held on Natchez Trace, 10/20/94, 7E;
10/24/91, 3E
- At Crafts Center on Natchez Trace, 10/18/90, 3E; 10/21/93,
12E
- Pioneer Recovery Systems
- Future uncertain, 8/18/85, 4G
- Pipe bombs
- Bomb explodes in Humphrey's County sheriff's office,
5/28/91, 2B; 5/29/91, 1A
- Carthage man sentenced to 8 months on pipe bomb charge,
7/20/90, 1B
- Jackson man Robert Greenlee gets 5+ years in pipe
bomb case, 4/3/93, 4B
- Robert Greenlee of Jackson arrested for making bombs,
11/14/91, 1A
- Pipe smoking
- Is there tolerance for thoughtful pipe enthusiasts?,
1/8/91, 1D
- Pipe smoking SEE Smoking
- Pipeline (Jackson County) SEE Jackson County Industrial
Water System
- Pipelines
- Gas-line crack in Reservoir area disrupts service,
12/22/94, 5B
- Hinds County
- Fear causes county to remove pipeline near Byram,
7/12/91, 4B
- Homeless man discovers gas leak at old Jatran building,
6/16/94, 4B
- Mississippi, 1H; 6/21/87, 1B
- Pipeline compressor noise disturbing southern Hinds
County, 5/16/90, 5B
- Southern Natural Gas line explodes in Attala County,
1/15/94, 1B
- Tupelo
- Rupture cuts off heat, 12/24/90, 1A, 12/25/90,
1A, 1B; 12/26/90, 1A
- Venting of gas pipeline causes big boom in Jackson,
3/7/90, 1A
- Pipes
- Burst pipes in many cities across Mississippi, 12/27/89,
1B
- Contaminated pipe in Mississippi schools, 9/5/89,
1A; 9/6/89, 1A; 9/11/89, 1B; 9/17/89, 1A
- Contaminated pipe in state parks, 9/20/89, 1A; 9/21/89,
1B; 9/22/89, 1A; 9/23/89, 3B
- Radioactive pipes in playground equipment, 6/26/87,1A;
6/27/87, 1A+; 6/30/87, 1B
- State tests, 7/5/87, 1A; 7/8/87,1A; 7/9/87, 3B
- Pippen, Chip
- Jackson Police, 12/20/87, 1E
- Police spokesman reassigned to street duty, 6/13/91,
5B
- Pippen, John SEE JATRAN
- Piptone, Louis
- Businesswoman irked at denial of tax exemption, 6/23/94,
4B
- Pirate
- Curse
- Pitcher Point, 3/8/87, 1E
- Pisarev, Vadim SEE Ballet Mississippi;SEE Dontesk Ballet
Theater
- Piscatella, Joe
- Cookbook author brings message to Jackson, 10/16/91,
1D
- Pisgah High School
- Students score above average on ACT, 2/25/90, 12A
- Pisgah, Mississippi
- All juniors at Pisgah High School pass literacy test,
5/27/89, 1A
- Pistol linceses SEE Gunslinger law
- Pistols SEE Gun control; Gunslinger law
- Pit bull dogs
- Assault charges filed against Simpson County owners,
12/17/91, 1B
- Attack Simpson County man; dogs destroyed, 12/6/91,
1B; 12/8/91, 3B; 12/16/91, 1B
- Biloxi dog returned to owner; cat-owning neighbor
complains, 4/27/91, 4B
- Bite girl, 10/15/87, 2B
- Boys attacked in south Jackson; Kenneth Shows owns
dogs, 5/30/92, 5B
- Fighting, 6/22/87, 1B
- Florence man must get rid of dogs or lose insurance,
6/11/89, 1A
- Humane Society puts 15 pit bulls to sleep, 4/5/90,
5B
- Indianola ordinance banning pit bulls is opposed,
7/19/90, 1A
- Mauls neighbor's dog, 7/30/87, 1B
- Owner sentenced to jail for dog's attack on child,
2/19/89, 4B
- Pro and con, 7/26/87, 2G
- Ridgeland eases restrictions, 4/23/92, 1A
- Woman bitten in south Jackson, 12/7/94, 1B
- Pitcher Point, 3/8/87, 1E
- Pitchford, Lonnie
- Bluesman to have Rooster Blues album, 2/20/92, 6E
- Pittman, Ed
- Black support, 7/31/87, 1B
- Budget excess, 7/3/87, 1B
- Campaign '87, 7/24/87, 1A
- Considers US House or State Supreme Court, 10/27/87,
1B
- Criticized by Mississippi Wildlife Fed., 3/27/87,
1B
- Doubted Stone's qualifications, 10/12/87, 1B
- Expected to qualify for Supreme Ct. bid, 1/7/88, 1B
- First Mississippi Bank chief testifies, 9/16/86, 1A
- Gubernatorial plans, 3/19/87, 4B
- Increase teacher pay if elected governor, 4/22/87,
3B
- Irl Dean Rhodes case
- Mistake in Pruett's retrial, 6/9/87, 1B; 6/12/87,
3B
- Office is umbrella for legal questions, 11/7/85, 1B
- Personal finances, 1/8/87, 1B
- Probe into campaign contributions, 9/12/86, 1A
- Says court should attune to public, 10/27/88, 1B
- Settles Chickasaw cession suit, 12/21/86, 1B
- Sues Irl Dean Rhodes, 5/21/87, 1A; 5/27/87, 1A
- Suit against LeFlore County tax assessor, 5/32/87,
2B
- Sworn in as a state Supreme Court justice, 1B; 1/4/89
- Teacher pay raise pledge, 5/1/87, 1B
- To be sworn in Jan. 3 as justice on state Supreme
Court, 12/30/88, 3B
- Wants ethics panel suit dismissed, 10/12/86, 1B
- Wins election to Mississippi Supreme Court, 11/9/88,
1B
- Work as Attorney General hampers him as judge, 4/8/89,
3B
- Pittman, Gail
- Business profile
- Gail Pittman Inc., custom designed ceramics, 1/23/89,
4E
- Pittman, Gail SEE Gail Pittman Inc
- Pittman, George
- MC English professor's Shakespeare festival, 4/23/90,
1E
- Pittman, Luther
- Circuit Judge from Raleigh dies ar age 69, 12/3/90,
1B
- Pittman, Robert
- Mr. MTV quits old job, 12/2/87, 8B
- Pittman, William
- 1978 charge of receiving stolen property were dropped,
3/28/89, 1B
- 2 plead innocent in sex case, 1/10/90, 2B
- Admits photographing teen sex acts, 7/8/89, 1A
- Bail reduction asked in circuit court, 6/13/92, 4B
- Bond set for man accused of filming sex with youths,
3/28/89, 1A
- Case may develop charges against Jackson lawyers,
7/11/89, 1A
- Claims money woes, wants state attorney, 9/26/89,
1B
- Coast judge James E. Thomas to hear sodomy cases,
3/14/90, 1B
- Defendant Moore to prosecutors: what about you?, 3/8/90,
1B
- Defendant Sebastian Moore says sex charges will be
dropped, 4/25/90, 1B
- Defendants plea bargain in teen sex-ring case(Gressett,
Deweese), 10/23/90, 1B
- Denied new trial by Court of Appeals, 7/25/90, 1B
- District Attorney names Joe Clay Hamilton prosecutor,
12/1/89, 1A; 12/2/89, 1B
- District Attorney Peters seeks state advice, 11/8/89,
1A
- District Attorney's office will continue to work on
case, 11/23/89, 1B
- Father and daughter booked in sex case, 12/19/89,
1B
- Federal prosecutors ask for deferral, 8/4/89, 1B
- Fires attorney, withdraws guilty plea, 9/15/89, 1B;
9/19/89, 1B
- Given 20 years in teen sex case, 9/30/89, 1A
- Grand jury looks into prostitution case, 12/10/89,
1B; 12/12/89, 1B; 12/15/89, 1B
- Grand jury will hear sex case evidence, 11/22/89,
1A
- Guilty plea in 1989 case set aside by Judge, 5/28/92,
1A; 6/3/92, 1B
- Harrison County judge dismisses charges against group,
6/14/91, 1A
- Hearing delayed, 4/8/89, 1B
- Hinds County prosecutor sues TV station for slander,
4/4/90, 1B
- His attorney wants to examine girls' records, 6/27/89,
1A
- Indicted on 3 more charges in child porn case, 5/12/89,
1B
- Jackson detectives interview him on other suspects,
10/4/89, 4B
- Jackson police continue investigation of involvement
by others, 10/5/89, 1A
- Judge hears arguments on oral sex, 4/23/90, 1B
- Judge refuses request for sentencing delay, 9/28/89,
1B
- Judge removes word 'sodomy' from indictments, 4/24/90,
1B
- Judge to rule on unsealing court documents, 10/11/89,
1B
- Judge to say Monday if man allowed bond, 3/25/89,
1B
- Judge Wingate won't unseal papers with case ongoing,
10/13/89, 1B
- Last suspect surrenders in case, 1/3/90, 1B
- Lawyer representing girl is being investigated, 4/28/89,
1A
- Lawyer says search of his house illegal, 6/29/89,
3B
- Lawyer seeking to have 3 sex charges dropped, 6/6/89,
1B
- Lawyers among 6 people arrested in sex case, 12/16/89,
1A; 12/17-18/89, 1B
- Lawyers want decision on constitutionality of unatural
sex law, 10/12/90, 1B
- Lewis Powell's doubts in national sodomy case affect
charges, 11/6/90, 1B
- May have made nude photos at Vicksburg military park,
7/1/89, 1A; 7/3/89, 1B
- One of charges dismissed, 6/9/89, 2B
- Other arrests expected in sex scandal, 9/20/89, 1A
- Parents' property put up for bond, 6/17/92, 1B
- Peters will obtain outside help in investigation,
10/13/89, 1B
- Playboy Magazine looking at case, 1/17/90, 1B
- Pleads guilty in sex case, 7/15/89, 1A
- Police say additional arrests are near, 11/18/89,
2B; 11/21/89, 1B
- Police will not charge 2 alleged teenage prostitutes,
12/30/89, 1A
- Rankin County DA says court order will slow inquiry,
4/22/89, 1A
- Rankin County now holds him on sex charges, 6/9/92,
1A; 6/10/92, 1B
- Rankin DA seeks investigation of lawyers linked to
sex with children, 3/29/89, 1A
- Rankin DA won't comment on delay in hearing, 7/7/89,
1B
- Rankin man held on sex charges, 3/22/89, 1B
- Rankin man indicted on sex charges, 3/14/89, 1A
- Reimers and Kim Deweese surrender in sex case, 12/29/89,
1B
- Reimers given immunity for cooperation in investigation,
11/10/90, 1B
- Says being treated unfairly by Rankin County, 7/1/89,
1A
- Sentenced to 3 1/2 years in sex case, 9/29/89, 1A
- Sentencing of 5 counts of filming sex acts, 7/21/89,
2B; 7/22/89, 2B
- Sues 'Clarion-Ledger,' charging false statements,
12/20/90, 4B
- Suspect Moore asks jury selection be closed, 3/6/90,
1B
- Suspect Reimers asks charges be dropped, claims immunity,
6/19/90, 3B
- Teenage prostitute list contains 11 not arrested,
10/11/90, 1A
- Trial set for July, 4/18/89, 3B
- Wants trial closed, 6/23/89, 1B
- Wants trial outside Rankin County, 5/23/89, 3B; 6/8/89,
2B; 6/16/89, 1B
- Will borrow money to pay federal fine, 5/1/93, 1B
- Pitts, Gary
- Proposes tax break for joining neighborhood watch
groups, 6/19/92, 2B
- Pitts, Jerry
- Single father, 6/18/89, 1E
- Pizinski, Mike SEE Football players
- Pizitz, Inc
- Acquired by McRae's, 1/31/87, 8B
- McRae merger, 2/22/87, 1G
- Pizza
- Pizza Hut
- Buys 27 Mississippi Pizza Inns, 7/2/88, 8B
- Pizza murder
- 3 plead innocent, 5/14/87, 1A
- 4 charged in slaying, 4/21/87, 1A
- Accused killers' trials, 6/3/87, 1B
- Clemons found guilty, 8/7/87, 1A
- Clemons'new sentencing trial must be outside Vicksburg,
3/21/92, 3B; 3/26/92, 3B
- Clemons: I'm not killer, 8/6/87, 1B
- Deliverer slain, suspect pleads innocent, 4/22/87,
1A
- Execution set Jan. 4 for killer, 12/1/88, 1B
- Given death penalty, 8/9/87, 1A
- Judge moves trial, 6/4/87, 1B
- Jury deliberates sentence, 8/8/87, 1B
- State Supreme Court orders Clemons resentenced (aggravating
events), 1/16/92, 1A
- Suspect: Antonio Hay, 8/12/87, 1B; 8/13/87, 1A; 8/14/87,
1A
- Vicksburg, 4/20/87, 1A
- Plane crashes SEE Aircraft accidents
- Planetarium SEE Davis Planetarium
- Planning and Working Task Force on Criminal Justice
- Planning Commission
- County hikes pay for zoning board members, 1/10/90,
3B
- Plantation homes
- Claiborne County
- Vernalia burns, 9/5/89, 1B
- Louisiana
- Ghosts, 8/30/87, 1H
- Madewood, Nottoway, Oak Alley, 8/9/92, 1F
- No Mistake Plantation in Satartia, a bed and breakfast,
4/17/91, 1D
- Plantation homes SEE ALSO Historic houses
- Planters Hall
- Vicksburg
- Fund-raising aims at renovation, 2/4/90, 4B
- Plants (Botany)
- Plotkin speaks at Ole Miss on healing plants from
the Amazon, 4/12/91, 1E
- Turns sewage into water in Picayune scientist's home,
12/11/89, 1A
- Plastic foam products
- Ole Miss will stop using, 12/7/89, 1B
- Plastic surgery
- Vanity is not the most common reason, 2/16/92, 1E
- Platoon (Movie)
- Jackson vets reaction to, 2/6/87, 1A
- Playboy (magazine), 1/3/87, 1A
- College students pose for "Girls of the SEC," 8/29/89,
1A; 8/31/89, 1A
- Doing 'Girls of the Southeastern Conference' again,
4/13/94, 1A; 4/19/94, 1B
- Girls of the SEC issue: 3 from state schools featured,
8/30/94, 1B; 9/2/94, 1B
- Wants to photograph Ole Miss, MSU coeds for SEC issue,
3/31/89, 1B
- Playgirl (magazine)
- Names Ray Mabus one of the sexiest men of 1989, 7/18/89,
1A; 7/19/89, 1B
- Women say U.S. Attorney George Phillips sexy as Mabus,
7/20/89, 4B
- Playground equipment (contamination problem) SEE Pipes
- Playgrounds
- Danger lurks among the monkey bars, 8/26/92, 1D
- Playhouse North SEE Clinton Community Theatre
- Plaza I and II office buildings
- Plazamatazz
- At One Jackson Place, 9/3/92, 4E
- Plea bargaining
- Judges Evans, Bogen and Davis seek to eliminate bargainig,
10/3/93, 1B; 10/27/93, 1B
- Pleasant Valley Methodist Church
- Near Hazlehurst
- Celebrates 150 years, 10/7/89, 1C
- Pledge of Allegiance
- House bill requiring it in schools is buried, 2/13/91,
1A
- Said only once a week in Mississippi House, 2/14/91,
1A
- Pless, Hubert
- Helping hand to William Frohn, 1/7/91, 1D
- Plotkin, Mark
- Speaks at Ole Miss on healing plants from the Amazon,
4/12/91, 1E
- Plumley Company
- Belzoni company makes rubber appliance hoses, 9/`17/88,
10B
- Plunk, Peggy Dees
- Vancleave woman's home a postcard of the past
- Weekend getaway, 1/2/92, 3E
- Plunkett, Kent and Karen
- Perseverance pays off: both graduate from med school,
5/30/93, 1A
- Plus Models Management Ltd
- Plymouth/AAA Trouble Shooting contest
- Automobile mechanics competition, 5/8/91, 2B
- Plywood
- Building suppliers deny price gouging before Hurricane
Andrew, 8/28/92, 5B
- Prices rise due to Hurricane Hugo, 10/27/89, 6B
- Pneumonia vaccinations
- Many state clinics lacking critical vaccine, 12/13/94,
1A
- Mississippi companies, 11/24/86, 3B
- Po' Folks
- Restaurant review, 4/30/89, 1F
- Poaching
- Judge gives maximum jail time in poaching case, 1/8/89;
10D
- Pocahontas Baptist Church
- Burns, 9/11/87, 1B; 9/14/87, 1B
- Pocahontas Volunteer Fire Department
- Concern of proximity to new neighborhood park, 1/18/94,
6B
- Equipment missing, 1/11/93, 2B; 12/14/92, 3B
- Needs tanker truck, 9/15/91, 3B
- Poets
- Bar review, 8/24/89, 5G
- Calvin Miller, 2/28/87, 1C
- Pauline Simmons Busbee of Meridian, 4/15/94, 1E
- Restaurant review, 6/28/87, 1F; 10/18/90, 4E
- PoGo Bal, 6/25/87, 1B
- Pogo sticks SEE Air Pogo
- Poindexter, Will
- Lawmaker-lobbyist's vote a meeting is criticized,
12/11/92, 5B
- Poinsettias
- Care and feeding, 12/15/86, 1D
- Point Cadet Development Corp
- After criminal cases, waterfront project may go ahead,
8/19/90, 8B
- Biloxi
- Mayor: audit threat to proj., 2/18/88, 2B
- Biloxi council asks HUD to finish audit, 12/31/88,
1A
- Biloxi officials may see federal audit today,
1/13/89; 3B
- Blessey blasts FBI agent, 3/1/88, 1B
- City of Biloxi discontinues funding, 9/18/91, 3B
- Ex-HUD official, projects investigated, 7/19/88, 1A
- Grand juries investigate HUD case, 7/20/88, 3B
- Grand jury faces deadline to end probe, 3/28/89, 3B
- Grand Jury reconvenes on project, 7/9/88, 1B
- HUD allows city to keep contested $249,930, 1/9/92,
3B
- HUD audit finds no wrongdoing, 3/27/92, 3B
- Outgoing mayor and city council buy property from,
6/20/89, 5B
- Reagan aides asked favors for Biloxi, 9/1/89, 1B
- Points of Light
- IBM office in Jackson recognized, 12/23/92, 5B
- Mississippi winners listed, 8/12/92, 1B; 9/28/92,
2B; 10/18/92, 3B
- Poison Control Center
- Poison ivy, 7/1/87, 1C
- University of Mississippi researchers have developed
vaccine, 6/5/92, 1A
- Poisoning
- 72 animals poisoned at Yalobusha County hunting camp,
3/20/91, 1A
- Schlater incident awakens Delta to farm dangers, 4/10/91,
2B
- Schlater woman mistakes poison for pepper; 5 hospitalized,
3/19/91, 1B; 3/20/91, 2B
- Poitevin, Susan
- Camden woman is calligrapher/card designer, 11/8/93,
1D
- Poker party
- Senatobia
- Suspects questioned in robbery and murder of 6
poker players, 4/5/92, 5B
- Tennessee man Dennis Harris pleads guilty to 5
slayings, 10/1/92, 13A
- Poland, Shay SEE Crump, Walter 'Jimmy'
- Police academy SEE Law Enforcement Training Academy
- Police attorney SEE Morris, Lester
- Police beatings SEE ALSO Police brutality
- Police beatings, Clarksdale
- Six officers suspended in beating case, 9/10/91, 2B;
9/11/91, 2B
- Police beatings, Hattiesburg
- Judge dismisses Edward Fairly's suit, 4/15/94, 3B
- Police beatings, Jackson
- (Barton) Beaten by 4 policemen, man claims, 8/8/93,
1B
- (Barton) Danks to represent beating victim, 8/11/93,
1B
- (Kennedy)
- Family claims youth beaten at restaurant, 7/14/92,
5B
- (Law) Assualt charges dropped; civil suit pursued,
11/18/92, 1A
- (Law) Callers angry about beating video, 8/25/91,
5B
- (Law) Files lawsuit; claims jail beatings 'widespread',
12/5/91, 4B
- (Law) Houston asks judge to block a second trial,
9/17/91, 5B
- (Law) Houston goes on trial for assault, 9/12/91,
1A
- (Law) Houston trial begins, 11/17/92, 1B
- (Law) Law fined $100 for striking Officer Houston,
10/29/91, 5B
- (Law) Mistrial declared in Houston's assault trial,
9/14/91, 1A
- (Law) No witnesses to woman's beating are reprimanded,
8/23/91, 1A
- (Law) Suit is dismissed, 6/8/93, 4B
- (Law) Tape shows beating at Jackson City Jail, 4/12/91,
1A; 4/13/91, 1A
- (Law) Witness describes nightstick beating, 9/13/91,
1A
- (Manning) Officers reimbursed for defense charges,
4/20/94, 4B
- (Russum et.al.) in traffic incident, 4/28/93, 4B;
4/29/93, 1B; 4/30/93, 1B
- (Thomas) 4 Officers charged in beating, 4/23/91, 1A
- (Thomas) Accused officers will be terminated, 4/25/91,
1A
- (Thomas) Amidst bitterness, the five officers repin
badges, 10/25/91, 1A
- (Thomas) Beating has made Earnest Thomas 'paranoid',
4/26/91, 5B
- (Thomas) FBI being brought into beating case, 4/24/91,
1A
- (Thomas) Fired officers regain jobs with back pay,
10/24/91, 1A
- (Thomas) Gaddis won't be reinstated, Walker says,
7/19/91, 1A
- (Thomas) July trial date set, 6/6/91, 5B; 7/17/91,
4B
- (Thomas) Lawyers expect dismissal of charges for 3,
7/25/91, 4B
- (Thomas) Officer Gaddis acquittted in beating case,
7/18/91, 1A
- (Thomas) Officers seeking reinstatement, 10/10/91,
2B; 10/11/91, 4B
- (Thomas) Overreaction charged in firing; appeals likely,
5/1/91, 1A
- (Thomas) Thomas is arrested for assault, 5/12/91,
1B; 6/25/91, 3B
- (Tillman) Officer Jernigan ordered to pay him $25,000,
12/7/91, 5B
- Police accused of beating 2 suspects in separate incidents,
9/10/91, 5B
- Police beatings, Morton
- Suit charges police struck handcuffed man, 8/1/91,
3B
- Police brutality, Clinton
- Man Rayford Bradshaw seeks $15Million in lawsuit,
12/7/91, 5B
- Police brutality, Hattiesburg
- Suit rejected, ex-cop wins damages, 4/28/90, 5B
- Police brutality, Jackson
- Anthony Jones awarded $6000: use of excessive force,
8/26/94, 4B
- Diabetic Aaron Spann suing Police Department, 12/13/93,
1B
- Jackson NAACP lodges complaints on 3 instances, 6/24/93,
1B
- Jackson police subject of federal probe, 1/8/93, 1A
- Police brutality, Mississippi
- When does force become excessive?, 3/8/92, 1A, 12A
- Police brutality, Pearl
- Man charges Police Chief Magee with assault, 9/10/93,
5B
- Police chases SEE Automobile chases
- Police chiefs SEE ALSO Police
- Police dogs SEE K-9 Corps (police dogs)
- Police Explorers
- Reach-out program for inner-city youth, 5/9/92, 4B;
6/5/93, 1B
- Police Friends of Isable
- Mentor program pairing students and police, 4/9/92,
3B
- Police scanners
- Becoming popular in Jackson: may interfere with police
work, 6/20/93, 1B
- Police standoff, Claiborne County
- Man ousted by Patrol SWAT team, 1/5/92, 3B
- Police standoff, Forest
- Standoff ends, 4 teenage hostages freed, 6/28/94,
3B
- Police standoff, Jackson
- Borden arrested; Goodson city's 49th homicide, 9/6/91,
1B; 9/7/91, 5B
- Man captured by police after falling asleep, 11/29/89,
5B
- Man Tommy Davis threatens to burn himself up, 9/9/93,
1A; 9/10/93, 1B
- Police say two weapons possibly used in slaying of
Goodson, 9/13/91, 4B
- South Jackson standoff ends after 6 hours, 6/28/93,
1A
- Police standoff, Tchula
- 1 dies, 1 hurt, man faces charges, 10/13/94, 3B
- Police sweeps (Jackson) SEE Crime rate, Jackson
- Police sweeps (Jackson) SEE Drug raids
- Police union, Jackson, 1/8/87, 1B; 2/5/87, 3B
- Black vote, 1/30/87, 3B
- Breakfasts, 2/10/82
- City Council committee vote, 2/4/87, 1A
- City Council refusal to vote, 2/11/87, 1B
- Danks opposes pay proposal, 8/10/85, 1A
- Editorial, 1/13/87, 8A
- Mayor and Council at odds, 12/9/86, 1B
- Opposition, 1/20/87, 1A
- Public debate, 1/14/87, 1B
- Public hearing, 1/21/87, 1A
- Seeks opinion on striking ability, 8/14/85, 1A
- Police, Jackson SEE Jackson Police Department
- Police, McComb
- Fatal shooting by police protested, 8/1/90, 1A; 8/2/90,
1A; 8/3/90, 1A; 8/11/90, 1B
- Police, Mississippi
- Bullet-resistant vest saves deputy in drug raid, 4/3/93,
1B
- Consider upgrading firepower, 12/17/89, 1A
- POLICE, MISSISSIPPI
- COUNTRY COP; CITY COP; SAME CRIMES, 10/20/91, 1A
- Police, Mississippi
- It's your right: how to file complaint against police,
10/13/91, 1G
- Law Enforcement Assault Committee studies police slayings,
9/23/92, 2B
- New 9-week training session begins in Jackson, 9/3/90,
1A
- State adds 52 new officers thanks to federal crime
bill, 10/8/94, 1B
- Polio
- Jackson Polio Support Group, 6/8/93, 1D
- Victims say it strikes twice, 3/13/88, 1C
- Political action committees, 5/18/87, 3B
- Contributions in '87 campaign, 8/28/87, 1B
- Dental group's checks legal, 3/24/88, 1A
- Espy has nearly a million dollars in contributions,
7/11/91, 1B
- Funds: Espy tops state list, 2/24/88, 3B
- NRA greatly outspends Handgun Control Inc in Mississippi,
12/5/93, 1A
- Out-of-state contributors can be kept secret, 1/14/93,
1B
- Political advertising SEE Television advertising
- Political campaigns
- High-cost campaigns come to Mississippi, 6/11/89,
1B
- Political contributions SEE Campaign funds
- Political parties
- Mississippi
- Face transition during election yr, 12/13/87,
1A
- Political signs SEE Campaign signs
- Politicians
- History shows incumbents a powerful force in politics,
2/17/91, 1H
- Lack of opposition to incumbents in Mississippi delegation,
4/8/90, 1H
- Politicians SEE ALSO Women in politics
- Polk, Amos SEE WWDF-AM
- Polk, Ron
- MSU baseball coach decides to stay in Starkville,
4/24/91, 1A
- MSU baseball coach to resign, 4/9/91, 1A, 1C
- Polk, Willie James
- Suspect in Port Gibson slayings, 2/14/89, 1A
- Pollard, Frank
- Back at 1st Baptist pulpit, 5/5/86, 1B
- First Baptist minister honored in Best Sermon competition,
9/1/90, 1D
- Home burns, 8/25/93, 1A, 7A
- Named co-chair of pre-Baptist Convention effort in
Atlanta, 11/17/90, 1C
- Sermons to be televised in Russia, 5/30/92, 1D
- Pollard, Sam Arthur
- Security guard charged with murder of Johnny Robinson,
9/2/94, 5B
- Pollen
- It's not the yellow pine pollen that's causing the
sniffles, 3/14/90, 1A
- Polling places
- Polls
- Bobby's Barbershop, 8/4/87, 1B
- Education is top priority in 'Clarion-Ledger' poll,
8/4/91, 1A, 13A
- Governor's race, 7/31/87, 1A
- Legislature too large, respondents say, 8/5/91, 4A
- Majority wants end to lawmakers' secret meetings,
8/5/91, 1A, 4A
- Media poll shows Mabus ahead, 7/10/87, 4B
- Mississippi State University
- Many apathetic about reforming government, 5/26/88,
2B
- Mississippians want more funds for AIDS, farms, 2/11/88,
1A
- Planetarium
- Bottlers donate $30,000 to student space proj.,
2/17/88, 2B
- Restaurant poll
- USM
- Mississippians views, 4/14/87, 1B
- Pollution control
- Bolton
- Must pay fine or face lawsuit, 5/11/88, 1B
- Jackson
- Ban on new sewer hookups, 6/14/88, 3B
- City faces fines, 12/4/86, 1B
- Spends $32,000 on police car devices, 12/5/86,
1B
- Mississippi
- Anti-pollution efforts may feel budget crunc,
2/27/86, 1B
- Hopes to restore Delta lakes, 5/10/88, 3B
- PCB contamination may close state streams, 12/2/88,
1B
- Pollutants hazardous in homes, 4/17/89, 14E
- Programs short of manpower, funds, 3/6/88, 1B
- State index ranking, 6/5/87, 1A
- To probe hazardous waste complaint, 3/19/88, 3B
- Mississippi SEE ALSO Clean Air Council
- Natchez
- Chemical drums bother Bureau, 7/22/88, 2B
- Complaints about old tire dump, 8/24/88, 1A
- Contaminated water found, 5/13/88, 1B
- Suit filed: Armstrong Rubber Co, 9/7/88, 1A
- Toxic tours, 6/8/88, 1B
- Pollution Solution Alliance
- Brings new urgency to waste site fights, 12/20/92,
1C
- In dispute with MMA over state waste disposal site,
12/17/92, 5B
- Polo
- Jackson Polo Club, 5/14/86, 1C
- Polo in the swamp: Louisian Polo Club, 10/14/90, 1F
- Poly Plastic Products of Mississippi
- Polygraph tests
- Polymer Science Research Center SEE University of Southern
Mississippi
- Ponchatoula, Louisiana
- The place to buy antiques
- Weekend getaway, 12/19/91, 3F
- Ponds
- Man-made ponds gain popularity as additions to home
landscapes, 2/17/94, 4B
- Ponthieux, Joe
- Gets life term, 5/22/86, 1B; 5/23/86, 1A; 5/24/86,
1B
- Judge rejects appeal, 12/30/92, 3B
- Pontotoc County
- Reputation as most corrupt county, 8/31/87, 1B
- Pontotoc County Public Schools
- Confiscated drug money to help build school, 12/10/91,
3B
- Pontotoc County Supervisors, 2/19/87, 1A
- Pontotoc, Mississippi
- Pontotoc Historic Tour
- Weekend getaway, 9/3/92, 3E
- Pool (game)
- Jackson women's team competes in Busch League finals,
9/29/89, 1E
- Seven-year-old Jody Simpson from Stonewall, 3/16/90,
4B
- Pool halls
- Poole, Charles
- Injured Natchez teenager fighting his back, 3/15/92,
1B; 5/24/93, 1A
- Poole, Michael
- Penn State student/bank robber pleads guilty, 9/25/92,
2B
- Wants to get training while serving prison term, 12/5/92,
1B
- PooPoo ChooChoo SEE Sludge train
- Poor People's Crusade
- Jackson
- Calls for more jobs, 4/9/88, 3B
- Pop's Restaurant
- Restaurant review, 7/17/88, 1F
- Review, 7/17/88, 1F
- Popcorn SEE Robbery, Jackson---Popcorn...
- Pope John Paul II
- Mississippians going to New Orleans, 9/6/87, 1A
- Rocking chair built for, 9/3/87, 1A
- Starkville band to play, 9/11/87, 1A
- USM professor John De Chiaro to play guitar for the
Pope, 9/11/94, 1A
- Visit to New Orleans, 9/12/87, 1A+; 9/13/87, 1A+
- Mississippi connections, 8/29/87, 1C
- Visit to New Orleans and Mississippians, 5/3/87, 3B
- Pope John Paul II SEE ALSO World Youth Day
- Pope, Donna
- Choreographer, 7/18/86, 1C
- Pope, Jimmy SEE Ware, Von
- Pope, Mississippi, 6/12/88, 5B
- Pope woman on death row gets new trial, 9/11/88, 5B
- Popeyes Famous Chicken
- Employee chases and catches robber, 6/8/92, 2B
- Family sues, claiming fried mouse in food, 4/1/91,
3B; 4/2/91, 1B
- New logo unveiled at new Byram store
- John Solomon, franchisor, 11/18/93, 4B
- Restaurant wins fried-mouse case, 4/3/91, 1B
- Tones down colors for Madison outlet, 7/23/94, 5B;
10/23/93, 5B
- Poplar trees SEE Tulip poplar trees
- Poplarville High School
- Project Graduation, an all-night cruise, 5/25/90,
4B
- Poplarville Public Schools
- Dead baby found in restroom, 12/16/89, 1B
- Poplarville Upper Elementary School
- REACH program, 3/2/90, 4B
- Seminars an 'eigth period' for parents, 10/9/90, 4H
- Poplarville, Mississippi
- Blueberry Jubilee
- Weekend Getaway, 6/6/91, 3E
- Has changed since Mack Charles Parker's lynching,
4/24/89, 1A
- Poppers
- Nightclub, 7/22/87, 1A; 7/24/87, 1B; 7/25/87, 3B
- Population, Jackson
- Growth mainly outside county, 10/3/88, 1A
- Population, Mississippi
- 1990 census figures for cities and counties, 9/2/90,
16A
- 29,000 increase in population attributed to gaming
industry, 12/29/94, 1B
- POPULATION, MISSISSIPPI
- PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE
- 2,534,814 (Clarion-Ledger, 8/18/90, 1B
- Population, Mississippi
- Study: Population shifts, history hurt state Democrats,
1A; 1/13/89
- Por of Pascagoula SEE ALSO Ports
- Porcelain dolls
- Pornography SEE ALSO Adult entertainment centers
- Pornography SEE ALSO Pittman, William; Chepko, Milan
- Pornography, Brandon
- Protestors picket 2 video stores, 11/1/88, 1B
- Pornography, Jackson
- City prosecutors urged to fight, 11/21/86, 1B
- Key Elementary students of man with photos, 9/14/89,
1B
- Protestors picket, 5/8/87, 1B
- Store owner, 2 employees draw fines, 7/31/86, 1A
- Test case of law, 7/30/86, 1B
- Warrent issued for anti-porn demonstration, 8/23/86,
1B
- Pornography, Mississippi
- Court ruling, 2/27/86, 1B
- Judge reinstates porn law, 4/11/86, 1A
- Laws against strengthened, 5/10/86, 1A
- Seminar gives strategy to fight, 11/7/87, 1C
- State man charged in childporn ring, 11/19/86, 1A
- Pornography, Rankin County
- Officials investigating child pornography case, 1B;
1/13/89
- Pornography, Tupelo, 7/12/86, 1B
- Arrested video dealer challenges state law, 8/19/94,
3B
- Christian group wants to edit cable TV, 6/10/86, 1B
- Commissions report touted, 7/6/86, 1A; 9/22/85, 1A
- Group:"Jesus" movie "perverted," 7/12/88, 1A; 7/13/88,
1A
- Pornography, West Point and Tupelo, 2/15/87, 1G
- Porsche (Automobile), 2/15/87, 1E
- Port (Wilkinson County) SEE Wilkinson County
- Port Authority
- Director Duke resigns, 3/3/88, 8B
- Should rethink containerization, 3/13/88, 1H
- William W. Edwards hired as head, 7/28/89, 6B
- Port Gibson Pilgrimage, 1992, 3/26/92, 7E
- Port Gibson Public Schools
- Crossroads programs in art, 4/24/90, 4B
- Port Gibson, Mississippi, 8/14/88, 3B
- Citizens hold anti-violence rallies, 11/11/93, 3B
- Clerk ordered to repay $129,888, 3/22/89, 1B
- Federal building will house homeless, 7/1/89, 4B
- Golden hand from Presbyterian Church repaired, 4/26/90,
5B; 6/17/90, 1E
- Main Street Heritage Festival, 3/24/94, 20E
- Policeman held in shooting; tensions high, 9/8/91,
6B
- The past preserved, 3/18/90, 1F
- Port Itawamba
- Rail spur will mean growth Fulton officials say, 6/12/92,
3B
- Port of Gulfport
- $48 Million dredging project to boost state's growth,
11/25/90, 1G
- Along with Mobile has head start on Cuba trade, 6/19/94,
1C
- Bill Duke, port director, resigns, 3/3/88, 8B
- Chiquita Brands agrees to use port through 2008, 6/26/93,
6B
- Deep harbor channel has meant susbstantial new business,
7/13/94, 5B
- Deep harbor channel is dedicated, 4/9/94, 5B
- Funding approved for deeper channel, 6/28/90, 6B
- Gulfport port waits for economic upturn, 5/28/89,
1G
- Home to Odessa America Cruise Line, 6/14/94, 5B
- M/V Sun Suma sets tonnage record for single ship,
3/8/94, 6B
- Taxpayers depend on strategy, 5/22/88, 1G
- Vital link in Mississippi-Mexico trade, 2/6/94, 1A
- Port of Gulfport SEE ALSO Ports
- Port of Pascagoula
- California company works on automated terminal, 3/21/90,
6B
- Port of Vicksburg, 2/15/87, 4I; 6/2/87, 8B
- Hope for industry, 12/26/87, 4B
- Portable classrooms SEE Classrooms
- Portable IVs SEE Syncor IV Services
- Porter Construction Co
- Business hurt by Siwell Road repairs, 10/28/93, 4B
- Porter, Bill, 7/31/85, 1B
- Dental records match jawbone
- 8/1/85, 1A; 8/4/85, 1A; 8/6/87, 1A
- Porter, Claire
- Named by Fordice as Workers' Compensation commissioner,
1/24/93, 1C; 1/25/92, 5B
- Porter, Clara W
- 2nd insanity test in a month, 2/9/88, 2B
- Eula Roundtree pleads guilty, 6/13/87, 1B
- Family seeks $ 1 Million from Roundtree, 3/5/88, 1B
- Funeral services, 3/25/87, 1B
- Harassing phone calls, 3/22/87, 4B; 3/23/87, 2B
- Jackson officer add to suit, 9/20/88, 3B
- JSU professor murder suspect arrested, 3/24/87, 1A
- Lawyers: Judge erred in trial
- Murder, 8/21/87, 1A
- Obituary, 3/24/87, 2B
- One of many romances turned tragedie, 2/15/88, 1B
- Roundtree guilty, 2/13/88, 1A
- Roundtree meant to kill herself, 2/12/88, 1A
- Roundtree sentenced to life, 2/17/88, 1B
- Porter, Clara W SEE ALSO Roundtree, Eula
- Porter, Cole
- Edwina Ziliak remembers, 10/8/85, 1C
- Porter, George
- Crushed by political defeat, ex-Commissioner 'comes
to terms', 4/13/90, 1E
- Porter, H.C.
- Opens gallery in Millsaps Avenue art colony, 5/13/90,
1F
- Porter, Lincton and Dorothy
- Professional Daycleaning Service
- Business profile, 6/12/89, E section
- Porter, Lynn
- Awarded Carnegie Hero medal, 11/6/89, 1A
- Portis, Talmadge
- Honored upon retirement from Packard Electric, 6/13/92,
2B
- Member of Commission on Work Force Excellence (portrait),
9/16/90, 1H
- Portraits (governors) SEE Governors
- Ports
- Gulf Coast
- Central America figured in port decision, 7/7/85,
1A
- Jackson County
- Port authority may unveil high-tech cargo-handling
facility, 1/21/90, 1A
- Mississippi
- PEER report examines DED's running of state ports,
3/4/90, 1G
- State ports assigned ships, 17/3/85, 1A
- U.S. Senate appropriates $17 Million for south
Mississippi projects, 7/13/91, 2B
- Posh
- Clothes shop
- Peabody Hotel, 9/10/87, 1E
- Positive Action Centers SEE Jackson Public Schools---Positive...
- Positive Mental Attitude Breakfast Club, 10/30/92,
1E
- Possum Town Pig Fest
- Columbus goes whole hog, 9/22/94, 3E; 9/23/93, 10E;
9/24/92, 9E
- In Columbus, 8/24/89, 3G; 9/26/91, 9E; 9/27/90, 8E
- Possumneck, Mississippi, 4/13/86, 1E
- And election, 6/14/87, 1B; 8/5/87, 2B
- Post Office, Benton
- Postmaster up for National Award, 8/10/87, 1A
- Post Office, Byram
- Fast-growing community granted post office, 3/25/92,
4B
- Service looks at putting office in Byram, 2/1/92,
4B; 3/12/91, 5B; 5/21/91, 4B
- Post Office, Jackson
- And downtown revitalization, 10/16/88, Section I
- Area service and delivery time rank very high, 12/4/91,
5B
- Break-ins suspect Thelvin Carr released on bond, 6/17/94,
5B
- Construction to change neighborhood, 5/24/87, 3I
- Following the mail trail, 7/17/94, 1A, 12A
- Gets set for Christmas mail volume, 12/8/90, 1B
- Hours cut, 2/9/88, 1B
- Jackson's main post office--fitting tribute to Evers,
9/4/94, 1B; 9/6/94, 1A
- Main branch to leave Capitol St., 11/8/86, 1A
- Main post office to be named for Medgar Evers, 5/24/94,
1B; 8/13/94, 4B
- May deliver redevelopment in Jackson, 6/5/88, 1A
- New office opening today, 8/15/88, 3B
- New post office wins stamp of approval, 8/16/88, 8B
- Officials shuffle with move, 7/9/88, 1A
- Public invited to see new building, 8/10/88,
1B
- Post Office, Ridgeland
- Old post office still wanted, 3/2/88, 1B
- Post Office, Scobey
- Pint sized Post Office, 5/24/88, 1C
- Post Reconstruction era
- Mississippi
- Looking back, 4/19/87, 1C
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Children of Vietnam vetrans counseled, 9/6/93, 1B
- Postage stamps
- Mail-sorters glad to see postage go up, 1/24/91,
6B
- New price 1/1/95 is 32 cents, 12/31/94, 5B
- Post Office will issue flawed Ben Pickett stamp, 6/19/94,
1F
- Wearing apparel now available at post offices, 6/5/90,
1D
- Postal Business Centers
- Aiding and advising small businesses, 7/31/92, 5B
- Postal money orders SEE Money orders
- Postal Service
- U.S.
- Studies merging Jackson office, 7/26/89, 6B
- Postal Service Management Sectional Center
- Tupelo facility may lose 27 jobs, 8/30/92, 2B
- Postcard
- Shows up in Columbus 31 years after it was mailed,
7/28/89, 5B
- Poster contest
- Why I am proud of Mississippi, 4/17/87, 1B
- Postlethwaite, Samuel
- Rolston fights to save his Conferederate grave, 10/21/93,
1B
- Pot belly pigs SEE Pigs
- Pot-bellied pigs
- Harrison County Sheriff's Department uses pigs in
drug searches, 5/1/94, 1A
- Pothole Patchers Inc
- Machine gets repair work out of hole, 9/28, 88, 8B
- Potholes
- Damage claims, 4/12/87, 1B
- Jackson pothole fillers receive recognition, 10/13/92,
1B
- Jackson Public Works crews refill after winter damage,
1/9/90, 1A
- Poticaw fish camp
- Small laid back community on the bayou in Jackson
County, 1/1/92, 1A
- Potpourri Artistic Repertory Theatre
- Presents 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom', 6/26/91, 1D
- Potpourri burners
- Country Goose burners recalled, 12/9/87, 1B
- Potts, Arletha
- Deputy court clerk is charged with forging parking
fines, 3/16/90, 1B; 3/17/90, 1B
- Suspended by city for 30 days without pay, 4/27/90,
1B
- Potts, Howard
- Patrolman shoots Texas man who pulled gun on him on
I-20, 12/23/91, 1B
- Poultry industry SEE ALSO American Poultry Intl.; SEE
Chickens
- Poultry industry, Mississippi, 3/29/87, 1G
- Agribusiness Council will mediate problems, 2/2/94,
5B
- Could be state's 2nd billion dollar agribusiness,
7/31/94, 1C
- Demand drives chicken prices, 12/4/88, 1G
- Gamma ray-treated chickens won't be popular, 9/19/92,
5B
- Goverment intervention could wreck industry?, 1/27/94,
5B
- Growers losing hens to summer heat, 8/21/93, 1B
- Japanese businessmen tour plants, 6/22/91, 8B
- Price and popularity boost sales, 5/19/91, 1C
- Record-breaking Mississippi shipment sent to Russia,
8/20/94, 6B
- State processors use adequate safety measures in frying,
9/5/91, 5B
- Surviving heat wave, 7/2/88, 8B
- Testing new ways to reduce contamination, 6/28/91,
6B; 6/29/91, 5B
- Tools for increased demand for chicken, 8/12/93, 5B
- Povall, Julie
- Member of Birmingham Southern Hilltop Singers, 2/17/90,
1D
- Poverty Point, Louisina
- 72-foot mystery mound
- Weekend getaway, 1/16/92, 3E
- Poverty, Canton
- Cameron Street: a neighborhood in need, 6/23/93, 1A
- Poverty, Marshall County
- Survey links poor health/poverty, 24/27/88, B
- Poverty, Mississippi
- 1 in 5 in state need food stamps, 6/9/94, 1A
- POVERTY, MISSISSIPPI
- A FOURTH OF THE STATE IN POVERTY--NEARLY DOUBLE NATIONAL
AVERAGE, 9/27/91, 1A
- CENSUS BUREAU REPORT: 25.2% OF STATE'S CITIZENS LIVE
IN POVERTY, 5/21/92, 1A
- Poverty, Mississippi
- Churches neglect poor's long term needs, 12/21/85,
1A,1C
- Mabus goes to bat for Delta poor, 6/29/88, 1A
- State has highest rate of children in poverty: 33.5%,
12/18/92, 12A
- Poverty, United States
- Statistics are at 27-year high, 9/4/92, 5A
- Poverty, Walls
- State officials target substandard housing, 10/8/90,
2B
- POW/MIA Day SEE Vietnam veterans
- Powe, David
- Mississippi Delta CC president takes NASA job, 11/23/91,
3B
- Powell, Amy Tuck
- May challenge Trent Lott in 1994 election, 7/26/93,
1B
- Powell, Amy Tuck SEE Elections---1991
- Powell, Barry SEE Public defenders
- Powell, Benjamin Dean SEE Persian Gulf War---Anguilla
native...
- Powell, Billy SEE Mississippi Republican Party
- Powell, Boone SEE Health care, US
- Powell, Demetria SEE Powell, LaDarius
- Powell, Evan SEE Unfinished Gospel
- Powell, James and Melba
- Sense of community keeps inner-city couple where they
are, 11/22/92, 1A
- Powell, Kelly Martin
- Jackson
- Charged in death of Bennie Everitt, 33rd homicide
in 1991, 7/9/91, 5B
- Powell, LaDarius
- Canton baby beaten to death, 7/15/92, 1B; 7/16/92,
1B
- Father and a friend charged in his death, 7/17/92,
1B
- Freeman's trial: Manslaughter is verdict, 10/29/93,
4B
- Freemans's trial: blow to head killed infant, 10/27/93,
4B; 10/28/93, 4B
- Powell, Stanley SEE Funchess, Shontel
- Power Dynamics Inc SEE Army Ammunition Plant
- Power of attorney
- You don't have to be a lawyer..., 9/10/90, 1E
- Power outages
- 'Blink' affects all MP&L customers, 6/15/94, 1B
- 600 homes in Reservoir area without power
- MP&L seeks cause, 1/31/94, 3B
- Crow causes outage in Clinton, 8/10/93, 4B
- Hawk shuts off power at Gulfport substation, 11/20/93,
3B
- Outage blamed for death of Meridian woman on respirator,
4/28/91, 6B
- Supervisor Bennie Thompson wants better service for
northwest Jackson, 8/14/90, 5B
- Power Squadron
- Power Team
- Weighlifters spreading the gospel of Christ, 2/17/94,
1D
- Powers, Anna SEE National Spelling Bee
- POWS
- Change of policy concerning Cambodia is welcomed,
7/22/90, 1A
- POWs
- Mississippi, 7/18/86, 3B; 7/19/86, 3B
- Candidates Collins & Hall test political waters,
4/3/88, 1A
- Is Gregory Barras alive in southeast Asia?, 4/18/92,
1A; 4/25/92, 1A
- Yvonne Bolware survivor of Japanese POW camp,
12/18/91, 1D
- Poynter, Lou Ann SEE Magnolia Federal Bank
- Poythress, Don
- Clinton singer, 2/4/86, 1C
- Prairie Arts Festival
- Prairie Opportunity Inc
- Its Community Development Block Grant restored, 3/14/92,
2B
- Starkville agency sues Human Services over withheld
funds, 3/1/92, 5B
- Prairie Oppurtunity Inc
- Protests Fordice's veto of support, 6/17/93, 2B
- Pranks
- Political pranks, 7/23/87, 1A
- Pratt, Jack SEE Broadwater Beach Hotel
- Pratt, William
- Grenada businessman plants drugs on opponent in supervisor
race, 4/25/91, 1B
- Prayer
- At football games
- Ruling won't affect tradition in Mississippi,
5/31/89, 1A; 9/9/89, 1B
- Seminary professor Doulgas Kelly writes book on prayer,
5/26/90, 1D
- Prayer breakfast SEE Mayor's Leadership Prayer Breakfast
- Prayer in schools SEE ALSO Prayer Time Inc
- Prayer in schools, Columbus
- School Board OKs commencement prayer, 11/13/91, 1B
- Prayer in schools, Ecru
- Suit seeks end to prayer at North Pontotoc Attendance
Center, 12/20/94, 1B
- Woman claims lawsuit is last resort, 1/10/95, 2B;
12/21/94, 1B; 12/23/94, 1A
- Prayer in schools, Jackson
- Wingfield case: 200 rally at Capitol, 12/1/93, 1A
- Wingfield case: advocates want Canada fired, 11/27/93,
1B
- Wingfield case: backers helping Knox financially,
1/6/94, 1A
- PRAYER IN SCHOOLS, JACKSON
- WINGFIELD CASE: BACKERS HOPE DEBATE LEADS TO COURT,
12/9/93, 1B(analysis)
- Prayer in schools, Jackson
- Wingfield case: Black ministers back Knox, 12/20/93,
1B
- Wingfield case: black ministers' group in support,
12/10/93, 4B
- Wingfield case: Canada offers amnesty to protesting
students, 12/2/93, 1A
- Wingfield case: Canada supporters say it's now political,
12/14/93, 5B
- Wingfield case: father of Adam Watson plans lawsuit,
11/28/93, 1B
- Wingfield case: Fordice compares issue to '60's struggle,
12/6/93, 1B
- PRAYER IN SCHOOLS, JACKSON
- WINGFIELD CASE: JUDGE ORDERS KNOX REINSTATED, 4/23/94,
1A
- Prayer in schools, Jackson
- Wingfield case: Kim Fails quizzes Clinton on issue,
3/22/94, 5B
- Wingfield case: Knox appeals suspension, 1/5/94, 1A
- Wingfield case: Knox appeals to Judge Dillard, 4/18/94,
2B
- Wingfield case: Knox appears on 'Donahue', 1/13/94,
1B
- Wingfield case: Knox backers urge walk out, 12/7/93,
1B; 12/8/93, 1B
- Wingfield case: Knox gets job back, but no back pay
yet, 6/4/94, 1B
- Wingfield case: Knox gets support from religious groups,
11/18/93, 1B
- Wingfield case: Knox ignored legal advice, 12/8/93,
1A
- PRAYER IN SCHOOLS, JACKSON
- WINGFIELD CASE: KNOX IS DISMISSED, 11/25/93, 1A; 11/26/93,
1A
- Prayer in schools, Jackson
- Wingfield case: Knox may appeal suspension, 12/17/93,
1B
- Wingfield case: Knox offered job at Human Services,
12/10/93, 1A
- Wingfield case: Knox plans to return to job, 4/25/94,
1A; 4/26/94, 1A
- Wingfield case: Knox reinstatement hearing, 4/19/94,
3B
- PRAYER IN SCHOOLS, JACKSON
- WINGFIELD CASE: KNOX TO RETURN TO JOB IN SEPTEMBER
1994, 12/16/93, 1A
- Prayer in schools, Jackson
- Wingfield case: Knox, Fordice, ACLU on CBS show, 12/11/93,
4B
- Wingfield case: Letters-to-the-editor, 11/24/93, 10A-11A
- Wingfield case: letters-to-the-editor, 12/2/93, 13A;
12/17/93, 18A
- Wingfield case: lone student walks out in support
of Knox, 11/23/93, 1B
- Wingfield case: more letters-to-the-editor, 12/5/93,
5G
- Wingfield case: most students accept amnesty offer,
12/3/93, 1A
- Wingfield case: national school-prayer opponents watch
case, 12/4/93, 1D
- Wingfield case: other principals say policy 'crystal
clear', 11/19/93, 1A
- Wingfield case: principal is disciplined, 11/13/93,
1A; 11/16/93, 1B
- Wingfield case: Pro and con on school prayer, 12/12/93,
2G
- Wingfield case: Rally at Capitol; Knox speaks, 12/5/93,
1A
- Wingfield case: restrictions on Knox eased, 11/24/93,
1B
- Wingfield case: Reverend Frank Pollard's sermon, 12/5/93,
1G
- Wingfield case: state high court prevents Knox's return,
4/28/94, 1B
- Wingfield case: student protesters must notify police,
12/2/93, 1A
- Wingfield case: student protesters stand ground, 12/2/93,
1A
- Wingfield case: student walkout spreads, 12/4/93,
1A
- Wingfield case: students walk out in support of Knox,
11/30/93, 1A
- Wingfield case: thousands back fired principal at
ralley, 11/29/93, 1A
- Wingfield case: vacationing Knox puts plans on hold,
12/24/93, 1A
- Wingfield group prays outside building, 9/22/94, 4B
- Prayer in schools, Madison County, 3/10/87, 1A
- Prayer is banned, 3/17/87, 1A
- Prayer in schools, Mississippi
- ACLU asks judge to overturn state law, 7/16/94, 1B;
8/5/94, 1B
- Distraction, 2 educators tell federal judge, 8/17/94,
1A
- Fordice signs a law sure to be challenged, 4/9/94,
1B
- Issue before Legislature, 2/7/94, 3B
- Mississippians' concern, 3/15/87, 1A
- PRAYER IN SCHOOLS, MISSISSIPPI
- MOST OF STATE LAW RULED UNCONSTITUTIONAL, 9/3/94,
1A; 9/8/94, 1A
- Prayer in schools, Mississippi
- New state law blocked by federal judge's ruling, 8/12/94,
1A
- Proponents place hope in new U.S. Supreme Court, 10/13/91,
1G
- Senators' vote, 3/20/87, 1B
- State ACLU prepares for battle against school prayer,
7/14/94, 1B
- Supreme Court ruling: no prayer at graduation, 6/25/92,
11A
- Survey, 3/22/87, 1A
- Teachers may be trained in school prayer laws, 12/8/88,
3B
- Termed unconstitutional, 3/18/87, 1B
- U.S. Supreme Court allows student-led graduation prayers,
6/8/93, 1A
- Prayer Time Inc
- Rallies to support prayer in schools, 8/13/94, 1D;
8/14/94, 4B; 8/15/94, 1B
- Prayer Warriors SEE WOAD Intercessory Prayer Warriors
- Praying pigs
- Preachers SEE Ministers
- Precision Drug-Testing Laboratories of America
- Opens Oxford facility, 5/15/91, 7B
- Precoat Metals
- Breaks ground for $20 Million plant in Byram, 6/9/93,
5B
- Predictions
- 1987, 1/1/87, 1C
- 1988
- Jeanne Dixon, etc., 1/3/88, 4&5E
- PregaPhone
- Prenatal communication device, 3/10/88, 1C
- Pregnancy
- Bed-rest pregnancies, 12/17/90, 1D
- Eligible pregnancies denied Medicaid because of red
tape, 12/7/89, 1A
- Tupelo officials warn of dangerous virus in schools,
5/20/91, 2B
- Pregnancy Institute
- Slidell, La. firm hopes to benefit from NASA ultrasound
spinoff, 8/19/94, 13A
- Prejudice SEE Race relations
- Premature infants SEE Babies
- Premier Systems
- Linda Brawner, vice president
- Business profile, 10/30/89, 4E
- Plans interstate expansion, 4/26/88, 8B
- Prentiss County Public Schools
- Thrasher High School destroyed by fire, 5/14/91, 2B
- Prentiss Institute
- Financial problems, 12/17/84, 1B
- To file bankruptcy, 11/13/85, 1B
- Prentiss Manufacturing Co
- Citing bad work ethic, will leave noretheast Mississippi,
9/12/92, 5B
- Presbyterian Church (USA)
- Leader Price Gwynn addresses state presbytery, 4/13/91,
1D; 4/14/91, 1B
- Local leaders applaud Church's rejection of Sexuality
Report, 6/15/91, 1D
- Mississippi churches joining more conservative group,
8/25/90, 1D
- Pat Goff of Jackson named financial officer, 6/15/91,
1D
- Shortage of black ministers, 6/20/92, 1D
- Presbyterian Church, First
- Belhaven residents dispute, 3/19/87, 3B
- Expansion problem, 12/4/86, 1B
- Prescott, Seth
- Clarksdale youth to teach English and Christianity
in Russia, 1/4/94, 3B
- Prescription drugs
- Consumer awareness: generic drugs, 8/13/93, 1E
- Jackson police arrest 16 in illegal sales, 1/4/91,
3B
- Schools fear dispensing non-emergency drugs, 10/28/90,
1B; 11/13/90, 2B
- President Casino, The SEE Dockside gambling, Biloxi
- President of the United States
- Best thing about being President (children respond),
2/21/94, 1D
- President's Cabinet
- Mississippians who served-or didn't, 7/3/88, 6F
- President's Day
- 1993
- Most banks to close, 2/12/93, 4B
- Presidentail election, 1988
- Bush, Lott way out front in state polls, 11/6/88,
1A
- Presidential Award for Excellence in Science &
Math Teaching
- Mississippi winners, 9/28/90, 4B
- State winners, 3/8/94, 4B; 9/22/92, 4B
- Presidential election, 1988
- Black caucus supports Jackson, 2/6/88, 4B
- Candidates visit state, 1/6/88, 3B; 10/18/87, 1B
- Caucuses to select delegates, 2/26/88, 4B
- In the South, 10//4/87, 1A+; 10/5/87, 1B; 11/1/87,
2B; 11/3/87, 1A
- Jackson,Bush get delegates, 3/9/88, 1A
- Locals play key roles for Bush, 6/22/88, 1A
- Mabus expected to endorse Dukakis, 6/16/88, 1A
- Mississippi State University poll: Bush preferred,
5/13/88, 3B
- Plotting to take South, 2/21/88, 1A
- Poll results;Mississippi preferences, 3/6/88, 1A
- Presidential
- Bush,Robertson get Mississippi funds, 11/22/87,
1A
- Super Tuesday results by state, 3/9/88, 5A
- Presidential election, 1992
- Blacks in state to stick with Clinton, 8/18/92, 6A
- Bush visits Delta, 9/20/92, 1A; 9/22/92, 1A; 9/23/92,
1A; 9/27/92, 3H
- Bush's WWII experiences questioned, 10/11/92, 3G (Minor
column)
- Clinton campaign cites Bush on state poverty, 9/5/92,
3B
- Clinton in Jackson; urges media to focus on issues,
1/28/92, 1A
- Clinton speaks via satellite to voters in Mississippi,
6/25/92, 1B
- Clinton visits Jackson, 10/27/92, 1A; 10/28/92, 1B;
10/29/92, 1A
- Clinton's campaign in state headed by Winter, Espy,
1/15/92, 2B
- Clinton's Jackson visit: protesting Republicans, 11/1/92,
12G
- Democratic win: patronage jobs in Mississippi, 11/30/92,
1A
- Democrats found a Southern way to win, 11/8/92, 1A
- Electors affirm Bush's victory in state, 12/15/92,
3B
- Espy expects election to be decided in House, 7/14/92,
1A
- Espy urges blacks to vote for Clinton, 10/16/92, 3B
- Fordice gives Bush victory in final debate, 10/20/92,
2B
- Fordice leads Republican 'truth squad', 10/29/92,
1B
- Fordice speaks at black Republicans' banquet, 10/19/92,
1A
- Fordice urges state GOP to back Bush, 9/19/92, 3B
- GOP taking too much for granted in state, 9/20/92,
3G; 10/4/92, 3G
- Gore visits Starkville, 10/15/92, 2B; 10/17/92, 1A
- Hard economic times in state may help Clinton/Gore
ticket, 7/19/92, 12A
- Harrison County ballot poorly designed; votes disqualified,
11/8/92, 4B
- Independent John Yiamouyiannis, 9/4/92, 3B; 9/5/92,
2B
- It's decision time for voters, 11/3/92, 1A
- Local 18-year-olds critique a debate, 10/12/92, 1A
- Mississippians shouldn't be Chicken Little about Clinton,
11/8/92, 3G
- Moderate Democrat Clinton may help state Democrats'
case, 11/1/92, 1A
- Natural Law Party: Hagelin/Tompkins, 10/18/92, 4B
- Parents Against Clinton holds demonstration, 11/1/92,
1B
- Perot reenters race; Mississippians disenchanted,
10/2/92, 1A
- Perot's withdrawal, 7/17/92, 1A
- Playing havoc with stock market, 9/7/92, 4B
- State teeters between Bush and Clinton, 10/25/92,
3G
- Student/Parent Mock Election, 10/27/92, 4B; 10/30/92,
3B
- TatoNut doughnut shop in Ocean Springs picks Bush,
10/29/92, 1B
- Which candidate is best for investors?, 10/28/92,
5B
- Presidential Hills Community Center
- Holds effective parenting seminar, 1/7/92, 1D
- Presidential Hills subdivision
- Entrance street needs traffic light, residents say,
2/1/94, 5B
- Presidential primary SEE Super Tuesday
- Presidential Scholars, 1987
- Presidential Scholars, 1990
- Mississippi
- Two state students named, win $1000 award, 5/16/90,
2B
- Presidential Scholars, 1991
- Mississippi
- Honored by ceremony, award, 6/19/91, 2B
- Presidential scholars, 1992
- Presidential Scholars, 1993
- Mississippi
- Commiskey and Dabbs to meet President Clinton,
5/28/93, 1B
- Presidential scholars, 1994
- Mississippi
- Grace Chen, Chris Dale, Matthew Brennan, 6/7/94,
4B
- Presley, Elvis, 5/31/87, 1C
- 11th anniversary of death, 8/17/88, 1A
- 5 part series, 11/10/85-, 1E
- Author wins dismissal of suit, 5/27/88, 1A
- Birth certificate
- State takes no action, 5/5/87, 3B
- Concerts and tours marking anniversary of his death,
8/11/91, 1F
- Drawing Elvis, 6/22/92, 1D
- Elvis bust featured on TV pilot 'Reality Check', 5/1/91,
1D
- Elvis Week events in Memphis and Tupelo, 8/6/92, 4E
- Elvismas at Hal & Mal's, 1/10/91, 6E
- Elvismas celebration at Hal & Mal's, 1/9/92, 3E
- Ex-girlfriend Anita Wood Brewer of Vicksburg plans
book, 11/14/91, 3B
- Faithful flock to Memphis in mark birthday, 1/9/89;
3B
- Federal appeals court dismisses suit against author
Lucy de Barbin, 2/18/89, 1B
- From Nixon to Sinatra, everyone had something to say
about Elvis, 11/25/91, 1D
- Graceland events celebrating The King, 1/6/94, 3E
- Graceland is aglow for his birthday, 1/3/91, 13E
- Graceland lights up at Christmas, 12/5/91, 3E
- Grandchild born in California, 6/1/89, 1A
- Hasbro debuts collection of Elvis dolls, 1/7/94, 1E
- Impersonator Tim Johnson, 10/4/94, 1D
- Japanese film crew in Tupelo working on documentary,
12/14/91, 3B
- Lawhon School in Tupelo selling curtain where he sang,
5/6/90, 1A
- Legislature approves day of recognition, 5/8/88, 1A
- Like Moslems to Mecca, Presley fans head south, 8/15/90,
1D
- London auctioneer sells letter written to Vicksburg
woman, 7/18/91, 1A; 8/30/91, 1A
- Man gives Presley 2 extra days to claim house, 5/18/89,
1B; 5/21/89, 1B
- Man offers house to settle question of Presley death,
5/11/89, 1A; 5/12/89, 1B
- McLeods of Holly Springs keep Elvis flame fueled,
10/14/91, 1B
- Me & Elvis: fans share snapshots, 8/11/94, 14E
- Memorabilia on display in Tupelo basis for museum,
2/5/92, 3B; 8/8/92, 3B
- Mississippians remember encounters with Elvis, 8/10/89,
3F
- Mourning Elvis; in memory of the king, 8/10/89, 3F
- Museum opens in Tupelo, 8/8/92, 3B; 8/9/92, 5B
- Mystery singer's record a new message from Elvis?,
11/16/88, 2A
- Never-released song 'My Happiness' is found, 8/15/90,
1D
- New Presley credit card, 9/16/88, 2A
- Northwest Airlines special rate to Memphis not a success,
1/7/94, 1B
- Presleyites still flock from all over, 2/14/88, 1B
- Regis Vaughn, the girl he took to prom, 5/24/89, 1G
- Rose Parade bust finds home in California, 1/8/91,
1A
- Rose Parade bust--who will get it?, 12/13/90, 1A
- Sale of birth certificate replicas, 5/1/87, 1A
- Stamp goes on sale, 1/8/93, 1E; 1/9/93, 1A, 11A
- Stamp: vote for your choice, 4/4/92, 1B; 4/7/92, 1B;
6/4/92, 1B; 6/5/92, 1A
- State must purchase replica of certificate, 5/2/87,
1B
- Stepbrother preaches at Clinton Church, 8/13/88, 1C
- Television series being filmed in north Mississippi,
11/30/89, 1B
- The King Is Dead, by Sarah Shankman, 11/15/92, 3F
(review)
- Tribute
- 10th anniversary of death, 8/9/87, 1E; 8/16/87,
1A+
- Tupelo's Janelle McComb, 2/14/93, 1E
- Tupelo, Elvis's home
- Weekend getaway, 9/20/90, 3E
- Wonderful world of Elvis...fried sandwiches...limitless
legend, 1/10/91, 6E
- Presley, Elvis SEE ALSO McGregor, Mike
- Presley, Kirk
- Tupelo pitcher early Mets draft choice, 6/4/93, 1A
- Presley, Larry
- Tupelo policeman named Officer of the Year, 7/10/90,
3B
- Presley, Pat SEE Organ transplants
- Presley, Vivian SEE Coahoma Community College
- Pressley, Ted SEE Cowboys for Christ
- Prestage Farms
- New $6 Million feed mill at West Point, 7/14/94, 5B
- Pretense investigation, 8/4/87, 1A; 8/7/87, 1A;
8/29/87, 1A; 8/30/87, 4B; 8/31/87, 1A
- 1 year later: beginnings described, 2/7/88, 1A
- 19 counties reap benefits of FBI's sting, 11/18/88,
1A
- 2 supervisors plead guilt, 6/13/87, 1A
- 3 former Supervisors sentenced, 12/22/87, 1A
- 5 former supervisors given sentences, 11/24/87, 1A
- 5 report to federal prisons, 1/5/88, 3B
- 60 Minutes feature, 5/7/88, 1B
- 60 Minutes to cover, 2/19/88, 2B; 2/24/88, 1B
- Alcorn County
- Jury selection begins, 9/12/88, 1B
- Attala County
- Belk pleads guilty, 8/3/88, 1B
- Supervisor no plea bargain, 9/2/88, 1B
- Barrett pleads guilty; aids probe, 9/3/88, 3B
- Bolivar County
- Prestage: Won't reimburse, 1//8/88, 2B
- Businessman guilty of 241 counts, 9/16/88, 1A
- Carthage firm owner indicted, 10/7/88, 3B
- Claiborne County
- Trial begins, 2/17/88, 3B
- Claiborne County supervisor, 9/12/87, 1A
- Claiborne County Supervisor innocent, 2/19/88, 1A
- Claiborne County Supervisor testifies, 2/18/88, 1B
- Conviction reversals focus on funds, 3/6/88, 1B
- Copiah County, 12/11/87, 1A
- Copiah County Supervisor, 10/9/87, 1A; 10/15/87, 1B
- Copiah County supervisor Sidney Thompson pleads guilty,
5/11/89, 1B
- Copiah County Supervisor: competent to stand trial,
7/31/87, 1B
- Copiah County's Heard gets 10 years, 12/10/87, 1A
- Copiah, Leake supervisors :Guilty, 8/14/87, 1B
- Counties can sue convicted supervisors, 12/6/87, 6B
- Covington County
- Wade sentenced, 4/2/88, 2B
- Culvert owners enters guilty plea, 7/24/87, 1B
- Enters 2nd year, 2/12/88, 1B
- Entrapment claimed, 7/22/87, 1B; 7/23/87, 1B
- Equipment dealer pleads guilty, 3/4/89, 1B; 6/11/88,
3B
- Ex-candidate implicated, 9/3/88, 1A
- Ex-Copiah supervisor Sidney Thompson sentenced, 7/7/89,
3B
- Ex-Harrison supervisor gets year on fraud, 3/22/89,
2B
- Ex-Marion County supervisor gets 7 years
- Ex-supervisor: I took payoffs, 9/13/88, 1B
- FBI director praises results, 4/9/88, 1A
- FBI group honors John Burgess in Hawaii, 9/19/90,
1A
- Files back to auditor, 1/19/88, 1B
- Five supervisors sentenced, 3/30/89, 2B
- Former supervisors plead guilty, 2/12/88, 2B
- Grand jury, 6/8/87, 3B
- Greene County
- Lauvon Pierce, 9/2/88, 1B
- Hancock County, 10/3/87, 1B
- Ladner pleads innocent, 12/5/87, 1B
- Supervisor pleads guilty, 6/10/88, 1B
- Travirca pleads guilty, 5/21/88, 1A
- Hancock County ex-supervisor pleads guilty to mail
fraud, 3/11/89, 1B
- Hancock County supervisor, 8/31/87, 3B
- Hancock County supervisor given year's suspended sentence,
4/13/89, 3B
- Hancock, Lauderdale County supvrvisors, 7/10/87, 1A
- Harrison County
- Judge turns down mercy plea of Moffat, 7/8/89,
1B
- Moffat indicted, 3/12/88, 1B
- Supervisor denies kickbacks, 9/8/88, 4B
- Heavy equipment operator ordered to pay restitution,
2/10/89, 5B
- Indictments, 6/9/87, 1A; 6/10/87, 1A
- Indictments, trials set, 6/11/87, 1A
- Jackson County, 6/20/87, 1B
- Supervisor sentenced, 6/19/87, 6B
- Jasper County
- Ex-Supervisor on probation, 3/30/88, 2B
- Jury out until Unit bill vote, 9/4/88, 1A
- King, undercover agent, recalls, 2/26/88, 1A
- Lamar County, 8///24/87, 3B
- Lott sentenced, 3/23/88, 2B
- Lamar County supervisor, 10/24/87, 1A
- Lamar, Newton County Supervisors, 11/11/87, 1B
- Lauderdale County
- Brown sentenced, 9/10/88, 3B
- Harris gets 6 yrs., 11/19/87, 1B
- Lauderdale, Jasper Counties, 7/17/87, 1B; 10/3/87,
1B
- Leake County
- Jones gets 3 yrs., 12/30/87, 1B
- Leakesville man pleads guilty, 4/28/88, 1B
- Legislators chipping away at unit system, killing
reforms, 6/21/92, 1A
- Man on "60 Minutes" to drop appeal, 5/9/88, 1A
- Marion County, 10/9/87, 1A; 10/14/87, 3B
- Moree charges dropped, 12/9/87, 1B
- Supervisor indicted, 1/8/88, 1B; 1/9/88, 1A
- Mathews pleads guilty, 10/30/87, 1B
- Monroe County supervisors, 8/1/87, 1B
- Neshoba & Hancock Counties
- Two supervisors guilty, 11/17/87,
- Neshoba & Jasper Counties
- Two get 5 years, 11/21/87, 1B
- Neshoba County
- Posey pleads guilty, 12/4/87, 3B
- Posey resigns, 12/18/87, 3B
- Neshoba County salesman pleads innocent, 1/13/88,
3B
- Neshoba County supervisor, 9/15/87, 1B; 10/16/87,
2B
- Neshoba man pleads innocent, 2/25/88, 1B
- Neshoba, Clarke Counties supervisors sentenced, 2/13/88,
1B
- Newton County supervisor, 7/28/87, 1B
- Officials high risk for bonds, 1/7/88, 1B
- Operation Pretense extended, 8/8/87, 1A
- Ousts all Pontotoc supervisors, 8/27/87, 11A
- Panola County, 10/29/87, 1A
- Pearl man gets fine, probation, 7/8/88, 1B
- Perry County, 8/22/87, 1B
- Boven's competence, 2/20/88, 1B
- Mixon dies, 12/12/87, 1B
- Westmoreland loses appeal, 10/4/88, 1A
- Perry County supervisor, 9/26/87, 3B
- Pontotoc County, 6/19/87, 1A; 8/28/87, 1B
- Eight supervisors sentenced, 10/1/88, 1A
- Residents: Maximum!, 12/17/87, 1A
- Supervisor taken from ballot, 9/5/87, 3B
- Pontotoc supervisors, 7/30/87, 1B
- Prosecution rests, 9/15/88, 3B
- Rankin County
- Smith charged, 4/15/88, 1A
- Smith gets 5 yrs., 11/20/87, 3B
- Ray Davis of Hattiesburg draws probation, 11/4/89,
4B
- Relatives given duties, 10/11/87, 1A
- Salesman gets 6 year term, 6/18/87, 1A
- Scott County supervisor, 8/19/87, 3B
- Smith County
- Blakeney sentenced, fined, 12/1`2/87, 1B
- Sting arrest numbers a surprise, 10/9/88, 1A
- Supervisor offered help with jury, 9/14/88, 3B
- Supervisors angry, 8/28/87, 1A
- Supervisors arrests put off, 12/20/87, 3B
- Supervisors Hall of Fame, 1/8/88, 3B
- Supervisors' races in state, 11/4/87, 6A
- Tate County hires ex-convict Mathews to manage roads,
5/2/89, 1A
- Update on indictments,convictions, 1/17/88, 17A
- Wayne County
- Hutto gets 6 yrs., 1/7/88, B
- Hutto guilty, 11/20/87, 1A
- Hutto: destroy records?, 11/19/87, 1B
- Supervisor gets 7 yrs., 5/21/88, 1A
- Wayne County spervisors
- Wayne County supervisors, wives, 9/19/87, 1B
- Wayne, Neshoba County supervisors, 8/1/87, 1B
- Williamson pleads innocent, 3/19/88, 1B
- Winston County, 8/29/87, 1A
- Miller convicted, 4/15/88, 1A
- Miller gets 6 yrs., 8/2/88, 1A
- Miller: Gifts/kickbacks, 4/14/88, 2B
- Pretense investigation SEE ALSO Supervisors
- Prettiest Rooster, Ugliest Dog and Fattest Cat Contest
- Prewitt, Cheryl
- Cheryl keeps the faith
- Former Miss America wears faith proudly, 10/27/90,
1C
- Prewitt, Ron and Ann SEE Ridgeland Police Department
- Price Brothers, Inc
- Hattiesburg
- Pressurized concrete pipe, 3/5/88, 8B
- Price family
- Laurel family has 4 preachers and a prophet among
them, 4/25/92, 1D
- Price, Espy SEE Chevron
- Price, Joe
- Harrison County sheriff, 6/20/93, 1A
- Price, John
- Dean, School of Business, JSU, 3/21/87, 8B
- Price, Leontyne
- Interview, 4/10/87, 1C
- To give concert, 4/7/87, 1C
- Price, Reynolds
- Novelist, poet, playwright..., 4/17/90, 1D
- Price, Rick SEE Talley, Jack
- Price, Toni SEE Miss Hospitality
- Pride Cruise Lines
- Plans return to Gulfport, 6/1/90, 6B
- Plans to bring in smaller gambling ship, 1/12/90,
1B
- Pride of Mississippi, 4/4/89, 1C
- Bankrupt owners to repay $1.2 Million, 12/13/90, 6B
- Cruise ship expected in Gulfport next month, 12/29/88,
1A
- Cruise ship is apparent success, 5/28/89, 1G
- Cruise ship was too big, too costly to make it, 12/15/89,
5B
- Customs officials investigate, 9/24/89, 4B
- Gulfport to welcome new cruise ship, 1/12/89; 8B
- Its lost to Texas costs coast 100 jobs, 12/2/89, 8B
- Leaves Mississippi waters for Texas, 11/17/89, 1B;
11/23/89, 1A; 11/24/89, 1B
- May be moved to Galveston, 6/15/89, 5B
- Mississippi's newest cruise ship to arrive soon, 1/12/89;
4B
- New gambling ship sails into Gulfport, 1B; 1/15/89
- Opens its portals, gets shipshape review, 2/5/89,
1B
- Owner promises it will stay in Gulfport, 6/24/89,
1B
- Owners file bankruptcy over state tax assessment,
12/13/89, 5B
- Owners hope for bigger profits, bigger crowds in Texas,
12/10/89, 1B
- Plagued with problems, 10/1/89, 1G
- Will begin offering daily outings as early as February,
1/12/89; 8B
- Woos VIPS on its 2nd inaugural cruise, 2/21/89, 3B
- Pride of Mississippi SEE ALSO Pride Cruise Lines
- Pride of the Pond
- Tunica catfish processor fined for price fixing, 2/21/92,
5B
- Pride, Charley
- Grand marshal of Jackson's Christmas Jubilee parade,
12/1/92, 1B
- His father Mack Pride a barber in Sledge, 2/19/90,
1D
- Review of his autobiography 'Pride', 3/13/94, 3F
- Should his 'Roll on Mississippi' be state song?, 2/9/94,
1B
- Pridential-Bache Securities
- Buy out of Thomson McKinnon, 9/16/89, 6B
- Priester, Charlene SEE Adoption, Mississippi
- Priests
- Father Ngwyen Quyet, Vietnamese associate pastor at
St. Therese, 9/2/89, 1D
- Hold convocation in Vicksburg on stress in priesthood,
10/18/90, 2B
- Irish priests in Mississippi, 6/20/87, 1D
- Mississippi
- Shortage in state, 10/20/90, 1C
- Prillhart, Todd
- Clarion-Ledger reporter killed in car accident, 4/2/90,
1B; 4/8/90, 3H
- Primaries SEE Election primaries
- Prime rate SEE Interest rates
- Prime Telecommunications Corp SEE LDDS Communications
- Prime Time Basketball
- Free nightly game for boys, 9/20/90, 5B
- Primerica Finacial Services
- Investment firm targets middle class
- CEO Pete Dawkins, 12/1/92, 6B
- Primestar Partners SEE Satellite dish
- Primo's Cafe
- Restaurant review, 8/8/91, 4E
- Primos Cafe
- Fire closes downstairs Neighborhood Christian Center,
2/12/94, 1D
- Half-century old Jackson restaurant burns, 1/20/94,
1A, 1B
- Will not be rebuilt after fire, 5/20/94, 5B
- Primos Northgate
- Restaurant review, 4/14/94, 4E; 6/14/87, 1F
- Primos Wild Game Calls of Jackson
- New video, 1/22/89; 3/12/95, 1C; 12D
- Primos, Wilbur
- New video catches eye of ESPN, 1/22/89; 12D
- Prince of Peace Word Fellowship Church
- Prince Street School
- Natchez
- Abandoned building to be reclaimed as community
center, 6/25/91, 2B
- Prince, Dan SEE Beckwith, Byron De La
- Principal of the Year, 1988
- Gary Smyly of Columbia High School, 9/26/88, 3B
- Principal of the Year, 1992
- Mac Curlee of Pearl, 9/1/92, 4B
- Principals, Clarksdale
- Junior High principal Walter Johnson fatally shot,
3/15/91, 1A; 3/16/91, 1B
- Principals, Gulfport
- Mike Reed of GHS is state's principal of year, 1/30/90,
4B
- Principals, Jackson
- Five Jackson schools get new principals, 6/13/91,
5B
- Four to be relocated to meet racial mix ruling, 2/14/91,
5B; 7/19/90, 2B
- Glade-Simpson receives national award, 10/24/88, 3B
- New principals to lead 5 schools, 5/3/92, 2B; 5/28/92,
3B
- School district gets tough at schools with below-par
test scores, 1/7/94, 1A
- Six schools to have new principals in Fall, 4/8/91,
2B
- Principals, Lee Elementary
- Guitar player, 5/23/87, 1A
- Principals, Mississippi
- 10 from state attending Harvard University institutes,
7/7/92, 4B
- State's principals' pay well below average, 8/13/91,
4B
- Prine, John
- Folk and country-rock singer at Hal & Mal's, 12/7/89,
3E
- Pringle, Marie
- Reassigned Holmes County teacher still without job,
10/5/90, 2B
- Prison Commissioner, Gene Scroggy named, 6/9/87,
1A; 6/10/87, 1A
- Prison Expansion Bill, 3/31/87, 1B
- Prison Fellowship
- Community service, 5/2/87, 1D
- Restitution program, 4/8/86, 1B
- Prison Fellowship Ministries
- State prisoners renovating house in Jackson, 12/12/91,
1D
- Taking Christianity behind bars, 5/11/91, 1D
- Prison Industries Board
- Appointments made by Mabus, 8/24/90, 2B
- Barnes says prisons can make a profit, 5/20/91, 1B
- Barnes takes job in Florida, 5/12/93, 3B
- Expert Ralph Barnes says state can profit from prisons,
3/21/91, 1B
- Interviewing for chief's post, 3/16/91, 1B
- Prison overcrowding SEE Mississippi Legislature, 1994---Special...
- Prison overcrowding SEE Prisons, Mississippi
- Prison scam SEE South Mississippi Correctional Facility
- Prison scam SEE Prisons---Louisiana
- Prisoner, Jackson
- Police prohibit army patches on inmates' fatigues,
10/19/93, 1B
- Prisoners SEE ALSO Jails
- Prisoners of war
- Ceremony honoring POWs
- 600+ live in state, 9/11/93, 1B
- Jackson native recalls life in German POW camp, 11/9/90,
1B
- Prisoners of war, Reunion, 5/25/87, 1A
- Prisoners, Bolivar County
- Inmate files $20M lawsuit after beating, 7/13/89,
5B
- Robinson's murder charge reduced, 2/22/90, 5B; 2/23/90,
5B
- Prisoners, Canton
- Police seek two Canton jail escapees, 10/8/90, 1B;
10/10/90, 3B
- Prisoners, Copiah County
- Federal witness in Sherry case escapes, 11/10/89,
1A; 11/16/89, 1B
- Four inmates flee jail, 9/3/90, 1B; 9/4/90, 1B; 9/5/90,
2B
- Manhunt nets 2 New Orleans escapees in stolen van,
5/29/91, 1B
- Two jail escapees recaptured, 9/18/90, 1B
- Prisoners, Corinth
- Escapee James West recaptured, 12/16/93, 3B
- Prisoners, Georgia
- Escapees seen in Jackson area, 10/11/89, 4B; 10/13/89,
5B; 10/14/89, 9B
- Prisoners, Greene County
- Muslim inmate files suit over pork handling, 6/1/90,
1A
- Prisoners, Greenville
- AIDS patient a concern for local officials, 10/7/92,
1A
- City seeks funds from county for housing county prisoners,
8/31/94, 3B
- Prisoners, Gulfport
- Accused killer freed temporarily in mix-up, 7/19/91,
3B
- Prisoners, Harrison County
- Inmate wants protection from deputies, 9/13/89, 5B
- Prisoners, Hinds County
- Arraignment by video could save money, 10/14/91, 1A
- County bars state prisoners from Penal Farm, 9/16/89,
1B; 9/26/89, 5B
- County pays out $500,000 to house state prisoners,
9/9/89, 1A
- Detention Center inmate changes clothes, walks out,
9/25/89, 1B
- Escapees Blakeley, Durham and Reeves, 8/2/92, 1A;
8/3/92, 1A
- Escapees Blakeley, Durham and Reeves: phone tips,
8/4/92, 5B
- Escapees Durham and Reeves captured in New Orleans,
8/9/92, 1A
- Income from jail phones tagged at $6000, 5/3/91, 5B
- Judge rules on suit concerning state prisoners, 1/26/90,
1B
- Judge rules state must pay $1M+ to County for inmates,
7/11/91, 1A
- Road crews guarded by unarmed guards
- Sues to get rid of state prisoners, 5/2/89, 1B; 5/9/89,
1B; 10/3/89, 1B
- Prisoners, Hollandale
- 16-year-old escapee believed headed for Vaiden, 3/24/94,
3B
- Prisoners, Jackson
- 2 detention center inmates escape---to female section,
9/7/94, 4B
- 2nd Jackson jail escapee Darryl Moore recaptured,
1/1/93, 1A
- At Mets game; legislators irked, 8/22/89, 1B; 8/23/89;
8/26/89; 9/6/89, (all 1A)
- Drug offender released because of jail overcrowding,
11/10/90, 1A
- Escapee Terry Stinson 'glad it's over with', 11/5/89,
1B
- Escapee Zachary Smiley is recaptured after scuffle,
11/14/89, 3B
- Everett and Moore escape city jail, 12/28/92, 1A;
12/29/92, 1A
- Grand Jury watches videotape of inmate beating at
city jail, 4/12/91, 1A
- Inmate sues after amputation, 5/20/89, 1B
- Jail inmate leaps through glass door, flees, 7/19/90,
5B
- Prisoners, Lauderdale County
- Escapees held in Newton County death, 6/18/91, 2B
- Inmates charged in jail destruction, 10/31/90, 2B
- Prisoners, Leake County
- Escapees elude Pennsylvania manhunt, 5/27/91, 2B;
5/28/91, 1B
- Prisoners, Lowndes County
- 4 jail escapees recaptured, 5/12/94, 2B
- Prisoners, Madison County
- Abuse
- Steven Smith trial, 12/2/87, 3B
- Inmate escapes as 2 guards play cards, 1 other gone
home, 11/1/93, 1A
- Supervisors OK inmate labor, 11/7/92, 6B
- Prisoners, Mendenhall
- Baptizing of inmates, 8/21/89, 1A
- Prisoners, Mississippi
- 169 inmates get furlough this week, 12/18/88, 1B
- AIDS patients' lawsuit is revived, 11/16/92, 1B
- Audit shows x-rated films bought for inmates, 1/31/90,
1A
- Average daily inmate costs (chart), 11/15/89, 1B
- Bill seeks to stop holiday furloughs for inmates,
1/11/89, 1B
- Central Correctional's female work-release program,
5/8/91, 1D
- Department of Corrections is broke; cannot reimburse
counties, 6/26/91, 1B
- Despite Sunday deadline, prisoners will stay in county
jails, 6/26/91, 1B
- Holiday furloughs denied to 9 of 176 inmates, 12/21/88,
1A
- House passes bill to pay counties for holding state
prisoners, 2/1/92, 1B
- House votes to ban inmates from public events, 1/24/90,
1B
- Influx from county jails will 'drive system crazy',
5/2/91, 1A
- Inmate involved in money order scam released by mistake,
7/14/90, 1A
- Inmate release/house arrest plan stalls, 12/5/94,
1A
- Inmate's furlough revoked for harassing mother, 12/30/88,
1B
- Inmates performing community service at Jackson Zoo,
11/8/90, 1B
- Inmates' Project Aware wins Point of Light award,
2/23/90, 5B
- Jailhouse conversions are more permanent than not,
8/29/92, 1D
- Law: felons must serve 85% of sentences, 6/23/95,
1A; 12/10/94, 1B
- Lawmakers to consider bill to deal with inmates' legal
appeals, 1/6/89, 1B
- Legislator wants restriction on their jail jobs, 9/11/89,
4B
- List of death row inmates, 5/20/87, 3A
- Mabus can't alter release rule for inmates who fought
floods, 8/10/91, 1B
- Man says mail rules unfair, 8/2/91, 1B
- Official: 2 arrests won't end inmate furloughs, 12/4/88,
1A
- Officials cancel all Christmas furloughs, 12/16/90,
1B
- Officials hope redesigned money order ends scam, 8/20/89,
1A
- Officials may separate furloughs, holidays, 1/22/89,
1B
- Officials poised to transfer inmates from county jails,
7/2/91, 3B
- One in four has tuberculosis, 3/22/91, 1B
- Parchman inmates provide free labor for state, 3/16/91,
3B
- Project Aware anti-drug program in Jackson school,
3/20/92, 4B; 7/29/93, 4B
- Project Aware: funds-cut may end project, 10/26/94,
1B
- Radios, TV sets taken from inmates unwilling to work,
10/8/94, 1A
- Senator Crook blasts slow pace of prisoner transfers,
10/9/90, 1A
- Some prisoners go home for holidays, 11/20/88, 1A
- Special legislative session (1994), 8/10/94; 8/20/94;
8/24/94; 8/25/94 all 1A
- Special legislative session: get-tough policies, 9/30/94,
1A; 10/8/94, 1A
- State inmates in county jails: judge approves plan,
9/24/94, 1B
- State lawmen get 'Biddle' guards in vehicles, 10/1/89,
1B
- State prisoners in county jails: High Court affirms
$10 limit, 4/1/94, 1B
- State prisoners must be out of county jails, 5/1/91,
2B; 6/13/91, 1B
- State wants to move mentally ill to Rankin County
prison, 6/7/89, 1A
- State's inmate population up 10.6% 1st 6 months of
1989, 9/11/89, 1B
- Violent offenders no longer to work for state agencies,
8/30/89, 1A
- Prisoners, Natchez
- City won', use prisoners to pick up litter, 8/22/89,
5B
- Prisoners, North Carolina
- Authorities capture fugitives in Brookhaven, 4/29/94,
1B; 4/30/94, 1B
- Florida police link body to 2 North Carolina escapees,
5/3/94, 1B
- Trooper Leggett praised for behavior in shootout,
5/13/94, 4B
- Prisoners, Parchman SEE Parchman
- Prisoners, Rankin County
- Clothes of James Adcox found near father's home, 8/14/92,
4B
- Computer-assisted literacy program, 5/8/89, 1B
- Convicts may be used on county road crews, 9/18/92,
4B
- Four escape after church service, 8/7/89, 1B; 8/9/89,
2B
- Trusty escapes, 5/3/87, 1B
- Prisoners, Washington County
- Inmate Johnny Gordon sues, claiming he got TB in jail,
12/26/93, 1B
- Prisons SEE ALSO Central Mississippi Correctional Facility
- Prisons SEE ALSO Parchman
- Prisons SEE ALSO Parole
- Prisons, Columbia
- Chosen as site for new prison, 1/10/86, 1B
- Prisons, Florida
- Prison industries big business, 1/19/90, 3B
- Prisons, Greene County
- Construction to begin in September, 5/24/87, 5B
- Controversy, 19/28/86, 1A
- Facility to open, 4/11/89, 1B
- Parchman chief to head Greene Co facil., 9/2/88, 1A
- Prisons, Greenwood
- County continues to explore private prison possibility,
7/20/94, 3B
- Private prison construction on hold, 7/18/93, 1G;
12/23/92, 1B; 12/31/92, 3B
- Private prison for Greenwood, 3/25/92, 1A; 3/30/92,
1A; 4/8/92, 2B; 6/3/92, 3B
- Prisons, Louisiana
- Grand jury indicts 5 in Angola scam, 9/19/89, 1B;
10/4/89, 2B; 10/6/89, 1A
- Kirksey Nix's wife admits role in scam, 9/27/90, 2B
- Nix in Biloxi facing U.S. drug charges, 2/24/91, 6B
- Nix, accused in scam, asks for information on investigations,
7/28/91, 2B
- Scams return at Angola, officials say, 12/16/90, 11B
- Sheri LaRa Sharpe released on probation, 2/17/91,
2B
- White, a key figure in prison scam, dies, 11/7/90,
1B
- Prisons, Marshall County
- Wackenhut Corrections Corp wins bid for private prison,
11/30/94, 3B
- Prisons, Mississippi
- At risk for federal takeover due to overcrowding,
12/17/89, 1A
- Auditors examining books of all prisons, 9/12/89,
1A; 9/15/89, 1B; 9/16/89, 1A
- PRISONS, MISSISSIPPI
- BILL PASSED IN SPECIAL SESSION IS SIGNED BY FORDICE,
8/25/94, 1A
- Prisons, Mississippi
- Board members urge end to prison feud, 2/9/88, 1B
- Budget said excessive, 9/12/87, 1A
- California consultants calculating future needs, 5/26/91,
1A
- Citizen tours eliminated by Department of Corrections,
10/14/89, 1B
- Condoms for Parchman inmates, 4/26/87, 1B
- Conjugal visits survive get-tough prison legislation,
9/11/94, 1A
- PRISONS, MISSISSIPPI
- CRIME AND THE COST OF PUNISHMENT: PRISON ALTERNATIVES,
6/20/93, 1A
- Prisons, Mississippi
- Editorial, 1/11/87, 4H
- Fordice wants large-scale farming at state facilities,
3/18/92, 1A
- Fordice: build as many prisons as necessary, 3/3/94,
1B
- Gyms, other state buildings may be used, 9/8/94, 1B;
9/9/94, 1A
- Health Department wants nurses to administer tuberculosis
medicine, 3/21/92, 2B
- House arrests to help relieve overcrowding, 8/12/88,
1A
- House panel advises reforms, 12/18/85, 1A
- House Penitentiary Committee to urge sweeping reforms,
10/25/89, 1A
- Housing shortage dogs legislators, 1/3/86, 1A
- Inmate Dial dies of heart attack in Rankin facility,
10/21/90, 1B
- Inmate moves provide relief to state jails, 10/24/90,
1A
- Inmate population near court limit, 3/8/88, 1A
- Inmates arrive at Rankin facility, 2/8/86, 1B
- Inmates' exposure to AIDS 1,000 times average, 3/1/88,
1A
- Judge relaxes watch on, 10/20/90, 1A
- Judges still back RID in spite of abuse, 7/12/88,
3B
- Lack of funds prevent prisons from doing more than
punishing, 5/21/91, 5A
- Lawmakers consider using casino profits for construction,
5/24/94, 2B
- Lawyer wants state to pay overcrowding fines, 11/9/89,
1A
- Leakesville, 8/27/86, 1B; 8/28/86, 1A
- Legislature urged to establish prison task force,
1/28/89, 3B
- Limited funds for Greene Co facility, 12/15/87, 1B
- Mabus is criticized for his handling of issue, 9/29/89,
1B
- Mabus vetoes portion of prisons bill, 4/6/90, 1B
- More parole advised to ease overcrowding, 9/12/86,
3B
- Motion seeks fines against Hinds County for overcrowding,
10/8/94, 5B
- Mud hole filled in Rankin Co Prison, 7/13/88, 1B
- New jail at Whitfield remains empty, 3/11/86, 1A
- Officals say independent board, not Mabus, should
run prisons, 4/7/90, 1A
- Officials not immune from lawsuits, Court rules, 2/2/89,
3B
- Officials study privatization of system, 8/19/89,
1B
- Overcrowding, 12/30/84, 1A; 12/31/84, 1A+
- Overcrowding: Airways Motel will house women prisoners,
7/12/94, 4B
- Overcrowding: criminals know they won't be locked
up, 7/10/94, 1B
- Overcrowding: Lucas says state must have long-range
plan, 5/18/94, 3B
- Pearl River County seeks overcrowding relief, 7/6/94,
3B
- PEER finds commodities expired in prisons, 8/15/86,
1B
- PEER report cites improper purchases, 10/29/89, 1A,
15A
- Perry County eager for new state prison, 6/10/94,
3B
- Prison fund hike sought, 8/19/86, 1B
- Prison population below release level, 4/15/88, 2B
- Prison reform started out strong in Legislature, then
fizzled, 4/1/90, 18A
- Private prison site to be named, 11/17/94, 4B
- Privatization backers see lower costs (analysis),
8/14/94, 1G
- Privatization recommended by study commission, 2/1/92,
3B
- Privatization: Corrections Corp of America was FBI
target, 8/6/94, 1A
- Public confidence in system is low, 7/2/93, 1A
- Reorganization plan is under fire, 6/22/90, 3B
- Reorganization plan put forth by Fordice, 04/24/92,
1B
- Senate financing plan, 3/26/87, 1B; 3/27/87, 1B
- Senator Robert Crook urges task force to study, 5/30/89,
1B
- Slow processing causes prisons to seem crowded, 11/21/89,
1A
- Special legislative session OKs tough prison bill,
8/23/94, 1A
- State hopes to settle 1972 lawsuit, unshackle federal
control, 9/12/90, 1B
- State leads nation in brutality complaints, 5/22/92,
1B
- State must solve overcrowding problem, 6/29/87, 3B
- State prison population, 3/11/87, 1B
- State saves woney via inmate labor, part-time teenagers,
10/15/92, 3B
- PRISONS, MISSISSIPPI
- STILL SERVING TIME (SPECIAL SERIES), 12/17/89, various
pagings
- Prisons, Mississippi
- Supreme Court says 'bad conditions' not unconstitutional,
6/18/91, 1A
- Treatment for sex offenders, 8/25/86, 1A
- Vandalism, 6/20/87, 3B
- Work programs, 9/1/87, 1A
- Prisons, Mississippi SEE ALSO Parchman
- Prisons, Yazoo County
- 750 jobs seen in U.S. prison plan, 12/11/91, 1B
- Congress OKs $80 million for facility, 10/2/92, 1B
- Construction gets final approval, 1/9/93, 1B
- County receives federal grant to improve roads, 3/3/94,
1B
- Group says trouble will outweigh benefit, 4/3/91,
3B
- Minimum security means 'no fence', 4/10/91, 1A
- U.S. to build $50M prison in county, 3/23/91, 1A
- Yazoo City waiting on jobs, 7/18/93, 1G
- Pritchard, George, 9/4/87, 1A; 9/7/87, 2B; 9/10/87,
1A; 9/12/87, 1A; 9/25/87, 4B; 9/28/87,1A; 910/87, 1A
- Pastor
- Wields gun in church, 9/1/87,1A; 9/2/87, 1B; 9/3/87,
1B; 9/4/87, 1A
- Pritchard, James, 7/6/86, 4F
- Pritchard, Ken SEE Apartments, Madison
- Pritchard, Sandra
- Named Hinds County Teacher of the Year, 5/15/92, 4B
- Private prisons SEE Prisons, Greenwood
- Private Property Rights Act SEE Mississippi Legislature,
1994
- Private schools
- Center their Christmas celebrations on religious aspect,
12/12/89, 4B
- Public school employees send kids to acadamies, 9/15/86,
1A
- Sales of school stock finances schools, 9/10/91, 4B
- Stigma attached, 11/9/86, 1G
- Student test scores, 2/14/89, 1B
- Privatization, Hinds County
- Supervisors eyeing possible projects, 11/5/85, 3B
- Privatization, Jackson
- Cutting city costs, 9/9/85, 1A
- Privatization, Mississippi
- Commission recommends privatizing prisons, 2/1/92,
3B
- Gunn introduces bill in Legislature, 1/16/93, 1B
- Home health program a possibility, 7/9/92, 2B; 10/14/93,
2B
- NAACP against measures, 2/11/93, 3B
- PRIVATIZATION, MISSISSIPPI
- PEER REPORT TARGETS 90 STATE PROGRAMS, 12/18/92, 1A,
17A (list)
- Privatization, Mississippi
- Pro (Mike Gunn) and Con (Bill Chandler), 3/14/93,
2G
- Privatization, Mississippi SEE ALSO
- Department of Human Services---Privatization...
- Privatization, Natchez
- City considering privately owned jail, 9/20/92, 2B
- Privatization, Rankin County
- Supervisors considering new privately run jail, 9/4/92,
4B
- PRM SEE Public Radio in Mississippi
- Pro Maintenance Services
- South Jackson business threatened by multiple thefts,
9/12/94, 3B
- Pro-Mark Inc
- Samuel Pierce ok'd contract for state firm, 7/31/89,
1A
- Process servers, 4/13/87, 1C
- Procter & Gamble
- Battling rumors of Satanism, 3/8/90, 6B
- Proctor, Ennis
- Director of Mississippi High School Activities Association,
8/20/91, 4B
- Prodigy
- Subscribers boycott electronic mail company over fee
hikes, 4/16/93, 5B
- Prodintorg SEE Amercan Poultry Intl.
- Producers Feed Co
- Catfish feed company, 8/20/88, 8B
- Product liability
- House bill would clarify how liable a manufacturer
is, 3/18/92, 2B
- Product Services Co
- Fire at warehouse, 12/11/92, 4B; 12/13/92, 1B
- Professional Ambulance Services SEE Emergency medical
service, Jackson
- Professional Aviation Service
- Fined $15,000, 5/1/86, 2B
- Under investigation by FAA, 1/22/86, 1B
- Professional Nursing Services
- Cares for sick children of working parents, 2/4/90,
1E
- Professors
- College faculties deserve merit raise, Zacharias says,
11/28/89, 1B
- JSU professor
- MSU
- Bond for suspects, 1/16/87, 1B
- Slaying
- 1/6/87, 1B, 1/7/87, 1A; 1/8/87, 1A
- To get 8% raise, 6/18/87, 3B
- PROFILE MISSISSIPPI, 2/26/95, sections I,J,K; 2/28/93,
sections H,I,J,K
- Profile Mississippi
- Business, agribusiness, education, quality of life,
3/1/92, parts I-IV
- Profilet, Cynthia
- Jackson teacher writes children's book 'Kamal's Quest',
10/14/93, 1D
- Progressive Shoe Store
- Pontotoc
- Worldwide clientele, 5//22/88, 1G
- Progressive slot machines SEE Slot machines
- Progressive Victory Christian Ministries
- Reclaiming JSU area, 1/23/93, 1D
- Project 95
- Schools scurry to comply with added courses, 2/4/91,
1B
- Tougher high school and college admissions standards,
2/28/90, 2B
- Project ACCESS SEE Canada, Ben
- Project Aware SEE Prisoners, Mississippi---Project...
- Project EASY
- Tutoring program in science, math and English, 11/5/91,
4B
- Project GESTALT
- Federal grant to Jackson schools for 4-H tutoring
program, 11/2/93, 5B
- Project Hospitality
- Feeding homeless in Jackson and Los Angeles, 7/3/92,
4B; 7/4/92, 1A
- Project LEAP
- Literacy program on public television, 2/10/93, 3B
- Needy women provide gifts for homeless shelter, 12/10/93,
1A
- Project Learning Tree
- School environmental learning program, 2/9/93, 4B
- Project Marine Discovery Sea Camp
- Project Touch
- Help for life crises, 8/18/85, 3B
- Project Triggerlock
- Federal law targeting gun-using criminals enforced
locally, 4/11/91, 4B
- Felon Charles William Thomas facing life sentence,
10/26/91, 3B
- Project Vote Smart
- Telephone answer line, 7/13/92, 2B
- Project YES
- Introduces students to state universities, 7/10/89,
1A
- Prom
- Big evening from perspective of parents, students
and teachers, 3/8/92, 1E
- Murrah
- Drinking and driving letter, 5/1/87, 1A
- Prom night--a date with disaster, 4/22/94, 1E
- Time for the picture-perfect dress, 4/11/90, 1D
- You'll need a bundle of cash, 3/8/92, 1E
- Promise Keepers
- To help men understand their roles in family, job,
church, 7/23/94, 5D
- Propane
- Cold weather increases demand, 12/23/89, 6B
- Propane tank burning at Coca-Cola plant, 12/6/90,
5B
- Propane truck fire on I-55 South, 5/17/94, 1A
- Property taxes
- Supervisors vow no new taxes, 8/31/94, 1B
- Property taxes SEE ALSO Income tax; Taxes
- Property taxes, Clinton
- Residents will see increase, 9/9/89, 5B
- Tax rise due to raises for firefighters, police, 9/14/90,
5B
- Property taxes, Hattiesburg
- Mayor says 1994 budget may necessitate increase, 8/11/93,
3B
- Property taxes, Hinds County
- County could lose $440,000 in delinquent taxes, 10/16/90,
5B
- County holds unpaid tax bills worth $500,000, 7/5/92,
1A; 10/14/89, 5B
- Deal with city of Jackson raises taxes in county,
9/16/93, 1A, 4B
- Lack of computer hookup slows rebates, 3/9/91, 5B
- Real estate values decline for 1st time in 21 years,
7/3/91, 4B
- Will see slight increase, 8/17/89, 3B; 9/6/89,
2B
- Will soar to pay for maintainance of new jail, 8/13/92,
1A
- Property taxes, Jackson
- City Council votes against raising property taxes,
9/14/90, 1B
- Councilman Stokes proposes 2 mill hike, 8/22/90, 1A
- Increase seen, 9/16/87, 1B
- Property taxes, Mississippi
- IRS cites savings with access to computerized courthouses,
1B; 1/2/89
- Property owners can check tax rolls, question assesement,
2/2/92. 2G
- Property taxes, Rankin County
- Supervisors OK tax hike, 9/13/89, 3B
- Prosecuting Attorney (Hinds County) SEE Moss, Joe
- Prospere, Jane
- Tour guide for Natchez Pilgrimage Tours
- A Day in the Life, 10/3/94, 1D
- Prostate cancer
- Free examinations offered for men over 40, 9/20/91,
1E
- Pat Pepper faced fear to cope, 7/25/93, 1E
- Quietest killer, 7/25/93, 1E, 2E
- Prostate cancer SEE ALSO Fordice, Kirk
- Prostitution
- Death of prostitute; deterrent, 11/10/86, 1B
- Ex-trooper McGriggs is cleared on soliciting charges,
10/18/90, 5B
- Ex-trooper McGriggs, others charged with soliciting,
8/13/90, 1A; 8/26/90, 4B
- HIV-positive prostitutes may named to Health Department,
8/1/93, 1A
- Jackson
- Prostitute dies of AIDS, 3/6/87, 1A
- Male David Holliday found shot
- Figure in 1983 gubernatorial campaign, 11/9/93,
1B
- Male prostitute and AIDS, 2/12/87, 1A
- Male prostitute James McIntyre accused of soliciting,
3/3/92, 3B
- Male prostitute McIntyre back in city jail, 9/27/90,
1B
- Male prostitute, AIDS-carrier, sentenced to Parchman,
4/14/89, 1B
- Mississippi
- Children enticed into prostitution have no legal
protection, 3/19/90, 1B
- More stings by Jackson police will come, 8/24/93,
5B
- Oktibbeha County
- 13 charged in park, 11/10/88, 3B
- Police sting on Highway 80 West in Jackson, 4/13/93,
1B
- Prostitutes convicted in Jackson to get more jail
time, 12/28/94, 1B
- Ring
- Stokes wants prostitutes off streets, tougher laws,
11/24/94, 1B
- Undercover operation nets 17 arrests on Highway 80,
1/12/93, 5B
- Prostitution SEE ALSO Call girl ring
- Prostitution SEE ALSO Sexually abused children---Neshoba
County
- Protection devices SEE Crime rate, Mississippi
- Protestant denominations
- Provine band
- Provine High School
- 14 students arrested after fight, 9/9/92, 4B
- Board to decide fate of suspended students, 2/18/92,
1B; 2/19/92, 1B
- Canada and task force study alternatives to expulsions,
3/11/92, 2B
- Canada institutes complete restructuring, 4/3/92,
1A; 4/4/92, 1B; 4/21/92, 5B
- Chain-link fence to surround school, 2/22/92, 1B;
2/24/92, 1A
- City councilman Armstrong and others protest expulsions,
2/26/92, 1B
- Course in science of weather, 5/8/90, 4B
- Emmanuel Reeves is named principal, 4/10/92, 4B
- European Dreamers, group of students want to see
Europe, 8/26/93, 1D
- Expulsions for school fight wrong, parent says, 2/23/92,
1A
- Expulsions protested by citizens' group, 3/6/92, 4B
- Moms in the Hall program, 10/22/94, 1B
- Officials hope restructuring will erase bad memories,
5/18/92, 1A
- PEP program, 1/26/90, 4B
- Poll giving citizens' opinions on expulsions, 2/25/92,
1B
- School Board OKs evening classes at Provine, 11/27/90,
1B; 12/9/91, 1B
- Student leaders say school is safe, 9/23/94, 4B
- Student punches teacher Michael Wright, 3/3/93, 1B
- Student shot by schoolmate after school, 9/5/91, 1B;
9/6/91, 1A; 9/7/91, 5B
- Students face expulsion after January 21 fight, 1/30/92,
1A; 1/31/92, 1B
- Urban League says mediation is needed instead of expulsions,
2/27/92, 4B
- Prude, Tommy SEE Schools---Columbus
- Prudential Securities Inc
- CEO Wick Simmons visits Jackson office, 3/26/94, 6B
- OKs settlement; 1300 Mississippians may make claims,
10/22/93, 5B
- Prudential-Bache Securities
- To buy $5.6 million in Jackson school bonds, 9/5/91,
2B
- Pruett, Keith SEE Sovereign immunity
- Pruett, Marion A
- Arguments start, 2/12/88, 1A
- Arkansas expected to set execution, 3/8/88, 1A
- Arkansas sets execution for 4/17/88, 3/9/88, 1B
- Arkansas wants to execute, 4/29/87, 1A
- Case goes to jury, 2/17/88,1A
- Challenges law limiting attor. pay, 8/17/88, 4B
- Claims 2 more slayings in Arkansas, 10/2/89, 1A
- Death penalty reinstatement sought, 11/15/86, 1B
- Death row inmate plans to wed California woman, 9/20/90,
1A
- Defense scraps case, 2/19/88, 1A
- Demands $10,000 for taking blame for Alabama killings,
9/20/90, 1B
- Friend says he wants to stop appeals, 1/1/90, 1B
- Guilty verdict, 2/18/88, 1A
- Hearing on retrial, 5/19/87, 1B; 6/20/87, 3B
- Hinds can retry, 9/22/87, 4B; 9/23/87, 1B; 9/24/87,
1A; 9/26/87, 3B
- Judge in Arkansas grants stay of execution, 4/6/88,
1B
- Judge postpones sentencing, 2/20/88, 1A
- Judge won't disqualify himself, 1/5/88, 4B; 1/6/88,
3B; 1/9/88, 1B
- Juror voted for life term, 2/27/88, 1A
- Jury hears confession, 2/16/88, 1A
- Jury questioning continues, 2/2/88, 3B
- Jury seating continues, 1/27/88, 4B
- Jury split:means life sentence, 2/26/88, 1A
- Legal bill for second trial is $65,000+ to taxpayers,
4/6/92, 1B
- Letter said to prove his guilt in Arkansas killings,
4/27/90, 1A
- Letter to editor, 3/12/88, 12A
- Lowe's family criticizes system, juror, 3/12/88, 1A
- Mississippi Supreme Court says can be retried, 9/3/87,
1A+; 9/4/87, 1B
- Newspapers file suit to open proceedings, 7/4/87,
3B
- Panel hears arguments over case, 10/7/87, 3B
- Psychologists disagree, 2/13/88, 1A
- Records & proceedings:closed, 1/2/88, 1B; 12/17/87,
2B
- Retrial delayed to January, 10/3/87, 1B
- Retrial delayed to November, 7/8/87, 1B
- Retrial problem, 6/9/87, 1B; 7/1/87, 1A; 7/3/87, 1A;
9/30/87, 2B
- Sentence & conviction overturned, 3/25/86, 1A
- Supreme Court refuses to open file case, 11/19/87,
1A
- To be retried, 6/17/87, 1A
- To get new trial, 4/28/87, 1A; 5/9/87, 1B
- Trial begins behind closed doors, 1/25/88, 1A; 1/26/88,
1B
- Trial cost $26,000 +, 3/17/88, 1B
- Wants $20,000 for information on Lowe's jewelry, 11/14/89,
1A
- Witness: Put Pruett on streets, 2/25/88, 1B
- Won't get mistrial, 2/23/88, 1A
- Pryor, William
- Gulfport teacher honored by Disney channel, 5/25/90,
4B
- PSC, 3/23/89, 1A
- Admits forcing Wallace to retire, 7/8/89, 1A
- Allows MP&L to set rates without public hearings,
12/28/90, 6B
- Appointed PSC may be better, experts say, 12/11/88,
1A
- Attorney General urges restrictions on its secret
meetings, 8/7/89, 1A
- Audit Grand Gulf, 1/29/87, 8B
- Authorities meeting privately with utility officials,
1/11/90, 1B
- Begins hearings on reducing telephone rates, 5/13/90,
1G
- Big changes not likely with new staff director, 7/22/90,
1G
- Bill requiring that positions be filled by popular
vote, 2/10/92, 1A; 2/13/92, 1B; 2/16/92, 1G
- Bill to increase commissioners to 5 fails, 2/1/90,
4B; 2/7/90, 1B
- Bribery indictments: effect on taxpayers, 12/9/88,
1A
- Candidates for PSC staff head narrowed to 3, 7/3/90,
6B
- Charges politically motivated, 3/18/86, 1A; 3/19/86,
1B
- Commissioners accepting contributions from utilities,
10/12/89, 1A
- Commissioners race, 7/20/87, 1B
- Committee backs adjustable rates for utilities, 1/19/89;
8B
- Contradictions could be key in PSC case, 12/27/88,
1A
- Court: PSC in error, overturns MPC rate plan, 1A;
1/5/89
- Current, former PSC commissioners indicted, 12/9/88,
1A
- Deer is removed from post by Wilkerson, 9/18/90, 1A
- Document shows PSC officials rewrote MP&L audit,
8/14/89, 1A
- Economist fired after questioning Power Company figures,
10/12/90, 1B
- Four indicted in PSC case enter innocent pleas, 12/10/88,
1A
- Havens strikes plea bargain with feds, 3/22/89, 1A
- Havens' plea bargain may fall through, 4/6/89, 1B
- Hearing on private meetings, 11/7/89, 1A; 11/8/89,
1B
- Hearings are rigged phone official says at Snyder
trial, 12/7/89, 1A
- Hebert named by Fordice to PSC post, 6/23/92, 1A
- House committe recommends adding 2 commissioners,
1/18/90, 1B
- House votes not to alter makeup of Commission, 3/9/90,
1B
- Howie worked briefly in 1990 for utility regulated
by PSC, 3/25/91, 1A
- Independent utilities panel key to restoring trust,
6/10/90, 3H
- Inquiry into promotional practices by utility companies,
6/8/94, 8B; 6/9/94, 5B
- Judge grants separate trial for Little, 3/31/89, 3B
- Judge's ruling eliminates $12M in truck fees, largely
to PSC, 3/1/91, 1A
- Lawmakers question hirings, 1/24/86, 1B
- Legislators fail again to override Mabus veto, 3/18/89,
1A
- Legislators may mandate reform on private meetings,
8/27/89, 1H
- Legislators submit legislation to reform PSC, 12/19/89,
1A
- Legislators, commissioners discuss reform, 10/13/89,
1A
- Legislature OKs bill to change PSC's structure, 3/29/90,
1B
- Legislature outlaws secret deals with utility companies,
2/3/90, 3B
- Long-distance carriers can compete for in-state calls,
8/9/89, 6B
- Mabus retains right to appoint PSC positions, 3/17/89,
1A
- Mabus vetoes bill on PSC appointments, 3/15/89, 1B
- May ask 1992 Legislature to expand its rule-making
authority, 1/6/92, 1B
- Method of operation should undergo changes, 8/20/89,
3H
- MP&L rate hike, 2/26/87, 1A
- MP&L rates, 6/18/87, 1A
- New rules likely to increase utility bills, 8/22/89,
3B
- Orders BellSouth cuts, 4/24/87, 1A
- Orders BellSouth to open in-state lines, 10/30/92,
6B
- Orders BellSouth to refund $1.06 Million, 1/11/90,
1A
- Overhaul of agency may require more personnel, 1/17/91,
6B
- PEER faults PSC for inefficiency, 1A; 1/24/89
- Perry declines post on PSC, 12/27/89, 1B
- Plans to have General Electric pay for Grand Gulf,
8/20/87,8B
- Poll: Many feel officials are corrupt, 3/21/89, 1A
- Puts foot down on account used to order boots, 1/25/89;
2B
- Reform bill requires employees to reapply for their
jobs, 9/5/90, 6B
- Reform is slowly changing PSC, chief says, 1/11/91,
5B
- Report raps fiscal, hiring habits, 1/11/86, 1A
- Robinson accepts post on Commission, 12/28/89, 1A
- Scandal: Bribery scheme, 12/9/88, 17A
- Scandals leave little choice but to order reforms,
12/17/89, 1A
- Senate approves bill for investigating PSC, 3/25/89,
1B
- Senator Crook says panel can watchdog PSC, 1/20/90,
1A
- Sets hearing on paying for Grand Gulf 2, 8/2/89, 3B
- Snyder indicted 2nd time in 3 months, 5/5/89, 1A,
1B
- Snyder pleads innocent; won't quit PSC, 5/6/89, 1A
- Snyder's trial to stay in Mississippi, 3/28/89, 3B
- To consider Grand Gulf 2 settlement, refund, 7/26/89,
1A
- To start monthly news conferences, 1/8/92, 8B
- Ward and Snyder ordered to stand trial separately,
7/6/89, 1B
- Watson appointed to fill Havens seat, 2/26/88, 8B
- Wilkerson cites funds in firings; then hikes payroll,
3/25/91, 1A
- Wilkerson is named staff head, 7/14/90, 1A
- PSC SEE ALSO Havens, Lynn, Snyder, D.W.
- PSC SEE ALSO Long-distance rates
- Psychiatrists
- Gulfport
- Dr. Leonard Ball gives up license, 5/19/89, 1B
- Psychic
- Assists in body search in Vicksburg, 7/30/87, 1B
- Dianna Zinn of Ocean Springs, 1/17/90, 1D
- Psychotherapy
- Religious
- Eugene Dyess, 4/25/87, 1C
- PTAs
- 3 honored at anniversary celebration merging black
and white PTAs, 2/4/94, 1B
- 500 at Natchez town meeting want education 'back on
front burner', 3/17/92, 1A
- Celebration of National PTA Month, 1/29/91, 4B
- Clinton resident Betty Collins member of 6 different
PTAs, 10/29/94, 1A
- Fordice tells state group money no answer to better
schools, 1/23/92, 1A
- Holds last of seven rallies on education funding,
3/31/92, 1A
- Jackson Council holds legislative forum, 11/4/93,
4B; 11/5/93, 1B
- Jackson's Gary Road Elementary PTA named state's best,
5/2/92, 4B
- Leaders hear mixed messages on education reform funding,
1/24/91, 1B
- Push for parental time off with pay for school conferences,
10/26/90, 4B
- Reflections competition, 5/19/92, 4B
- Refuses money raised by RTS on 1-900 solicitation,
9/26/90, 2B; 12/31/90, 3B
- Social values are as important as scholastic basics,
PTA says, 5/4/90, 4B
- State association meets on coast, 4/28/92, 4B; 5/2/92,
3B
- State board helps local PTAs become more effective,
8/10/90, 4B
- State convention will hear Miss America, 4/28/93,
2B
- State group to focus on teacher pay raises, 1/26/93,
4B
- State groups enlisted by Molpus in 'war' for better
schools, 5/4/91, 1A
- State groups get $200 grants, 11/13/89, 1B
- State meeting addressed by Frank Melton, 5/1/93, 1B
- State meeting addressed by Molpus, 4/30/93, 2B
- State's fast-growing PTA holds annual conference,
5/10/90, 1B
- Timberlawn Elementary's PTA wins national advocate
award, 5/22/91, 2B
- Top state officals fail to attend PTA education conference,
9/1/90, 2B
- PTL
- Bakker, 3 former aides indicted for fraud, tax evasion,
12/6/88, 1A
- Rev. Tim O'Leary's opinion, 3/30/87, 1A
- Public access channel
- Debuts on cable TV in Jackson, 7/4/89, 1D
- For people with a message, 7/31/94, 1E
- Jackson churches are frequent users, 1/21/92, 1D
- Topless dancers shock viewers, 10/23/92, 5B
- Public assistance SEE Welfare reform
- Public Defender Consortium
- City of Jackson's new body to represent poor defendants,
12/15/93, 4B
- Lumumba sues city on contract, 1/4/94, 4B
- Public defenders
- Committee of judges studies need in Hinds County,
4/6/91, 5B
- Cost-cutting move to serve indigent clients, 7/12/93,
3B
- Court-appointed lawyers Powell and Horn win challenge
to $1000 fee, 3/23/91, 4B
- Court-appointed lawyers underpaid?, 7/26/90, 1B; 9/29/90,
1B; 10/10/90, 5B
- Fortner calls for inmate release from overcrowded
Jackson city jail, 5/20/93, 1B
- Fortner has job and staff, but no offices, 11/26/91,
5B; 12/21/91, 5B
- Fortner says 64 prisoners held unconstitutionally
in Jackson jail, 5/29/93, 1A
- Fortner will defend David Smith, Ricky Jo Simmons'
accused killer, 3/2/92, 1A
- Hinds County sets up office to represent indigents,
1/29/91, 5B
- Hinds County to hire 1st permanent defender, 8/20/91,
5B
- Jackson countian Thomas Fortner is named to Hinds
post, 9/18/91, 2B
- Judge won't lift limit on court-appointed attorney
fees, 11/30/90, 5B
- Needed by Hinds County, 8/18/87, 1B
- Poor public defense hits hardest on least able to
pay, 11/27/88, 1B
- Rankin County staff requests raises or more personnel,
7/28/92, 5B
- State Supreme Court says they need pay raise, 12/28/90,
1B
- Public Education Forum of Mississippi
- Aiming for higher profile, 6/2/91, 3B
- Building Tomorrow Today..., 11/10/92, 4B
- Business community plan, 11/13/92, 1A
- Curlee is named director, 10/23/93, 1A; 10/26/93,
1B
- Donald Cotten of USM is chief, 9/29/94, 2B
- Funding, student safety top reform agenda, 10/6/94,
3B
- Raising funds, poised to become viable force, 5/20/94,
1A
- To conduct major review of state's education, 2/4/92,
4B
- Public Education in the Twentienth Century South
- Symposium at Ole Miss, 9/15/92, 4B
- Public employees SEE State employees
- Public Employees Retirement System
- Attorney General: Funds are safe, 9/22/88, 1B
- Fund draws interest, 10/2/88, 1G
- Jeanne R. Walker replaces Irl Dean Rhodes, 9/26/89,
3B
- Lost $138 Million in Crash, 12/19/87, 1A
- Nominations sought to fill Rhodes' position, 7/11/89,
1B
- Not be consolidated?, 4/19/88, 1B
- Pay hike rejected, 10/27/88, 3B
- PEER report on, 2/8/90, 2B
- Raise for head balked at, 10/17/88, 1A
- Rhodes elected chairman, 6/16/89, 1A; 6/17/89, 1A
- Rhodes resigns board post, 6/28/89, 1A; 8/16/89, 2B
- PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM
- SECURING A FUTURE, 3/24/91, 1A+
- Public Employees Retirement System
- Walker's efforts to get on Board are questioned, 8/1/93,
3G
- Public Enemy
- Rap music group at Coliseum, 8/9/90, 8E
- Rap show at Coliseum, 12/26/91, 8G; 12/30/91, 1B
- Public housing
- Cleveland
- Low income tenants face eviction with HUD pullout,
3/14/92, 3B; 3/25/92, 1B
- Jackson
- Audit shows overdrafts, losses, 12/24/87, 1A
- City to contract with Enterprise Foundation, 2/13/91,
5B
- Councilman Stokes calls for greater police presence,
12/21/91, 5B
- Ditto orders probe of missing housing grant money,
7/28/90, 2B
- HUD grant of $1.6 million to improve city housing,
10/30/91, 5B
- No vacancy: doors closing on public-housing availability,
1/21/91, 1B
- Police officers to develope anti-crime programs,
10/25/91, 4B
- Public housing SEE ALSO Housing
- Public housing SEE ALSO Metro Manor Apartments
- Public land
- Mississippi
- Was Reagan good guy or bad guy?, 11/13/88, 1H
- Public Radio in Mississippi
- Blend of classical music and news
- Faces behind the voices, 8/8/93, 1F
- Public relations
- Public Safety Commission SEE Dixon, Louisa
- Public Safety Task Force
- Brainstorms on ways to reduce Jackson crime, 12/18/93,
4B
- Public School Forum
- New group expects to have clout, 8/3/89, 1B
- Public School Forum of Mississippi
- Business leaders, educators unite to help schools,
6/2/89, 1A
- Public schools SEE Schools, ...
- Public schools (Jackson) SEE Jackson Public Schools
- Public Service Commission SEE PSC
- Public Service Commission SEE ALSO Havens, Lynn, Snyder,
D.W.
- Public speaking
- Actor John Maxwell gives seminars on overcoming fear,
8/7/91, 1D
- Public Trusts Tidelands Comm
- Agency accepts rental rates, 10/13/88, 4B
- Public welfare SEE Welfare, Mississippi
- Public Works Department SEE Jackson Public Works Department
- Puckett Attendance Center
- Composting project using poultry manure, 4/20/94,
1B
- Puckett Laboratories, 5/3/87, 1I
- Puckett, Billy
- Youngster with brain tumor has early Christmas 'snow',
12/5/89, 1B
- Puckett, Harold
- Jackson chimney sweep offers tips on fireplace care,
12/6/91, 1F
- Puckett, M. Bernard SEE MTel
- Puckett, Mississippi
- Drilling under way to kill blown well, 9/11/85, 1B
- Evacuation ordered after explosion, 9/24/85, 1A
- Evacuees return home, 9/26/85, 1A
- Flames hinder workers, 7/24/85, 1A; 7/25/85, 1A
- Justice Department seeks to join suit against board,
2/28/89, 1B; 4/3/89, 1B
- Lack of plan hampered evacuation, 7/20/85, 1A
- Pilot flames in place, 7/22/85, 1A; 7/23/85, 1A
- Pilot light problems, 7/17/85, 1A; 7/19/85, 1A
- Residents seek reparation, 9/27/85, 1A
- Sour gas well a bitter memory, 11/2/5/85, 1B
- Well explosion, 7/18/85, 1A
- Puckett, Nolan Keith SEE Washington, Bob
- Puckett, Steve SEE ALSO South Mississippi Correctional
Institute
- Puckett, Susan
- A Cook's Tour of Mississippi, 9/22/88, 1E
- Puddin Place
- Bed-and-breakfast inn in Oxford
- Weekend getaway, 11/26/92, 3H
- Pugnacious Porkers
- Rankin County team off to Memphis barbecue competition,
5/10/90, 1D
- Pull-tab gambling devices SEE Bingo machines
- Pullen, Jeanette
- Doctor is driving force behind Children's Cancer Clinic,
3/12/91, 1D
- Pulliam, Charles
- Terminally ill Parchman prisoner goes home, 9/16/93,
1A; 9/18/93, 1A; 11/27/93, 2B
- Pulpwood industry
- Pulp, paper boom helps create jobs, 1/29/89, 11H
- Pulsar Plastics Inc
- Illinois-based company to build plant in Sardis, 2/11/92,
6B
- Pump Boys and Dinettes
- At New Stage, 9/7/89, 1E; 9/8/89, 12A
- Pumping plant
- Delta
- Plan criticized, 7/7/86, 1B
- Pumpkins
- Wee Care Child Care Center picks pumpkins at Richalnd
farm, 10/31/90, 1D
- Punchy's
- Restaurant review, 11/22/87, 1G
- Punchy's Live Charcoal Restaurant
- Restaurant review, 10/14/93, 4E
- Punitive damage lawsuits SEE ALSO Sovereign immunity
- Punitive damages
- Effort to limit backfires, 1/23/86, 8B
- House bill would limit awards for lawsuits, 2/10/93,
1B
- Lobbyists debating Legislative bills, 4/1/92, 5B
- U.S. Supreme Court decision won't affect state, 3/6/91,
6B
- Punxsutawney Phil
- Groundhog Day, 2/3/88, 1B
- Pupils SEE Students
- Purdy, James SEE Technology Optical Card
- Purim SEE Jews
- Purple Creek Plaza
- Debate over who will pay delays stoplight project,
4/26/91, 5B; 5/1/91, 5B
- Two new retail chains come to County Line Road, 3/16/90,
8B
- Purple Heart SEE Military Order of the Purple Heart
- Purple martin
- Carroll Industries: Gourds, 2/27/88, 4C
- Gourds as homes, 10/22/85, 1C
- Purple Parrott
- Hattiesburg
- Restaurant review, 1/29/89, 1F
- Purrfect Parakeet
- Owner must quarantine birds until testing completed,
7/9/94, 3B
- Poplarville pet store supplier faces cruelty to animals
charges, 6/28/94, 1B
- Purse snatchings
- Bystander with gun thwarts would-be purse snatcher
in Jackson, 9/9/91, 3B
- Citizens catch would-be robber outside Elite Restaurant,
8/16/91, 4B
- Holidays swell number of purse snatchings, 11/29/91,
1B; 12/11/89, 2B
- Nabbed suspect, 9/15/87, 1B
- Southhaven grandmother punctures thief's car tires,
12/2/92, 2B
- Purses
- Large purses can cause shoulder pain, 9/23/93, 1D
- Purvis, Mississippi, 2/28/88, 3B
- Lamar County museum; Real McCoy furniture builders
- Weekend getaway, 8/1/91, 3E
- Purvis, Perrin SEE Board for Community and Junior Colleges
- PUSH (People Understanding the Severely Handicapped)
SEE Disabled
- Putnam, Michael SEE Drunken driving---Putnam...
- Putting Parent Involvement to Work
- Linda Jones and Jack Blendinger, authors, 10/13/92,
4B
- Pyles, Dixon SEE Sovereignty Commission
- Pyramid scheme
- Attorney: All players should be charged, 2/5/88, 3B
- Bolivar County
- Judge freezes couples assets, 1/30/88, 1B
- Friends Network Gifting Program, 2/2/94, 5B
- Illegal scheme operating in Pike and Lincoln counties,
2/21/94, 3B
- State looks into possible scheme, 12/27/92, 5B
- Pyron, Shag
- Gets 2 yrs in plea bargain, 10/1/88, 1A
- His scam victims not being repaid, 7/18/93, 1A; 7/22/93,
3B
- Indicted, 10/3/86, 1A
- Pleads guilty, 8/18/87, 1A
- Pleads innocent, 4/17/87, 1A
- Pleads innocent to mail fraud charges, 10/4/86, 1A
- Re-indicted, 4/9/87, 1A
- Trial, 12/18/86, 1A,1B
- Pyron, Terry
- Jurors reach compromise, 12/29/86, 1B
- Supervisors' distrust lead to firing, 12/20/86, 1B
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