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Articles in March 8, 1999 issue of Jet

• Boston Housing Authority Accused Of `Systematic Discrimination'
• Cherry Pie
• Back To Baseball
• JAWBREAKER
  by Sylvia P. Flanagan
• Strong Support
• Society World
• Robinson Stamp
• JANET JACKSON And RENE ELIZONDO End Relationship After 13 Years
• Linda Johnson Rice, Johnson Publishing Company President And COO, Receives Allstate `From Whence We Came' Award
• Derek Jeter Wins Salary Arbitration Hearing Against Yankees; Awarded $5 Million Contract
• Aretha Franklin Hit With More Than 30 Lawsuits Over Debt: News Report
• Clinton Pardons 1st Black West Point Graduate Henry O. Flipper 117 Yrs. After Wrongful Discharge
• African Immigrant Shot At 41 Times By NY Police, Buried In West Africa
• Gore In South Africa
• Facial Hair Allowed
• Franklin Calls Story On Alleged Financial Woes `Malicious And Vicious'
• Uncf College And Career Day Fair
• This Week In Black History
• Rev. Leon Sullivan Helps U.S. Write Anticorruption Code For Businesses
• Sullivan Award
• Gerald Gregory, Singer Of '50s Doo-Wop Group The Spaniels, Dies At 64
• Ticker Tape
  by Simeon Booker
• PEOPLE Are Talking About …
• L.A. Drops Plans To Retry Elmer `Geronimo' Pratt, Former Black Panther, In Murder Case
• O.J.'s Heisman Sold For $230,000 At Auction
• `How Stella Got Her Groove Back' And Lauryn Hill Big Winners At NAACP Image Awards
• National Headliners
• More Women Becoming College Professors For Less Pay, Fewer Promotions: Study
• Women Protest Sex-Toy Ban In Alabama
• Super Feather-Weight Champ
• Top 20 SINGLES
• Five Whites Sentenced In San Diego For Racist Attack Which Left Black Man Paralyzed
• 1999 Ad
• Allen Inks Bucks Contract Without Agent; Strickland Signs With Wizards
• African Woman Sentenced For Female Genital Cutting
• Tomatoes Can Cut Cancer Risk Study Finds
• Basketball Fun
• Recruiting Americorps Volunteers
• Sleepless Night May Lead To Heart Attacks Or Strokes, Study Suggests
• Tyson's Jail Outburst Linked To Medication Denial, Attorney Says