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Articles in Oct 28, 1996 issue of Jet

• John H. Wrighten, civil rights lawyer and legal figure, succumbs
• Toni Braxton heats up charts with new album 'Secrets.'
• Terri Gardner, Soft Sheen's president and CEO, continues company's record-breaking success
• More black actors and actresses are getting jobs in television and movies, study says
• Civil Rights Commission says racial tensions high in states with church burnings
• October 25, 1988
• Wallace gives apology and award to black woman he tried to keep out of Univ. of Alabama
• 1996 Ad
• Blind Philadelphia man kills would-be robber
• Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity gets federal approval for M.L. King shrine in D.C
• Federal prison study reveals that black defendants still get longer sentences
• Ohio teen has perfect attendance for 13 years if school
• Detroit prosecutors opt not to charge boy, 7, who killed grandfather
• CIA cocaine controversy
• Federal agency says free flu vaccine could save thousands this winter
• Shirley Strickland Saffold named president-elect of American Judges Association
• Common foods that can keep you youthful
• Blacks net NBA's 10 highest salaries
• Grandmother of late famed entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. dies at 112
• Spike Lee movie 'Get on the Bus' marks anniversary of Million Man March