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Articles in Oct 11, 2004 issue of Jet

• Maryland's Republican Governor Robert L. Ehrlich surprised many by announcing that he will support as the next governor his own lieutenant governor, Michael H. Steele
  by Simeon Booker
• Jamaican nuptials
• Amazing $1 million winners
• Flyweight Champion of the World
• 'CSI: New York'
• In difficult jobs—former Urban League Director Vernon Jordan serving as John Kerry's key negotiator in arranging the upcoming election debates and Constance Newman
  by Simeon Booker
• Dallas arts gala
• Silver medalist wrestler
• College sweethearts wed
• Coming out of retirement to run for the first city-wide election of a Richmond, VA, mayor, former Virginia Governor L. Douglas Wilder has become involved in heated exchanges with the incumbent Mayor Rudolph C. McCullum Jr
• Angelic bliss
• Emmy Awards festivities
• Ebony tells what women want in explosive sex survey
• Marking the 32nd year, the House of Imagene has sponsored Thanksgiving dinner for the poor and needy in Washington
• Fantastic fifty years
• Beauty of the week
  by Guy Cardarelli
• Actor O.L. Duke dies in car accident
• Clifford Minton, 94, a former Midwest Urban League director, was honored by the Northwest Indiana Quality of Life Council in Valparaiso for lifetime contributions in improving lives of all Americans
• Look at the past
• New AKA member
• Singer Izora Rhodes Armstead, member of Two Tons O' Fun/The Weather Girls, dies of heart failure
• Messenger of peace
• Lord of the Lasso
• Died
• Senate passes bill to honor Rev. King and Coretta Scott King with a gold medal
• Togo D. West Jr. named president and CEO of Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies
• Ebony hosts the kick off reception for the P&G Ohio Classic
• A historic visit
• Wig out! The 411 on wearing wigs
• Tips on how to get your family to enjoy breakfast
• Top 20 albums
• How to pick the right bank for you
• The beauty of words
• Johnny Ford returns as mayor
• This week in Black history
• Tyrone Davis has stroke, hospitalized in Chicago
• Whopper of a check
• UNCF honors Quincy Jones during 'An Evening of Stars'
• Queen Latifa: stars as fastest cabbie in hilarious movie 'Taxi'
• The front ranks of Black leadership are due for a change in the next few months
  by Simeon Booker
• Then came you
• Honoring the Rev. Cecil Murray
• Life-sized tribute
• Emmy-winning performer
• Rev. William Shaw of Philadelphia was elected to his second five-year term as president of the National Baptist Convention, Inc., the nation's largest Black religious organization
  by Simeon Booker
• Pledge of devotion
• AICPA: diversifying the accounting profession
• Bernard Hopkins stuns De La Hoya, looks to make history with another title defense
• Nelly makes music history with simultaneous releases