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Articles in Jan 26, 1998 issue of Jet

• Maryland schools ban books by Maya Angelou and Toni Morrison
• Predominantly white high school in California is named for Dr. King despite parents' protests
• More NBA players prefer to have bodyguards
• Why more people believe in God and miracles
• Mykelti Williamson of 'Forrest Gump' arrested for suspicion of stalking ex-wife and stabbing her friend
• No new black coaches in college football
• Norman B. Flanagan, 90, father of Jet senior editor, dies
• Virginia Fields takes office as new borough president of Manhattan
• Mo Vaughan pleads innocent to drunk driving charge
• Ewart G. Abner Jr., music industry veteran, dies at 74
• Toni Braxton discusses the man in her life, her lawsuit against record company and why she wants to portray Eartha Kitt in movie
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• Alex Haley: January 23, 1977
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• Officials reject calls for exhuming body of Secretary Ron Brown
• Children who are breast-fed grow up smarter: study
• Study reveals that partners' self-delusion contributes to their successful marriages
• 1999 Ad
• Eating fish may cut the risk of cardiac death in half, researchers say
• Blacks in California move down South in reverse migration, census data show
• Kenyan president sworn-in for fifth term
• People who've lost weight share their secrets to maintaining
• Mississippi Rep. Bennie Thompson charges discrimination in state's fish and wildlife service
• People less afraid of AIDS, turning to risky sex
• People get bitten by dogs 4.5 mil. times a year
• Holyfield forgives Tyson for biting his ears
• Drugs and alcohol linked overwhelmingly to U.S. prisoners
• Dr. Adam W. Herbert, Jr. named first black chancellor of Florida's university system
• Chicago Bears' Alonzo Spellman hit with paternity suit