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• TransAfrica dedicates new building during annual forum and dinner in D.C
• Son of Virginia governor weds in Hindu ceremony - Lawrence D. Wilder Jr., son of Virginia Governor L. Douglas Wilder - Brief Article
• Barrington Parker, 77, fed. judge, dies in D.C - U.S. District Court judge of Washington, D.C - obituary - Brief Article
• Joe Louis becomes first boxer honored on U.S. postage stamp - includes a list of memorable quotes by Joe Louis
• Fashion designer Scott Barrie dies - obituary - Brief Article
• Cable, broadcast TV show equal amounts of violence - study by University of Pennsylvania - Brief Article
• Sugar Ray Leonard purchases $8.7M estate in Los Angeles - former boxing champion also plans wedding to actress-model Bernadette Robi - Brief Article
• First Lady makes surprise visit to Bethune-DuBois Fund dinner in D.C - Hillary Rodham Clinton
• HIV-Haitians released from camps by judge - federal judge orders release of HIV-positive Haitian refugees incarcerated at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base - Brief Article
• Luther Vandross' revealing interview about his expanding entertainment career - Cover Story
  by Sylvia P. Flanagan
• Bradley ends 20 years as L.A. chief exec after recent mayoral election - retiring Los Angeles, California mayor Tom Bradley
• Prince changes name to symbol for male-female - singer uses sign that combines symbols for male and female - Brief Article
• Myers named NAACP deputy exec director - new deputy executive director Lewis Myers Jr - Brief Article
• Discrimination charges mount against state troopers on East Coast - New York State Police and other law enforcement agencies - Brief Article
• Foreman retires after Morrison wins WBO title - George Foreman; World Boxing Organization champion Tommy Morrison - Brief Article
• Dr. Morris H. Tynes, 69, cleric, eulogized during services held in Chicago - Obituary
• Noted funeral directors Lawrence Jones Sr. and Hampton Jamison, die - Obituary
• Court fines rapper Dr. Dre $10,000 for attack on man - Brief Article
• Harvard Law School grants tenure to seventh black - Charles Ogletree, the seventh African American professor to be given tenure
• Black male college athletes receive fewer degrees - NCAA study shows that African American male college athletes have lowest graduation rates of Division I athletes - Brief Article
• Hampton University prexy proposes free-tuition plan - President William R. Harvey proposes free tuition for students who do community service - Brief Article
• Atlanta's mayor Jackson won't seek fourth term - Atlanta, Georgia Mayor Maynard Jackson - Brief Article
• Preston Davis Jr. named ABC network group prexy - new president of broadcast operations and engineering in New York, New York
• 'Joan Rivers Show' exec would like to see more 'broads in broadcasting.' - TV show director calls for more women in the television broadcasting industry
• Mandela leads tribute to Indian leader Ghandi - Nelson Mandela participates in tribute to late Mahatma Gandhi - Brief Article
• Apollo benefit concert will go to Hall of Fame - Apollo Theater concert proceeds to pay for Hall of Fame for theater - Brief Article
• Federal judge grants new trial for 3 El Rukns - members of Chicago, Illinois street gang - Brief Article
• Rites for Lou Downings, 58, Chicago Defender columnist - newspaper journalist - obituary - Brief Article
• Harvey D. Collins, 72, Chicago businessman, dies - obituary - Brief Article
• Luther Campbell arrested for disorderly conduct - member of rap group 2 Live Crew - Brief Article
• New Rainbow Coalition plan will 'reclaim' problem youth in inner cities
• Johnson Products to sell company to Fla. business firm for $67 million
• NY officials OK landmark status for burial ground - Negroes Burial Ground underground landmark in Manhattan, New York, New York - Brief Article
• Aggressive treatment can delay diabetes ailments - intensive insulin shots and blood tests may prevent kidney, eye, and nerve diseases caused by diabetes - Brief Article
• Suicide help offered by right-to-die group - Compassion in Dying - Brief Article
• Rappers join campaign to prevent execution - rap singers record song to support death row inmate Gary Graham in Huntsville, Texas - Brief Article