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Articles in August 22, 1994 issue of Jet

• Chavis won't resign NAACP post; woman who accused him of harassment has history of filing lawsuits, newspaper reports
• Educator claims black colleges as key to students' success
• Women just as likely to strike men during domestic arguments
• Navy frigate named for 1st black naval aviator is decommissioned
  by Art Giberson
• Number of blacks in front-office jobs in professional sports improves
• Maryland educator and wife killed in NC
• NASA selects Central State U. for program to boost science careers
• Dianne Atkinson Hudson named 'Oprah Winfrey Show' executive producer
• U.S. Army to allow women in 32,000 combat positions
• Detroit songwriter sues Mariah Carey, Columbia Records for copyright infringement
• Clinton taking hard line against opponents of minority majority districts
• Four black students named Rhodes scholars
• Singer Bonnie Raitt believes in recognizing talent of black blues and R&B music pioneers
• Rep. Wheat of Kansas wins Dem. nomination for U.S. Senate seat
• Bill Cosby ordered to pay photographer 20 cents in battery suit
• High school burning in Wedowee, AL, rekindles racial tension there
• New president
• National Parents' Day coalition honors Cosby, Rashad, 'Pop' Staples, others
• 1994 Ad
• U.S. Justice Dept. asks the Supreme Court to approve majority black voting district
• FBI files reveal composer Leonard Bernstein watched for association with the Black Panthers
• Black cops, alderman in Chicago charge city's police Sgt. exam biased
• Beating of Hispanic by black cop in Compton under investigation
• Harlem trade center gains new export role
• Georg Olden: August 16, 1963
• North Carolina judges rule in favor of black majority districts
• Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley 'Look forward to raising a family and living happy…'