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Articles in Feb 28, 1994 issue of Jet

• Woman 'mover' heads black diplomats group
• Morial, Mintz face runoff after nasty campaign for New Orleans mayoral seat
• Tupac Shakur convicted for attack on director Allen Hughes
• Opera diva Kathleen Battle 'saddened' by dismissal from Metropolitan Opera
• Prof. recommends foreplay as flu remedy
• 1994 Ad
• Carole Hoover named prexy of largest chamber of commerce
• Joint center report reveals record number of blacks holding public office
• Eric Simpson, founder and publisher of the Florida Star, dies at age 79
• First national sickle cell research center proposed for Southern University
• Maurice Johnson named Grambling band leader
• Rick James' friend who was convicted in assault case has sentence reduced
• Aljaray Nails Jr. becomes Vermont's 1st black police officer
• Rev. Al Sharpton gets baptized in Brooklyn
• Baltimore salutes late native son Reginald Lewis
• Dr. Dorothy Yancy named interim president at Johnson C. Smith University
• Pistons forward Elliott to take time off after failing physical exam
• Waters' husband OK'd as envoy to Bahamas
• Nelson Mandela revisits prison cell he occupied for 19 years
• UniWorld ad agency celebrates silver anniversary with new Ford, Burger King assignments
• Judge orders Philadelphia schools desegregated
• Michigan basketball players get community service sentence
• President Clinton announces new drug control strategy and visits inmates of correctional facility
• Black man who won $960,000 in KKK lawsuit wishes he never did
• Man born without arms and legs vows to make it as DJ or 'die trying.'
  by Bechetta A. Jackson
• Dr. Rudolph Waters named Alcorn State interim prexy
• 1994 Ad