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Articles in March 13, 1995 issue of Jet

• Baltimore Mayor Kurt Schmoke considers suggestion to cane juvenile offenders
• Is the death penalty fair to blacks?
  by L. Richette Haywood
• Nuggets GM Bickerstaff adds coaching, presidency to his duties
• Rites held for retired JPC VP, Circulation Manager Robert H. Fentress, 73, who succumbed to cancer
• Prosecutor Christopher Darden cited for contempt of court in Simpson murder case
• AT&T says it awarded record $1 billion in minority contracts
• Andre Scott wins championship titles at U.S. National table tennis event
• Nation of Islam opens $5 million restaurant debt-free in depressed black area of Chicago
• Murphy sells LA home for $4 million; takes $2 million loss
• Wall Street wiz says ex-bosses knew about $350 million in phony deals
• Middleweight champion Gerald McClellan clings to life following brain surgery after losing bout to super middleweight champ Nigel Benn
• Anita Baker makes comeback with world tour, hit album
  by Clarence Waldron
• Commerce opens new drive to expand minority businesses
• Maya Angelou: March 10, 1972
• Georgia shops lift ban on 21 black males
• Walter Williams, husband of new NAACP chair Myrlie Evers-Williams, dies of cancer
• Early exit from Paris show costs LaToya Jackson $500,000
• Mississippi legislators set to abolish slavery
• Racial characteristics not factors in genetic research: scientists
• More blacks finishing school, finding good jobs, but still earning less than whites: U.S. Census
• Rites held for Melvin Franklin, original Temptations member