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Articles in April 5, 1999 issue of Jet

• A Hug For Mom
• Holyfield And Lewis Agree On Rematch And Will Receive Equal Pay
• Nation Of Islam Leader Minister Louis Farrakhan Takes Four-Month Sabbatical For Health Reasons
• Singers Rally On Capitol Hill In Support Of New Bill To Curb Imitators Of Their Groups, Music
• Hall Of Fame Hug
• Panel Avows Marijuana's Ability To Ease Pain And Nausea; Backs Testing
• Dru Hill Member, Woody, Leaves Group To Sing Gospel
• Staple Singers, Curtis Mayfield, Charles Brown Inducted Into Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
• Using Bed Only For Sleep Or Sex Helps Elderly Insomniacs Get Better Rest: Study
• 1999 Ad
• Luster Products Holds Annual Black Heritage Performance
• Society World
• Men Snore Louder Than Women, Study Proves
• Dazzling Duets To Remember
• Eriq La Salle Requested That His Interracial Relationship On `ER' End
• Waters, Labrecque Saluted By Jackie Robinson Foundation
• Conyers Introduces New Version Of Hate Crime Bill
• Pippen Frustrated With Lack Of Involvement In Houston's Offense
• Guillaume Returns To His TV Series Still Troubled By Effects Of Stroke
• `First Women' Award
• Espy Wants To Testify On Faults Of Independent Counsel Law
• Pendergrass Urges State Support Of Golf Course For Disabled In Maryland
• Congresswoman Lee Cites Threat Of Illegal Aliens To America's Labor Market
• PEOPLE
• Rev. Lyons Resigns As Head Of National Baptist Convention; Pleads Guilty To Federal Charges
• Sosa Says He Will Not Bow Unless Fans Ask
• Complaints Of Civil Rights Violations Rarely Prosecuted, Associated Press Study Reveals
• This Week In Black History
• CELEBRATION
• School Stops Slavery Lesson After Complaints From Black Parents
• PEOPLE Are Talking About …
• Get Down Cos!
• Flipping For Joy
• TICKER-TAPE
  by Simeon Booker
• Electrifying Evening
• Beauty of the week
• Rodman Tells Lakers He's Back For Remainder Of Season, But Makes No Apologies For Leaving
• National Headliners
• Two Lawsuits Are Filed Against `Temptations' Television Miniseries