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Articles in June 21, 2004 issue of Jet

• Medal of Honor for war hero Dorie Miller pushed during WWII Memorial ceremonies
• Favored to win his Alabama House race this fall—first-termer Artur Davis, who ousted Rep. Earl Hilliard in 2002
• Bountiful blessings
• Star time
• Broncos Shannon Sharpe ends 14-year football career
• Top General retires
• Haitian president Aristide goes to exile in South Africa, but pledges to return
• This week in Black history
• A weighty issue
• The Philadelphia Inquirer newspaper plans to publish a special race relations section when the 95th annual NAACP convention is held in the city in July
• Commencement time
• TV's hottest hunks heat up the July Ebony
• Family stand
• Historic post
• Siblings going to the Olympics
• History in the making
• Illinois state Senator Barack Obama, who holds a healthy double-digit lead over his opponent for the U.S. Senate
• Excellence runs in the family
• In tune day and night
• Patti LaBelle turns 60 with surprise bash in New York
• Five Father's Day gifts from the heart
• Dr. Dorothy Height honored as honorary alumna at Barnard College 75 years after being turned away
• The single dad: tackling fatherhood on his own
  by Marti Yarbrough
• Reunion at the Indy
• Beauty of the week
  by Tommy Ware
• Lionel Richie: talks about famous daughter Nicole stormy marriages career highs & lows new CD
  by Aldore D. Collier
• Two Chicago men freed by DNA after serving 27 years in prison, sue city, officials
• Confidential: HUD Secretary Alphonso Jackson makes his first speaking appearance
  by Simeon Booker
• Actors' Fund of America
• Judge rules against abortion ban
• Amtrak worker wins $500,000 in bias lawsuit
• Flying high
• Top 20 albums
• Virginia's first Black governor, L. Douglas Wilder, will run for mayor of Richmond, the city in which he was born 73 years ago
  by Simeon Booker
• Burlington, VT, Police Department
• Everlasting
• From one King to another
• The Chronicles of Riddick
  by Sylvia P. Flanagan
• 2003 Ad
• Hitting the publishing stretch at the right time is Donna Brazile, the first Black ever to manage a presidential campaign
  by Simeon Booker
• Burlington, VT, Police Department. and Economic Studies
• I do
• Richard Pryor has 'good days and bad days,' wife says
• Scott back to the bench as New Orleans Hornets' new head coach
• 'Apollo At 70: a Hot Night in Harlem.'
• With the D.C. school superintendent post vacant, Mayor Anthony Williams always starts tongues wagging when he appears on programs with Education Secretary Rod Paige
  by Simeon Booker
• Association of Black Cardiologists , Inc
• You are my angel
• A day for the Four Tops
• Men's Health Month know your "healthstyle"
  by Terry Mason
• Historic autograph
• American Association of School Administrators
• As fate would have it
• Stepping out on faith
• McAllister's $1 million
• Joining the campaign
• GOP National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie met in Detroit with over 100 Black business leaders to kick off a multicity economic empowerment tour
• White millionaire suspected in Black wife's 1987 murder, returned to U.S. after capture in Thailand
• Ali donates diamond or youth league
• Dorothy Height
• Rice attends Mideast peace talks in Berlin
• Happy with you
• Koko Taylor gets National Endowment for the Arts Award