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• Surgeon Gen. Elders' son arrested for selling cocaine
• Homophobia, racism likely companions, study shows
• President Clinton signs 'Oprah Bill,' new law to protect children
• Public schools nearly as segregated now as in '60s
• Ex-DC mayor Marion Barry to wed longtime friend, U. of DC prof. Cora Masters
• Veteran actor Moses Gunn, 64, dies in Connecticut of asthma complications
• Farrakhan denies racism charge; defends Michael Jackson in NYC speech
• Black professionals outraged by 'racist' invite from Indiana medical group
• Fed. govt. fires minorities twice as often as whites
• NAACP chair outraged by SC Sen. Hollings' remarks about African leaders
• Arkansas' first Black Hall of Fame names six renowned achievers as first inductees
• Dr. Harley Flack slated to become 1st black prexy of Wright State University
• Barbara Jordan to head U.S. immigration panel
• Bob Marley among inductees into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
• Daddy and Me
• Tennis star Boris Becker marries longtime girlfriend
• Appeals court grants Tyson hearing on legal point
• Denzel Washington says Hollywood using him now because he's marketable
• Blacks in Newark outraged by suburban neighbors' plan to fence them out with iron gate
• International study cites lack of teachers as reason for U.S. lag in education
• Recognizing Alzheimer's is as easy as remembering 10 warning signs
• Athletes for Abstinence promotes 'sexual purity' for teens until marriage
  by Dobie Holland
• Actor Joe Seneca alive despite rumors of death
• Black women crusade against 'gangsta rap.'
• Principal who allowed school prayer reinstated
• Senate stalls national Museum of Black History
• VA Gov. Wilder announces trade offices in Africa
• New police chief
• Eight women, including wives, fight for author Alex Haley's estate
• Businessman Harold E. Doley Jr. buys estate of the late Madame C.J. Walker in New York
• Kenya custom boosts AIDS epidemic, officials say
• Saul Green selected as new U.S. Atty. in Michigan
• Ohio State gridder dies in car accident
• Michael Jackson's parents Joseph and Katherine say: 'Latoya is still lying - there are people trying to destroy our son … we love him.'
  by Robert E. Johnson
• Michael Jackson speaks: 'I am totally innocent of any wrongdoing.'
• Hubert-Whitten sues NBC; charges she was forced to leave hit TV show