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Articles in June 27, 2005 issue of Jet

• Washington Times newspaper columnist Deborah Simmons crusades for the news media to write about the 2004 disappearance of Black entertainment-starlet Tamika Huston
  by Simeon Booker
• Chicago pays tribute to Irma P. Hall
• 1964 Ad
• More and more
• Diamondbacks make Virginia High School senior baseball's no. 1 pick
• Everlasting
• CBC Chair NC Rep. Melvin Watt makes his first luncheon appearance
  by Simeon Booker
• Reward for identifying precious doe
• Like father, like daughter
• Deion Sanders 'feeling good": signs one-year deal with Ravens
• Stevie Wonder becomes dad again on his 55th birthday
• Alleged murderer of college basketball player pleads guilty
• Last fight?
• Rich gift
• Isaac Hayes, David Porter, Bill Withers inducted into Songwriters Hall of Fame
• Because of love
• Introducing a Haiti Compassion Act to allow Haitian citizens to flee to America, Fla. Rep. Alcee Hastings referred back to 1804 when 500 Haitian troops joined U.S. colonists to help drive the British from Savannah, GA
  by Simeon Booker
• Class is in session
• 'Empire'
• Jubilant
• First Black graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy honored
• Taking a rare gamble in international politics, the Congressional Black Caucus praised British Prime Minister Tony Blair for insisting that both debt and AIDS be wiped out in Africa
  by Simeon Booker
• Tom Joyner's star-studded cruise raises more than $1 million during 2005 Fantastic Voyage®
• New South Africa Chief Justice named
• Hip-hop star Common talks about: new hit CD 'Be' being labeled a 'conscious rapper' his breakup with singer Erykah Badu who attracts him now
  by Marti Yarbrough
• Mothers against drunk driving elect first male leader
• Texas student identified as 'Black Girl' in yearbook; district apologizes and reprints affected pages
• Michael Jackson not guilty in molestation trial
• Sixty-five years of joy
• State Senator Byron W. Brown, having raised more than $300,000 is considered a favorite
  by Simeon Booker
• This week in Black history
• Georgetown University hires Muir as new athletic director
• Maurice F. Rabb, Jr., pioneering ophthalmologist, succumbs at 72
• Ghana President John Agyekum Kufuor, Africa's leading economic and social reformer, was honored at a huge downtown Washington hotel reception
  by Simeon Booker
• Black music month at the White House
• New mayor
• Beauty of the week
  by Phillip A. Collins
• Congressional Black Caucus
  by Simeon Booker
• Black wheels
• Maurice Daniels promoted to dean of University of Georgia School of Social Work
• Rock the vote
• Celebrity couple
• Winston Tubman, grandson of Liberia's most famous president, announced that he would run for president of his country in October
  by Simeon Booker
• World Hunger Year honoree
• Movie premiere
• Hundreds watched as a historic 19th century horse-drawn hearse
  by Simeon Booker
• Girl power award honoree
• Magnificent Mariah
  by Chris Delmas
• Rebound
  by Sylvia P. Flanagan