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Articles in Oct 4, 2004 issue of Jet

• Bill Cosby
  by Simeon Booker
• Still in love
• AIDS awareness
• Black Caucus fun
• Five ways to de-stress today
• Power lift
• Tavis Smiley School of Communications dedicated at Texas Southern University; he donates $1 million
• Ebony Fashion Fair: hits Schaumburg, IL, and Milwaukee with 'living it up'
• Chaka Fattah
• Cecil L. Murray
• Rev. Cecil L. Murray
• Congressional Black Caucus holds 34th Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C
• Rev. Jesse Jackson visits Sudan, says U.S. must come to its rescue
• Fort Jackson's new commander
• Nancy Wilson: celebrates 50th year in music with new CD 'R.S.V.P.'
  by Clarence Waldron
• Five ways to de-stress today?
• Cracker Barrel to pay $8.7 million to settle race bias lawsuits
• Angered at reports that he denied GOP Education Secretary Rod Paige the chance to speak at a recent Ohio state conference
• Tips on how to travel with diabetes
• 'Lost'
• JET top 20 albums
• Houston's heartfelt tribute
• How to choose the right barber
• Meet Zane the queen of erotic novels
  by Margena A. Christian
• This week in Black history
• Happy birthday to Bubba
• Nancy Wilson celebrates 50th year in music with new CD 'R.S.V.P.'
  by Clarence Waldron
• Love match
• Lu Palmer, 82, Chicago journalist and activist, dies
• Top 20 albums
• From the heart
• Tito Jackson sings the blues
• A true tennis legend
• Embracing life
• Wedding tradition
• Forty-three reasons to celebrate
• A family stroll
• A bevy of exciting new members may be headed for seats on Capitol Hill to become new members of the Congressional Black Caucus next January should they win in the upcoming elections with former Kansas City Mayor Emmanuel Cleaver leading the pack
  by Simeon Booker
• Abundant bliss
• Big three automakers support NCNW
• Big Three automakers support NCNW
• Beauty of the week
  by LaMonte McLemore
• At a time when civil righters prepare to avenge a history-making Florida 2002 election defeat, Democratic voters are being stressed by inner-party conflicts and the siege of hurricane weather
  by Simeon Booker
• More and more
• Wallace B. Jefferson is first Black chief justice of Texas Supreme Court
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