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Articles in April 3, 1995 issue of Jet

• Beating of black businessman in Texas gets two white attackers sentenced to 7 years
• Cheryl B. Richardson
• Minority college enrollment on the rise: report
• Leon Day, 78, former Negro Leagues pitcher, dies one week after being chosen to Hall of Fame
• New Jersey Nets forward Derrick Coleman calls Utah Jazz's forwards Karl Malone an Uncle Tom
• Rap star Eazy-E battles AIDS; listed in critical condition in LA hospital
• Henry McGee
• Rhythm & Blues Foundation honors 12 with Pioneer Awards
• Isiah Thomas scores in front office as vice president of NBA Toronto Raptors
• Foster hints race may play part in attack on Clinton nominees
• Why men and women cannot be like each other
• Businessman sets $1 billion record at FCC auctions
• Paralyzed black man and City of New York agree on nearly $16.6 million settlement
• Michael Jordan returns to Bulls in overtime loss to Indiana Pacers
• Anita Hill to resign as law professor at Univ. of Oklahoma
• Black agency lands pact to create ads for 3 Musketeers candy
• Dennis Hightower named new president of Walt Disney's TV and telecommunications unit
• U.S. Justice Dept. upholds black Mississipian who serves in two elective positions
• Salt -n- Pepa
• Mississippi finally bans slavery
• March 30, 1960
• Federal panel reveals that most top jobs are still held by white men
• Eric Green now top paid tight end in NFL history
• Barry White, Anita Baker and Boyz II Men among top winners at ninth annual Soul Train Awards