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• Jury convicts Chicago Congressman Mel Reynolds on four counts in sex abuse trial
• The minister who attended his own funeral while still alive
  by Margena A. Christian
• Yvonnecris Smith Veal becomes 4th black female to head National Medical Association
• Dr. Clinton Bristow Jr. named new president of Alcorn State University in Lorman, MS
• Why Mike Tyson is anxious to fight his next foe on November 4
  by Robert E. Johnson
• Ronnie White, songwriter, co-founder of Motown group The Miracles, dies in Detroit
• Michu Corp. to buy Parks Sausage Company
• U.S. Secretary of Energy Hazel O'Leary brings electricity to S. African school
• Morehouse College sues Connecticut investment firm; seeks to recover $1.6 million loss
• Black ICC member votes for biggest rail merger
• Chicagoland student receives four-year scholarship to St. Louis University School of Medicine
• Michael A. Graves weds Kymberly A. Truman
• College student arrested in death of Detroit woman who died trying to escape beating
• Students improving, but minorities still lag behind academically, annual report reveals
• Black man wins discrimination suit against BP Oil
• Philadelphia police captain transferred from sensitivity unit after racial remark
• Rev. Jesse Jackson sounds national call to arms for blacks
• Crime reports affect hiring, authorities say
• Ex-governor Wilder cancels radio talk show
• Anita Hill resumes teaching post at University of Oklahoma law school
• Phoenix Suns' Charles Barkley files $4 million lawsuit against Nikon over use of his photo
• Freddy Cole records album of pop and jazz classics, 'Always.'
• 'God's law' required him to vote against affirmative action, says Justice Thomas
• John Roy Lynch: September 10, 1847
• D.C. fire chief apologizes for paramedic's insulting remark about male transvestite accident victim
• Baseball team members who used KKK symbol will receive multi-cultural training
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• Watts' 29th Summer Festival celebrates advancements of community since 1965 revolt