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- H.C. Bailey Company SEE Highland Colony Parkway
- H.C. Bailey Company SEE Security Savings
- H.E.A.T. decals SEE HEAT decals
- Haag, Carla SEE Miss Mississippi--1988
- Haall, J.T.
- Named interim president of East Mississippi Community
College, 6/5/90, 1B
- Haarup, Carroll
- World War II veteran who escaped via French underground,
11/13/88, 1E
- Haas Outdoors
- Companion series of sportwear
- Toxey Haas, owner, 1/24/93, 1C
- Company makes Mossy Oak camouflage for hunters, 11/20/88,
18D
- Haas, Bradley SEE Malpractice
- Haas, Toxey
- West Point, Mississippi, inventor of Mossy Oak camouflage,
11/20/88, 18D
- Habashy, Francis SEE Persian Gulf War
- Habital for Humanity
- Greenwood-Leflore group gives McGee family a home,
11/19/91, 3B
- Habitat for Humanity
- 50th residence in metro Jackson area, 6/5/94, 1B
- Asking Clinton residents to contribute $1 for housing,
7/28/90, 5B
- Builds houses, 7/24/87, 1B,12/14/85, 1C
- Canton's first house built, 7/31/94, 2B
- Clarksdale: out-of-state students 'erect communities',
3/14/94, 1B
- Clinton group builds home for needy, 5/1/90, 5B; 7/8/89,
5B
- College students build houses in Coahoma County, 4/1/90,
1B
- Dedicates 4 houses in Jackson, 6/9/94, 1B
- Dream Builders program
- New house for Janett Myers, 12/21/93, 1B
- Eppses moves from rat-infested house, 1/17/88, 1B
- Families get Habitat homes for Christmas, 11/27/89,
1B
- First of 4 homes built, 8/3/87, 1A
- Fontaine Avenue houses built; United Methodists help,
6/10/93, 1B
- Habitat and Deposit Guaranty make Rascoe's dream a
reality, 3/9/91, 1A
- Habitat for Humanity Walk, 11/19/93, 4B; 11/28/94,
3B
- Has built 30 homes in Coahoma, 10/4/92, 3G
- Helping five needy families at Thanksgiving, 11/19/90,
1A
- Holly family of Clinton gets house, 10/12/90, 5B
- Homes on Manship and Nearview streets in Jackson,
9/7/94, 1A
- House dedication, 2/2/87, 1B
- Jackson volunteers camp out in duplex to be renovated,
11/27/92, 1B
- Joins with St. Richard Catholic Church to build house,
6/14/92, 1A
- Local Methodist churches build houses, 7/7/90, 1D
- Madison County group seeks family for home, 7/31/93,
4B
- March, 8/23/86, 1C; 11/20/95, 1B
- Marchers hike 5 miles to help house poor, 11/30/91,
1B
- Midtown Jackson development, 5/18/93, 1B
- Murrah and Jackson Prep students help out, 1/31/93,
1B
- Needs donations to finish Clinton house, 8/10/91,
4B
- Shack sitting to raise funds, 11/18/89, 1D
- Shack/billboard on High Street in Jackson, 11/29/91,
1A
- Targets entire Delta town, 6/20/88, 3B
- Trustmark Bank employees help build houses, 8/9/90,
6B
- Volunteers finish 17 homes in Jackson, 8/1/91, 4B
- Hackett, William, 3/8/87, 1G
- Hackler, Danny SEE Kidnapping---Jackson---Edwards...
- Hackler, Edward SEE Traffic accidents
- Hackney, John
- Jackson police officer charged with shoplifting, 4/14/91,
1B
- Hadson Europe Corp
- Jackson holding company, 3/27/89, 12E
- Haein, Gretchen
- Photographer works next door to Jane Chauvin Johnston,
8/9/92, 1F
- Haffey, Jim
- Actor resides in Ebenezer
- Why I Live Where I Live, 11/12/90, 1D
- Impersonator, 4/17/87, 1C
- Hail storm
- Insurance companies expect deluge of claims, 4/21/91,
3B
- Insurance companies process claims following storm,
11/10/89, 5B
- Jackson storm may gouge $45M insurance dent, 4/24/91,
1A
- Officials warn damage victims of fraud by roofing
contractors, 5/30/91, 6B
- Storm hurls fury at cars, windows, roofs, 4/20/91,
1A
- Haining, Alice
- Jackson native in new off-Broadway play, 10/26/94,
1D
- Jackson-born actress on 'As the World Turns', 8/26/91,
1D
- Hair
- Care
- Crimping
- Put a crimp in your style, 1/21/88, 1C
- Dying of hair, 4/30/89, 1E
- Fabulous fakes---hair extenders, 2/9/93, 1D
- Hairgrowing drug, 12/21/86, 1A
- Removal using warm wax technique, 3/23/93, 1D
- Hair (musical show)
- Age of Aquarius dawns again in Jackson, 1/31/91, 1D
- Nudity question, 1/31/91, 1B
- Hair coloring
- Everbody's doing it regardless of gender, 1/9/94,
1E
- Hair styles
- Blacks, 6/29/87, 1D
- Individualism is word for Fall 1992, 8/10/92, 1D
- New wave of styles for blacks, 8/22/89, 1D
- Hair stylists
- Jackson's Kenta Richardson worked on Hollywood stars,
1/13/93, 1D
- Only her hairdresser knows for sure, 10/7/90, 1E
- Haircuts
- Some parents better than others on giving kids haircuts,
2/18/94, 1E
- Hairgrove, Robert
- Pianist appears with Mississippi Symphony, 4/5/91,
1E
- Hairston, Kaaren
- Court clerk's dismissal, 8/19/85, 1B
- Hinds County seeks payment on performance bonds, 1/9/91,
5B
- Hinds supervisors may collect bonds that guaranteed
her work, 9/5/90, 3B
- Sued for bad debts, 10/18/88, 1B
- Haise, Fred
- Biloxi native's trip to moon almost fatal, 7/19/89,
1A
- Haiti
- 36 Haitian orphans brought to Jackson by Catholic
Charities, 3/7/92, 1A; 3/12/92, 1B
- Art from Haiti at Bryant Galleries, 6/11/89, 1F
- Haitian journalists visiting Jackson predict longterm
unrest, 10/2/91, 3A
- Most state Congressmen opposed to invasion, 9/15/94,
10A
- Stranded Mississippians hope to hitch ride out, 4/7/90,
1B; 4/8/90, 7B; 4/9/90, 4B
- Hal & Mal's
- Elvismas celebration, 1/9/92, 3E
- Restaurant review, 1/31/88, 1E; 5/1/88, 1F
- Halat, Pete
- Considered prime suspect in Sherry case, 8/10/89,
5B
- Denies knowledge of envelope of nude photos, 10/25/89,
1A
- Doesn't expect indictment in Sherry murders, 5/15/91,
1B
- Halat considers action against WLBT-TV, 8/10/89, 3B
- Halat wins Democratic primary, 5/4/89, 1B
- Halat's secretary testifies he had no role in Sherry
slayings, 3/29/90, 2B
- Linked to Sherry murders by convict Bobby Fabian,
9/13/89, 1A
- Says only rumors link him to Sherry slayings, 4/11/90,
2B
- Says records disprove involvement in Sherry case,
8/8/89, 1A
- Halbrook. Rita
- Mixed media at Capitol Street Sidewalk Museum, 9/13/92,
1G
- Halcion
- Sleeping aid: good or evil drug?, 5/26/92, 1D
- Hale & Jones
- Files for Chapter 11 reorganization, 11/17/90, 6B
- New sports store Sports Depot buys inventory, 6/11/91,
6B
- Hale, Jerry
- Madison Central assistant principal wants hearing
on dismissal, 8/27/92, 3B
- Hale, Richard SEE Blue Cross..
- Hale, Stephen
- Enters race for PSC southern district post, 5/29/91,
3B; 6/12/91, 2B
- Pascagoula legislator introduces bill limiting legislative
terms, 11/10/90, 1B
- Hale, Steve
- Senator from Pascagoula, 3/9/87, 1A
- Hale, William Floyd SEE Perjury
- Haley, Kenneth SEE Chevron, USA Inc.
- Haley, Theodore
- Doctor loses license over sexual liaison, 11/3/89,
3B; 11/17/89, 2A
- Half Shell, The
- Restaurant review, 10/23/88, 1F
- Halfprin
- Half dose aspirin now available, 6/2/92, 1D
- Halfway House for women parolees
- Hall and Oates
- Rainfall doesn't stop Reservoir concert, 6/24/91,
1B
- Hall of Fame
- Eastland, segregationist, and Evers, civil rights
leader, elected, 12/7/91, 1B
- Hall Printing Co
- To be sold to Krueger, 10/6/85, 4H
- Hall Wood Products, Inc., 12/30/88, 4B
- Hall, Calvin
- Body of missing Langston University dean found in
Oklahoma lake, 11/25/94, 3B
- Hall, Curtis
- Murder victim's brother offers reward, starts investigation,
9/24/91, 1A; 10/4/91, 2B
- Hall, Dave
- Album touts treasures of Mississippi-"I'm Mississippi,"
5/15/88, 5B
- Cuts album "I'm Mississippi", Vol.II, 1/19/88, 1C
- Hall, Dawn Trotti
- Jackson Preschool teacher resigns, 12/21/93, 1D
- Hall, Dick
- Senate's fiscal watchdog eyed Gulf Coast Research
Lab, 5/3/92, 1G
- Tried to influence pipeline project for client, 8/31/90,
1A
- Hall, J.T.
- Named interim president of East Mississippi Community
College, 6/5/90, 1B; 6/8/90, 1B
- Hall, Janece
- Gulport woman suing 'Sally Jessy Raphael' show, 2/8/92,
3B
- Hall, Laura Towery, 3/23/87, 1D
- Fashion designer, 10/9/85, 1C
- Hall, Raymond
- Lawsuit claims Parchman inmate was worked to death,
4/4/91, 3B; 7/16/91, 1B
- Hall-Kimbrell Environmental Services
- Asbestos removal firm, 9/7/89, 6B
- Hallal, Robert
- Bride Mary Beth Norwood whisked away before ceremony,
7/26/91, 1B
- Denies he attempted escape from Simpson County jail,
4/18/91, 2B
- Escape from Copiah jail nets him 27-month sentence,
8/30/91, 3B
- Sherry case witness granted immunity in plea bargain,
5/3/91, 3B
- Sues Madison County jailer, says rights violated,
5/4/93, 1B
- Witness in Sherry case escapes Copiah jail, 2/14/91,
2B; 11/10/89, 1A; 11/16/89, 1B
- Hallat, Mike
- Shot in car on Ash Street, charged with possession
of cocaine, 12/20/90, 5B
- Halley's Comet, 11/14/85, 1A
- View from Jackson, 12/9/85, 1C
- Hallman, Curley
- USM coach takes job as head coach at LSU, 11/27/90,
1A
- Halloween, 1988
- Governor's Mansion, merchants will welcome trick-or-treaters,
10/31/88, 1A
- Mabuses treat 1,500 kids, 11/1/88, 2B
- Halloween, 1989
- Celebration in Mississippi schools, 10/27/89, 4B
- Goings-on around Jackson, 10/26/89, 23E
- Police get few complaints, 11/1/89, 2B
- Pumpkin sculptor Phillette Owens, 10/11/89, 1D
- Recollections by Jacksonians, 10/29/89, 1E
- Halloween, 1990
- Canton police arrest 11 in violence, 12/2/90, 1B
- Hinds General Hospital offers candy screening, 10/31/90,
4B
- Pranksters kept Jackson police busy, 11/1/90, 5B
- Schools making holiday a learning experience, 10/30/90,
4B
- State churches offer alternative celebration, 10/27/90,
1C
- Wayne County man injured in church hayride, 10/30/90,
1B
- Halloween, 1991
- Dark side of Halloween; satanic activity?, 10/22/91,
1D
- Decorations: It's beginning to look a lot like Halloween,
10/15/91, 1D
- Spooky stuff to do in Jackson, 10/31/91, 8E
- Halloween, 1992
- Alternatives to trick-or-treat candy, 10/26/92, 1D
- Costume contests at Jackson bars, 10/29/92, 1D
- Creating children's costumes...or buying them, 10/6/92,
1D
- Egg-throwing incident turns to gunfight, 11/1/92,
2B
- Fearing pranks, MARL offers no black cats for adoption,
10/26/92, 1B
- Jackson neighborhoods to party safely, 10/29/92, 1B
- Lynwood Vinson is master of masquerade, 10/29/92,
1D
- Ministers decry holiday as celebration of devils,
10/24/92, 1D
- Trick-or-treat with kids or watch Ole Miss v. LSU?,
10/28/92, 1A
- Voodoo Museum in New Orleans, 10/29/92, 3E
- Wicked Witch of Douglas Drive, 10/27/92, 1D
- Halloween, 1993
- Busy time for local magicians, 10/28/93, 1D
- Celebration has pagan and religious roots, 10/30/93,
1D
- Creep shows around Jackson, 10/28/93, 8E
- Halloween on a weekend is good for business, 10/20/93,
5B
- Hinds County Sheriff's Department to patrol, 10/30/93,
1B
- Homemade costumes, 10/18/93, 1D
- Nightmare Asylum and Slaughter Haus, 10/21/93, 3B
- No trick-or-treating on Sunday night, 10/9/93, 1B
- Some local churches discourage celebration, 10/30/93,
1D
- Strong cold front coming, 10/29/93, 1A; 10/31/93,
2B
- This year's pumpkins are from out-of-state, 10/13/93,
3B
- Halloween, 1994
- Extra police patrols planned for Jackson, 10/31/94,
3B
- Haunted house tours, 10/27/94, 10E
- Slaughter Haus V at Jackson Square, 10/13/94, 4B
- Trick-or-treating will be on Monday night, 10/26/94,
1B
- Who's your favorite movie monster?, 10/30/94, 1F,
3F
- Halter Marine
- Building towboat for Corps of Engineers, 9/29/91,
1C
- Shipbuilding firm lands lucrative contract, 9/5/91,
1A
- HAM Industries
- Gulport firm makes prefabricated jail facilities,
1/28/93, 4B
- Ham radio SEE Capital City Hamfest
- Hamberlin, Lavern
- Hamblett, Theora
- Exhibit at Old Capitol Museum, 6/28/87, 1F
- Hamburger restaurants, 2/10/87, 8B
- Glosson's Hamburger House, 4/3/87, 1C
- Hamburgers
- Fast food market, 5/31/87, 1G
- Hamby, Tom
- Acquitted in Hester slaying, 1A; 1/7/89
- Announces for Lieutenant Governor, 6/24/87, 1B
- Campaign '87, 10/21/87, 1B
- Dies at age 58, 3/30/94, 4B
- Hester lawsuit in '88 slaying dismissed, 8/15/91,
1B
- Lawsuit against city of Pearl thrown out; he may appeal,
2/10/93, 2B
- Manslaughter trial to start Wednesday, 1B; 1/2/89
- Now edits Poplarville paper; 'put here to raise hell',
7/27/92, 1B
- Prosecution questions Darin Hamby's testimony, 1A;
1/6/89
- Publisher expresses fear for life, 6/1/89, 1B
- Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor, 10/7/87,
1B
- These are times that try men's souls, 1E; 1/8/89
- Wants to move lawsuit against city of Pearl to another
court, 1/22/93, 4B
- Witness spoke to him against court orders, 1A; 1/5/89
- Hamer, Fannie Lou, 3/29/87, 1C
- 75th anniversary of her birth celebrated at JSU, 10/6/92,
1D
- Honored in wax museum, 1B; 1/5/89
- New biography 'This Little Light of Mine' by Kay Mills,
1/10/93, 1F, 3F
- Played by Billie Jean Young in one-woman show, 10/1/93,
1E; 10/5/88, 1D
- Hamer, Fannie Lou Memorial Awards
- First annual event at JSU honors four, 5/15/92, 1B
- Hamilton Cabin
- Petal
- Weekend getaway, 9/6/90, 3E
- Hamilton, Amy SEE RespecTeen National Youth Forum
- Hamilton, Bertha SEE Department of Health--Batesville...
- Hamilton, Chris
- City Jail inmate recaptured after escape from hospital,
8/7/94, 3B
- Hamilton, Glenn
- AKA Michael Gunnett
- Missing Parchman inmate, 3/17/93, 1A; 3/18/93,
1A; 3/25/93, 1A
- Pleads guilty to theft in California, 4/16/93, 1B
- Hamilton, Jason
- 14-year old impersonates doctor at Methodist hospital,
10/21/93, 1A; 10/22/93, 1B
- Hamilton, M.W.
- Junk collector, 3/22/87, 1A
- Hamilton, Patricia
- Jackson woman, missing 2 days, found dazed in Amarillo,
10/7/93, 1B
- Hamilton, Richard SEE Prisoners, North Carolina
- Hamilton, Rose Mary and Raymond
- Vicksburg couple loves to dance, 9/18/92, 1E
- Hamilton, William
- Veterans Administration helps out, 12/24/86, 1B
- Hamlin, Jonathan
- Minister gets 15 years in girlfriend's slaying, 1B;
1/7/89
- Pastor pleads guilty in death of girlfriend, 12/6/88,
1A
- Hamlisch, Marvin
- To appear with Jackson Symphony, 12/5/86, 1C
- Hamm, Forrest William
- Miami man pleads innocent to cocaine charges, 8/14/91,
4B
- Hammack, Marc
- Restoring old house, 2/26/89, 1E; 12/6/89, 5B
- Young historian dies, 12/13/92, 2B
- Hammer, M.C.
- Rap musician tells Jackson students to avoid drugs,
4/7/90, 4B
- Hammer, M.C. SEE M.C. Hammer
- Hammond, Charles
- Hammonds, Bobby
- Attacks officers with syringe; claims he has AIDS,
6/26/92, 4B: 1/29/93, 4B
- Hampton Inn & Suites
- New extended-stay motel in Jackson, 12/9/94, 6B
- Opens on I-55 North, 11/8/85, 8B
- Hampton, David
- Named Clarion Ledger editorial director, 8/26/86,
1A
- Hampton, Karl
- Belzoni-born athlete in Jockey underwear ad, 3/3/92,
1D
- Hampton, Tracy SEE Persian Gulf War
- Hamsters
- 250 Mississippi rodents escape in Michigan airport,
8/24/91, 1A
- Hanberry, Freddie
- Cancer patient, 6/17/86, 3B
- Hancock Bank
- Acquires Washington Bank & Trust (La.), 7/8/94,
5B
- Announces 55% earnings increase in 1991, 1/18/92,
5B
- Buys American Bank and Trust of Baton Rouge, 8/3/90,
6B
- Buys failed thrift Peoples Federal Savings, 8/10/91,
5B
- Economic Symposium, 2/18/87, 8B
- Expands presence in Louisiana, 8/23/94, 6B
- Louisiana operations merge with First State Bank,
11/20/93, 6B
- Mortgage company subsidiary established, 5/3/94, 6B
- Parent company hikes earnings by 68% in second quarter,
7/30/91, 6B
- Plans stock issue to raise $20 million; 30% earnings
increase announced, 10/17/91, 5B
- Purchases Metropolitan Bank of Biloxi for $6.75Million,
2/13/90, 7B
- Hancock County
- Ammunition plant to close, 12/18/88, 1B
- Schools receive settlement check, 3/2/89, 2B
- Supervisor charged with fraud, 8/12/88, 3B
- Hancock County Public Schools
- Officials call for share of casino profits, 4/15/93,
3B
- Hancock County Supervisors
- Ex-Hancock Supervisor gets year in Operation Pretense,
1/10/89, 2B
- Seek return of some NASA lands, 12/7/94, 2B
- Hancock Fabrics, 6/14/87, 1G
- 1989 earnings up 18% over'88, 2/15/90, 6B
- Agreement with Home & Garden Television Network,
9/13/94, 6B
- Cash-heavy company orders second stock buyback, 12/7/90,
6B
- Company is shopping for an aquisition, 11/17/88, 8B
- Continues 'remarkable' growth in sales
- Economic downturn is good news, 11/20/89, 10E
- Founder L.D. Hancock gives Tupelo schools $3.5M gift,
7/9/91, 3B
- Increase in revenue
- Increased earnings and rise in sales, 4/17/89, 12E
- Plans stock buyback, 3/3/89, 8B
- Profits up and growth is rapid, 4/29/90, 1G
- Reports flat quarterly performance; stock drops, 8/22/91,
8B
- Reports strong first-quarter earnings, 5/18/89, 8B
- Second-quarter earnings increase, 8/17/89, 6B
- Splits stock, increases dividend, 3/15/91, 6B
- To be on New York Stock Exchange, 4/28/87, 8B
- Tupelo based
- Celebrates 1st year, 3/6/88, 1G
- Hancock, Jake SEE Fraud; SEE Surplus Property Commission
- Hancock, L.D. SEE Hancock Fabrics
- Hancock, Patricia
- Senior city judge fired by Mayor Ditto, 8/11/94, 4B;
8/13/94, 4B
- Hand III, Ralph
- Accused of murdering ex-wife, 11/24/89, 3B; 11/27/89,
1B; 12/2/89, 1A
- Bond is denied to Ralph Hand, 12/21/89, 1B
- Browning family files $25 million wrongful death suit,
3/16/92, 3B
- Browning family settles suit, ending ordeal, 4/9/94,
1B
- County DA awaiting ruling on hatchet, 7/25/90, 2B
- Court won't order bail for disabled Ralph Hand, 2/1/90,
3B
- Friends tell of Hand's pleasant nature, 12/24/89,
3B
- HAND III, RALPH
- HAND/BROWNING CASE HAS...WEALTH, DRUGS, TABLOID HEADLINES,
2/17/91, 1A, 10A
- Hand III, Ralph
- Judge in lawsuit against Hand tells everyone to keep
quiet, 6/8/92, 3B
- Judge orders opening of all hearings to public, 11/29/90,
1B
- Judge shuts Hand trial proceedings, 8/1/90, 1B
- Judge wants trial to go as scheduled, 12/19/91, 3B
- Pleads guilty in death of former wife, 1/31/92, 1A;
2/1/92, 1A, 1B
- Requests hearing in ex-wife's death, 12/8/89, 5B;
12/15/89, 5B
- Suspect Ralph Hand hospitalized in Jackson, 10/31/91,
3B; 11/26/91, 3B; 12/6/91, 3B
- Trial indefinitely delayed due to Hand's health, 12/28/91,
2B
- Trial is delayed indefinitely, 8/2/90, 2B
- Trial will be in January 1992, 7/23/91, 2B
- UMC sues for payment of hospital bill, 10/28/92, 1B
- Victim Olivia Browning's letters show fear of ex-husband,
10/8/90, 1A
- Hand, Larry Jones III
- Former MSU student charged as cocaine, LSD dealer,
9/15/91, 4B
- Handguns SEE Guns
- Handicapped
- Camp Sunshine at Percy Quin park near McComb, 7/17/90,
1D
- Casey McInnis
- Armless student, 11/22/87, 1C
- Governor's Office of Handicapped Services, 4/3/89,
1B
- Grant to aid handicapped infants project, 12/5/88,
3B
- Jackson man sues American Airlines, 5/5/89, 1A
- Jobs
- Department of Rehabilitation, 11/9/87, 1B
- Learning independence, 11/1/87, 1A,1C
- Library services, 4/20/87, 1B
- Ole Miss students beat odds, graduate, 5/13/90, 5B
- Professional handicapped of the year, 4/12/87, 1B
- PUSH cycle tour visits Jackson, 7/29/92, 1B
- Rehabilitation specialists at Methodist Center, 7/22/89,
1B
- Retarded pianist has perfect pitch, 1/3/88, 1A
- Sports association: Free wheelers, 11/25/87, 1C
- State job program aids, 5/22/89, 1B
- Students
- Chastain students share time
- Supreme Court ruling won't affect Mississippi,
1/22/88, 1B
- Very Special Arts Festival
- Pianist Terry Williams, 11/24/89, 4B
- Voting access, 11/3/87, 1B
- Handicapped SEE ALSO Disabled
- Handicapped parking
- Fines being written, 4/4/87, 1B
- State to crack down on abusers, 6/29/93, 3B
- Hands Across America
- Mississippi participants, 5/26/86, 1A
- Payment to Mississippi
- Handworks Market
- At Primos Northgate, 3/28/91, 1D
- Handy, Newton
- Black photographer shows positive side of Lynch Street,
2/21/93, 1E
- Handy, W.C. Awards SEE W.C. Handy Blues Awards
- Hanes Corp., 2/187/87, 8B
- Hanging Moss Road
- Bridge contract welcomed, 6/25/85, 1B
- Hanging Moss Road SEE ALSO Automobile chases---5 youths...
- Hangouts, Jackson
- There're gone now, but not forgotten, 9/19/93, 1E
- Hank Williams Jr.'s Bama Band
- At Marina Cantina, 2/25/93, 3E
- Hank Williams Sr. Museum
- Georgiana, Alabama, 7/15/93, 3E
- Hank Williams... Low Down Blues
- At Creative Exchange Studio, Millsaps College, 7/15/93,
3E
- Hankins, Gerard SEE First American Bank
- Hankins, Jim SEE Jim Hankins Air Service
- Hanks, Michael
- Given 55 years in assault on woman, 12/8/92, 3B
- Hanley, Jim
- Hanna, Ron SEE Andrew Jackson Life Insurance Co
- Hannah, Barry
- Adaptation of 'Ray' at Hal & Mal's, 3/20/88, 1F
- Review of his new book 'Never Die', 5/24/91, 1E
- Hannah, Joey SEE Lucious, Joey
- Hanneke, Jim
- Against state purchase of abandoned Hattiesburg railroad
track, 3/19/93, 3B
- Hanoi Hilton
- Movie, 9/11/87, 1C
- Vets lobby for, 9/12/87, 1B
- Hansen, Tracy Allan SEE Ladner, Bruce
- Hansford, Louise
- Singing sisters hit country charts, 7/18/88, 2B
- Hanshaw, Nneka
- Oxford High School student, 9/29/92, 4B
- Hantavirus
- Jackson death tested for links to New Mexico fatalities,
8/27/93, 1A; 10/14/93, 4B
- Hanukkah
- Celebrated by congregation at Temple Beth Israel,
12/23/89, 1D
- Local Jewish families are keepers of the flame, 11/26/94,
1D; 12/14/90, 1E
- Samuels family shares symbols, tradition, 12/9/93,
1A
- Season of light, 12/19/92, 1D
- Haque, Ruma
- Hired as attorney by Board of Supervisors, 11/17/89,
5B
- Haralson family
- With adopted child celebrating first Mother's Day,
5/12/91, 1E
- Harassing telephone calls
- Callers use phone to intimidate, annoy, harass, 1/6/92,
1A, 5A
- Jackson man Greg Williams held in Brandon, 4/27/91,
2B
- Jacksonian Roger Helton charged, 12/15/90, 5B
- Judge orders treatment for Ridgeland caller, 1/18/91,
4B
- Likely to increase because of AIDS scare, 5/26/89,
1A
- Pearl man Gregory Williams charged, 6/30/93, 2B
- Harbour Oaks Inn
- Pass Christian
- Weekend getaway, 5/21/92, 3E
- Hardee's Restaurant, 2/20/87, 8B
- Harden, Alice
- Residency controversy, 8/27/87, 11A; 10/14/87, 3B
- Hardie, George SEE Riverboat gambling, Tunica County
- Hardin, Robert SEE Sky Parade
- Hardwick, Phil
- Announces candidacy for Hinds County Chancery Clerk
post, 5/22/91, 4B
- Candidate wants limit of fees, ban on hiring relatives,
8/29/91, 4B
- Leaves city post for job with Mississippi Valley Gas,
3/16/94, 5B
- Hardwood chipping industry
- Firmly planted in state, 10/18/89, 6B
- Hardy, James
- Boldness opened transplant frontier, 1C; 1/22/89
- Heart transplant pioneer recalls early days, 8/14/88,
1A
- Honored at UMC by physicians from throughout USA,
2/25/94, 1A
- Pioneer in heart transplant, 9/4/88, 1B
- Hare Krishnas
- Gloster home bought, restoration planned, 8/27/88,
1B
- Hancock County
- Allege slander, obstruction, 12/14/87, 1B
- Jefferson County
- Plan to expand commune, 7/16/88, 1A
- Jefferson County., 2/2/87, 1A
- Link termed 'hell' by loved ones, 3/10/91, 1B
- Hare Krishnas SEE ALSO Kuyt, Nico
- Harger, Thomas
- Homeless man crossing Highway 80 killed by cars, 12/15/91,
1A; 12/16/91, 1B
- Pearl pawnbroker returns Harger's medals to family,
12/18/91, 1B
- Hargon, David
- Rural Yazoo County grocer slain in holdup; 3 held,
4/27/94, 3B
- Hargrave House SEE Bufkin Place
- Harkey, Ira SEE ACLU, Mississippi
- Harkins Hammond Real Estate
- Talking House
- Selling homes by radio, 8/12/92, 1A
- Harkins quadruplets
- Jackson-born quads celebrate 29th birthday, 9/9/92,
1D
- Harkins, Greg
- Has art exhibit with Kenneth Quinn, 2/7/88, 5F
- Harland Company(John H.), 1/15/87, 8B
- Harlem Inn
- Winstonville
- Destroyed by fire, 5/26/89, 1D
- Harley Owners Group
- Motorcyclists ride for Muscular Dystrophy Association,
7/20/91, 4B
- Harley, Bill
- Children's storyteller appears at St, Andrew's school,
10/6/93, 1D
- Harley-Davidson
- Bikers camp out to get hands on a Harley, 8/22/94,
1B
- Dealership moves to new store on I-55 South, 8/11/94,
5B
- Harmon, Gwen
- Bad-check charge dropped, 5/29/93, 4B
- Jackson police spokeswoman booked on check charge,
freed, 2/9/93, 5B
- Police spokesperson leaves for job in Washington,
D.C., 8/10/93, 4B
- Reporter John Riley settles claim against police,
9/21/94, 3B
- Harmon, Jeff SEE Missing persons
- Harmon, Nolan
- Oldest Methodist bishop dies; Meridian native, 6/11/93,
2B
- Harmonic convergence
- North Mississippi celebration, 8/17/87, 1A
- Harness racing SEE Madison County Amusement Park
- Harness racing SEE Neshoba County Fair
- Harper Vocational School
- Mendenhall school to hold reunion, 7/30/93, 1E
- Harper, Joe
- His grieving mother cannot afford to bury him, 8/2/91,
1B; 8/6/91, 1A
- Jackson man Stephon Toney arrested in slaying of two
teens, 8/3/91, 1A; 8/4/91, 3B
- Harper, John
- Environmentalist, 10/12/86, 1G
- Harper, Ken
- Accuses opponent Dye of flipflopping on lobbyist issue,
8/1/91, 1B; 8/2/91, 1B
- Announces plans to run for lieutenant governor, 5/22/91,
1B
- Blasts Dye's house arrest plan for drug offenders,
8/29/91, 2B
- Campaign against Dye heats up in last days, 9/8/91,
1B
- Claims Dye's TV ad against him is wrong, 9/14/91,
3B
- May challenge Trent Lott in 1994 election, 7/26/93,
1B; 8/29/93, 3G (Minor column)
- Harper, Ken SEE ALSO Dye, Brad
- Harper, Larry
- At residents' request patrolman assigned to Maple
Street area, 8/16/92, 1A
- Harper, Matilda SEE Harper, Joe
- Harper, Maxine
- Harpole, Bill
- State senator from Starkville dies of cancer, 11/2/90,
1A
- Three announce for Harpole's Senate seat, 11/9/90,
1B
- Harrah's Casino Hotels SEE Riverboat gambling, Tunica
- Harrah's Casino Hotels SEE Riverboat gambling, Vicksburg
- Harrell, Charles SEE Cable television---McComb
- Harrell, Lee
- Recent law graduate joins Madison-Rankin DA's office,
9/26/91, 4B
- Harrell, Linda Bacon SEE Adoption
- Harrell, Michael
- Ex-Quayle aide joins state GOP staff, 7/25/90, 4B
- Harrington, Ollie
- Black cartoonist's drawings shown at JSU, 2/6/94,
1F
- Harrington, Othella
- Murrah basketball star signs with Georgetown, 5/5/92,
1A
- Harrington, Susan SEE Persian Gulf War
- Harris, Albert
- Mississippi serviceman injured in Panama fighting,
12/23/89, 1A
- Harris, Anthony
- Vicksburg policeman faces dismissal, 9/11/91, 3B
- Harris, Anthony SEE ALSO Crime rate---Jackson---76th
victim...
- Harris, Charles SEE Arson---Canton
- Harris, Dennis SEE Poker party---Senatobia
- Harris, Eddie
- Jazz musician plays in Jackson, 3/1/91, 1E
- Jazz saxophonist, 9/25/87, 1C
- Harris, Ellen SEE Keys, Steven
- Harris, Emmylou
- At Hal & Mal's, 6/11/92, 9E
- Harris, George Anthony
- Confesses to bank robbery, but won't plead guilty,
9/5/92, 4B; 9/22/92, 1B
- Gets maximun sentence in bank robbery, 12/1/92, 5B
- Harris, Henry
- Declared a lunatic 70 years-ago; body now lies unclaimed,
5/18/93, 1D
- Harris, Ike SEE Missing persons
- Harris, J. Gerald
- Minister's book:"Pardoned to be Priests," 7/9/88,
1C
- Harris, James SEE Teachers---Ocean Springs---Teacher
fired...
- Harris, Jessica
- African American cookery; 'Iron Pots and Wooden Spoons',
2/3/93, 1E
- Harris, Joe SEE Speetjens, Cynthia
- Harris, Joel
- Lookalike suspect, 9/19/87, 1B; 9/23/87, 1A
- Harris, Lecile
- Rodeo clown, 2/15/89, 1C; 2/17/87, 1D
- Harris, Lusia SEE Stewart, Lusia Harris
- Harris, Marcelite
- First black Air Force female wing commander, 12/3/88,
1B
- Keesler officer first black woman Air Force general,
1/11/90, 1B
- Harris, R.D.
- Hired as state's first black deputy school superintendent,
9/22/90, 1A
- Harris, Robert
- Harris, Roger SEE Crime rate, Jackson---1993: 3 killed...
- Harris, Ronnie
- Given Carnegie Medal for saving child, 12/21/94, 1A
- Pearl man saves child from burning mobile home, 12/31/93,
1B
- Harris, Steve SEE University of Mississippi---NCAA...
- Harris, Terry
- MUW student writes book on new math methods aimed
at Soviet students, 6/8/90, 4B
- Harris, Thomas
- Author of 'The Silence of the Lambs' native of Mississippi,
2/24/91, 3F
- Harris, Tiffany
- 2-year old critical after grandfather's car rolls
over her, 6/28/93, 2B; 6/29/93, 4B
- Harris, Virginia Ann
- Body of Flora woman found in woods, 2/17/94, 1B; 2/18/94,
5B
- Flora man Justin Underwood charged in her slaying,
3/10/94, 1B
- Reward offered for information in slaying, 2/19/94,
5B
- Harris, Virsie
- Brookhaven minister is 105 and still preaching, 11/8/94,
1D
- Harrison Central Elementary School
- Man posing as janitor robs teachers' purses, 11/29/94,
3B
- Harrison Central High School
- Student claims racism in cheerleader vote, 4/27/94,
3B
- Harrison County
- Long-range planning finishes 1st phase, 8/8/94, 3B
- Study OK'd of possible merger of county governments,
3/10/89, 4B
- Harrison County Chancery Clerk
- Creel is among highest paid state employees, 4/18/91,
3B
- Harrison County Jail
- $2M+ price tag on Justice Department mandated facility,
4/7/94, 3B
- Casino money may pay for needed guards, 6/16/93, 1A
- Deputies tell of beatings, 9/23/89, 1B; 9/29/89, 10/4/89,
3B
- Dispute over state prisoners yields suit, 3/31/94,
3B
- Procedural changes announced by sheriff, 10/27/93,
3B
- Harrison County Sheriff's Department
- Audit cites problems, 6/23/89, 4B
- Audit finds no wrongdoing, 12/5/89, 1B
- Department receives $539,640 from drug seizure, 7/4/91,
3B
- Ex-deputy files sexual harrassment suit, 7/27/89,
5B
- Fired deputies sue ACLU's lawyer Liz Gilchrist, 7/25/92,
3B
- Man Dwayne Chatham claims deputies broke his neck,
11/4/93, 4B
- Must return ceased cash to Texas man, 9/30/94, 3B
- Office is criticized by church groups, 10/9/89, 2B
- Seize $500,000 in routine traffic stop on I-10, 10/7/91,
2B
- Similar to Hinds, but budget lower by $2.3 Million,
9/13/94, 1B
- Supervisors name interim sheriff, 12/24/88, 3B
- Harrison County Sheriif's Department
- Joe Price in spotlight after Evans escape, 6/20/93,
1A
- Harrison County Supervisors
- Ordered to repay funds spent on private road, 3/9/91,
1B
- Supervisors want more power over county-funded boards,
12/8/91, 2B
- Harrison County Youth Detention Center
- Deputies tell of beatings, 9/23/89, 1B; 9/29/89, 10/4/89,
3B
- Ex-deputy indicted for abuse, 10/26/89, 2B
- Grand jury to probe alleged abuse, 10/10/89, 1B
- Harrison House Antiques & Tea Room
- Vicksburg
- Restaurant review, 4/4/91, 4E
- Harrison, Garnett
- Bankruptcy judge won't hear case of Garnett's mother,
11/1/88, 3B
- Fugitive lawyer free to return to Mississippi, 2/4/90,
3B
- Fugitive lawyer lobbies for laws to shield child sex
abuse victims, 3/27/89, 1A
- Harrison, Kevin
- Pass Christian man arrested in slaying of Slidell
youth on pier, 5/10/93, 3B
- Harrison, Martin
- Utica police chief fired, 6/25/93, 4B
- Harrison, Patrick
- Harrison, Sid
- Body found in car in Carroll County pond; there since
1972, 5/10/93, 1A; 5/11/93, 1A
- Harrison, Wayne
- 14-year old Otha Lee Hoskins arrested in his slaying,
7/3/94, 1B
- Alleged killer Hoskins abandoned by parents, aunt
says, 7/22/94, 4B
- Former DJ killed in apparent drug deal, 7/2/94, 1B;
7/3/94, 1B
- Harry Vickery Automotive Superstore
- Former GM official wants to buy dealership, 7/30/93,
5B
- Greenville dealer closes, 5/13/93, 5B; 5/14/93, 6B;
6/16/93, 5B
- Hart, Gary
- To visit Jackson, 4/19/87, 3B
- To visit Jackson, Vicksburg, 4/27/87, 1B
- Visits Mississippi, 4/28/87, 1A,1B
- Hart, Harry Jack
- Shreveport contractor guilty of lying to Republic
Bank, 7/20/93, 4B
- Hart, Lance
- Found guilty in 1989 shotgun slaying of George Thurman,
2/15/91, 5B
- Hart, Leah
- Murrah student in Jerusalem hails Israel/PLO accord,
9/14/93, 5A
- Hart, Micah SEE Bar mitzvah
- Hart, Oneaver
- Mother of stillborn affected by cocaine charged with
manslaughter, 7/30/91, 1B
- Hartfield, Daniel
- Found fatally shot at North and Boyd streets, 10/27/93,
4B
- Hartfield, James
- Umpire in youth baseball, 6/2/91, 1E
- Hartfield, Sherry
- Denied principalship:private school attendance, 8/28/86,
1B
- Hartford, John
- Folk singer at Hal & Mal's, 8/24/89, 11G
- Hartford, Lillie
- Child pulled from grandmother's pool, 11/21/91, 4B;
11/22/91, 4B
- Four months after swimming pool accident, infant dies,
3/29/92, 2B
- Harthcock, Tammy SEE Charities
- Hartley, Sandra
- Desert Storm veteran glad to be home for Christmas
this year, 12/25/91, 1A
- Hartman, David
- WAPT-TV's meteorologist personal style, 7/4/93, 1E
- Hartwell, Dewayne
- Arrested for killing parents over money for drugs,
11/20/94, 1A; 11/22/94, 5B
- Hartwig, Edgar
- New variety of soybean named for state's 'Mr. Soybean',
4/7/91, 4G
- Harvest Cafe
- Oxford cafe caters to vegetarians, 7/22/93, 1D
- Harvest Celebration and Mule Show
- At Ag Museum, 11/11/93, 4E; 11/15/93, 1A
- Harvey's
- Harvey, Alton
- Retires as dean of Mississippi College School of Law,
4/18/91, 5B
- Harvey, Carl
- Minister is HIV positive; friends and congregation
desert him, 5/22/93, 1D
- Harvey, Clarie Collins
- Marked several firsts as president of Church Women
United, 11/2/91, 1D
- Harvey, Lenore
- McComb woman watches life go by from front porch rocker,
1/20/92, 1D
- Harvey, Paul
- Radio show airs virtues of Mississippi, 5/7/90, 1B;
5/13/90, 3H
- Harvey, Paul A
- Choice to head Gaming Commission, 10/2/93, 1A
- Ex-military man to challenge Gene Taylor for Congress,
11/9/91, 4B
- Harvey, Paul A SEE ALSO Elections, 1992
- Harvey, Paul A SEE ALSO Gaming Commission
- Harvey, Paul A SEE ALSO Keesler Air Force Base
- Harwell, James SEE Comic books
- Haskell, Mary
- Son Sam plans scholarship honoring Amory school nurse,
7/14/92, 4B
- Son Sam's tribute to her in Amory, 10/1/92, 1D; 10/4/92,
1B
- Hassinger, Jim
- Named by Ditto head of Planning and Development Department,
7/18/90, 3B; 8/3/90, 5B
- Hassinger. Jim
- Jackson planning director takes job in Richmond, Virginia,
9/17/93, 6B
- Hastings, Alcee
- Predicts he & Nixon won't be impeached, 10/1/88,
1B
- Hasty, John SEE Drunken driving, Clinton
- Hatcher, Mike SEE Stewpot Community Kitchen
- Hatcher, Wendy SEE Central Mississippi Correctional
Facility
- Hate crimes SEE Race relations
- Hate-crimes bill SEE Race relations
- Hatfield, L.C. SEE Crime rate---Jackson---Northwest...
- Hathorn Elementary School
- Vaiden
- Small school has latest teaching tools, 1/15/91,
4B
- Hathorn, Sue
- Appointed interim director, Department of Human Services,
1/10/92, 1B; 1/12/92, 1A
- Interim director named director of Human Services,
9/30/92, 1B
- Interim Human Services director confronts criticism,
5/31/92, 1A, 1G
- Resigns from Department of Human Services, 2/7/93,
1A; 2/14/93, 3G; 4/16/93, 3B
- Subject of book 'God Bless the Children,' by James
Colbert, 12/10/92, 1D
- Hathorn, Sue SEE ALSO Child abuse---Hathorn...
- Hatley, Mississippi, 7/17/88, 4B
- Hatten, Roy
- Hatten, Roy Webb
- Lawsuit alleges he died from taking too many tanning
pills, 8/28/91, 2B
- Hattiesburg American
- Hunsberger named publisher, 11/12/91, 6B
- Hattiesburg Convention Center
- May be site of ancient Indian village, 10/4/94, 2B
- Hattiesburg Fire Department
- Settlement reached in racial discrimination suit,
6/22/91, 3B
- Hattiesburg High School
- Beefcake calendar, 11/13/94, 1B
- Cast gets haircuts for 'A Few Good Men', 10/29/93,
1B
- Falsettoland, a play with gay content, is cancelled,
8/19/94, 1A
- Peer Ears program, 11/30/90, 4B
- Real Men Debate Calender, 1/31/94, 1A
- Hattiesburg High Tigers
- Basketball champs-15 years later, 3/8/87, 1H
- Hattiesburg Public Schools
- Go high-tech with $1.5Million computer curriculum,
1/22/91, 4B
- Parenting fair kicks off in September, 6/23/92, 4B
- School libraries helping parents help children, 5/14/91,
4B
- Spanish language taught to grade schoolers, 8/24/90,
4B
- Hattiesburg Zoo, 2/22/87, 6B
- Loud-mouth lemurs, 8/8/94, 1D
- Hattiesburg, Mississippi
- Begins effort to entice retirees, 9/17/89, 4B
- Canebrake residential development in "Southern Living,"
2/14/89, 8B
- Child advocate says no malice in case, 7/28/88, 3B
- City Council asked to approve bonds for shopping mall,
8/22/89, 6B
- Discount merchants lining up on U.S.98, 2/26/94, 6B
- Economy steady but unspectacular, 7/3/88, 1G
- For a good time, see Hattie, 9/21/88, 1D
- Hubfest event draws 18,000, 10/15/89, 1B
- Mayor says city finances 'ok', 9/3/89, 4B
- Mayoral candidate arrested, 3/23/89, 1A
- Named US's most livable small city by mayors' group,
6/23/92, 3B
- New stores, new mall keep up with growing population,
10/23/94, 1C
- Weekend Getaway, 1/10/91, 3E
- Hauberg, Robert
- Portrait of former U.S. Attorney unveiled, 2/26/91,
3B
- Hauberg, Robert E
- Hauenstein, Carey
- Named president of Million Dollar Roundtable, 11/27/88,
4H
- Havens, Lynn
- Called MP&L officials 'jugheads', 8/3/89, 1A
- Expected to plead guilty to extortion and tax evasion,
6/23/89, 1A; 6/24/89, 1B
- Given 5-year sentence, 2/16/90, 1B
- Plea bargain may fall through, 4/6/89, 1B
- Resigns Public Service Commission seat, 1/12/88, 1A
- Says $28,000 from Travis Ward was loan, 8/6/89, 1A
- Says he didn't 'knowlingly' agree to payoffs, 8/11/89,
1A
- Testifies before grand jury, 8/21/90, 3B; 8/22/90,
3B
- To run for US House of Rep.
- To testify against D.W. Snyder, 3/23/89, 1A
- Under FBI probe:audit on Grand Gulf, 1/9/88, 1B
- Havens, Lynn SEE ALSO Ward, Travis
- Hawkins Field
- Gets $307,000 improvement grant from FAA, 3/23/91,
5B
- Nearby residents will fight street closings, 8/25/95,
4B; 9/30/94, 4B
- Hawkins Junior High School
- Hattiesburg
- Counselors babysit for elementrary PTA meetings,
5/11/93, 4B
- PTA's Good Guys program, 9/8/92, 4B
- Hawkins triplets
- Paige, Amy and Beth all YMCA lifeguards, 8/5/94, 1E
- Hawkins, Armis SEE Landfills, Chickasaw County
- Hawkins, C.H.
- Richland cobbler remakes old boots, 4/6/94, 1B
- Hawkins, Gains
- Death, 2/27/87, 1A
- West Point, 2/15/87, 1G
- Hawkins, James
- Choral director at Blackburn Junior High, 5/21/91,
4B
- Hawkins, Lloyd
- Jackson photographer/restorationist, 11/7/93, 1F,
4F
- Hawkins, Mary
- Madison mayor overrides aldermen's pro tem choice---Griff
Weaver, 8/12/93, 4B
- Hawkins, Percy
- Belzoni man accused of killing girlfriend, burying
her in yard, 6/28/91, 1B
- Hawkins, Truett Daniel
- Haxton, Ayres
- State Representative new to House, 2/28/88, 5H
- Haxton, Brooks
- Reads at Millsaps, 3/28/86, 1C
- Writer, 3/3/87, 1C
- Writing fellowship, 3/3/87, 1C
- Haxton, Josephine
- Jackson novelist recovering from traffic accident,
10/22/91, 1B
- Hay fire
- Heat from flat tire ignites trailer on I-55, 8/24/92,
3B
- Hayden, John SEE Landfills---Byram
- Hayes Cooper Center for Math, Science and Technology
- Cleveland magnet school, 11/12/91, 4B
- Hayes, Edward SEE Jackson State University
- Hayes, Ericka
- Jackson college student competes on 'Jeopardy', 5/5/93,
1D (Myers column)
- Hayes, Ginny SEE Encouraging Words
- Hayes, Greg
- Jitney Jungle manager kidnapped; forced to open vault,
11/11/93, 1A; 11/12/93, 4B
- Haygood, Roderick
- Chicago gang member, wanted in triple murder, captured
in Jackson, 6/8/90, 1B
- El Rukn gang member from Chicago arrested in Jackson,
6/9/90, 1B
- Haynes, Audine
- Her anti-drug fight earns her 'point of light', 10/9/90,
2B
- Haynes, Betty
- Publishes "High interest Bible teaching sources,"
10/29/88, 1C
- Haynes, Joe
- JSU administrator to resign, 7/21/93, 2B
- New president of College Board, 5/13/91, 1B, 2B
- Seeks Jackson school superintendent post, 10/31/89,
1B
- Haynes, Joe SEE ALSO Greenville Public Schools
- Haynes, Joe A
- Appointed to College Board, 2/26/88, 1B
- Haynes, Ruth
- Argues with 34 year-old son, then shoots him, 12/26/94,
1B
- Hayward, Mynelle
- Mynelle Gardens founder dies at age 92, 8/27/94, 1B
- Hazardous chemicals SEE ALSO Chemical spill
- Hazardous chemicals SEE ALSO Chlorine
- Hazardous chemicals SEE ALSO Gasoline spill
- Hazardous chemicals SEE ALSO Pesticides
- Hazardous chemicals, Crystal Springs
- 2000 evacuate after acid-vapor leak from railcar,
9/1/93, 3B
- Hazardous chemicals, Jackson
- Ammonia leak sends 7 Jacksonians to hospital, 7/9/92,
1A; 7/10/92, 4B
- Toxic chemicals hauled through Jackson daily, 7/25/93,
1A
- Hazardous chemicals, Mississippi
- 80% of businesses don't meet Superfund disclosure,
3/10/92, 7B
- Railway hauling: rural areas open to disaster, 7/25/93,
12A
- State is 6th in nation in toxic releases, 4/20/94,
5B
- Hazardous materials SEE Hazardous waste
- Hazardous waste SEE ALSO Hazardous chemicals
- Hazardous waste SEE ALSO Landfills
- Hazardous waste SEE ALSO Medical waste
- Hazardous waste SEE ALSO Nuclear waste
- Hazardous waste SEE ALSO Radioactive waste
- Hazardous waste plant, Noxubee County SEE Landfills,
Noxubee County
- Hazardous Waste Siting Authority
- Members named to panel, 9/14/90, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Alabama
- Can't bar state's waste, Supreme Court rules, 6/11/91,
1B
- Waste may be treated and buried in Lauderdale County,
12/17/91, 2B
- Hazardous waste, Attala County
- Texas Eastern cleanup may be slowed down, 11/30/94,
1A, 8A
- Hazardous waste, Brandon
- 4 wells to be drilled in industrial park, 1/26/93,
5B
- Attorney Younger denies any part in problem; threatens
suit, 10/5/93, 1B
- City seeking extension on grant for industrial park,
1/15/93, 4B
- Cleanup will be in 1994; who will pay?, 9/28/93, 1B
- County officials await DEQ go-ahead on cleanup, 5/9/94,
1B
- County OKs hire of lawyer to probe land purchase,
12/2/92, 4B; 12/8/92, 5B
- County paid too much for site, developer says, 11/21/92,
1B
- Environmental firm to assess damage, 12/16/92, 4B
- Grand jury blames supervisors for fiasco, 12/5/93,
1B
- Grand jury continues probe; 8 have testified, 3/5/93,
4B
- Grand jury probe: supervisors invited to meet with
panel, 11/2/93, 5B
- High-tech cleanup methods studied, 9/28/93, 5B
- Industrial park cleanup could cost $20 million, 3/9/93,
1A
- Jackson Oil Products dump site to be tested, 10/6/92,
5B
- Loan Star Inc could invoke lien on building in industrial
park, 2/16/93, 1A
- New York judge allows suit for cleanup, 4/10/93, 4B
- Park cleanup legal fees reach $50,000, 5/4/93, 5B
- Patrick starts petition to reverse Board decision
taking blame, 9/30/93, 1B
- Patrick was told of sludge at site, man testifies,
4/24/93, 1B; 4/27/93, 1B
- Rankin County sues 2 companies over industrial park,
2/18/93, 1A
- Russell says all concerned should take lie detector
tests, 1/20/93, 1A
- Security firm patrols cut down on vandalism, 5/13/93,
4B
- State auditors to probe cleanup responsibility, 10/15/93,
4B; 10/16/93, 1B
- HAZARDOUS WASTE, BRANDON
- SUPERVISORS AGREE TO SETTLE SUIT ON PARK WASTE, 9/21/93,
1A
- Hazardous waste, Brandon
- Supervisors knew of problems in industrial park, 11/14/92,
1A; 11/17/92, 1A
- Supervisors to fight Lone Star lawsuit, 3/9/93, 5B
- Supervisors won't pursue criminal charges on park
purchase, 9/21/93, 7A
- Hazardous waste, Brookhaven
- Contaminants found in 3 wells, 2/17/89, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Centreville
- Toxins found in disposal site, 8/13/86, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Columbia
- EPA details plan to clean up Reichold, 1B; 1/25/89
- EPA will meet with Columbians on toxic cleanup, 1/8/89;
4B
- Exposure to tainted soil could mean health risk, 1/23/89;
3B
- Reichhold cleanup nears end, 11/14/93, 1A
- Reichold Chemical Company, 11/24/87, 1A
- Reichold offers to do cleanup study, 4/19/88, 3B
- Reichold ordered to pay $3.5 Million, 4/19/88, 1A;
9/16/88, 1A
- Reichold pays EPA $1 million for site cleanup, 1/14/89;
4B
- Hazardous waste, Columbus
- DEQ to hear waste-buring complaint against Holnam
Inc, 9/16/93, 3B
- DEQ vs. Holnam Inc: hearing planned, 4/28/94, 5B
- Group sues to halt burning, 10/13/88, 1B
- Holnam Inc awaits court ruling on waste-burning, 8/2/94,
3B
- Hazardous waste, Delta
- Soil in region unsuitable as waste dump site, 7/12/91,
1B
- Hazardous waste, Flowood
- Lead cleaup at box company site, 11/14/93, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Greene County
- Citizen group opposes incinerator, 9/8/88, 2B,11/11/88,
3B
- Dowdy opposes incinerator, 10/6/88, 1C
- Residents:incinerator not needed, 8/31/88, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Greenville
- Old air base site will get May cleanup, 3/12/92, 3B
- Hazardous waste, Gulfport
- Firms fined for releasing toxins, 6/27/89, 5B
- Hazardous waste, Hattiesburg
- Drums found in Hattiesburg, 8/6/89, 4B
- Hazardous waste, Hickory
- Hundred flee homes after tanker fire, 11/4/90, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Hinds County
- Emergency Ops Center charges for out-of-county clean-up,
9/25/90, 5B
- Storage in Hinds County, 6/29/87, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Jackson
- Barrels found near Gallatin Street may be dangerous,
1/10/92, 4B
- Chlorine leak in rail tanker capped, 10/7/90, 3B
- Hazardous waste collection: 3000 tires and other things,
3/6/94, 1B
- Household waste collection at Fairgrounds, 2/24/94,
4B; 3/5/94, 1B
- USPCI cleanup day in Jackson a success, 10/20/91,
1B
- USPCI sponsors home hazardous waste cleanup, 9/24/91,
6B; 10/18/91, 5B
- Hazardous waste, Jones County
- FBI joins probe in dumping, 6/16/89, 1A
- Former Jones County man charged with toxic dumping,
10/5/89, 2B
- Officials seek 'midnight dumper' of chemicals, 6/14/89,
1A; 7/6/89, 3B
- Sellers found guilty, 1/12/90, 1A
- Trial of man for dumping, 1/9/90, 5B; 1/10-11/90,
5B; 1/12/90, 1A
- Hazardous waste, Lafayette County
- Chlorine canisters missing, 8/28/92, 1B; 9/1/92, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Leake County
- Texas Eastern cleanup may be slowed down, 11/30/94,
1A, 8A
- Hazardous waste, Long Beach
- Man found guilty of hazardous dumping, 8/16/90, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Lowndes County
- Old cement plant in Artesia may be state's first site,
8/29/91, 5B
- Hazardous waste, Madison County
- 19 barrels of unknown substance at county barn, 12/17/93,
4B
- Hazardous waste, Marshall County
- EPA superfund cleans up site, 10/10/93, 3B
- Hazardous waste, Mississippi
- Activist warns against state as waste dump, 12/3/90,
3B
- Activists hope to keep 'Needs' law and 'Bad Boy' law,
1/25/94, 3B
- Bids sought to test four potential sites, 12/21/91,
6B
- Coalition presses Mabus on issues, 8/18/89, 4B
- Companies among worst emitters of air pollutants,
6/20/89, 4A
- Companies that would ship out treated waste given
edge, 3/11/94, 5B
- Counties almost all meet EPA deadline for waste plan,
7/11/92, 5B
- Court rejects Alabama's ban on Mississippi waste,
8/10/90, 1B
- Disposal rules toughened, 9/28/88, 1B
- Dispute between MMA and Pollution Solution Alliance,
12/17/92, 5B
- HAZARDOUS WASTE, MISSISSIPPI
- DOES STATE NEED DISPOSAL FACILITY? PRO AND CON, 11/3/91,
1G
- Hazardous waste, Mississippi
- Environmental Protection Council considers options,
5/4/90, 1B
- Environmental Protection Council offers proposal,
9/16/89, 1A
- Environmentalists criticize legeslative plan, 12/4/92,
1B
- EPA extension expected for most landfills, 9/24/93,
1B
- EPA says ten plants violate water standards, 6/14/89,
3A
- Fordice files yet another disposal plan, 12/1/93,
1B; 12/2/93, 3B
- Fordice plan draws 50 'orchestrated' letters, 12/30/93,
1B
- HAZARDOUS WASTE, MISSISSIPPI
- FORDICE PLAN SHOT DOWN BY JUDGE GRAVES, 3/5/94, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Mississippi
- Fordice to be consulted on state site, 11/16/91, 6B
- Fordice to defend his plan in circuit court, 2/5/93,
6B; 2/24/93, 5B
- HAZARDOUS WASTE, MISSISSIPPI
- FORDICE: STATE WILL ALLOW SITES, 1/8/93, 1A; 1/10/93,
1C; 1/28/93, 4B
- Hazardous waste, Mississippi
- Group seeks grant for incinerator, 8/21/86, 3B
- Hazardous Waste Siting Authority members named, 9/14/90,
1B
- House-Senate panel balances public, private roles,
7/29/89, 10B
- Industry not served by out-of-state plan?, 1/14/93,
4B
- Lack of money for soil testing slows site selection,
6/26/91, 1A
- Lawsuit against Fordice attempts to slow down waste
plan, 11/25/93, 1B
- Lawsuit against Fordice on waste dump allowed, 2/19/93,
8B
- Legislative environmental committee opens talks, 1/21/93,
4B
- Legislative panel says parks and forest could be dump
sites, 6/6/91, 3B
- Mabus asked to put waste disposal on his agenda, 5/3/90,
2B
- Mabus having trouble staffing agency to decide on
site, 8/13/90, 1B
- MEC urges industries to tackle waste issue, 11/16/89,
6B
- Medical waste disposal a hazard in state, 4/29/89,
1A
- Moratorium bill is dead, senator says, 1/29/93, 5B
- Moratorium called for until Federal goverment decides,
1/27/93, 5B
- MSU research stations possible sites, 6/25/91, 1A;
10/8/91, 3B
- No regulations for transportation of, 9/23/86, 1B
- North Carolina studies 2 dump sites, 5/1/90, 3B
- Officials to use EPA reports for chemical emergencies,
7/31/89, 1A
- Officials: Mississippi needs rules, 9/8/88, 4B
- Opponents of in-state dump demonstrate, 12/18/92,
5B
- Paper mills favored in Legislative bills, critics
say, 3/17/92, 2B
- Private firms putting up a facility must be stable,
11/27/91, 5B
- HAZARDOUS WASTE, MISSISSIPPI
- PROBLEM OF THE '90'S, 6/2/91, 1A+, 1G+
- Hazardous waste, Mississippi
- Proposals before deadline, 7/7/89, 6B; 9/7/89, 1A;
10/16/89, 1B
- Public hearing draws crowd of 50 people, 3/2/91, 3B
- Public hearings to be held on new rules, 8/14/91,
2B
- Railroad won't tell destination of toxic dirt, 4/12/91,
4B
- Ranks 32nd in amount of toxins released in atmosphere,
3/23/89, 1A
- Roosevelt State Park and MSU station removed from
list, 7/30/91, 2B
- Selection list may reopen, 9/29/86, 1A
- Senate bill sets disposal tax, 2/11/93, 4B
- Senate proposals would eliminate almost all penalities,
3/12/92, 1B
- Senate rejects bill removing punitive damages, 3/19/92,
5B; 3/20/92, 5B
- Senator Hall pushes bill concerning business waste,
12/1/89, 6B
- HAZARDOUS WASTE, MISSISSIPPI
- SITES PUT ON HOLD AFTER JUDGE'S RULING, 6/9/93, 1A
- Hazardous waste, Mississippi
- Sites within state must be found, 3/11/90, 1H
- State biased in selecting sites, group says, 11/20/93,
1A
- State cannot build facility until it proves need,
6/12/91, 2B
- State deals with new rules, 8/2/88, 1B
- State DEQ 'stretched thin' reviewing permits, 9/24/91,
2B
- HAZARDOUS WASTE, MISSISSIPPI
- STATE MAY NOT NEED SITE; ALABAMA FIRM CAN TAKE IT
ALL, 10/2/92, 1A
- Hazardous waste, Mississippi
- State must find wast dump site, 8/13/90, 1A
- State plan to be ruled on, 5/20/93, 2B
- State ranks 9th in amount of industrial waste, 7/30/89,
1A
- State seeks information on company: dumping in Mississippi,
4/18/88, 1B
- Teleconference 'Ask an Expert', 4/29/91, 2B; 4/30/90,
2B
- Tennessee firm applies to construct facility, 4/4/91,
2B
- Transport by train, 3/23/87, 1A
- Tries to join 8-state agreement, 9/19/89, 3B; 10/1/89,
7B; 10/3/89, 1B
- USPCI wouldn't build incinerator; would ship waste
to Utah, 5/7/92, 8B
- Wanted: site with thick, non-porous land, 12/8/90,
2B
- What happens to wasted waste?, 8/15/88, 1A
- Won't be allowed on 16th section lands, 6/22/91, 2B
- Hazardous waste, Montgomery County, 10/6/86, 1A
- Hazardous waste, Natchez
- Group seeks Mabus' aid, 8/17/88, 3B
- Residents may wait long time for cleanup of tire dump,
2/20/90, 5B
- Hazardous waste, New Albany
- Group opposes plant, 10/7/88, 3B
- Hazardous waste, Noxubee County SEE Landfills, Noxubee
County
- Hazardous waste, Ocean Springs
- Biloxi firm offers money to spill victims, 12/5/90,
2B
- Department of Environmental Quality begins cleanup,
5/19/91, 4B
- Soil samples ruled non-hazardous, 6/9/91, 5B
- Tanker spill on highway, 11/21/90, 1B; 11/22/90, 1A;
11/24/90, 1B
- Tanker spill waste should be cleaned soon, 11/25/90,
1B; 11/26/90, 1B
- Trench bars runoff from spill, 5/22/91, 2B
- Hazardous waste, Panola County
- Hazardous waste, Pearl
- Tests to determine extent of hazard on vacant lot,
10/4/90, 1B; 10/5/90, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Picayune
- EPA reopens investigation, 6/16/89, 3B; 11/7/88, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Rankin County (Jackson Oil Company)
SEE Hazardous waste---Brandon
- Hazardous waste, Union County
- Supervisors hear burning plan, 10/4/88, 3B
- Hazardous waste, United States
- 20-state regional disposal plan is still possibility,
10/23/89, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Vicksburg
- Plant shipping waste, 10/9/87, 1B
- Hazardous waste, Woolmarket
- Ball fields closed for gas tests, 5/20/91, 2B
- Hazing SEE Fraternities
- Hazlehurst Public Schools
- Are $700,000 in debt, 1/24/90, 5A; 11/22/89, 1A
- Arson suspects in school fires, 9/22/89, 1B
- Officials must repay misspent funds, 9/22/89, 1B
- Hazlehurst, Mississippi
- 2 more fires may be arson, 9/23/89, 1A, 1B; 9/24/89,
1A
- Allows Sunday liquor sales (New Year's Eve), 12/30/89,
1B
- Arson linked to breakup of drug ring, 9/27/89, 1A
- Arson suspect faces new felony charges, 11/14/89,
1A
- Arson suspected in school fires, 9/22/89, 1B
- Authorities claim leads in fires, 9/29/89, 1A
- Authorities guard schools, 9/26/89, 1A
- Celebrates 126th birthday with festival, 9/5/91, 2E
- Police called to break up rowdy party, 5/19/91, 2B
- Policeman held in fires, 10/11/89, 1A; 10/12/89, 3B;
10/18/89, 10/21/89, 1B
- Public safety chief once faced arson charge, 9/30/89,
1B
- Schools are $644,000 in debt, 11/22/89, 1A
- State helps county with burned welfare files, 9/27/89,
2B
- Woman arrested in death threats, 9/28/89, 1A; 10/6/89,
1B
- He's My Brother
- Book by Thomas Tarrants and John Perkins, 8/11/94,
1D
- Heacock, Alvin
- Court upholds convictions, 8/26/94, 2B
- Hattiesburg bookmaker ordered to take lie detector
test, 10/7/93, 2B
- Hattiesburg man accused in bookmaking scheme, 6/4/93,
3B; 10/3/92, 1B
- Head Start
- Bush Administration sees expanding role, 7/5/92, 1G
- Child left in van treated for heat exhaustion, 6/21/90,
1A; 6/22/90, 5B; 7/7/90, 5B
- Classroom bid rigging indictments may delay openings,
8/11/89, 2B; 8/19/89, 1B
- Federal grand enables Project to add new centers,
8/30/89, 1B
- Hattiesburg programs get national accreditation, 8/6/89,
4B
- Hinds County begins enrolling preschoolers, 8/10/90,
4B
- Leflore County wage dispute with bus drivers, 1/12/93,
3B
- Local festivities celebrating Head Start Awareness
Month, 10/16/91, 1B
- Man accused of bid-rigging in classrooms scheme gives
refunds, 8/23/89, 1A
- Rankin Countian Aileen Adams' story in Greenberg book,
3/25/91, 2B
- Redistribution of funds closes some centers, 8/22/88,
3B
- Reunion idea incubates, 5/29/88, 1B
- Symposium at Tougaloo reviews 25-year history in Mississippi,
7/1/89, 3B
- Twenty-five years later program still has successes,
7/2/89, 1A, 1B
- Headaches
- Southerners still pop headaache powders, 9/24/89,
1G
- Heads Up SEE Operation Liftoff
- Health Advisors Network
- Grass-roots agency recruiting trainees in Humphreys
County, 5/14/91, 2B
- Health Care Financial Services
- Employee Angela Creekmore shot in office, 10/28/94,
1B
- Health care, Jackson
- Alternative and conventional approaches used together,
8/22/94, 1D
- HEALTH CARE, JACKSON
- JACKSON HOSPITALS FACE THE FUTURE, 7/11-14/93, 1A+
- Health care, Jackson
- Jackson rated nation's 39th healthiest city, 4/9/92,
5B
- Health care, Madison County
- Rural health clinic sought for northern part of county,
12/27/94, 1B
- Health care, Mississippi
- A billion dollar business, 1/31/88, 1F
- Coalition suggested to assist poor not covered by
Medicaid, 10/6/89, 1A
- Cooperation needed for rural hospitals, 7/24/88, 1H
- Fordice panel urges guaranteed care for all Mississippians,
1/11/92, 1A
- Fordice plan criticized by Aaron Shirley and others,
1/31/94, 1B
- Fordice plan in trouble in Senate, 3/20/94, 1A
- Fordice wants elimination of Medicaid, merger of 2
agencies, 10/15/93, 1A
- Governor's panel prepares health care net for indigents,
12/5/89, 1A
- Health curriculum proposed for state schools, 5/18/90,
1A
- Health professionals draw up blueprint for reform,
7/12/93, 7A
- High-tech medicine: sharing the wealth, 7/12/93, 6A
- Jackson has resources to become top regional center,
1/30/93, 1B
- Legislator: More money will pay off, 2/7/88, 3B
- Mississippi is 49th among states, 9/18/92, 1B
- Mississippi ranked 48th of 50 states in health conditions,
8/8/90, 8A
- Mississippi ranks 49th in health conditions, 11/19/89,
1B
- Mississippi ranks at bottom in health study, 8/12/91,
1B
- Public health access, care on agenda, 10/9/88, 1C
- Rural clinics expect to lose physicians, 5/20/88,
1B
- State Health Plan: hospital expansions linked to care
for poor, 1/14/94, 1B
- HEALTH CARE, MISSISSIPPI
- STATE RANKS 50TH IN AVAILABILITY OF HEALTH CARE, 10/17/93,
1A
- STATE'S POOR STRUGGLE TO COPE, 4/28/92, 1A
- Health care, US
- Boone Powell urges alternative to Clinton plan, 3/2/93,
3B
- Clinton's plan would create regional 'alliances',
7/19/93, 1A; 9/23/93, 1A, 10A
- Coverage for disabled children
- Plea by Madison woman, 5/5/94, 4B
- Distrust of government will doom plan, Lott and Gramm
say, 12/1/93, 3B; 12/5/93, 3G
- Espy and Cochran push for reform---from different
directions, 6/21/92, 1G
- It will pass in 1994, Democrats told, 3/20/94, 1B
- Jackson march calls for national health care reform,
6/7/91, 5B
- Local businesses wary of Clinton's reform, 9/22/93,
6A
- Local health professionals divided on Clinton's plan,
9/22/93, 1A, 6A
- Pugh asks Congress to stop bickering, pass reform,
9/8/94, 2B
- Rally against rising costs held at Capitol building,
9/28/91, 5B; 9/29/91, 1B
- Reform: pros and cons at local Blue Cross/Blue Shield
conference, 9/30/93, 1B
- Reformer says Fordice's Medicaid proposals in line
with Clinton, 10/24/93, 1B
- Rep. Thompson speaks to rally at Jackson federal building,
6/3/94, 5B
- Rims Barber says Clinton plan would benefit all, 12/19/93,
3B
- Seminar planned by NAACP, HealthRIGHT, 6/22/94, 4B
- The various reform plans (chart), 3/20/94, 1G
- UMC-sponsored symposium/debate, 10/13/93, 3B
- Health clinics
- Clinic sought for rural northern Madison County, 12/27/94,
1B
- Hinds County clinics aim to expand mission, 8/26/89,
5B
- Laurel and Vicksburg clinics' boards in turmoil, 9/30/90,
1B
- Health clubs SEE Fitness clubs
- Health Department (state) SEE Department of Health
- Health education
- Mississippi
- State medical association takes lead, 6/1/90,
3B
- Mississippi students said to need, 7/27/89, 1B
- Health education course, 10/11/87, 1A
- Health fraud
- Said big problem in state, 2/17/89, 1A
- Health Futures
- Hospital collaboration
- Cy Rosenblatt named director, 4/30/94, 5B; 5/18/94,
5B
- Health insurance SEE Insurance
- Health Maintenance Organization
- SEMCO ready for clients, 9/24/94, 6B
- State's first gather clients, 8/9/87, 1G
- Health plan SEE Health care, US
- Health reform SEE Health care, US
- Health spas SEE Fitness clubs
- Health videos
- Doctors urge viewer discretion, 12/4/88, 1C
- Federal funding sought to finance video for schools,
2/17/89, 1C
- Healthcare Management Inc
- Seeks funding to open emergency center in Tunica,
12/6/93, 3B
- HealthRIGHT
- Washington group taping grassroots health concerns,
6/30/93, 1B
- Healthwise Traveler's Clinic
- At University Medical Center, 11/26/89, 1G
- Healthy Kids Mean a Healthy Mississippi
- Workshops on school health curriculums, 6/7/93, 1B
- Healy, Gail
- Congressional candidate, 10/15/86, 1B
- Lack of campaign funds, 10/23/86, 1B
- Hearin, Annie Laurie
- Agents began searching for Winn within days of kidnapping,
3/12/89, 12A
- Angry police seek letter leak, 8/6/88, 1A
- Assumed still alive, 8/1/88, 1A
- Attracts nationwide attention, 8/30/88, 1A
- Chronology of events, 8/24/88, 4A
- Chronology of events from July kidnapping, 3/12/89,
13A
- Declared legally dead, court rules, 8/9/91, 1A; 8/10/91,
1B
- Disappearance unsolved one year later, 7/23/89, 1A
- Expert: Mrs. Hearin probably dead, 3/12/89, 1A
- Factors enabling kidnapping, 7/30/88, 1A
- FBI hasn't talked to Vincent Price, 8/9/88, 1A
- FBI pursuing leads from TV show, 11/11/88, 1B
- FBI questions Hinds clerks on files, 8/18/88, 3B
- FBI seeking prostitute linked to crime, 8/5/88, 1A
- FBI: Informant "respectable," 3/13/89, 1A
- Florida man charged in case expected to arrive in
Jackson, 3/18/89, 1A
- Florida official pleads for release, 9/23/88, 1B
- Grand jury recalled to hear charges against lawyer,
3/15/89, 1A
- Hearin pays $1Million in ransom, 8/24/88, 1A
- Hearin pleads for wife's return, 8/8/88, 1A
- Hearin receives letter from wife, 8/24/88, 4A
- Her kidnapping could tie up husband's estate until
1995, 1/7/91, 1A
- Hinds DA studies charge of murder in Hearin case,
3/19/89, 1A
- Husband makes 1st statement, 8/7/88, 1A
- Letter may tell of health, 8/28/88, 1A
- Letter postmarked from Atlanta, 8/25/88, 1A
- Man charged in Hearin case escorted to Jackson jail,
3/19/89, 3B
- Millionaire's wife kidnapped, 7/29/88, 1A
- NBC gets calls after "Unsolved Mysteries" show on
Hearin case, 11/10/88, 1A
- No new leads reported, 8/3/88, 1B
- Police, FBI report no leads, 9/27/88, 3B
- Reward offered, 9/9/88, 1A
- SEE ALSO: Winn, Newton Alfred
- Show on kidnapping to air on TV, 11/8/88, 1B
- Suspect arrested in case - Newton Alfred Winn, 3/12/89,
1A
- Suspect had map with Hearin home marked, 3/16/89,
1A
- Suspect in case specialized in debt collections, 3/26/89,
1A
- Suspect in case to appear in federal court today,
3/20/89, 1A
- TV airs letters from kidnappers, 8/6/88, 1B
- TV show re-enacts kidnapping, 10/1/88, 1A
- Update on case on "Unsolved Mysteries," 3/17/89, 1A;
3/29/89, 3B; 4/5/89, 1B
- Van, truck seen in area, sought, 8/4/88, 1A
- Winn charged with conspiracy to kidnap Mrs. Hearin,
3/22/89, 1A
- Winn's kidnapping trial moved to Hattiesburg, 6/28/89,
1A
- Hearin, Robert M
- Control of School Pictures ended with its sale, 3/12/89,
12A
- Jackson muntimillionaire dies of heart attack, 11/29/90,
1A; 12/1/90, 1B
- Leaves bulk of his estate to Hearin Foundation, 1/7/91,
1A
- Puts home up for sale, moves to Barrington, 7/18/90,
1A
- Receiver of cash ransom from him is under IRS scrutiny,
1/9/90, 1B
- Wealth est. at $100 Million, 7/29/88, 4A
- Hearn, H. Power
- Army veteran gets $113,000 in overdue benefits, 3/10/89,
1A
- Hearn, Rose Mary
- Vicksburg woman fatally shot by blind son; ruled an
accident, 5/14/93, 3B
- Heart (organ)
- How much do you know about your heart?, 6/4/92, 1D
- Heart disease
- Mississippi 2nd in heart-disease deaths, 1/14/91,
3B
- Often 1st symptom of heart disease is last, 10/8/89,
1C
- UMC studying atherosclerosis risk in black population,
4/5/93, 1A
- Heart of Dixie
- Movie review, 8/28/89, 1D
- Heart of Dixie (Movie)
- Director finds South gracious, 4/5/88, 1C
- Heart of Gold Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon
- Heart of the Home Tour
- Creative kitchens on parade, 5/5/94, 1D
- Heart procedure
- Heart valve opened without surgery, 5/22/88, 1C
- Heart surgery
- Criteria modified to increase access, 4/14/94, 1B
- Heart surgery SEE ALSO Heart transplant
- Heart transplant
- Bill McCaskell, 10/5/86, 1A
- Brandon lawyer receives heart in Birmingham, 7/10/89,
1A; 9/11/89, 2B
- Columbus man given heart of Alabama accident victim,
5/6/89, 1B; 7/23/89, 2B
- Columbus man put on artificial heart awaiting transplant,
4/25/89, 1B
- Columbus student begins to enjoy '2nd life', 6/12/89,
4B
- Hattiesburg businessman Lewis Fowler, 2/13/93, 1A
- Isola teenager Scott Trippe has operation at UMC,
11/27/90, 1A
- Jacksonians receive, 10/14/86, 1B
- Larry Graves receives heart, 5/30/86, 1A
- Patient's death
- Christeen Owens, 3/18/87, 3B
- Transplant pioneer recalls early days, 8/14/88, 1A
- Heart/Lung Transplant
- Florida patient doing well, 5/24/88, 3B
- Leslie Lacey of Kosciusko, 1/13/88, 6B
- Patient dies at University Medical Center, 5/30/88,
1A
- Heartland Building Products
- Booneville plant to add 75 jobs, 3/3/94, 5B
- HeARTS Against AIDS
- Benefit, 2/9/95, 8E; 2/17/93, 1D; 3/3/95, 1E
- HEAT
- Anti-car theft campaign by Jackson police, 2/28/92,
4B; 10/5/92, 2B; 12/15/92, 5B; 12/19/92, 5B
- Effort by Jackson police, 7/17/91, 1B
- Heat wave
- Crops suffer, 7/15/86, 1A
- Fireworks caution urged, water rationing eyed, 6/29/88,
1B
- Heat causes highway blowups, 6/30/88, 1A,1B
- High pressure, jet stream cause Mississippi misery,
8/31/89, 1B
- Jackson schools on full schedule again, 9/5/89, 3B
- Jackson schools on half-day, 8/25/89; 8/26/89; 8/28/89,
1B; 8/29/89; 8/30/89, (all 1A)
- Kills chickens, crops, 7/30-31/86, 1A
- Road workers, inmates swelter, 7/2/88, 1B
- Some businesses making cold cash, 7/28/93, 1A
- Two deaths; thieves steal air conditioners, 7/26/86,
1A
- Utilities:can handle demand, 7/2/88, 8B
- Heatherwood neighborhood SEE Crime rate---Jackson
- Hebeler Welding Corp
- Says layoffs will be temporary, 2/13/92, 5B
- Will expand its Vicksburg plant, 11/15/90, 6B
- Hebert, Curt
- Coast lawmaker named by Fordice to PSC, 6/23/92, 1A;
6/28/92, 3G
- Hebrew Union Temple
- Greenville
- Local students invited to open historic Torah,
5/16/91, 1A
- Hederman Brothers Printers
- Given tax exemption by Madison County, 7/9/94, 4B
- Office supply store to close, 1/25/86, 8B
- Owners R.M. and T.M. Hederman
- How's business?, 11/16/93, 6B
- Plan to buy New York Review of Books, 12/12/84, 10B
- Plans move to Lakeover's Twin Lake Park, 11/24/87,
8B
- Print shop on Pearl Street to be demolished, 9/28/93,
6B
- Relocates from downtown Jackson to Ridgeland, 2/23/93,
7B
- Hederman family
- Sells Clarion-Ledger building to newspaper, 1/9/93,
4B
- Hederman, Thomas
- Endowment fund to Mississippi Museum of Art, 12/3/86,
1C
- Hedges, Michael
- Guitarist appears at Hal & Mal's, 5/6/93, 9E
- Hedglin, John
- City Attorney quits, 8/28/87, 1B
- Heflin, Alan
- Senator denies wrongdoing in insurance award contract,
7/14/90, 1B; 7/15/90, 3H
- Hefner, James
- Appears headed for Tennessee State presidency, 3/13/91,
1A
- College Board will not oppose his departure, 1/15/91,
1B
- Finalist for presidency of University of Missouri-St.
Louis, 1/31/91, 1B
- Finalist for Tennessee State post, 2/22/91, 3B; 2/23/91,
1B
- Financial mismanagement cost JSU millions of dollars,
2/22/91, 1A, 6A-7A; 3/5/91, 1A
- Impresses Tennessee State students in job interview,
2/17/91, 3B
- JSU president resigns, 1/13/91, 1A; 1/15/91, 1A
- Named president of Tennessee State, 3/16/91, 1A
- Recruited by Morehouse College, 11/22/86, 1B
- Recruiting his Tennessee staff from JSU, Herman Smith
says, 6/21/91, 1A
- Resignation is OK'd; setup is charged, 1/18/91, 1B
- Heidel, Jimmy
- Picked by Fordice to head DECD, 1/11/92, 1A; 11/12/91,
1A; 11/24/91, 1C
- Predicts economic growth for state in 1993, 12/31/92,
1B
- Tells group tourism needs more attention, 5/21/92,
3B
- Wants increase in level of permitted state construction
bonds, 1/8/93, 4B
- Heidelberg, Mississippi, 5/10/87, 3B
- Heidelberg, Roger
- Murder suspect held 13+ months without trial; is freed,
2/14/92, 3B
- Heiden, John
- Hinds County School Board member resigns, 3/15/91,
5B
- Height, Dorothy SEE National Council of Negro Women
- Heimlich maneuver SEE Choking
- Heinz Company
- Closes its Chico-San factory in Metcalf, 5/16/91,
6B
- Heirs
- Vicksburg
- Sons given up for adoption appeal ruling on $4
Million estate, 5/22/89, 3B
- Heldt, John SEE Malpractice
- Helena, Arkansas
- Weekend getaway, 12/3/92, 3E
- Helfrich, Raymond
- Given 10-year jail sentence, fined, 8/6/94, 1B; 8/8/94,
1B
- Indicted in alledged adoption scam, 9/1/93, 1A
- Lawyer's conduct in adoption procedure questioned,
7/31/93, 1A; 8/14/93, 1A
- Pleads guilty to fraud, 7/29/94, 1A
- Question of improperly-gained evidence, 3/22/94, 5B;
3/24/94, 3B
- Helfrich, Raymond SEE ALSO Easterling, Sharon
- Helicopter
- AirSTAT, 2/24/87, 1A
- AirSTAT crash
- Widow files $3 M suit, 3/9/88, 2B
- AirSTAT crash investigation, 4/8/87, 1A
- Crash
- Greenville
- Arkansas Air National Guardsmen killed, 6/9/88,
1A
- Cause not known for months, 6/10/88, 1A
- Flying service
- LaQuita Steen, 12/11/85, 1B
- Harrison County Sheriff's Department drug fighting
chopper, 8/20/93, 3B
- LifeSTAR
- Fedearl Aviation Administration investigation,
4/30/87, 1A
- Fedearl Aviation Administration probe, 5/3/87,
1B
- MBMC crash
- Mississippi National Guard puts statue on Texas capitol,
6/15/86, 1A
- Pilot
- Clinton
- Flying with Stallone, Matthews, 6/5/88, 1E
- Presidential
- Lands in Yazoo City, Jackson, 9/11/87, 1A
- Wedding, 10/10/86, 1A
- Helicopter SEE ALSO Emergency medical service
- Hellard, Joy
- Teacher of gifted students at Northwest Rankin, 6/1/90,
4B
- Hello I'm Jell-O
- Store in Greenville; Charles Shamoon owner, 9/2/91,
1A
- Hello I'M Jello SEE ALSO Jellites
- Help End Auto Theft SEE HEAT
- Helping Hand Center
- Greenwood
- Local merchants object to homeless center, 5/4/92,
1A; 5/13/92, 2B
- Helping Hand Home Meals
- Leslie DeDominic cooking up a helping hand, 1D; 1/30/89
- Helping Hands Association SEE Bingo---Tupelo
- Helping Hands Inc
- Belzoni
- Food bank improves quarters, 7/18/91, 2B
- Helton, Roger SEE Obscene telephone calls
- Hemingway neighborhood
- Resident anti-crime patrol, 3/24/93, 4B
- Hemingway, Lorian
- Ernest Hemingway's granddaughter at book signing in
Jackson, 11/10/92, 1D
- Hemlock trees
- Search for largest one in Mississippi, 4/30/90, 4B
- Hemming, Alva Eugene
- Fugitive arrested in Mexico on 1976 drug conviction,
3/4/89, 1B
- Hemorrhoids
- Half of all Americans will get them, 8/9/94, 1D
- Hemphill Construction Co.
- Fined by OSHA for safety violations, 6/20/91, 6B
- Hemphill, Thomas
- City of Jackson settles burn lawsuit, 6/3/93, 1B
- Henderson Elementary School
- Starkville
- Fraction Fair, 12/8/92, 4B
- Henderson Intermediate School
- Holds Fraction Fair, 12/10/91, 4B
- Henderson, Amos
- Arrested in Treasury Department bond embezzlement
case, 2/19/92, 1B; 2/20/92, 1B
- Offers to sell home to repay embezzled funds, 8/4/92,
1B
- Henderson, Daniel Paul SEE Traffic accidents, Port
Gibson
- Henderson, Derek SEE Andrew Jackson Life Insurances
Cos
- Henderson, George SEE Highway Patrol---Trooper Henderson...
- Henderson, John SEE Hudspeth Retardation Center
- Henderson, Laurissa SEE Annexation---Madison
- Henderson, Morris
- Former R&B musician answers call to ministry,
3/13/93, 1D
- Henderson, Randolph SEE Outdoor Services Inc
- Henderson, Raymond
- New Jersey man saving bluesmen's gravesites, 7/18/93,
1E
- Hendon, Charles
- Air Force thanks muffler shop owner for helping enlistee,
2/29/92, 5B
- Hendricks, Earl
- Grand jury reviews sexual battery case against Powell
School official, 2/13/91, 2B
- Hendricks, James
- Suspect in 1991 Vicksburg murder returned to state,
5/24/94, 3B
- Hendriks, Roel, 11/12/86, 1A
- Hendrix, Albert(Randy)
- Named Director of State Mental Health, 9/19/86, 1B
- Hendrix, Brin
- Health & beauty columnist, 11/20/85, 1C
- Hendry, Jerry
- Laurel workplace accident: 'stick stuck in his head',
2/12/92, 3B
- Henley, Beth
- Academy Awards, 11/9/86, 1E
- And Oscar broadcast, 3/30/87, 1D
- Downplays her success, 7/21/85, 1E
- Latest play 'Abundance' opens off-Broadway, review
11/1/90, 1D; 10/30/90, 1D
- Play 'The Debutante Ball' illustrated by Lynn Green
Root, 11/10/91, 1F
- Henley, Chet
- Hinds County judge wants to revamp laws on teenage
offenders, 12/30/90, 1A
- Henry S. Jacobs Camp
- Camp for Jewish youth in Utica, 9/3/94, 1D
- Henry, Aaron
- Challenge vowed if he runs again, 11/6/85, 1B; 11/8/85,
1A
- Charles Evers backs, 11/9/85, 1B
- NAACP chief hospitalized, 8/6/88, 1B
- NAACP leader attacks state flag symbols, 1/12/91,
3B
- Old Guard of black leaders fading, 10/25/88, 1A
- Re-elected as president of Mississippi NAACP, 11/10/85,
1B
- Recovering after stay in Greenville hospital, 11/23/91,
3B
- Henry, Laura Lee
- FBI drug agent speaks at Timberlawn Elementary School,
3/26/92, 1B
- Henry, Mark
- Candidate, cites Federal service, 2/5/88, 1B
- Henry, William P
- MSU professor heads American Chemical Society, 4/25/94,
3B
- Henson, Andy
- Jackson man, a DUI, loses custody of grandson, 10/4/89,
5B
- Henson, Brenda and Wanda SEE Camp Sister Spirit
- Henson, Jim
- Creator of Muppets, a Mississippi native, dies, 5/17/90,
1A
- Leland planning memorial to Muppets creator, 1/9/92,
3E; 3/10/91, 2B; 5/30/93, 2B
- Museum opens near Deer Creek in Leland, 8/29/91, 1B
- Pediatric unit at Greenville's King's Daughters Hospital
named for him, 3/18/92, 1A
- Henson, L.C.
- Kilmichael doctor restricted in prescribing drugs,
1/18/92, 3B
- Henyard, Conway SEE Voter fraud, Wilkinson County
- Hepatitis
- Case prompts innoculations at Educare Day Care Center,
12/16/93, 4B
- Herb
- Burger King spokesman, 2/2/86, 1E
- Herbert, Denise
- Bites man's penis for allegedly molesting relative,
2/27/94, 1B
- Herbicides
- Cancer link cited, 9/15/86, 1A
- Commission on Environmental Quality studying herbicides,
6/1/90, 2B
- Drift big problem for farmers, 8/4/85, 3G
- EPA hears complaints about Command herbicide, 3/14/94,
1B; 6/15/93, 5B
- Illegal use of Gramoxone north of Vicksburg, 6/25/93,
2B
- Increased use along roadsides, 6/28/87, 1B
- Threatens fetuses, 9/9/86, 1B
- Herbs
- Great Fall Herb Sale, 9/22/94, 1D
- Jackson's Roosevelt Rucker helps cure ailments, 5/27/92,
1D
- Stumped by herbs? Here are remedies, 10/23/91, 1E
- Heritage Academy
- Columbus
- Adds black football player, loses opponents, 10/12/89,
1A; 10/13/89, 1A
- East Holmes game had already been forfeited, 10/14/89,
1A; 10/17/89, 1A
- Elects first black student president, 4/27/91,
1B
- Heritage school
- Jackson
- Gives slow-learning students a boost, 4/30/91,
4B
- Hermitage Group
- Russian art ambassadors visit Tupelo, 9/4/94, 3B
- Hernando High School
- Destroyed by fire, 8/14/94, 3B
- Hernando Public Schools
- Parents picket school, seek access to education plan,
8/16/90, 2B
- Hernando, Mississippi
- Great shopping; bed & breakfast
- Weekend getaway, 6/25/92, 6E
- Herndon, James Earl SEE Burglary---Jackson
- Heroes
- Barnes wins Airmen's Medal, 7/28/92, 1B
- Business heroes: inspiration for success, 6/6/93,
1C
- Ditto awards Jason McGloster and Gabriel Rigby, 7/14/93,
4B
- Kids today look closer to home to find role models,
12/24/91, 1D
- Leake County man Jerry Morgan honored for saving child,
3/4/94, 1A
- Profile of 3 MSU heroes praised by President Bush,
5/21/89, 1B
- Heroin
- Nigerian claims he dealt in heroin to cure his tuberculosis,
10/2/90, 5B
- Suspects fail to appear at preliminary hearing, 1/10/90,
3B
- Herrera, Anthony
- Wiggins native sees Mississippi film growth, 10/12/88,
1D
- Herring, Carlos
- Meeting set to discuss his status as sheriff, 12/6/90,
1B
- Misdemeanor charge of letting prisoner work on his
property, 1/6/91, 2B
- Perry County sheriff to fight embezzlement charge,
10/25/90, 1A
- Told deputies to 'just ride roads...drink coffee',
11/3/90, 1B
- Herring, Jack
- Director of MDWC's Fisheries & Wildlife, 12/1/85,
12D
- Named head of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks agency,
1/22/91, 2B
- Steps down as head of Wildlife and Fisheries, 4/14/92,
1B
- Herring, Jim
- Candidate, 9/30/87, 1B; 10/1/87, 1B; 10/16/87; 10/28/87,
1B
- Criticizes Moore's lack of experience, 9/18/87, 1B
- Endorsed by James P. Coleman, 9/24/87, 3B
- Television debate, 11/2/87, 1A
- To run for Attorney General, 4/30/87, 1B
- Herring, Reed
- Pearl River County man responsible for taxes hasn't
paid his own, 9/24/92, 3B
- Herrington, Cecil
- Dispatcher: Chief burned house, 12/2/87, 1B
- Herrington, David
- Physical therapist fills need in various rural facilities,
10/2/89, 1B
- Herrington, Dianne SEE AIDS---Hattiesburg
- Herrington, Roy
- Rankin Countian heads beer and wine-sale drive, 8/9/91,
1B
- Herrington, Roy SEE Beer---Rankin County
- Herrington, Terri
- Romance novelist living in Clinton, 9/8/93, 1D
- HESI-FTIC Environmmental Sciences Inc
- Tennessee company coming to Jackson, 2/19/93, 5B
- Hess, Robert SEE Sacred Heart Auto Club
- Hester, Clytee
- Hester, David SEE Soviet Union
- Hester, Kathryn
- To fill Chancery Court judgeship, 4/1/89, 3B
- Hetherington, Lee
- With Frascogna updates book 'Successful Artist Management',
11/5/90, 1D
- Hewitt, Purser
- Ex-editor of Clarion-Ledger dies, 1/20/86, 1A
- Heyman, Suzie
- Author of 'Diet Is a 4-Letter Word', 8/18/91, 1E
- Heywood, Curtis
- Man now admits artificial leg was lost, not stolen,
6/28/94, 1A
- Man's artificial leg stolen at Reservoir, 6/2/94,
4B; 6/4/94, 1B
- Hi Tops
- Show by 1st Baptist Church
- Poplarville, 10/24/87, 1C
- Hi-Hat Club
- Hattiesburg nightclub closed after weekend violence,
7/15/91, 3B
- Hiatt, Jane
- Named Arts Alliance director, 8/8/85, 1D
- Speech at Nat Assem of Art agencies, 6/18/87, 1D
- Hiatt, John
- Appears with The Guilty Dogs at Hal & Mal's, 12/9/93,
3E
- Hiccups
- Folk remedies will work on short-term cases, 7/16/91,
1D
- Hickman, Jim
- Florence police chief resigns following phone-tape
probe, 4/1/93, 1A; 4/3/93, 1A
- Former Florence police chief reapplies for job, 7/20/93,
1B
- Tapes contain nothing to warrent prosecution, DA says,
4/20/93, 1A
- Hickok's Six Card
- New poker game introduced at Bay St. Louis casino,
2/9/93, 1B
- Hickory Hollow Farms
- Recall of 250 pounds of sausage, 5/19/94, 3B
- Hickory House Bar-B-Que
- Restaurant reviews, 5/21/92, 4E
- Hickory Knoll Apartments
- Townshomes destroyed in fire, 1/7/93, 1A; 1/8/93,
3B; 1/9/93, 2B
- Hickory, Mississippi
- Hundreds flee homes after tanker fire, 11/3/90, 1B
- Hicks, Chloe
- Jackson's 'Angel Lady', 5/9/92, 1D
- Hicks, Frances
- Appointed to Municipal Election Commission, 12/15/94,
4B
- Hicks, Jonathan SEE Crime rate, Jackson (1994) Thinking
he was...
- Hicks, Mario SEE Shooting, Jackson---Yazoo City man...
- Hicks, Willie
- Jackson patrolman quits after drug test, 8/10/93,
1B
- Jackson policeman receives Distinguished Service Award,
1/12/93, 5B
- Hickson, Charles SEE UFOs
- Hidden Oaks
- New apartments in Biloxi, 12/24/94, 5B
- Higdon, Mike SEE Annexation, Jackson
- Higginbotham, Ralph
- Bomb found in his mailbox, 10/20/94, 1B
- County must restore purged voter-roll names before
recall vote, 6/15/94, 1A
- Hughes Environmental aided supervisor, source says,
6/17/94, 1B
- Justice Department sets recall vote, 6/10/94, 3B
- Noxubee County supervisor facing ouster, 9/30/93,
2B; 10/21/93, 3B; 10/22/93, 1B
- Recall vote set for February 12, 1994, 1/26/94, 3B;
10/29/93, 2B
- Supervisor keeps job following recall vote, 6/22/94,
2B
- Higginbotham, Tiffany SEE Welch, Margie
- Higgins, Robert
- Orthopedic surgeon practices on America's best, 11/6/88,
1E
- High blood pressure SEE Hypertension
- High Cotton
- Kathryn Becker owner
- Business profile, 9/11/89, 4E
- High Noon Cafe
- Vegetarian chef Regina Glass cooks from scratch, 3/9/93,
1D
- High school graduates
- Picayune hosts country music concert for 4 high schools,
4/21/92, 4B
- Those not going to college need career aid, 11/11/90,
1B; 11/12/90, 1A
- High tea
- At the Barrington, 2/5/87, 1F
- High, Jim
- Business profile
- IFM Insurance of Tupelo, 3/20/89, 4E
- High-speed chase SEE Car chase
- High-voltage engineering
- MSU hosts conference, 8/28/89, 3B
- Higham, James SEE Columbus Air Force Base
- Higher Education Act
- New bill would base repayment of loans on income,
7/27/92, 4B
- Higher-Order Thinking Skills program
- At Baker and Boyd schools, 4/23/90, 1B
- Highland Baptist Church
- Reaches out with Special Ministries, 3/18/89, 1D
- Highland Colony Baptist Church
- Madison church growing fast in fast-growing area,
1/22/94, 1D
- Highland Colony Parkway
- 1st sudivision will be Cypress Lake, 5/10/94, 1A
- Could help traffic flow; maintenance questions remain,
2/28/94, 1B
- Engineers request more money for Ridgeland project,
9/19/92, 4B; 9/26/92, 4B
- H.C. Bailey Company project to break ground, 9/12/94,
1A
- Lake Castle Road to be closed, 10/3/92, 4B
- Payment of cost for thicker asphalt in dispute, 10/29/92,
4B
- Property values along parkway have increased considerably,
2/28/94, 1A
- Ribbon-cutting ceremony, 4/9/94, 4B
- Ridgeland ordinance on development, 4/19/94, 5B
- Highland Games SEE Scottish Festival and Highland Games
- Highland Games & Scottish Heritage Day SEE Scottish
Festival...
- Highland Gourmet Grill
- Restaurant review, 6/9/94, 4E
- Highland Players SEE Belhaven College
- Highland Village
- Fire in Maison Weiss store, 4/12/89, 4B
- Highlands and Islands Scottish Games
- In Biloxi, 9/30/93, 4E; 10/24/91, 4E
- Highway 18 Church of Christ
- Utica
- Site of Saturday school, 6/15/91, 5B
- Highway 24
- Stretch of highway to be named for Jerry Clower, 1/16/90,
1A; 1/20/90, 1B
- Highway 25
- Grant's Ferry Road/Castlewood bottleneck, 2/3/93,
4B; 10/12/92, 1B
- Grants Ferry Road/Castlwoods
- Intersection nearly completed, 8/20/94, 4B
- Highway 45
- Two major projects to be let for Monroe and Lowndes
counties, 1/21/92, 3B; 6/5/92, 2B
- Highway 463
- Relocation in Madison to relive rush-hour congestion,
9/17/94, 5B
- Virginia firm KELLERCO advises rerouting, 10/4/94,
2B
- Highway 49
- A taste of Mississippi, 9/25/94, 1E, 4E
- Bypass at Florence threatens homes, 4/5/90, 4B
- Interchange construction at I-20/I-55/Hwy 49 junction,
6/24/92, 1A; 7/23/92, 1B
- Interchange construction at I-55/I-20 junction: Georgia
company gets job, 7/30/92, 4B
- Roadside sights, Jackson to Hattiesburg, 11/21/91,
3E
- Highway 6
- Unfinished part 6 in Oxford called a peril, 3/1/90,
5B
- Highway 61
- Soul of Mississippi, 6/25/86, 1A,1J
- The way out of the Delta, 1/31/93, 1E
- Widening 'years away;' casino crowd unhappy, 9/5/93,
1B
- Highway 63
- Jackson County stretch is bumpy ride, 12/19/92, 4B
- Highway 72
- Work begins on four-laning west of Corinth to Tennesse
line, 5/29/92, 3B
- Highway 78
- Construction begins on last four-lane segment, 9/15/91,
1B
- Highway 82
- Columbus bypass open before Christmas?, 1/10/92, 3B;
1/13/92, 2B; 12/13/91, 3B
- Highway 98
- Bypass leads in fatalities, 10/29/89, 1B
- Highway bill, 1/8/87, 1A; 1/9/87, 1B
- Allain vetoes, 3/10/87, 1A
- Becomes law, 3/13/87, 1A
- Editorials, 2/2/87, 6A; 3/9/87, 6A; 3/11/87, 10A
- House action, 1/16/87, 3B
- House OKs $1.6 Bill, 3/5/87, 1A
- House overrides Allain's veto, 3/12/87, 1A
- House vote, 1/30/87, 1A
- Senate approval, 2/27/87, 1B
- Senate passage, 1/22/87, 1A
- Senate version, 1/15/87, 1B
- Highway Commission
- $451 Million budget, 8/24/88, 3B
- Approves $3.5 Million for I-20 repair, 10/12/88, 3B
- Approves 4-lane schedule, 11/25/87, 1A
- Bowen is first candidate for Commissioner, 1B; 1/7/89
- Burkes announces bid for Commissioner, 1/18/89; 2B
- Burkes anxious to get to work as Central District
Comm., 3/16/89, 1A
- Burkes takes oath for highway post, 3/28/89, 3B
- Burkes to be sworn into job, 3/21/89, 3B
- Burkes vows to restore honesty, integrity, 1/19/89;
3B
- Campaign '87, 7/29/87, 1A
- Candidate Charles Evers says cut nepotism, 3/8/89,
3B
- Candidate Dorothy Benford:Basic interest to win race,
3/9/89, 3B
- Candidate Oscar Bowen favors changing laws on bid
process, 3/3/89, 3B
- Candidate Randy James stresses "clean slate," 3/3/89,
3B
- Candidates already are lining up for special election,
12/22/88, 10A
- Candidates face lack of awareness about vote, 3/12/89,
1A
- Certification slows Shows, 8/10/88, 3B
- Commissioner election set for Sat., 5/25/88, 1B
- Commissioners Burkes and Shows announce for re-election,
7/10/91, 3B
- Contract awarding final phase of I-55 rescinded, 1A;
1/25/89
- Districts (map), 3/12/89, 14A
- Evers in race for Commissioner, 1B; 1/11/89
- House OKs bill to let Commission candidates accept
campaign cash, 2/7/90, 1A
- Lott asks for review of construction project, 1/27/89;
3B
- Man who helped in probe pleads guilty in mail fraud,
12/2/88, 1A
- New Commissioner, 8/11/88, 3B
- Poll:opposition to Allain's plan, 5/16/86, 1B
- Runoff campaign, 7/26/88, 3B
- Sen. Burkes wins easily in highway race, 3/15/89,
1A
- Shows wins election, 8/7/88, 1A
- Southern District Commission vote, 7/23/88, 1B; 7/24/88,
1A
- State awards 21 contracts, 7/28/88, 4B
- Sued for racial slurs, 7/13/88, 1B
- Supreme Court allows lawsuit in 1986 accident, 8/5/93,
3B
- Voting will halt liquor sales, 5/25/88, 1B
- Highway Commission SEE ALSO Transportation Department
- Highway Department SEE Transportation Department
- Highway funds SEE Highways---Funding
- Highway map
- Mississippi
- 1990 map here and gone in 1 day, 7/18/90, 1B
- Mabus' late photo delays map publication, 7/11/90,
1A
- Highway Patrol
- 113 officers retire, 6/15/86, 1B
- 31 cadets graduate, 12/18/93, 3B
- 38 new troopers complete 16-week training course,
6/1/94, 3B
- 47 commissioned, 12/19/87, 1A
- 71 graduate, 4/24/87, 1B
- 857 tickets written in 3-day roadblock effort, 4/25/94,
3B
- Additional funds for expanded Christmas man-hours,
12/10/90, 3B
- American Automobile Assoication: Watch out for Mississippi,
9/24,88, 1A
- Applications taken for 100 job vacancies, 5/11/93,
2B
- Budget crunch, gas prices hard on state troopers,
1/12/91, 1A
- Budget cuts force reassignments, 11/25/85, 1A
- Cadet class graduation: 31 new troopers, 12/13/93,
1B
- Check points for vehicle inspection, 7/24/88, 1B
- Clark appointed by Fordice as head of Patrol, 12/21/91,
1B
- Class graduation, 4/25/87, 1A
- Coast roadblocks produce 2400 traffic tickets, 6/6/94,
3B
- Collins Trooper of the Year, 3/12/88, 1B
- Commercial urging use of seatbelts, 8/14/89, 1B
- Computer terminals in patrol cars crucial need, 7/10/94,
1A
- Confiscated black Mustang used as patrol car, 7/28/90,
1A
- Confiscated vehicle put to use, 9/3/88, 1A
- Couple claims harassment by drunken patrolmen, 4/21/89,
1A
- Drivers cited in Operation Saturation, 7/19/88, 4B
- Dunlap named head of Jackson district, 8/19/92, 4B
- Extra troopers on duty Labor Day weekend, 9/1/89,
1A
- Fingerprints children; caution in case of kidnapping,
6/30/92, 1B
- Fired officer McKnight seeks reinstatement, 1/14/90,
1B; 7/2/93, 3B
- Fordice calls for more troopers, 9/24/92, 1A
- Gets stable of mustang automobiles to chase speeders,
3/29/91, 2B
- Gulf Coast
- Funeral services for patrolman, 4/15/87,1A
- Suspects arraigned in slaying, 4/14/87, 1A
- Hattiesburg roadblock yields 200 tickets
- Coordinated with local forces, 3/21/94, 2B
- Hattiesburg trooper Roy Clingon subject of 6 citizen
complaints, 3/25/91, 3B
- Heavy patroling reduces New Year's accidents, 1/1/90,
1A
- Higher pay means no vacancies filled, 3/31/90, 1B
- Highest ranking black state trooper Lewis Younger
resigns, 3/19/92, 1B
- Hikes various fee charges to raise revenues, 2/6/91,
1B
- Honors troopers killed and trooper heroes, 5/15/93,
1B; 5/17/93, 2B
- Huggins appointed chief, 1/13/88, 3B
- Investigative division names Rossell trooper of the
year, 5/6/91, 3B
- Judge rules Madison County must pay trooper looking
at court docket, 10/27/90, 1B
- Lifesaver details on weekend, 6/27/94, 2B
- McKnight to be arraigned on perjury charge, 12/7/90,
1B
- Memorial Day weekend sobriety roadblocks, 5/27/89,
1A
- Men honored for coming to aid of trooper near Meridian,
5/19/90, 5B
- Monument built for officers, 3/12/88, 3B
- Monument unveiled in ceremony, 4/2/88, 1B
- More officers, pay hike have boosted morale, 6/23/94,
3B
- Most patrolmen don't wear vests, 4/14/87, 1A
- Most wanted list of 10 fugitives, 4/11/91, 3B
- Motorcycle corps debuts during Thanksgiving crackdown,
11/19/90, 1B
- NAACP accuses patrolmen of abuses, 4/7/89, 1B
- New cars, more troopers to patrol July 4th, 6/24/91,
3B
- New program tickets 695 in northwest Mississippi,
4/5/94, 6B
- Operation Saturation: 2,350 tickets, 5/24/88, 2B
- Patrolman on Gulf Coast dies, 4/13/87, 1A
- Patrolman shot on coast, couple arrested, 4/1/87,
1A; 4/12/87, 1A
- Patrolmen files discrimination suit, 8/20/87, 3B
- Pistol team takes top trophy, 8/31/88, 1B
- Purchasing improved bulletproof vests, 12/8/88, 1B
- Retired patrolmen, 3/22/87, 1A
- Retirements, 9/29/86, 1B
- Ruling on 2nd trooper accused of harassment, 7/6/89,
3B
- Slain troopers honored, 5/16/92, 1B
- Speed gun to beat radar detectors being used, 5/17/92,
5B
- Speeders, DUIs, seat-belt violators targets on July
4, 7/3/90, 1B
- State trooper McGriggs charged with rape in Clinton,
1/18/90, 1A
- State troopers bring home medals from World Police
and Fire Games, 7/4/91, 3B
- State troopers: people you love to hate, 9/27/92,
1E
- Statewide roadblocks net 60 arrests, 1700 citations,
5/9/94, 3B
- Stringer named deputy director, 1/31/94, 2B
- Stuffed bears for children traumatized in car accidents,
12/15/89, 1B
- Suspended trooper Cecilia Kazery appeals, 1/31/93,
4B
- Theft of patrolman's uniform causes public alert,
11/24/89, 2B
- Tickets aid counties financially, 7/13/85, 1B
- To meet with Ole Miss parents:accident, 5/13/87, 1B
- Tribute to deceased troopers, 4/1/88, 1A
- Trooper accused of harassment says he was not drunk,
5/20/89, 1A
- Highway patrol
- Trooper Eichelberger drowns in Missouri rescue attempt,
6/29/90, 1A
- Highway Patrol
- Trooper Henderson (Canton shooting), 1/12/90, 1B;
5/29/89, 5/30/89, 1A; 5/31/89, 2B
- Trooper Henderson (Canton shooting) found innocent,
1/13/90, 1B
- Trooper Henderson (Canton shooting) pleads innocent,
6/6/89, 3B
- Trooper Henderson (Canton shooting) sued by man he
shot, 8/14/92, 3B
- Trooper Henderson (Canton shooting) to go before grand
jury, 6/13/89, 1B
- Trooper Henderson (Canton shooting) trial begins,
9/7/89, 1B
- Trooper in Iuka dragged by truck he had pulled over,
9/7/91, 3B
- Trooper in motorcycle test to catch speeders, 1/10/89;
3B
- Trooper of Year nominees, 2/5/88, 1A
- Trooper suspended in harassment case is reinstated,
7/20/90, 1B
- Trooper Tommie Owens killed by train near Columbus,
7/29/89, 1B
- Trooper's car hit while investigating I-55/Meadowbrook
crashes, 12/3/91, 5B
- Trooper: Mississippi message to Seoul, 9/17/88, 1A
- Troopers accused of harassment are fired, 5/19/89,
1A; 7/7/89, 1B
- Troopers killed on duty honored (list), 3/2/89, 3B
- Troopers ride trains in program, 2/15/88, 1B; 2/26/88,
2B
- Troopers slain on duty honored in ceremony, 5/16/91,
3B
- Video cameras donated for patrol cars, 10/20/93, 3B
- Videotaping offenders as court evidence, 4/15/90,
1A; 5/14/91, 1B
- Highway signs
- Brandon denied permission to put town population on
signs, 7/5/91, 1A
- Cities now allowed to state population on signs, 7/24/91,
1B
- Highways
- $1.6 Billion construction contract, 6/24/87, 1A
- $1.6 Million project dominates awards, 4/28/85, 5B
- $2.8 Million project approved in Fed.omnibus bill,
12/16/87, 3B
- $30 Million awarded in bid, 6/30/88, 2B
- 4-lane projects near completion, 6/14/94, 1B
- Allain revs up campaign for Highway Department, 4/23/86,
1A; 4/29/86, 1A
- Allain vetoes bill, cut not deep enough, 2/11/86,
1A
- Carmichael proposes toll for state's highways, 4/28/90,
6B
- Commissioners claim victory after audit
- Committee requests $1.5 Billion, 9/18/86, 1B
- Construction next 14 years, 6/10/87, 8B
- Construction site speed limits, 10/15/87, 4B
- Dangerous intersections around Jackson, 12/26/93,
1A
- Dead zones along highways questioned, 8/29/88, 1A
- Extreme heat causes highway "blowups," 6/29/88, 1B
- Federal funding for state roads, 10/15/86, 1A
- Four-lane program, 5/10/87, 1A
- Four-lane program: more taxes, 1 more year needed
to complete project, 10/28/93, 1A
- Four-lane project: DOT wants more engineers, 3/15/94,
2B
- Funding, 12/31/86, 1A
- Funding: complete system got sidetracked, 12/23/84,
1A
- Funding: House lets bill die, 2/28/86, 1B
- Funding: Mississippians must slow down or state will
lose funding, 7/13/90, 1A
- Funding: PEER committee threatens, 10/1/85, 1B
- Funding: Sales tax, 2/20/87, 1B
- Funding: Senator says don't divert road funds, 12/17/87,
1B
- Garden clubs seed flowers along, 5/18/86, 1B
- Highway Department warns motorists of summer 'blowups',
6/13/89, 2B
- Interstate highways in Mississippi ranked 3rd worst,
8/31/89, 4B
- Jackson metro roads on summer repair list, 6/1/93,
3B
- Joiner may delay construction program, 11/11/87, 1A;
11/13/87, 1A
- Lauderdale County officials renew push for bypass
north of Meridian, 5/19/91, 4B
- Lee, Covington counties big winners as road contracts
let, 5/30/91, 3B
- Mississippi gets $1.3 billion out of transportation
bill, 11/28/91, 1A
- Mississippi to get $63.5 million in federal funds,
10/24/91, 4B
- Mississippi's four-lane construction program ahead
of schedule, 2/19/91, 3B
- Programs for '88 listed, 4/24/88, 20A
- Progress hits dead end near Bigbee Valley, 1/10/88,
1A
- Project gets billion-dollar praises 4-lane proj.,
4/24/88, 1A
- Proposed Northeast highway in Mississippi, 11/21/85,
1B
- Rebuilding planned for deadly I-59 curve at Laurel,
1/9/88, 4B
- Reforms take back seat to politics, 2/9/86, 1A
- Rest stops
- Senate: Must use low-beam when approaching cars, 3/11/88,
- State highway danger spots, 10/12/87,
- State make actually lose money in Bush's transportation
plan, 2/15/91, 3B
- State puts $1.6Billion into roads; neglects schoolchildren,
6/2/91, 3G
- State receives $19.8 million to improve roads, 12/8/91,
2B
- Highways SEE ALSO Right-of-way
- Highways SEE ALSO Roads and streets
- Highways SEE ALSO Transportation Department
- Highways SEE ALSO Weigh stations
- Highways SEE ALSO Welcome centers
- Hijackings SEE Carjackings
- Hikers
- Meridian man hikes Appalachian Trail, 9/6/89, 1D
- Hilburn, Breland
- Hinds County circuit judge quits city cases, 12/16/92,
1B
- Hilburn, L. Breland
- Hinds County judge wins settlement in father's traffic
death, 10/16/91, 1B
- Hill, David
- Mississippi movie "Promised a Miracle," 5/19/88,
- Hill, Doug and Yvonne
- Steens couple raise buffalo commercially, 8/15/93,
3B
- Hill, Faith
- Mississippi country music star comes home, 3/31/94,
10E; 4/2/94, 2B
- Ridgeland to rename street after singer, 7/7/94, 4B
- Star, Mississippi-native tops country music charts,
12/16/93, 8E
- Hill, Greenberry
- Army vet gets $104,805 in back retirement pay, 12/14/88,
1A
- Hill, Homer
- Mississippi's Parent of the Year, 2/10/94, 2B
- Hill, Kathryn
- Carl F.H. Henry Scholarship Essay, 5/22/93, 1D
- Hill, Kim
- First album of Christian music, 3/19/88,
- Hill, Marian SEE Unemployment benefits
- Hill, Paul SEE Abortion, Pensacola
- Hill, Paul SEE Defensive Action
- Hill, Rebecca
- Author, a Soso native, working on first screenplay,
3/6/89, 1D
- Mississippi writer "Killing time in St. Cloud," 6/19/88,
3F
- Hill, Rebecca SEE ALSO Jubilee Jam---1991
- Hillcrest Baptist Church
- Jackson church hit twice by thieves, 10/23/92, 3B
- Hillegas, Jan
- Burgler steals her oral history tapes, 7/21/92, 1B
- Hilliard, Barbara
- Jim Hill High School English teacher, 5/26/92, 4B
- Hilliard, Charlie
- Jackson cosmetologist to 'groom kids for God', 4/28/90,
1D
- Hilliard, Pamela
- Senior-to-be working at 'adopter' business Krogers,
8/3/90, 4B
- Hillman, Heath
- MC student budding politician
- Fordice supporter, 9/13/93, 1B
- Hilltoppers
- Lead singer Jimmy Sacca of Jackson
- Their hits now on a CD, 12/15/94, 10F
- Hilton, Annie
- Rescued from her flaming vehicle on Highway 80, 1/19/92,
2B
- Hilton, Sherri and Ken SEE Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation
- Hinds Community College
- 3 slain...probe continues, 10/27/94, 1B
- 3 students slain...hunt for 2nd suspect, 10/24/94,
1A; 10/25/94, 1B
- 3 Utica students missing, 10/19/94, 4B; 10/20/94,
4B
- 3 Utica students...bodies found in abandoned house,
10/23/94, 1A
- Awards $7 Million in bonds for renovation, 11/8/90,
5B
- Biology lab accident injures student, 9/7/89, 5B
- Breaks ground for new building at Vicksburg campus,
12/14/89, 3B
- Budget cuts may force salary freeze, 3/8/90, 3B
- Budget morass may necessitate tuition increase, 2/7/91,
1B
- Businessman John Caldwell makes $1.5 million property
gift, 12/3/91, 1B
- Child Abuse Awareness Week, 4/4/93, 3B
- Considering poll to assess adult education needs,
6/13/90, 4B
- County supervisors agree to help build 3 new buildings,
10/9/90, 5B
- County wants its nursing school expanded, 12/10/91,
5B
- Course: physical fitness for law enforcement, 4/30/94,
1A
- Drill team bus wreck hurts 8, 3B; 8/5/88
- Education in motion--classroom in a van, 7/31/89,
2B
- Employee pay raises, 8/4/94, 5B
- Enrollment increases by 490 students for fall '91,
9/5/91, 2B
- Faculty art show at Marie Hull Gallery, 9/4/94, 1F
- Fire in bus barn injures 1, 11/17/93, 4B
- Football players tested for drugs, 9/11/89, 1B; 9/16/89,
4B
- Instructor testifies in sex assault trial, 10/4/89,
3B; 10/5/89, 1B
- Jackson campus black students plan protest, 2/24/92,
1B; 2/25/92, 2B
- Lack of funding may kill food worker training program,
1/10/91, 6B
- Marie Hull Gallery shows campus artists, 9/26/93,
1F
- Minority Science Improvement Program at Utica campus,
7/16/91, 4B
- Mobile computer learning vans, 4/27/92, 2B
- MSU may help save vet program, 4B; 11/7/87
- Muse would relinquish pay raise for lawn care, 7/8/93,
1B
- Officials adopt $38.6 Million budget, 5/3/90, 5B
- Opens International Trade Center in Raymond, 2/20/92,
5B
- President Muse accepts only half of raise, 6/7/90,
1B
- President Muse gets $4500 raise, 6/4/92, 1A
- Program for hearing-impaired students, 9/26/91, 1B
- Program for tracking students' objectives, 7/12/89,
3B
- Program to attract more adult students, 8/12/91, 3B
- Pull-Up Project for needy families, 11/10/92, 1A
- Rankin County campus expansion is expected to double
enrollment, 7/10/89, 1B
- Robt. Green heads auto mech.dept, 1E; 3/3/88
- Short course on hazardous materials handling, 5/6/94,
6B
- Small campus fire will not disrupt classes, 4/16/91,
5B
- State budget crunch eliminates 100 scholarships, 4/15/91,
1B
- Students repeat courses as supplemental instructors,
12/4/89, 3B
- Supervisors OK extra funds, 1B; 8/22/86
- Teacher testifies in sexual assault trial, 10/4/89,
3B; 10/5/89, 10/7/89, 1B
- To increase fees by 5% in Fall 1990, 4/5/90, 1B
- To oversee behind-schedule construction project, 6/8/91,
3B
- Transfer agreement with other institutions helps students,
7/17/89, 6B
- Tuition hike of 25% for fall 1992 considered, 3/5/92,
2B
- Tuition increases 25%, 4/2/92, 1A
- Update: $15M expansion projects soon to be completed,
2/11/91, 7B
- Utica campus erupts in protest, 1/7/93, 3B; 12/8/92,
1B; 12/15/92, 5B
- Utica, Raymond campuses' merger helps athletics, 9/4/89,
1B
- Vicksburg branch may expand, 7/17/92, 2B
- Vicksburg branch to offer 4-year degree program, 6/24/91,
2B
- Vicksburg campus expansion, 8/19/92, 2B; 8/20/92,
3B; 9/3/92, 3B
- Vicksburg campus to stay vocational, 10/1/92, 1B
- Vicksburg campus: vocational status unfair to academic
students, 9/29/92, 1B
- Videotapes used as class instruction, 7/26/93, 1A
- Wants Rankin County building completed by January
14, 1/3/91, 5B
- Will retrain graduates free if employers complain,
12/22/91, 1A
- Women in Trades Project, 10/14/91, 1D
- Women's gym named for Anna Bee, 10/5/93, 1B
- Hinds County
- Business climate to be studied by JSU, 6/9/87, 3B
- Child Sexual Abuse Team, 1B; 4/13/87
- Consultants' fees take large bite out of county funds,
2/10/94, 1A
- DeBerry wants to hire PR person for county, 4/9/93,
1B
- Employee hiring freeze, 7/8/92, 4B
- Employees' health insurance to be raised, 2/7/90,
5B
- General fund surplus lowest since 1985, 4/10/89, 1B
- Insurance program audited after irregularities found,
4/13/90, 5B
- Lawyer selection process is unfair, says Supervisor
Calhoun, 2/16/94, 1A
- Logo
- Designed by art student, 5/9/89, 3B
- Losing fewer residents; property values remain steady,
7/8/93, 4B
- NAACP wants 3 majority-black districts, 3/5/91, 5B
- New anti-fraud head decides not to take job, 3/24/89,
3B
- New road manager wants unit system, 3/21/89, 1B
- Officials present Hinds legislators with wish list
for 1991, 11/27/90, 5B
- Road manager Harrison Evans resigns to take Florida
post, 10/3/89, 5B
- Towns must do own paperwork for new projects, 3/15/90,
5B
- Ups salary for County Engineer post by $7000, 4/27/90,
5B
- Walker is new personnel director, 7/20/94, 4B
- Wants its share of taxes in bankruptcies, 6/27/89,
2B
- Worker charged with stealing gas, 3/15/89, 1B
- Hinds County SEE ALSO County employees, Hinds County
- Hinds County Administrator, 1/3/87, 1B
- Job goes to Roy DeBerry, 9/15/92, 1B
- Search narrowed to three, 8/25/92, 5B; 9/7/92, 1B
- Seeks permanent post, 1/6/88, 2B
- Hinds County Agricultural High School
- Upgrades its standards, 2/8/90, 2B
- Hinds County Board of Supervisors SEE Board of Supervisors
- Hinds County Budget
- Supervisors see service cuts, tax hikes in
near future, 12/6/94, 1A
- Hinds County budget, 1986, 8/27/85, 1B
- Hinds County budget, 1987
- Approved by supervisors, tax increase expected, 9/3/86,
1B
- Hinds County budget, 1991
- Targets highways health; gives funds to Jackson, 8/24/90,
5B
- Hinds County budget, 1992
- Fiscal 1992 budget of $54.45Million; tax increase
seen, 8/24/91, 4B
- Hinds County budget, 1993
- Small county towns seeking more money, 9/1/92, 1B
- Supervisors adopt &75.5 million budget, 9/1/92,
1A
- Hinds County budget, 1994
- Budget and tax round-up, 9/16/93, 4B
- Hinds County Budget, 1995
- $77.8 Million budget approved, using reserve funds,
9/9/94, 1B
- Hinds County budget, 1995
- County eyes budget cuts to open jail, 8/25/94, 1A
- Crime task force wants completely funded justice system,
8/26/94, 1A
- Hinds County Budget, 1995
- Supervisors refuse to cut sheriff's funding, 9/7/94,
1B
- Supervisors vow no property tax increase, 8/31/94,
1B
- Hinds County Central Repair Shop
- Facing auditor's probe, 12/24/94, 4B
- Hinds County Chancery Clerk
- Clerk to retire, 4/18/90, 1A
- Microfilming of records badly needed, Clerk says,
1/6/94, 5B
- Hinds County Chancery Court
- Building will get better security, 4/20/94, 4B; 12/15/93,
4B
- Hinds County Circuit Court
- Judges give administrators hefty raises, 8/12/93,
4B
- Hinds County Courthouse
- Chancery court building renovation, 5/7/87, 1B; 8/22/90,
5B
- City and County officials on Courthouse issue, 6/27/90,
5B; 8/9/90, 5B
- City changes mind on swap of parking lot, courthouse,
11/28/90, 5B
- City/County officials finally agree on swap, 4/10/91,
5B
- Contractors given 3 weeks to fix leaky roof, 3/14/91,
5B
- County fights painter's bill, 10/10/90, 5B
- County seeking money and parking spaces for vacant
building, 2/26/91, 5B
- County/city officials and temporary courthouse, 2/25/90,
3B; 11/7/89, 1B
- Ditto rejects County offer of exchange for parking
lot, 6/12/90, 1A
- Interim courthouse up for sale, 7/10/90, 5B
- Interior design problem, 4/5/89, 1A; 8/15/89, 3B
- Jackson swaps cash, parking for temporary courthouse,
3/26/91, 5B
- Judges concerned about personal safety, 5/11/92, 1B;
6/2/92, 1A
- Leaking roof still a problem, 3/24/94, 4B
- Leaks in roof still a mystery, 12/14/91, 5B
- Leaks in roof: possible legal action, 12/4/94, 5B;
12/6/94, 5B
- May be seen in movie 'The Brotherhood', 6/6/90, 5B
- Metal detector getting workout, 8/19/94, 1A
- Mixup causes building costs to soar, 1A; 12/5/84
- Money stolen from clerk's desk, 11/20/90, 5B
- No-smoking ban ignored, Judge Clyde Chapman says,
5/10/93, 1B
- Offices return to renovated Courthouse, 2/17/89, 1B
- Plaza renovations could cost $230,000, 3/12/92, 4B
- Raymond
- Annex to be renovated, 3/2/90, 5B
- Club seeks funds to spruce up, 9/30/89, 5B
- Idea to save trees, 1B; 5/26/88
- Vandalism suspects sought, 1B; 2/12/88
- Renovated courthouse has many leaks, 12/19/90, 1B
- Renovated Courthouse opens, 2/20/89, 1B
- Renovation, 1A, 10/19/87; 1B; 4/21/86
- Renovation to be celebrated, 6/14/89, 5B; 6/15/89,
2B
- Restoration begins, 1B; 4/29/87
- Return to renovated courthouse must be reset, 1B;
1/3/89
- Roof leak said to have existed before 1989 renovation,
7/3/91, 4B
- Security at Chancery Court building beefed up, 6/2/92,
1A
- Security delayed; judges frustrated, 2/7/93, 1B
- Security: sheriff takes steps to tighten security,
6/30/92, 1A
- Snack stand regains sales volume, 11/21/89, 5B
- Snags in renovation, 1B; 12/24/84
- Talks between city and county on swap are set, 12/5/90,
5B
- To be renovated, 1A; 7/21/86
- Unpaid bills threaten work, 1A; 3/5/88
- Hinds County Criminal Justice Advisory Committee,
6/22/94, 4B
- Hinds County Detention Center SEE ALSO Jackson City
Jail
- Hinds County Detention Center (J)
- Booking procedure to be kept in Jackson also, 4/23/92,
4B
- Building renovated for nonviolent offenders, 4/4/89,
1A
- Cancels house arrest program to ease crowding, 8/1/90,
5B
- Conversion to youth detention center planned, 11/28/94,
1B
- County to use surplus funds to build city jail, 5/19/90,
1A
- DA will sue on overcrowding, 2/15/89, 2B; 4/30/89,
1A
- Does not have space for criminals, 8/16/89, 1A
- Drug arrests worsen overcrowding, 8/20/89, 1B
- Escape attempt foiled by guards, 5/13/91, 1B
- Escapee shot in leg by officer, 6/19/89, 1B
- Fire hazards eyed by grand jury, 4/23/92, 4B
- Free mailing curtailed for inmates
- Beckwith is cause, 4/27/94, 4B
- Industries for the Blind supplies mattresses, pillows,
5/11/91, 4B
- Inmate Eric Lowe attempts suicide, 12/27/93, 2B; 12/29/93,
3B
- Inmate under suicide watch beaten to death, 10/11/94,
1A
- Jackson school property proposed as site for new jail,
12/7/90, 1A
- Judge wants state prisoners removed from facility,
9/22/90, 1B
- Judges decry its facilities, 4/29/92, 1B; 5/5/92,
1B; 5/6/92, 4B
- Madison County will take jail overflow, 3/22/94, 1A
- Male inmates breach security, reach female cells,
11/5/94, 1B
- McMillin says there is no room; felons will go free,
2/27/92, 4B
- Mobile homes used to ease crowding, 5/7/92, 4B
- Other counties told to 'find other places' for youths,
10/2/90, 1B
- Over limit, some prisoners could be freed, 5/24/88,
1A
- Overcrowded jail delaying arrests, 6/3/88, 1B
- Pay telephones installed, 6/7/91, 4B; 8/23/91, 4B;
12/2/91, 3B
- PEER Committee criticizes juvenile center, 9/11/90,
1B
- Ruling may bring in prisoners from Jackson jail, 11/9/93,
5B
- Second Chance Gospel Choir, 7/9/93, 1E
- Seeks to upgrade surveillance cameras, 8/11/90, 5B
- Shakedown finds cash but no weapons, 10/5/89, 5B
- Sheriff closes jail to anymore prisoners, 3/16/94,
1B
- Small jail thwarts court, 1/22/88, 3B
- Solution to overcrowding, 1/1/92, 1B; 1/7/92, 5B;
1/11/92, 4B
- Supervisors OKs study of jail crowding, 2/28/89, 1B
- Supervisors vote to start planning for expansion,
9/25/90, 1A
- Supervisors want to bar state prisoners, 10/5/93,
1B
- Surveillance cameras cost $43,000, 1/2/91, 1B
- Teens overpower guard, flee facility, 9/13/91, 4B
- Tools smuggled to inmate lead to crackdown, 9/7/89,
5B
- Two would-be escapees charged in assault on secretary,
7/28/91, 2B
- Wins accreditation till 1992, 3/10/90, 5B
- World Learning Center, inmate training program, 2/16/93,
1B
- Hinds County Detention Center (J) SEE ALSO Hinds County
Detention Center (R)
- Hinds County Detention Center (R)
- $167,000+ to help open jail that is for sale, 10/26/93,
5B
- $192,174 added--backup air conditioning system, 8/16/94,
1A
- $4500 daily late fee to city of Jackson, 9/20/94,
5B
- $516,000 extra for overlooked smoke detectors, stairs,
2/19/94, 1B
- 'Problems from Day One', 5/14/92, 1B; 5/19/92, 1B;
5/27/92, 4B
- 55 computers requested for new jail, 3/17/94, 4B
- Architectural firm to study regional jail proposal,
7/17/90, 5B
- Bidding-process error could delay construction, 8/27/91,
5B
- Building code officials to rule on habibility, 2/8/94,
5B
- City of Jackson offers funding plan, 8/20/94, 4B
- Computers purchased, but nothing to put them on, 7/19/94,
1A
- Construction: $102,000 more given reluctantly, 6/18/92,
4B
- Cost of first phase could increase $326,000, 10/8/92,
1B
- County fighting Justice Department standards, 10/5/94,
2B
- County looks for cause of cost overrun, 7/23/92, 4B
- County may hike taxes to fund facility, 3/1/94, 5B
- Design problems not fault of any one firm, 7/24/92,
4B
- Ditto wants jail opened soon, 2/17/94, 5B
- Ditto wants youth detention center at jail, 9/3/94,
3B
- Downtown Jackson site may be back on agenda, 10/19/93,
5B
- Dunn Construction wants $108,000 for delay, 2/15/94,
5B
- Facility's annual upkeep to put strain on County,
8/7/92, 1B
- Flaws raised cost, audit shows
- No mishandling of money, 9/8/94, 4B
- Given high marks by Crime Commission, 10/27/94, 4B
- Grand jury critical of expenses paid for survey, 4/13/91,
1B
- Groudbreaking held in Raymond for new jail, 10/3/91,
4B
- Hinds County may withhold payment until locks fixed,
11/29/94, 1B
- Jail opens, but locks don't work, 11/15/94, 1B; 11/16/94,
2B
- Maxey Group report lists numerous flaws, 12/7/93,
1A; 12/13/93, 1A
- McAdory now prefers Jackson site to Raymond, 8/29/91,
1B
- Medical services contract rejection---opening delayed,
11/8/94, 1A
- HINDS COUNTY DETENTION CENTER (R)
- NOVEMBER '94 OPENING PROJECTED, 10/1/94, 1B
- NOVEMBER 1 OPENING DATE?, 8/30/94, 1A
- Hinds County Detention Center (R)
- Officials ponder adding more beds, 9/14/93, 2B
- Officials want it bigger, 5/28/93, 1B
- Opening back on schedule, 11/11/94, 4B
- Opening pushed back to Fall 1994, 8/29/92, 4B
- Operating costs: will they jeopardize new jail, 3/15/94,
1A
- Overflow Jackson crowd demands opening, no taxes,
8/23/94, 1A
- HINDS COUNTY DETENTION CENTER (R)
- OVERRUNS REACH $1 MILLION; ANNUAL COST $7 MILLION,
8/6/93, 1A, 4B
- Hinds County Detention Center (R)
- Privatization suggested by Dick Hall, 7/26/94, 4B;
7/29/94, 4B
- Privatization: county decides against measure, 8/2/94,
4B
- Question of minority contractors, 4/24/92, 4B
- HINDS COUNTY DETENTION CENTER (R)
- RAYMOND LOCKED IN AS LOCATION OF JAIL, 1/29/91, 1A;
8/29/91, 1B
- Hinds County Detention Center (R)
- Raymond site not negotiable, say supervisors, 9/4/91,
4B
- Raymond site: city costs upped $11,000, 8/11/92, 5B
- Raymond will provide sewer service, 4/2/94, 5B
- Sale to state a possibility, 10/13/93, 1A; 10/14/93,
1B
- Second-hand furnishings considered, 7/23/94, 1B
- SEE ALSO Hinds County Detention Center
- Sheriff McMillin uses tour to defend facility, 2/18/94,
1A
- Sheriff ready to begin assigning cells, 11/5/94, 1A
- Site argued at supervisors meeting, 12/18/90, 1B
- Site preparation to begin, 9/12/91, 4B
- Study plugs $15.4M expansion, 10/24/90, 1B
- Supervisor Wright presents jail proposal, 11/6/93,
4B
- Supervisors add $15,373 for various improvements,
11/2/93, 5B
- Supervisors fund study to find cost of running jail,
7/7/93, 1B
- Supervisors OK $19.8M bid for new jail, 2/28/91, 5B
- Supervisors OK $777,000 for construction changes,
6/1/94, 4B
- Supervisors push for a resolution to dispute, 1/11/94,
1B
- Supervisors reconsider downtown jail site, 11/11/90,
1A
- HINDS COUNTY DETENTION CENTER (R)
- SUPERVISORS SEEK CAUSE OF CONSTRUCTION FLAWS, 12/14/93,
1B
- Hinds County Detention Center (R)
- Supervisors want it on time, on budget, 6/2/92, 5B
- Supervisors want Jackson to annex area, 12/7/93, 5B
- Supervisors will join U.S. marshalls in building jail,
4/3/90, 5B
- Supervisors will name jail site after public hearing,
12/11/90, 5B
- Supervisors withhold payment of bills, 8/4/92, 5B
- Transporting of prisoners to Jackson a problem, 12/28/94,
1A
- Transporting prisoners to Jackson: late for court,
12/17/94, 1A
- Two-to-a cell plan may violate prisoners' rights,
9/19/93, 1B
- Utilities already costing $20,000 a month, 4/12/94,
5B
- Wiring problem, 3/3/93, 4B; 3/5/93, 3B; 3/9/93, 5B
- With no public protest, jail bond issue goes forward,
2/5/91, 1B
- Hinds County Economic Development District
- Executive director named, 12/22/88, 3B
- Research analyst to be hired, 2/9/93, 6B
- Hinds County Emergency Operations Center SEE Emergency
Operations Center
- Hinds County Health Department
- County urged to pick up full tab, 8/2/90, 5B
- Funding cuts close clinics in Bolton and Edwards,
9/4/93, 1B
- Funding for problems in building caused by Yazoo clay,
11/27/91, 2B
- North Jackson clinic opens, 6/9/94, 4B
- Hinds County Human Resources Agency
- Election set for community representative, 12/14/91,
5B
- Fixes homes, 1B; 11/4/86
- Sewing project, 9/27/89, 5B
- Hinds County Jail (Jackson) SEE Hinds County Detention
Center (J)
- Hinds County Jail (Raymond) SEE Hinds County Detention
Center (R)
- Hinds County Justice Court
- Audit cost up to $52,800, 1B; 9/6/88
- Clerk cites computer for ticket jam, 1B; 8/4/88
- Clerk vacancy won't be filled, 1B; 9/7/88
- Ferguson hired as interim clerk, 1/31/89; 3B
- Ferguson wins permanent position, 6/14/89, 5B
- Many Court applicants aren't qualified, 1B; 12/14/88
- Natchez firm agrees to audit court, 3B; 9/3/88
- Paying fines 'voluntary', 1A; 8/2/88
- Hinds County Patrol
- Abolished, 1B; 1B: 9/25/87; 3B: 9/29/87, 10/10/87;
9/9/87
- Hinds County Penal Farm
- 2 escapees recaptured in Jackson, 5/18/93, 5B
- Agrees to take 47 inmates from cramped Jackson jail,
7/31/91, 4B
- Back to full strength after near closure, 9/17/90,
2B
- County administrator Thomas wants to close Farm, 2/1/90,
1B; 2/13/90, 1B
- County delays decision to close, 3/6/90, 1A
- Director Davis resigns, giving no reason, 12/20/90,
5B; 12/21/90, 5B
- Felony inmates to be sent to Farm, 3/3/92, 1A
- Garden run by inmates, 3/30/93, 2B; 4/12/93, 1B
- Man on work crew escapes, steals truck, 8/4/90, 5B;
9/1/90, 5B
- Mayors of Edwards, Raymond oppose closing, 2/6/90,
2B
- McMillin calls for renovation, housing of 300 state
prisoners, 7/6/94, 4B
- New programs for inmates implemented, 9/19/89, 3B
- Officials search for 3 escapees, 7/19/90, 5B
- Pre-fab jail cells a possibility, 5/5/94, 1B
- Roosevelt Davis named new Supt., 11/15/88, 4B
- State prisoners barred, 9/16/89, 1B; 9/26/89, 5B
- Superintendent Davis to have disciplinary hearing,
12/15/90, 5B
- Will remove state prisoners by attrition, 10/12/89,
5B
- Hinds County Private Industry Council
- $2.6 Million in workforce training funds, 8/18/94,
5B
- Audit of job-training funds, 5/27/94, 5B
- Supervisors OK job-training funds, 7/22/92, 2B
- Teaches computer and job skills, 7/29/94, 4B
- Hinds County Public Schools
- Budget seeks 4 and 1/2 percent growth, 6/21/90, 5B
- Byram residents seem ready to OK bond issue, 10/21/93,
1A
- Byram, Terry pupils prepare for midyear switch, 12/1/94,
1A
- Considers redistricting plan, 5/20/88, 2B
- Convocation for 1993-94 year hears William Raspberry,
8/13/93, 5B
- Either black man or white woman will head district,
5/11/90, 5B
- Groundbreaking for schools in Utica nad Terry, 7/22/93,
4B
- Heat intense on first day of new school year, 3/20/93,
1A; 8/17/93, 1A
- High minority placement in special education, 5/10/94,
5B
- Johnson puts books, buildings on top of want list,
9/21/90, 1A
- Johnson says rural schools can be effective, 10/20/90,
5B
- New math books added, 9/26/89, 5B
- New school proposed for Raymond; Byram needs one too,
10/16/91, 4B
- Officials hoping school report will spark bond issue,
3/19/91, 5B
- Parents angry about school plan, 12/13/88, 1B
- Plan offers rural Hinds County three new schools,
3/21/91, 1A
- School bells ring August 22, 8/15/91, 4B
- School Board opposes Jackson takeover of Byram schools,
4/10/92, 1A
- Using land already owned for school sites, 5/4/94,
5B
- Hinds County Public Schools SEE ALSO Bond issues, Hinds
County
- Hinds County Restitution Center
- Guard wounded in inmate brawl now stable, 9/24/90,
1B
- Hinds County School Board
- 20-year member John Heiden resigns, 3/15/91, 5B
- Asks students to design county logo, 3/1/89, 2G
- Audit of travel expenses, 10/15/94, 5B
- Byram woman Sherry Felker takes seat, 10/11/91, 4B
- Discriminating against blacks, 1A; 5/12/87
- Expenses by Juanita Brown are questioned, 11/4/94,
4B
- Gets revised districting plan, 3B; 6/17/88
- McMurray joins 2 incumbents on board, 11/9/88, 2B
- Official:Redistrib. plan will confuse, 1B; 6/6/88
- Selects superintendent, 1A; 5/15/87
- Sets March 27 election, 1/12/90, 5B
- Suuperintendent of Education retires, 1B; 2/17/87
- To meet on redistrib. plan, 3B; 6/7/88
- Vacancy delayed in being filled, 4/5/91, 5B
- Hinds County Sheriff's Department
- $400,000 in budget cuts, 8/16/85, 1B
- 3 narcotics officers put on leave, 6/17/93, 1B
- Bike tour raises money for bullet-resistant vests,
11/29/92, 8B
- Bloodhound squad, 9/21/93, 1D
- Budget to be cut, 8/9/85, 1B
- Calls off search for gear missing from office, 10/5/90,
5B
- Candidates debate, disagree on combatting drug problem,
7/9/91, 5B
- Cruiser donated by Blackwell Chevrolet, 5/21/92, 4B
- Department gets $73,000 in drug money, 5/4/91, 4B
- Department has grown under McAdory, 8/4/91, 15A
- Deputies get Glock semiautomatic pistols, 9/22/94,
4B
- Deputy suspended for not reporting sign-pulling, 5/16/89,
1B
- Deputy Turner charged with conspiracy, 1/6/94, 1B;
1/7/94, 4B
- Fifteen employees will not be rehired by McMillin,
12/27/91, 1B
- Hopes to get evidence vault, 10/14/89, 5B
- May move office operations to Raymond, 4/14/92, 4B
- McMillin asks for 10 new patrol cars; gets 5, 5/5/92,
5B
- McMillin budget request is $6.995 Million, 8/25/93,
4B
- McMillin granted money for 8 deputies, 10/14/93, 4B
- McMillin requests 8 deputies for small communities,
10/12/93, 5B
- McMillin seeks better budget control, 9/9/92, 4B
- McMillin's budget 'wishful thinking', 7/28/92, 5B;
8/14/92, 2B
- Reserve officers handle many tasks, 12/12/94, 8A
- Save-A-Life Bike trek, 10/2/93, 4B
- Similar to Harrison County but budget higher by $2.3M,
9/13/94, 1B
- Stolen rings in evidence vault, 3/26/94, 5B
- Supervisors seek raise for McAdory, 4/27/88, 3B
- Undersheriff Stevens resigns, citing stress, 3/29/91,
1B
- Volunteer police force, 1/13/94, 4B
- Workers fail to get raises from county, 11/22/94,
5B
- Hinds County Sheriff's Department SEE ALSO McAdory,
J.D.; McMillin, Malcolm
- Hinds County Supervisors
- 3 go to meeting in Meridian
- Open Meetings Law violation?, 2/12/94, 5B
- 3 supervisors raise pay 10%, 6/17/93, 1A; 6/26/93,
1B
- 4 county supervisors plead innocent, 4/9/87, 1A
- Agree to pay Justice Court bill, 12/6/88, 1B
- Approve $1.2 Million in unpaid bills, 12/15/87, 1B
- Approve contract on tax collection, 4/8/86, 1B
- Approve contributions to pistol range, 7/26/88, 4B
- Approve renovations for welfare office, 4/27/88, 4B
- Approved 3-2 renovation plans, lease, 8/30/88, 1A
- Attorney gets 20% raise, 10/11/88, 1B
- Attorney Joe B. Moss resigns, 1/1/88, 1A
- Award renovation of Health Department to minority
firm, 9/11/90, 5B
- Ban smoking in Board room, 4/4/89, 1A
- Ban smoking in offices, vehicles, 4/11/89, 1B
- Blacks on Board upset by double standard in engineering
work, 9/5/90, 5B
- Board OKs raises for 6 of 8 employees, 1B; 1/31/89
- Board rejects austerity measures, hiring freeze, 2/8/94,
3B
- Board wants inmates to help renovation, 1B; 2/1/89
- Bolton school purchase;trash pickup, 7/6/88, 1B
- Bolton school will be welfare office, 5/10/88, 1B
- Bolton Welfare Office branch opens, 9/18/89, 1B; 10/6/89,
5B
- Brown and Miller move offices downtown, 1/10/91, 5B
- Calhoun wants hiring freeze to protect emergency funds,
1/25/94, 5B
- Chappell and Vickery concerned about all black hirings,
7/20/94, 4B
- Chided by grand jury on parking, welfare office, 11/8/88,
1B
- Choose parking lots over garage, 12/13/88, 1B
- City of Clinton gets undue benefits, some say, 3/16/93,
5B
- Consider airport for Industrial Park, 5/7/88, 4B
- Danks raps plan for downtown parking, 12/15/88, 1B
- Discuss issues with Jackson area legislators, 11/29/89,
5B
- District 2 race: Anderson, Wright in runoff, 11/3/93,
1A
- District 2: petition seeks new supervisor now, 6/5/93,
4B
- District 2: successor to Thompson, 4/28/93, 4B; 5/4/93,
1B; 5/11/93, 5B
- District 2: supervisors delay filling post, 5/25/93,
1B
- District 2: William Wright appointed, 6/8/93, 1B
- District office space unnecessary, Pete McGee says,
10/27/92, 5B
- Engineer hired to manage roads, 1B; 1/10/89
- Equal Opportunity Officer, 7/14/87, 3B
- Facing challengers, 6/13/87, 1B
- Failed to pay bills, 12/8/87, 1B
- Fire administrator, change policies, 1/5/88, 1A
- Flier in south Jackson critical of black majority,
7/21/92, 1A
- Foes to ask high court to block move, 8/31/88, 3B
- Fued between Vickery and Sheriff McMillin, 7/22/94,
4B
- Grand jury report directs criticism at Hinds supervisors,
12/29/88, 1A
- Group seeks new judge in move, 7/26/88, 4B
- Herrin/Gear sues county for unpaid bills, 3/9/88,
3B
- Hike payment for bridge, 3/8/88, 8/3B
- Hire 1st full-time attorney Ruma Haque, 11/17/89,
5B
- Hire engineer to head public works, 3/11/88, 2B
- Hire ex-cop to fight waste, fraud, 3/14/89, 1B
- Hire interim clerk for Justice Court, 1/31/89; 3B
- Hire Jerry Thomas as administrator, 9/9/88, 1B
- Inventory (Bolden) See Also Thomas, Jerry
- Inventory control improvement: the tires that weren't
there, 3/6/92, 4B
- Inventory control problem: Bolden loses his job over
tires, 3/10/92, 4B
- Inventory of tires: Bolden files lawsuit, 4/16/92,
4B; 4/28/92, 5B
- Inventory of tires: county pursues settlement with
Bolden, 4/29/92, 4B
- Inventory problem: Bolden is rehired, 5/12/92, 5B
- Inventory problem: grand jury to look at Logistics
division?, 5/28/92, 1B
- Inventory/Bolden affair: grand jury, 6/11/92, 4B;
6/12/92, 1B
- Inventory/Bolden affair: grand jury finds no validity,
8/29/92, 1A
- Inventory/Bolden case: grand jury gets records, 6/18/92,
1B
- Judge delays ruling on office move, 7/27/88, 1B
- Judge says didn't violate ruling, 9/6/86, 1A
- Judge voids order re welfare office, 7/23/88, 1A
- Jury's questions answered, panel lacked jurisdiction,
1/25/89; 3B
- Keep budget lean, ends hearings, 9/8/88, 3B
- Kirksey says 3 districts should be majority-black,
2/14/91, 3B
- Lawsuit over office move dismissed, 8/11/88,1A
- Legislative wish list for 1993 goes unanswered, 2/28/93,
3B
- Look at School Board election redistricting, 6/27/88,
1B
- Looking for ways to cut consultant expenses, 7/31/93,
4B
- May ban smoking in County buildings, 4/10/89, 1A
- Miller in wreck in county vehicle, 1/5/91, 5B
- Minority firms building renovation, 12/1/87, 1B
- Move opponents seek judge's removal, 8/13/88, 3B
- Move to unit system, 6/10/86, 1A
- Name new member Barry Vickery as Board president,
1/7/92, 1B
- Need to spend less on travel, Vickery says, 4/16/94,
5B
- New president, administrator in 1989, 1B; 1/3/89
- New road facility; Super. Brown's office in new barn,
11/18/88, 1B
- New supervisors sworn in, 1/4/88, 1B
- Officials fine-tuning district map, 4/19/91, 4B
- OK $43.8 Million budget, 6/1/88, 3B
- OK budget, no tax hike, 8/18/87, 1B
- OK new fire station,ambulance, 6/14/88, 3B
- OK redistricting pla, 6/28/88, 1B
- OK road plan, delays raises for dept. heads, 11/15/88,
3B
- OK study of jail crowding, 2/28/89, 1B
- Open records, 7/7/87, 4B; 7/8/87, 3B
- Open records to public, 1/5/88, 1B
- Ordered to explain welfare move, 7/20/88, 1A
- Panel questions comtempt ruling against board, 10/27/88,
4B
- Panel to study unit system, 5/13/86, 1B
- Payment for welfare office delayed, 10/11/88, 1A
- Payment on building project ok'd, 7/26/88, 4B
- Peggy Hobson Calhoun to lead Board, 1/3/94, 1B; 1/5/94,
4B
- Perks paid for by taxpayers, 12/12/93, 1A
- Plaintiffs want decisions set aside, 8/26/88, 1B
- Plan for parking garage, 2/25/88, 3B
- Postpone unit system plan, 6/3/86, 1B
- Raise salary to $29,520, 10/4/88, 1B
- Refuse to supply Welfare Department equipment, 11/1/88,
1B
- Reject district plan splitting Raymond and Clinton
in two, 4/16/91, 5B
- Reject full-time attorney, 3/14/88, 3B
- Return 12 vehicles to dealer, 3/15/88, 4B
- Satellite offices, 3/10/93, 4B; 4/17/93, 4B; 4/30/93,
4B
- Second round of bids on Bolton welfare building, 2/7/89,
1B
- See tax hikes, service cuts in near future,
12/6/94, 1A
- Seek bids on Courthouse Plaza repair, 6/14/88, 3B
- Seek help for indigent care, 3/14/88, 2B
- Seek self-funded Worker's Comp., 1/26/88, 3B
- Sentenced for closed sessions, 8/19/86, 1A
- Shoccoe dam on ballot, 5/5/87, 1B
- Should close district officies, 9/29/89, 5B
- Site selected for Courthouse parking, 6/7/88, 3B
- Small animal ordinance,etc., 5/10/88, 3B
- Split votes, 1/6/87, 3B
- Sue owner of gravel pit, 5/13/86, 1B
- Suit accuses three on board, 7/9/88, 1A; 7/12/88,
3B
- Take up garbage collection issue, 2/3/88, 2B
- Take up issues left from '87, 1/11/88, 3B
- Tell state to remove prisoners, 4/11/89, 1A
- Third set of bids likely for welfare overhaul, 3/8/89,
1B
- Thompson overspends budget by $2,000, 9/26/88, 1A
- Thompson overspent administration budget, 10/1/88,
1B
- Thompson tries to get McGee's office, 3/15/88, 1B
- Thompson: Board met illegally, 1/17/86, 1B
- To buy Bolton site, 6/7/88, 1B
- To consider 1-mill tax hike, 8/9/88, 3B
- To outline job of administrator, 6/12/86, 1B
- To review new open records policy, 1/12/88, 1B
- To seek new bids on office renovation, 3/14/89, 3B
- Told to keep detailed records of meetings procedures,
7/6/89, 1B
- Trash services illegally contracted?, 11/8/88, 4B
- Vehicles repossessed, 4/7/88, 1B
- Vickery and Alice Bolin James complain of secrecy,
8/10/93, 2B
- Vickery says Calhoun will not allow him to ask questions,
10/18/94, 5B
- Vote improvements at Norrell Road and I-20, 11/30/88,
1B
- Vote to hire engineer, safety officer, 2/9/88, 3B
- Vote to settle redistricting suit, 12/28/88, 3B
- Want 'planning sessions' closed to public, 1/14/93,
1A
- Want bids reviewed, 5/3/88, 1A
- Want Clinton put in only one district, 3/12/91, 5B
- Will hire private garbage collectors, 2/9/88, 1B
- Hinds County Surveyor
- Job filled after 20 years, 1B; 1/11/88
- Hinds County Tax Collector
- Asks for better office security
- Investigates possible theft of $300, 6/2/89, 1B
- Moves to new home in Chancery Court building, 7/6/90,
5B
- Office traffic system to steer patrons to right teller,
7/20/90, 5B
- Remains in temporary courthouse until parking is available,
5/31/90, 5B
- Hinds County Volunteer Fire Departments
- County wants to cover insurance loophole, 3/11/93,
1B
- Northeast Hinds County, 7/6/87, 1B
- Unit set for Spring 1992, 12/17/91, 5B
- Hinds County Welfare Department
- Food stamp clients must have pink card to get stamps,
1B; 1/3/89
- New plans may cut cost of welfare building, 11/28/88,
1B
- New use for old building, 6/3/94, 5B
- Hinds County Youth Court
- Committee will urge changes in Court, 7/12/88, 3B
- District Attorney wants it moved to temporary courthouse,
10/28/89, 1A
- Grand Jury to investigate Court, 8/17/88, 1B
- Grand jury: Court lacks leaders, 8/27/88, 1A
- Hinds board will seek audit of Court funds, 8/30/88,
1B
- Jackson lacks authority to fund prosecutor, 3/22/92,
2B
- Melton is critical of Court, 10/11/89, 5B
- Newspapers denied access to records on deaf school
probe, 12/22/88, 3B
- Officials may be involved in coverup, 1A; 8/6/88
- Officials to detail response, 3B; 8/10/88
- Orders changes at deaf school, 3/8/89, 1A
- Pay charges may be waste of time, 1B; 8/5/88
- Rankin County rejects three-county youth court, 11/9/89,
5B
- Report criticizes Court; says it needs replacing,
8/2/88, 1B
- Report draws ire, 8/8/88, 1B
- Task force to study youth services merger, 9/7/88,
3B
- Hinds County/Jackson funding controversy
- SEE Jackson/Hinds County funding controversy
- Hinds General Hospital
- Asked to make $2 M lease payment, 4/11/86, 1B
- Attempts to cut down on theft of supplies, 5/15/89,
1A
- Audit show improved financial condition, 1/19/90,
5B
- Awards contract for clinic, asks for lab, 6/29/88,
3B
- Bars pregnant mental patients, 5/18/88, 3B
- Board urges control by non-profit corporation, 8/25/89,
5B
- Bolton clinic, staff get hearty welcome, 11/4/88,
6B
- Building not compatible: MRI system, 12/16/87, 1A
- Consultant hired, 6/29/88, 1B
- Consultant may be hired, 6/16/88, 1D
- Consultant urges leasing to private corporation, 6/29/89,
1B; 9/6/89, 4B
- Consultants' fees on December 1990 lease called 'astronomical',
6/6/91, 5B
- County supervisors conside lease to Memphis firm,
11/13/90, 1A
- Deaf patient's complaint spurs investigation, 8/30/89,
1B
- Despite problems, equipment on-line, 2/15/88, 1B
- Drops limit on hospital laundry service, 12/21/88,
2C
- Employee George Bell sentenced for shooting of co-worker,
5/31/91, 4B
- Ends confusion over lease, 5/6/86, 1B
- Golden parachutes for top officials, 3/14/90, 3B
- Hires physician for Bolton clinic, 2/24/88, 2B
- HMO pact, 8/19/87, 4B
- Increases room rates, 8/20/86, 1B
- Lease to Memphis firm gives county $17M, 11/14/90,
1A
- Medical bill, 10/14/87, 3B
- Memphis-based Methodist group is only bidder, 7/31/90,
5B; 8/17/90, 5B
- Mental patient ward, 1/26/87, 1B
- Officials defend plans, 7/24/86, 1B
- Officials delay lease agreement, 4/10/86, 1B
- Patients demand Coca-Cola, 8/29/88, 1A
- Resumes payments to Hinds, raises rates, 8/24/88,
2B
- Studying equipment purchases, expansion, 10/19/88,
3B
- Trustees approve $54.8M budget, 8/16/89, 3B
- Trustees seek options, 11/19/86, 3B
- Trustees, Board don't agree on repayments, 11/25/86,
1B
- Volunteers given luncheon by Hospital Board, 11/30/89,
5B
- Won't get heart lab, 4/30/88, 3B
- Workers to get job assurance, 9/17/86, 1B
- Hinds General Hospital SEE ALSO Methodist Medical Center
- Hinds Independent Methodist Church
- Cemetery in Raymond built on state land, 4/30/92,
4B; 5/5/92, 5B
- Hinds, John Carlton
- Former VP of Bank of Simpson County gets 1 year sentence,
11/24/88, 3B
- Hinds, Will
- Artist, a victim of colon cancer, fighting back, 3/22/94,
1D
- Reclusive Mississippi artist paints rural scenes,
5/6/90, 1F
- Hinds-Madison-Rankin Cooperative Service District
- Chappell resigns from board, 3/7/92, 4B
- Dead but not forgotten, 2/10/93, 1B
- Join to boost area, 7/4/91, 5B
- Needs funding to survive, 6/26/92, 4B
- Hinds-Madison-Rankin Cooperative Service District SEE
ALSO Interagency Council
- Hindu temple
- Located near Brandon, 6/23/90, 1D
- Hinduism, 10/11/86, 1C
- Mississippi Hindus nurture religious identity, 1/15/94,
1D
- Rao family of Ridgeland maintains heritage and rituals,
11/8/91, 1E
- Sri Ganapathi Sachchidananada Swamiji, 1/15/94, 1D;
4/10/93, 1D
- Teh/Thakur wedding at Ag Museum, 6/20/92, 1A
- Temple in Brandon is only one in Mississippi, 9/17/94,
1D
- Yoga center of guru Sri Swamiji planned set for Madison
County, 1/15/94, 1D
- Hines, Anthony
- Body of Jackson man found in trunk of car, 4/23/91,
1B
- Jackson police seek killer of man stuffed in car trunk,
5/4/91, 4B
- Suspects in various jails in Hines' slaying, 7/3/91,
4B; 7/10/91, 4B; 7/11/91, 2B
- Hines, Hosea SEE Los Angeles riots
- Hines, Roger SEE Crime rate, Flora
- Hinote, Sam SEE Delta Pride Catfish
- Hinson, Jimbeau
- Nashville singer, songwriter, 8/13/87, 1F
- Hinson, Jon
- Discusses his inner battles with homosexuality, 9/2/90,
1A
- Ex-Congressman now writes from gay perspective, 5/30/93,
3G
- Former congressman now gay activist, 3/13/94, 1B
- Hinton, Milt
- Jazz musician at Old Capitol Museum, 8/31/90, 1E
- Hip fractures
- Preventive action considered, 1/29/93, 1E
- Hip-hop
- Urban fad in music and baggy clothes, 1/14/93, 1D
- Hippies
- Children of 1960s hippies coming of age in '90s, 2/12/90,
1B
- Hiring SEE Employment
- His Banquet Table
- Mississippi women share testimonies of God's love,
12/5/87, 1C
- His Ranch Ministries
- Ministers serving as mentors for young black men,
6/12/93, 1D
- Histoplasmosis
- Curse of the pharaohs, 4/22/87, 1B
- Historic buildings, Jackson
- Artist Harriet Radcliffe sketches buildings, 1/26/90,
1B
- Central fire station named to historic registry, 9/5/91,
4B
- Historic buildings, Madison
- Efforts to turn high school into arts center, 8/7/92,
4B
- Historic buildings, Mississippi
- Historic buildings, Tougaloo College
- The Mansion project awaits federal funds, 12/28/93,
1B
- Historic Buildings, Washington
- Assembly Hall burns, 12/18/93, 1A
- Historic houses
- On State Street in Jackson, 2/3/86, 1A
- Historic houses SEE ALSO Antebellum homes
- Historic houses SEE ALSO Plantation homes, ,
- Historic houses, Byram
- Ervin Lewis house on National Register, 1/12/90, 5B
- Owners want area around Ervin Lewis House rezoned,
6/25/91, 5B
- Owners want their home on National Register, 9/16/89,
5B
- Historic houses, Columbus
- Amzi Love, an antebellum bed and breakfast, 6/11/90,
1D
- Couple catalogs contents of the Lee Home, 9/4/90,
2B
- Shadowlawn and Temple Heights, 12/9/87, 1C
- Historic houses, Edwards
- Coker House being saved, 5/31/89, 1B
- Historic houses, Hammack restoring ancestral home,
2/26/89, 1E; 12/6/89, 5B
- Historic houses, Hazlehurst
- Historic houses, Holly Springs
- Wallaces must abandon Linden Place, 2/27/90, 1D
- Historic houses, Jackson
- Buie House, 12/21/87, 1C
- Buie opens as inn, 12/7/87, 1B
- Considers law to save buildings, 8/4/88, 3B
- Sherman saved The Oaks from flames, 12/17/92, 3F
- Historic houses, Kosciusko
- Niles-Bailey-Routt house restored by Larry Routt,
4/22/93, 1D
- Historic houses, Louisiana
- Houmas House, 12/7/87, 1B
- Historic houses, Mississippi
- Shotgun cabins should be part of historic preservation,
4/26/92, 3G
- Historic houses, Natchez
- Brandon Hall, 12/1/87, 1C
- Casino construction: city on preservationists' endangered
list, 6/16/94, 1A
- Gloster to be auctioned by Vedic Society owners, 2/19/91,
2B
- Johnson house bought by National Park Service, 6/5/90,
1B; 6/13/90, 3B
- Melrose called 'authenic Americana' in dedication,
6/9/90, 4B
- Melrose is bought by National Park Service, 5/15/90,
1A; 6/8/90, 1E
- William Johnson House excavation, 12/15/91, 2B
- Historic houses, Oxford
- Community effort sought for L.Q.C.Lamar home, 7/14/92,
3B
- Historic houses, Raymond
- National Landmark status sought for Futch House, 2/22/92,
4B
- Historic houses, Terry
- Restored Wolfe house is up for sale, 8/25/89, 5B
- Historic houses, Vicksburg
- Planters Hall to be renovated, 2/4/90, 4B
- Historic Natchez Collection
- Licensing reproductions of Natchez pieces, 7/21/91,
1C; 11/13/89, 1D
- Historic preservation, 4/19/87, 1E
- Historic restoration
- Historic sites, Mississippi
- $10.4 million bond bill passes Senate, 3/18/93, 1B
- Bond Commission OKs $13.5 Million; Fordice fight anticipated,
7/1/93, 1B
- Fordice plans line-item veto on restorations bill,
4/17/93, 1B
- Historical markers
- Errors, 8/31/87, 1A
- South Union United Methodist Camp Ground, 7/25/88,
1C
- Historical Replications
- Jackson-based business selling house plans, 4/17/95,
1B; 7/9/89, 1G
- Hit-and-run accidents
- Canton suspect says he was drug-impaired, 11/7/91,
2B
- Hospitalized victim Fred Gee seeking witnesses, 1/11/92,
1B; 1/18/92, 4B
- I-20; Hinds student Corey DuBois killed; California
couple held, 3/19/92, 4B
- Jackson man Mack Dillard is victim, 4/15/91, 1B; 4/24/91,
5B
- Woman seriously hurt by driver in Buick, 5/9/91, 4B
- Hitching Rail Restaurant (Carthage)
- Restaurant review, 3/1/90, 6E
- Hitler, Adolph
- Album owned by Pearl man, 5/27/87, 1A
- Hitt, Dick
- Stadium manager dies, 9/18/86, 1A
- Hixon, Kelly
- Head keeper at Jackson zoo's African forest, 2/3/92,
1D
- HMOs SEE Health Maintenance Organization
- Hobbes, William
- Natchez man shoots his parents to death, 9/12/94,
3B
- Hobson, Peggy SEE Calhoun, Credell
- Hobson, Sam
- Brandon man faces molestation charge, 5/26/93, 4B
- Hodge, Charles
- Property owner arrested for fishing in Lake Ridgelea,
4/15/94, 4B
- Hodge, Thomas SEE Brucellosis
- Hodgkin's disease
- Nurse Lori McDaniel fighting disease, 6/5/89, 1B
- Hodgkin, Douglas
- Case to go to jury, 5/19/87, 1A
- Dealth penalty not ruled out if he gets new trial,
11/8/88, 1B
- Denies guilt, 5/16/87, 1A
- Found guilty, 5/20/87, 1A
- Given life term, 5/21/87, 1A
- Mississippi Supreme Court dismisses appeal, 8/2/89,
1B
- Retrial efforts, 7/20/87, 1B
- Sued by Gillies' family, 5/23/87, 1A
- Trial, 5/17/87, 1A
- Trial in Oxford, 5/13/87, 1A; 5/14/87, 1A; 5/15/87,
1A
- Hodgson, Derek J
- Wyoming educator named MSU's VP for academic affairs,
6/6/94, 3B
- Hoffman, Christine Ann
- Murder victim, 11/2/89, 5B; 11/3/89, 5B
- Hoffman, Don
- Hired as spokesman for Jackson Police Department,
7/1/91, 1B
- Hog Wild in July
- Barbecue contest at Ag Museum, 7/9/92, 3E; 7/11/91,
8E; 7/12/90, 11E; 7/14/91, 1B
- Hogging attention, 7/21/94, 12E; 7/22/93, 8E; 7/23/94,
1A; 7/24/94, 1A; 7/25/93, 1A
- Piggin' out, 7/9/92, 3E; 7/12/92, 1B
- Hogan, Clare
- Natchez
- Uses grant money to open domestic-violence shelter,
7/8/91, 2B
- Hogan, Hulk, 8/3/87, 1B; 10/5/86, 1A
- Hogan, Joe
- Broke the gender barrier at MUW, 3/13/88, 1E
- Hogan, Kim
- APAC student wins $18,000 piano scholarship, 9/22/94,
1B
- Hogan, Olivia
- Student at Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts,
9/8/92, 1B
- Hohenwald, Tennessee
- Used clothing stores, 4/15/87, 1C
- Hoka Theater
- Oxford
- Barton Segal is booker, promoter, projectionist,
3/19/90, 1D
- Closed briefly by IRS in lein on employment taxes,
6/12/90, 2B
- Reopens after tax dispute, 3/28/92, 5B
- Ron Shapiro owner, 11/5/89, 4E
- Holcomb, Lee
- Ex-drug task force chairman charged with embezzlement,
9/1/92, 2B
- Holcut, Mississippi
- Ex-residents hope area benefits from Holcut's loss,
2/27/89, 1A
- Town may get memorial, 6/13/85, 1A
- Holder, Charles
- Jasper County factory owner: state education needs
to change, 5/20/92, 5B
- Holder, Lenena SEE Miss Mississippi, 1993
- Holder, Ned
- Sunflower County sheriff faces DUI charge, 3/16/93,
1A; 3/17/93, 1A; 3/25/93, 1A
- Sunflower sheriff's driving privileges returned, 5/20/93,
3B
- Holditch, W. Kenneth
- State native offers tours of literary New Orleans,
2/13/94, 1F
- Holdups SEE Robbery
- Hole-In-One Shootout (golf)
- Jay Irving of Canton is winner, 5/9/94, 1B
- Holiday Inn
- Biloxi
- Picketed for "in room pornography," 4/18/87, 1C
- Cofounder, 11/15/86, 8B
- Federation for Decency pickets, 4/15/87, 1B; 4/19/87,
6B
- Greenville
- Renovation planned before opening, 2/25/88, 8B
- Olive Branch conference center stays with motel chain,
8/11/92, 6B
- Olive Branch facility may be closed in move to Atlanta,
4/18/91, 8B; 5/1/91, 6B
- Picketed, 4/21/87, 2B
- Remodelled along English lines, 6/7/86, 8B
- Holiday Inn Medical Center
- Due major renovations, 3/6/92, 8B
- To become Cabot Lodge after renovation, 8/11/92, 6B
- Holiday Jubilee (Jackson) SEE ALSO Christmas
- Holiday Jubilee, 1988
- Casts spotlight on downtown Jackson, 12/19/88, 1C
- Christmas parade in Jackson, 12/4/88, 1A
- Downtown comes alive with holiday jubilance, 12/14/88,
1C
- Jackson to note season with free events, 11/16/88,
1B
- Planned to lift spirits, 11/19/88, 1B
- Holiday Jubilee, 1989
- Christmas celebration in Jackson, 11/10/89, 1B; 11/15/89,
1D
- Holiday Jubilee, 1990
- Children have ball playing in snow at gala, 12/16/90,
1A
- Christmas celebration on Capitol Street, 12/13/90,
8E
- Features return to afternoon parade, 11/15/90, 1B
- Holiday Jubilee, 1991
- Celebration to be one-day event on December 14, 11/21/91,
1D
- Christmas parade in Jackson, 12/14/91, 5B; 12/15/91,
1A
- Let it snow; let in glow, 12/12/91, 8E
- Holiday Jubilee, 1992
- Features Charley Pride, 12/1/92, 1B; 12/10/92, 8E;
12/12/92, 5B; 12/13/92, 7B
- Holiday Jubilee, 1993
- 12 parade floats never showed up, 12/15/93, 1B
- Celebrates neighborhoods, 11/30/93, 5B; 12/9/93, 8E
- Plans on target, 9/24/93, 4B
- Holiday Jubilee, 1994
- Jingle Bell Bounty, 12/8/94, 10E
- Holiday Studio Tours
- Jackson, 12/4/88, 1F; 12/6/92, 1F; 12/8/91, 1F; 12/10/92,
6E; 12/12/91, 3E
- For unique Christmas gifts, 12/4/94, 1F
- Tour schedule, 1990, 12/5/93, 1F; 12/6/90, 3E;
12/7/90, 1E; 12/9/93, 3E
- Holidays
- Decorations, 11/15/87, 1E
- Mississippi, 1/18/87, 1I
- Time savers for hectic holidays, 11/24/92, 1D
- Holladay, J. Mac
- Brash state economic director gets passing grade,
1/20/91, 1G
- First year at DED anything but dull, 7/23/89, 1G
- Fordice vows to replace him at DECD, 11/7/91, 7B
- Fundraising effort to buy him country club membership,
4/23/89, 1B
- Has press been too hard on?, 6/25/89, 3H
- Leaves DECD after Mabus' 'traumatic' election defeat,
12/29/91, 1C
- Legislators urge him to tone down arrogance, 1/18/91,
6B
- Named COO of Georgia's Governor's Development Council,
5/21/93, 5B
- Off to good start with legislators, 10/30/88, 1G
- Proposes consolidation of ports in state, 1/24/90,
6B
- Says economy needs unified approach, 7/14/88, 8B
- Says media can help state economy, 6/17/89, 3B
- Holladay, Linda SEE Bledsoe, Arsenio
- Holland, Beth
- Named Clarion-Ledger city editor, 9/14/86, 1B
- Holland, Bill
- Biloxi schooner, 2/9/87, 1A
- Holland, Endesha Ida Mae
- Greenwood-born playwright--'From the Mississippi Delta',
8/2/91, 1E
- Holland, Hoyt SEE Redistricting
- Holland, Sam Houston
- At age 101, 'you see a lot of things', 2/7/91,
1B
- Holland, Tracy Lynn SEE Murder, Fulton
- Hollandale Police Department
- Mayor: no checks for alderman voting to reinstate
police, 12/4/92, 3B
- Officers reinstated, 11/14/92, 3B; 11/20/92, 3B
- Policeman's lip partly bitten off in struggle, 5/23/89,
1B
- Hollandale Public Schools
- Elementary schools' program wins New American schools
award, 7/10/92, 3B
- Hollandale, Mississippi
- Celebrates centennial, 2/27/90, 5B
- Medical clinic is open but hospital remains closed,
2/19/90, 3B
- Hollander, David
- Musician teaches & performs at University of Mississippi,
1/19/88, 1C
- Holleman, Matthew SEE Mississippi Valley Gas Co
- Holley, Grady
- Blacksmith artisan, 1/3/93, 1E
- Holley, Steve
- Investment banker in demand as consultant, 3/31/91,
3H
- Holliday, David
- Male prostitute, figure in 1983 gubernatorial campaign,
killed, 11/9/93, 1B
- Hollingsworth, William
- Holloway, Austin
- Meridian bank robbery suspect fails to get bond, 4/30/92,
2B
- Holloway, Carolyn SEE Rankin County Jail
- Holloway, Kay
- Jackson photographer creates in black and white, 6/23/91,
1F
- Jackson photographer's portraits of homeless, 11/16/94,
1D
- Photographer's 'Still Life Still Lives' exhibit, 11/22/92,
1F
- Holloway, Ricky SEE Rape, I-55
- Hollowell, Chris SEE Murder, Oxford
- Holly Grove II
- Alan Huffman moved and restored home of his dreams,
11/28/93, 1E
- Holly Springs City Hall
- Fire was arson, 1/10/94, 1A; 12/31/93, 3B
- Holly Springs Police Department
- 4 face federal drug charges, 5/11/94, 3B; 6/8/93,
3B; 6/9/93, 3B
- Pair charged with theft of squad car, robbing motorists,
12/6/90, 2B
- Holly Springs, Mississippi
- Christ Church, 5/5/87, 1D
- Old homes, 4/14/87, 1D
- Weekend getaway, 7/19/90, 3F
- Holly, Jessie
- Canton woman with no electricity swelters in heat,
7/8/92, 1A; 7/9/92, 1A; 7/10/92, 1B
- Hollybrook
- Meridian
- Restaurant review, 6/17/93, 4E
- Hollywood Express Video Delivery
- Northeast Jackson service, 6/3/92, 5B
- Hollywood, Mississippi
- Hooray for Hollywood? Not from Mississippi town, 2/24/89,
1B
- Holman, James
- Wins race-discrimination lawsuit against Corrections
Department, 2/16/93, 5B
- Holmes Community College
- Alumnus pledges $500,000 medical scholarship, 10/21/89,
2B
- Toyota of Japan funds auto mechanics scholarships,
8/9/90, 4B
- Holmes County
- History project turns into "Bloodlines," 9/30/88,
1C
- Holmes County Public Schools
- Richland County, Wisconsin men establish scholarship,
8/4/92, 4B
- Holmes, Arthur SEE Mound Bayou, Mississippi; SEE Schools
- Holmes, Billy
- Dies when his pickup hits tree, 10/17/94, 2B
- Holmes, Billy Ray
- Veteran can't get benefits without lost medical records,
11/11/94, 13A
- Holmes, Bud
- Claims sentencing error, 12/18/85, 1A
- Disbarred, 12/4/86, 1A
- Gets 1 yr for contempt, 12/12/85, 1B
- Lawyer granted reinstatement by court, 6/25/92, 1B
- Pleads guilty to contempt, 6/17/85, 1A
- Trial begins, 6/17 - 20/85, 1A ea. date
- Holmes, D.H. Co.
- Biggest stockholder to sell, 9/7/87, 4B
- Dillard's reaches agreement to buy Holmes chain for
about $40 million, 3/8/89, 1A
- Earnings 2nd qtr '87, 9/2/87, 8B
- Profits fall 90%, 3/17/87, 8B
- Shareholders approve merger with Dillard Department
Stores, 5/10/89, 8B
- Shareholders profit from Dillard buyout, 3/9/90, 8B
- Suffers loss in 2nd quarter, 9/5/85, 8B
- Holmes, Eric and Marcus SEE Crime rate, Jackson---1993:....
- Holmes, Hilton Dewitt SEE Murder-for-hire---Pearl
- Holmes, Jack D., 2/8/87, 1B
- Holmes, Lester
- JSU football player 1st-round pick in NFL draft, 4/26/93,
1A
- Holmes, Richard
- MSU honors first black graduate, 9/17/91, 3B; 10/16/91,
1A; 10/17/91, 1B
- Holmes, Walter Lee 'Boo Man'
- Out on bond for drug charges, accused of dealing,
11/1/90, 1B
- Holnam Inc SEE Hazardous waste, Columbus
- Holocaust
- Jackson Clergy Network and Beth Israel join in memorial,
4/28/92, 1D
- Waterford & Heck speak at Hinds, 1/22/86, 1C
- Holy Bible SEE Bible
- Holy Child Catholic School
- Canton
- Choir makes joyful noise, 12/22/89, 4B
- Holy City Church of God and Christ
- Puts youth into Christmas spirit, 12/23/94, 4B
- Holy Ghost Catholic School, 8/15/87, 1C
- Holy Savior Catholic Church
- Clinton
- Brings back tradition, 3/5/88, 1C
- Home builders SEE Contractors
- Home Builders Association of Mississippi
- Wants state to license contractors, 1/2/93, 2B
- Home businesses SEE Home-based businesses
- Home buying
- Affordable housing venture with HUD, 6/23/88, 2B
- Appraisers determine value of house, 2/27/90, 6B
- Baby boomers want best for bucks, 3/13/88, 1H
- Be prepared to spend time in process, 4/3/89, 14E
- Biloxi is tops in South for low-priced homes, 5/7/92,
5B
- Blacks, Hispanics often rejected for home loans, 10/22/91,
6B
- Building your own home, 6/4/89, 1E
- Buying the lot: a lot at stake, 7/23/92, 1D
- Closing costs--don't let them throw you a curve, 4/2/90,
1E
- Do a little homework before trying to sell, 3/4/91,
7B
- ERA Lorden has Dial-A-Home service, 7/2/93, 5B
- Expert predicts 5% rise in Jackson sales, 9/25/90,
6B
- Fannie Mae offers mortgage money to low-income rural
families, 6/28/91, 6B
- Home inspector Tommy Wilbanks' ads false, BBB says,
9/6/90, 6B
- Home refinancing: is it worth it?, 3/11/91, 7B
- Home Search Inc--computerized data base, 6/1/94, 5B
- How much can you afford?, 8/7/89, 1E
- HUD homebuyers given increased bonuses, 8/25/91, 1C
- HUD may help home buyers, 4/24/88, 1G
- In 1990s house is only shelter; wildly escalating
prices at end, 10/8/90, 4E
- In Jackson even with low interest rates buyers aren't
buying, 1/14/90, 1G
- In Jackson singles make up 30 to 40% of local buyers,
6/21/92, 1C
- It's a buyer's market, except for interest rates,
4/3/89, 1E
- Jackson home prices down, 6/8/85, 8B
- Jackson home prices rise to $67,200 median resale,
5/8/91, 6B
- Jackson leads nation in drop of resale value of existing
homes, 2/7/91, 6B
- Jackson market, 8/30/87, 1I
- Jackson new residences down 43%, 10/19/90, 6B
- Jackson's buyers' market is tough on sellers, 7/13/86,
1G
- Jackson's median resale value rises to $67,200, 5/8/91,
6B
- Local business people support Bush's tax credit plan,
1/30/92, 5B
- Low interest rates spur surge in home loans, 7/30/92,
1A
- Madison/Ridgeland area a seller's market, 10/10/93,
1C
- Market in Mississippi appears lukewarm, 9/4/88, 1I
- Mississippi outlook mixed, 1/18/86, 8B
- Mississippi realtors support defect-disclosure law,
8/27/91, 6B
- Multiple Listing Service opens doors, 3/16/90, 8B
- Patio homes OK'd by Reservoir board, 4/9/88, 1B
- Plan remodeling jobs as to how they will affect home's
value, 4/22/90, 1G
- Professional inspectors used before purchase, 5/1/89,
1E
- Real Estate Investment course at Millsaps, 5/6/90,
1G
- Repossessed HUD properties a bargain, 9/18/89, 1E
- Sales expected to boom with mortgage rate cuts, 4/11/92,
5B
- Scarcity of low-income housing in Jackson, 11/9/87,
1A
- Single buyers 30 to 40% of market locally, 6/21/92,
1C
- Southern housing market strong in August 1989, 10/4/89,
6B
- Spring may not be hot in housing market, 3/18/90,
1G
- State near top in national real estate ranking, 8/7/91,
5B
- State shows 16.5 sales increase, third quarter 1992,
11/14/92, 5B
- Still room in northeast Jackson--but at a price, 7/11/89,
6B
- Tax hike on vacation homes shouldn't hurt coast market,
6/22/91, 6B
- Taxes in Jackson add to price of homes, 12/16/91,
4B
- Title insurance shelters buyers, 7/13/92, 4B
- Trustmark Bank funds loan pool for first-time buyers,
10/1/92, 5B
- Veterans Home Purchase Board offers lowest home lone
rates, 1/25/92, 5B
- Warranty on house can save money, 1/29/90, 1G
- Home buying SEE ALSO Real estate
- Home buying SEE ALSO Talking House
- Home computers SEE Computers
- Home construction SEE Housing
- Home Cookin' SEE Ben Marney and Home Cookin'
- Home design
- Grand entrances, most important part of the home,
7/20/93, 1D
- Home education, Greenwood
- City seeking federal funding for new program, 5/21/91,
2B
- Home education, Hinds County
- Myers family chooses home study over school change,
10/15/90, 1B
- Home education, Jackson
- Living in History class
- Teacher Tricia Raymond, 10/8/94, 5B
- Home education, Mississippi
- Going to school at home, 10/23/88, 1E
- Home Educators of Central Mississippi, 8/27/89, 1B
- Home-taught students can apply to gifted school, 1/21/89;
3B
- Increased vigilance by authorities called for, 11/15/91,
1B
- Officials seek stricter laws, 7/14/86, 1A
- Preston and Metcalf families
- Moral and scholastic training, 4/17/93, 1D
- State's laws said to be among best, 10/17/89, 2B
- Home Educators of Central Mississippi
- Dan Fredericks, pres.; 1225 St. Ann St., Jackson,
10/23/88, 1E
- Home equity loans
- Have benefits and drawbacks, 7/23/90, 1E
- New tax law, 11/8/86, 8B
- Home Extension Service
- Master Gardener program, 6/8/92, 1D
- Home Federal Savings & Loan Assc
- Meridian
- Bought by Trustmark Bank, 10/3/92, 5B
- Home Federal Savings & Loan Assn
- Broadhead intends to buy, 8/7/90, 6B
- Meridian, 4/24/89, 12E
- Texas investors cancel deal, 10/5/85, 8B
- To be sold, 9/14/85, 8B
- Home gymnasiums
- Bring fitness home with your own gym; buying tips,
2/19/90, 1E
- Home Health Program SEE Department of Health
- Home Health Program SEE Privatization
- Home invasions SEE Crime rate, Jackson---1994..
- Home libraries SEE Libraries
- Home loans SEE Home buying
- Home offices SEE Home-based businesses
- Home Place
- Retirement center given bus by Old Ladies Home, 12/24/94,
1B
- Home port SEE Naval Station Pascagoula
- Home Quarters Warehouse Inc
- Opens on County Line Road, 9/17/93, 10B
- Home repairs
- Newspaper readers tell of nightmares, 10/24/93, 1E
- Home rule
- House panel endorses bill for Mississippi cities,
12/6/84, 1B
- Jackson metro area, 1/2/87, 1B; 1/6/87, 3B
- Home sales SEE Home buying
- Home schooling
- Home Search Inc
- Computerized database of homes for sale, 6/1/94, 4B
- Home selling SEE Home buying
- Home thermostats
- Cold war on the home front, 11/7/91, 1D
- Home-based businesses
- Homework takes on new meaning, 1E; 1/23/89
- Jill Beneke carries on at home while on maternity
leave, 11/6/94, 1A
- Offers are often scams, BBB says, 9/12/93, 3B
- Offices in the home, 1/23/89, 1E; 7/27/92, 1D
- Homebuilders
- Bill would do away with classroom study for licensing,
1/17/90, 6B
- Homebuilders Association of Jackson SEE New Life for
Women
- Homecoming
- Football, parades bring alumni to JSU, Tougaloo, 10/20/91,
1B
- Traditional but updated homecoming is in style, 10/17/89,
4B
- HOMEFEST
- McRae's home-furnishings store on County Line Road,
2/15/94, 6B; 5/14/94, 5B
- Homeless Conference
- Statewide meeting tours Jackson facilities, 5/1/92,
4B
- Homeless Education Program
- State program turned Bobbie Hollands' life around,
6/10/91, 1B
- Homeless, Canton
- Couple Phillip and Alice Abel open shelter, 6/8/92,
1B
- Homeless, Greenville
- Shelter manager finds job rewarding, 10/15/88, 1A
- Homeless, Jackson
- Anderson gets grant to give health care, 5/26/88,
1A
- Body of June Nichols found near Pearl River, 1/2/91,
3B; 12/31/90, 3B
- Body of Lonnie Palmer found in Town Creek, 4/5/91,
5B
- Brumfield House
- Shelter for homeless, 6/13/88, 1B
- Census workers comb streets for homeless, 3/20/90,
1A; 3/21/90, 1A
- City Council funds five shelters; minority agencies
protest, 8/7/91, 4B
- Community Stewpot remembers homeless who have died,
12/22/94, 5B
- Easter bunny will visit Gateway Rescue Mission, 4/7/90,
5B
- Education program turned Bobbie Hollands' life around,
6/10/91, 1B
- Evans starts new year without companion June Nichols,
1/1/91, 1B
- Free dental clinic, 12/26/92, 1B
- Gateway Mission serves 200 on Easter, 4/16/90, 1A
- Gateway Rescue Mission's Thanksgiving dinner, 11/19/89,
1E
- Happy couple wed for 'life with God', 5/12/91, 1B
- Harmless for the most part, but police don't always
know, 5/24/92, 1G
- Heating problems at Brumfield House, 12/22/89, 1A;
12/23/89, 1B
- HOMELESS, JACKSON
- HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL: FREEDOM AND FEAR, 5/24-25/92,
1A+
- Homeless, Jackson
- Homeless veteran James Green, 4/4/94, 1A
- Hub of agencies is Capitol and Rose streets, 5/24/92,
1G
- Indigent man Willie Clayton's body given to UMC, 9/7/91,
5B
- Jackson shelter for homeless celebrates 1st birthday,
12/23/88, 1A
- Living in shelter opens eyes of observers, 3/5/89,
1A
- Mental patient found dead of hypothermia, 12/22/89,
5B
- Mission to help feed, 11/23/85, 1C
- New mediation program between landlord/tenants to
ease problem, 7/11/89, 3B
- Photographer Kay Holloway's portraits shown, 11/16/94,
1D
- Pregnant women becoming more common, 4/26/92, 1B
- Sanders and Howard are advocates before City Council,
8/16/93, 1B
- Shelter set for homeless & mentally ill, 10/10/88,
1B
- Shelters busy during holiday cold snap, 1/1/91, 1A
- Single mothers crowding ramshackle apartments, 3/4/90,
1A
- Southern Christian Services gets grant to help homeless
teenagers, 12/8/91, 6B
- St. James Episcopal plans to build houses for working
poor, 11/12/88, 1C
- Students eager to help, 5/25/86, 1E
- Supplemental food program extended to families living
in shelters, 4/3/90, 1B
- Vagrant died alone, without true name, 3/6/89, 1A
- Wingard family opens Christian home for needy, 12/1/90,
1D
- Wingards, once homeless, open shelter for city's needy,
12/1/90, 1D
- Homeless, Mississippi
- A growing worry in rural areas, 10/16/88, 1A
- Communities receive $1.45M to aid homeless, abused,
6/8/91, 1B
- HOMELESS, MISSISSIPPI
- FACE OF THE HOMELESS, 7/14/91, 1A+
- Homeless, Mississippi
- Federal and state funds total $1.5 Million, 5/21/90,
1B
- Funds shrink as ranks of homeless rise, 3/21/88, 1B
- Hands Across America aid, 5/12/87, 1A
- Mississippi Homeless Conference, 5/23/91, 4B
- Mississippians take part in march on Washington, 10/8/89,
11A
- Shelter planned (Second Home), 12/14/85, 1C
- Shelter-(Second Home), 8/17/87, 2B
- Shelters have plenty of donated food, 12/4/94, 1A
- Stephen Burger talks on the changing face of the homeless,
9/22/90, 3B
- To march on Washington, 10/6/89, 1E
- Homeless, Pass Christian
- Deschamp family living is bus, 9/15/91, 4B
- Homeless, Tupelo
- More and more homeless families turning up, 3/8/92,
2B
- Homeowner associations
- Pros and cons, 10/2/89, 1E
- Homeowners
- Homeport SEE Naval Station Pascagoula
- Homes SEE Housing
- Homestead exemption
- Annual filing renewal no longer necessary, 5/4/91,
4B
- Hinds Countians won't get 2nd notice
- Must file to cut taxes, 3/14/88, 1B
- Notices, 3/19/87, 3B
- Senate kills bill reducing full exemptions, 4/10/92,
2B
- Senator Sledge advocates cutting loopholes costing
state, 12/23/90, 3H
- Tax Commission decides on Hinds County reimbursements,
2/27/91, 5B; 3/6/91, 5B
- Tax Commission releases Hinds County's $1.25M, 5/29/91,
4B
- Used by politicians as weapon against residency requirements,
7/13/92, 1A
- Homestead Savings and Loan Assn, 2/10/87, 8B
- Hometown Hero's Country Talent Contest
- Talent search in Mississippi, 2/23/94, 1D
- Homework
- Getting a handle on it, 5/7/92, 1D
- Supplement income working at home, 2/10/91, 1E
- Valuable reinforcement tool; depends on home, 11/14/89,
4B
- Homework hotline
- In Mississippi, 8/12/93, 1A; 8/23/94, 4B; 8/24/93,
1A
- Homicide SEE Crime rate; SEE Murder; SEE ALSO Vehicular
homicide
- Homicide rate SEE Crime rate, Jackson
- Homochitto National Forest
- Three men charged with harassment of federal officials,
6/9/92, 5B
- Homochitto Outdoors
- Markets wildlife calendars, T-shirts, 11/27/87, 1F
- Homosexuals SEE Gays
- Honda Campus All-Star Challenge SEE Jackson State University
- Honda Motor Co
- Donates $1 Million to Mississippi State University,
2/11/89, 1B
- Jackson now central distribution center, 7/29/94,
5B
- Honduran youth (William Cader), 1/19/87, 1A; 1/21/87,
1B
- Honduras
- Honduran businesspeople to study Mississippi business
techniques, 6/10/89, 8B
- President Rafael Callejas invites Mississippi business,
5/12/90, 1A
- Welcomes Mississippi investors (John Ferch), 2/27/86,
1B
- Hone buying
- Patio homes eliminate large lawns that need mowing,
4/1/92, 5B
- Honey
- More than 300 types to choose from, 11/8/89, 1E
- Honeycutt, Jeff
- Jackson actor, 6/6/89, 1D
- Plays Cap'n Catfish, 10/20/86, 1B
- Honeymoon bugs SEE Love bugs
- Hong Kong Restaurant
- Restaurant review, 11/24/94, 4E
- Honoraria SEE Ethics reports
- Hood Furniture Manufacturing, 9/10/88, 8B
- Jesse Jackson backs union cause, 4/14/93, 5B
- Polish workers shocked at low wages paid by Hood,
6/8/93, 5B
- Rally raps pay, working conditions, 9/20/92, 1B
- Strike decision is near, 4/3/93, 5B
- Told to negotiate with union, 12/5/89, 6B
- Union and management tackle contract standoff, 3/20/93,
5B; 3/24/93, 5B
- Union workers considering strike, 9/4/92, 5B; 9/17/92,
5B; 9/19/92, 8B
- Workers approve settlement, 8/6/93, 5B
- Hood, Carroll
- Employment Security official sues senator, lobbyist,
7/26/91, 5B
- Hood, Ed
- Appeal of conviction, 6/12/85, 1A; 6/13/85, 1A
- Conviction could change Copiah politics, 6/11/85,
1B
- Jury selection error, 9/24/85, 1A; 9/25/85, 1A
- Voter fraud trial, 10/8/85, 1B; 10/9/85, 1A
- Hood, Orley
- 'Doctorgate', His columns of 7/3/94 and 7/17/94; responses
7/24/94, 1E, 5E
- New Year's resolutions, 1E; 1/1/89
- Wants to go to Italy, 11/1/90, 1D
- Hood, Ryan
- As auditor, he says he would stress education, 8/22/91,
1B
- Half of campaign funds come from family, 6/12/91,
3B
- Outraises, outspends his challengers, 7/12/91, 1B
- Says he will run for state auditor, 3/9/91, 2B; 3/26/91,
2B
- Targets voters with 'Robin Hood' TV ad, 4/15/91, 1A
- Hood, Walter Lee
- Benefit to help with medical expenses, 5/31/91, 1E;
6/1/91, 5B
- Big Daddy, 9/23/87, 1D
- Big Daddy hospitalized, 3/2/91, 5B; 3/5/91, 1D
- Hospitalized with heart problem, 5/23/91, 1B
- Recuperating at Jackson health care center, 4/11/91,
14E
- Hood, Warren
- Furniture business still good, 8/3/86, 1G
- Hood-Adams, Rebecca
- Arrested on prescription forgery charge, 3/1/90, 4B;
10/7/89, 4B
- Detective links her to altered prescription, 1/25/91,
2B
- Handwriting expert not sure in forged prescription
evidence, 4/13/91, 3B
- Prescription-forgery charges won't be pursued, 5/8/91,
3B
- Hooker, Charles C SEE Johnson, Walter Lee
- Hooker, Scottye
- Real estate broker, 11/26/89, 2H
- Hooks, Benjamin
- Announces rsignation from NAACP post, 2/16/92, 1A
- At Jackson forum: America has 'failed on promis',
5/20/92, 2B
- At NAACP meeting on Coast: amazed at state's progress,
3/22/92, 2B
- NAACP national director says blacks must continue
fight, 6/13/89, 2B
- To address MSU students at scholarship fundraising
event, 4/16/92, 3B
- Hooper, DeAnna
- Perforsm at State Fair, 10/15/92, 6E
- Hooper, Pleasant
- Vidalia, Louisiana doctor's license revoked for drug
charges, 4/19/91, 1B
- Hooper, Pleasant Fite
- Ex-physician admits guild in tax evasion case, 9/2/93,
4B; 11/9/93, 3B
- Hoover, Marvin Edward SEE Biddle, T.O.
- Hopaki (Leake County)
- Judy Hall Tucker
- Why I Live Where Live, 5/20/91, 1D
- Hope House of Hospitality
- Begins fund raising to enlarge facility, 12/21/91,
1D
- Cancer outpatients, 12/25/85, 1B
- Financial problems, 4/26/86, 1C
- For seriously ill outpatients, 11/27/93, 1D
- Hopkins, Cooper
- Madison County sheriff's son drowns, 2B; 10/25/94,
1B
- Hopkins, Eric SEE State bond scheme
- Hopkins, James
- Lee County Justice Court Judge ousted, 7/4/91, 1B
- Hopkins, Jessie
- Madison sheriff is subject of federal probe, 11/10/90,
1A
- Hopper, Grace
- Speaks at National Space Technology Labs, 8/29/87,
1A
- Horace Slay Auto Sales
- Corvette dealer has heard 'em all, 9/7/88, 8B
- Horhn, John, 2/12/87, 1C
- Director of Mississippi Film Office, 4/27/86, 1H
- Dismissed by DECD's Heidel, 3/20/92, 1A; 3/22/92,
1F
- Official apologizes for remark about Jews, 6/28/88,
1A
- Sees "Hill Street Blues" final episode, 5/12/87, 1C
- To head Tourism programs of DED, 1/5/89; 8B
- Horizon Community Church
- Holds first service at Northpark Cinema, 8/24/91,
1D
- Horn Island
- German ammunition from WWII cannot be found, 7/12/93,
1B
- Mosquitoes, 7/12/87, 1B
- New wolves to change Horn Island, 1B; 1/26/89
- Red wolf pair arrives on Island, 1B; 1/11/89
- Red-wolf pack will be used to propagate species, 12/1/90,
1A
- Shoreline remains polluted after oil spill, 9/22/89,
2B
- Six eagles poised to join coast breeding colony, 3/9/89,
3B
- Wolves bound for Island delayed by plane, 1/10/89;
3B
- Horn Lake Public Schools
- Elementary students back in class after fire, 11/22/88,
1B
- Horn Lake, Mississippi
- Citizens oppose merger with Southaven, and vice versa,
4/29/92, 3B
- Horn, Dennis SEE Public defenders
- Horne, Jan
- Jackson Prep teacher has pizazz, 10/15/91, 4B
- Hornets (insects)
- Invade home of Driver family in Pearl, 8/24/90, 1B
- Horoscopes
- Gubernatorial candidates, 8/4/87, 1A
- Horse and Burro Adoption Center
- Horse breeding
- Arabian horse auction, 5/22/88, 1B
- Arabian horses at Kellydun Farm, 5/20/88, 3B
- State horse business still kicking, 9/9/88, 8B
- Horse racing
- Association dumps president, hopes to revive bill,
10/16/85, 1A
- Betting
- Birmingham, AL, 3/8/87, 1A
- Columbus, Georgia steeplechase, 10/29/89, 1F
- House rejects horse race betting bill, 2/14/87, 3B
- Legal snags hold up licensing of track, 3/12/86, 1A
- Madison Co
- Doesn't pass, 11/5/85, 1B
- Memphis, TN
- Effect on Mississippi, 10/4/87, 1G; 10/9/87, 1A;
10/10/87, 1A
- Philadelphia
- Rules the track at Mississippi Futurity, 12/1/88,
1D
- Push for bill in legislature, 1/5/86, 3B
- Vicksburg still in running for track, 2/28/86, 1A
- Horses
- Animals rescued from Carol Wright's farm said to be
starving, 11/15/94, 5B; 11/16/94, 2B
- Canton house burglar using horse is arrested, 12/1/89,
1B
- Jim Buck Ross wants a statewide network of multi-purpose
arenas, 2/12/92, 1A
- Mississippians show horses in World Paint Championships,
8/16/90, 1D
- Phyllis Jacobs' horse killed by arrow at Oakbrook
Stables, 10/5/94, 4B
- Pony found walking the streets of Richland, 11/21/92,
4B
- Preparations made for horses now used by people, 7/26/94,
1D
- Rare twin-colt birth for Jackson breeders, 7/27/94,
1D
- Reward offered in shooting of 3 horses in Itawamba
County, 1/2/94, 4B; 1/5/94, 3B
- State pursues horse thieves Tammy and James Hudson,
4/11/91, 1B
- Terry man adopts wild-herd horse, 11/27/89, 1A
- Wild horse sale at fairgrounds, 11/27/89, 1A
- Horses SEE ALSO Adopt-A-Horse program
- Horses SEE ALSO Eastern equine encephalomyelitis
- Horses SEE ALSO National Cutting Horse Association
- Horseshoe Hotel and Casino SEE Riverboat gambling,
Tunica
- Horseshoes
- Biloxi
- Old Forester National Horseshoe Pitchers World
Tournament, 7/15/91, 1B
- Horton, Jacob SEE Aircraft accidents
- Horton, Joseph
- Edwards nighclub owner charged in double murder at
club, 1/8/94, 4B
- Horton, Nathan Henry SEE Cigarette smokers' lawsuits
- Horton, Raymond
- Cleveland man comes out of 3-year coma, 7/23/93, 1A
- Horton, Steve
- AIDS patient accuses Mobile Medic of dumping him,
8/11/94, 1A
- Hosch, Richard
- Greenwood student is budding composer/musician/rocket
scientist, 2/26/91, 4B
- Hosford Fontaine Gallery SEE Goodwill Celebration Art
Exhibition
- Hosiery
- Patterned stockings, 4/7/87, 1C
- Hoskins, Otha Lee SEE Harrison, Wayne
- Hospices
- Aid for dying, and their families, 12/1/91, 1E+; 12/22/86,
1B
- Chaplains play key role in area programs, 10/27/90,
1B
- Whispering Pines in south Jackson, 11/28/92, 1D
- Hospices SEE ALSO McCollum, Jennie
- Hospices SEE ALSO Personal care homes
- Hospital Corp. of America
- Bids go on the examining table, 11/21/88, 4B
- Reaches agreement on sale of hospital management division,
6/13/89, 6B
- Hospitality Regatta
- Gulfport amd Jackson yacht clubs compete at Reservoir,
10/15/93, 1E
- Hospitals
- Too many patients at Biloxi VA die, study shows, 6/14/89,
1A
- Hospitals SEE ALSO Charity hospitals
- Hospitals Jackson
- City has resources to become top regional health-care
center, 1/30/93, 1B
- Hospitals Jefferson Davis County
- Hospital seeks cure for ill finances, 1/31/88, 1B
- Hospitals, Biloxi
- VA hospital cuts services to curb spending, 2/4/89;
3B
- Hospitals, Greenville
- Doctors urge merger of two local hospitals, 6/30/92,
1B, 3B
- Hospitals, Hollandale
- County hospital without doctor closes, 5/5/89, 3B
- Hospitals, Iuka
- Citizens say Holladay playing politics, 7/28/91, 3G
- New hospital proposal still in works, 7/16/91, 3B
- Private Nashville firm not allowed to bid, 6/13/91,
3B; 6/15/91, 3B
- Proposed facility could become model for rural hospitals,
12/16/89, 1B
- Tishomingo County to get state-of-the-art facility,
12/28/91, 4B
- Hospitals, Jackson
- Competition is 'unholy war' among city hospitals,
7/12/93, 1A
- HOSPITALS, JACKSON
- FACE THE FUTURE; HEALTHY, WEALTHY AND WISE?, 7/11-14/93,
1A, 2G
- Hospitals, Jackson
- Local economy benefits from facilities, 3/29/92, 1C
- Pecking order is fallacy: no facility does shoddy
job, 7/14/93, 10A
- Wellness programs, 8/29/93, 1C
- Hospitals, Little Rock
- City going from cooperation to competition, 7/13/93,
8A
- Hospitals, Mississippi
- Budget problems, 9/20/87, 3B
- Cardiac Emergency Network hospitals, 10/30/88, 1C
- Congressmen asked to help rural hospital needs, 11/19/87,
3B
- Death rates within predicted levels, 12/16/88, 2C
- Doctors want hospitals ranked by services available,
11/6/89, 1A
- Empty beds boost profit at hospitals, 11/7/88, 1B
- Obstetric services steadily declining in state hospitals,
12/23/91, 1A
- Officials: Death rates misleading, 3/13/86, 1A
- Panel says public facilities should be able to go
private, 12/15/92, 2B
- Problems continue, some rural hospitals may close,
1/29/89; 11H
- Rural hospitals being hurt by economic downturn, 3/24/91,
1A+
- Rural hospitals expect money problems, 6/30/88, 3B
- Rural hospitals starving with empty rooms, 7/11/93,
1A
- Hospitals, Tunica
- Community too small to support hospital, officials
say, 12/6/93, 1B
- Hospitals, Tunica County
- Staff departures threaten its future, 6/25/89, 1B
- Hospitals, US
- Crowded emergency rooms a reality throughout U.S.,
11/5/89, 1B
- Hospitals---Tishomingo County SEE Hospitals---Iuka
- Hostages SEE ALSO Police standoff
- Hostages, Alabama
- Raid frees Tupelo woman held by ex-husband in Vernon,
1/1/92, 1B
- Hostages, Batesville
- Louisiana escaped killer Kelly Drott has hostage Lindsey
Dye, 8/10/94, 3B
- Hostages, Bentonia
- Woman Tonita Griffin flees after 30 hours, 5/14/94,
1B
- Hostages, Biloxi
- Isle of Capri standoff ends; wife freed unhurt, 5/17/94,
1B
- Hostages, Columbia
- Ex-Marion Farm Bureau manager charged, 11/10/88, 1A
- Farm Bureau hostage case to go to grand jury, 1/13/89;
3B
- Hostages, Jackson
- Hanging Moss culprits plead different ways in case,
12/11/91, 4B
- Hanging Moss Road hostage takers denied bond, 11/6/91,
1B, 2B
- Hanging Moss Road residents freed; pair arrested,
11/5/91, 1A, 7A
- Hanging Moss suspect Sheppard denied bond, 11/7/91,
2B
- Hanging Moss suspects Hughes and Sheppard indicted,
12/5/91, 4B
- Hanging Moss...Sheppard given 18+ years for bank robbery,
3/14/92, 4B
- Hubbard had abused wife, papers state, 8/17/93, 1A
- Kidnapper at convenience store was a relative, 7/27/91,
5B; 7/28/91, 3B
- Man barricades himself and daughter in gasoline soaked
room, 10/6/90, 5B
- Man Chris Hubbard holds son in Jackson townhouse,
8/14/93, 1A; 8/15/93, 1B
- Man Cornelius Galloway holds 3 hostage for an hour,
9/15/93, 1B; 9/24/93, 4B
- Man ends standoff with Jackson police, 7/31/89, 1B
- Police negotiators need patience and empathy, 9/20/93,
1B
- University Medical Center guard, 3/4/87, 1A; 3/5/87,
3B
- Hostages, Lexington
- Man charged with hostage-taking of ex-wife, 1/5/91,
2B
- Hostages, Louisiana
- Mississippi men charged with hostage-taking, 12/21/90,
5B
- Hostages, Magee
- Stubbs kills himself after having held his wife hostage,
6/29/91, 2B
- Hostages, Richland
- Woman Sandra Gates shot, held hostage by ex-husband,
11/1/94, 1A
- Hot air balloons
- 2 with state connections die in New Mexico accident,
10/10/93, 1B
- Balloon "The Mississippi"; state has lofty image maker,
5/27/88, 1D
- Balloon 'Mississippi' is off to Soviet Union, 5/4/90,
1E
- Mississippi Championship Hot-Air Balloon Race in Canton,
6/20/89, 2B
- Mississippi Sky Parade, 7/13/92, 3B
- Pilots Jetta Schantz and Deveda Dillon, 9/3/93, 1E
- REMAX balloon ride as aid in weather forecasting education,
10/22/91, 4B
- Roscoe Turner Hot Air Balloon Race
- Show and festival in Greenwood and Madison County,
6/28/90, 8E
- Hot air balloons SEE ALSO Mississippi International
Balloon Classic
- Hot air balloons SEE ALSO Sky Parade
- Hot Coffee, Mississippi
- Metropolis featured in NY Times and on Johnny Carson
Show, 7/4/91, 3E
- Hot Springs, Arkansas
- Tourist promotion, 5/14/87, 8B
- Hot Tubs to You, Inc
- Hot tub rental service, 3/2/88, 8B
- Hot weather SEE Weather
- Hotels SEE Motels and hotels
- Hotlines
- 948-INFO (weather information provided by Edward St.Pe),
4/12/90, 1D
- Federal hotline for gun-related crimes: 1-800-ATF-GUNS,
2/29/92, 1B
- Jackson police chief opens citizens' hotline, 7/24/91,
4B
- Hotsticks
- Bay St. Louis business makes colorful drumsticks,
3/22/92, 1C
- Houck's Young Fashions
- Steve Houck, owner
- How's business, 6/2/92, 6B
- Hough House
- Arson suspected in destruction of landmark, 8/16/88,
3B
- Bank to tear down historic house, 8/4/88, 1A
- Houghtby, Harlan
- Northwest Jackson resident wounded in robbery attempt,
1/6/93, 1B
- Hound dog
- Hour of Educational Accountability
- Symposium, 7/25/92, 2B; 9/25/94, 3B; 9/28/94, 2B;
9/29/92, 1A; 9/30/92, 1B
- House arrest (prisoners) SEE Prisoners, Mississippi
- House banking scandal
- Mike Espy among offenders, 3/13/92, 6A; 3/31/92, 1A
- Mike Parker among check bouncers, 3/19/92, 1A; 3/20/92,
1B; 3/29/92, 3B
- Mississippi Congressmen await list of worst abusers,
3/21/92, 2B
- Mississippi native House sergeant-at-arms Jack Russ
resigns, 3/14/92, 1A, 13A
- Parker and Taylor cleared, 9/11/92, 1A
- Russ is sentenced, 12/18/93, 4A
- House fire SEE ALSO Apartment fire
- House fire, Bolton
- Jordan family burned out for 2nd time in 10 days,
2/26/92, 4B
- House fire, Brandon
- 87-year-old woman dies battling fire, 4/8/94, 4B
- House fire, Camden
- Leroy Campbell killed in accidental blaze, 11/21/92,
4B
- House fire, Canton
- Mobile home fire kills boy, brother saved, 5/24/89,
1A
- Toddlers die in trailer fire, 10/17/92, 4B
- House fire, Cleveland
- 84-year old Kate Nunnally dies, 2/14/94, 3B
- House fire, Clinton
- 911 dispatcher Patricia Garrett loses home, 2/26/93,
1A
- House fire, Greenville
- Woman Dorothy Burkey charged in fire that killed 2
men, 6/26/92, 3B
- House fire, Greenwood
- Blaze destroys 12 houses, 5/5/92, 1B; 5/6/92, 3B
- Fire department's procedure questioned following large
fire, 5/23/92, 3B
- House fire, Gulfport
- Man and his young son killed; no battery in smoke
alarm, 2/27/94, 3B
- House fire, Hinds County
- Jackson will not fight fires outside city limits,
9/10/92, 3B
- House fire, Holmes County
- Two children burn to death in home, 3/11/91, 2B
- House fire, Jackson
- 2 brothers killed playing with lighter, 1/5/93, 1A;
1/6/93, 1A
- 2 children killed; boy was playing with lighter, 5/25/94,
1A
- 3 children die in Jackson house fire, 2/25/92, 1A;
2/26/92, 1A, 3B; 4/2/92, 4B
- 4 men save 3 children from burning car, 11/15/92,
1B
- 5 houses burn near downtown, 5/6/94, 5B
- 9-year-old Kimberly Johnson saves grandmother, 1/11/92,
4B
- Abandoned houses: fires not a priority for JFD, 9/28/94,
1A
- Annexed Tougaloo area: no hydrants, house total loss,
12/7/93, 1A; 12/9/93, 1A
- Apartment fire at Lodge Apartments, 10/31/90, 5B
- Attempts by friends fail: William Wallace dies, 12/24/93,
1B
- Bedridden man dies in Jackson housefire, 1/21/93,
1B
- Blast, fire gut Jackson home, occupant burned, 1B;
1/1/89
- Boarding house on Boyd Street, 1/11/94, 1B
- Candle in house without electricity: 2 injured, 4/7/92,
5B
- Carpenter looses workshop on street without hydrants,
1/10/92, 1A
- Child dies, infant hurt during blaze, 8/10/89, 5B;
8/11/89, 5B; 8/23/89, 5B
- Derelict house on Topp Street, 9/13/94, 5B
- Duplex blaze on Grand Avenue, 5/1/94, 3B
- Eastbrooke Condominiums heavily damaged, 11/25/94,
1B
- Elderly man dies in abandoned house, 12/18/93, 4B
- Elderly woman Mariah Carroll pulled to safety, 11/1/93,
1B; 11/2/93, 3B
- Fire detector could avoid tragedy, 5/18/88, 1B
- Firefighter David Benton injured, 12/6/93, 2B; 12/7/93,
2B; 12/11/93, 4B
- Firefighters, helicopters fight northwest Jackson
fire 6 hours, 11/21/90, 5B
- House burns after city fire trucks don't respond,
1/5/90, 1A
- House fire destroys Westbrook home, 2/13/89, 1A; 10/18/89,
1B
- House fire kills woman, injures firefighters, 11/12/90,
1B; 11/14/90, 5B
- House on wheels teaches fire safety, 8/2/89, 5B
- Infant dies in Lynch Street duplex blaze, 11/3/93,
1B
- Lightning ignites home on Hand Street, 9/2/94, 5B
- Man Sam Brown killed as roof collapses in duplex,
1/19/92, 1B
- Man taken from Lamar Street vacant house dies, 5/27/92,
4B
- Monterey Apartments fire: 3 tossed, 3 jump from building,
1/22/92, 3B
- Northwest Jackson couple and caretaker escape, 6/16/93,
4B
- Officials say smoking likely cause of Adams street
house fire, 9/26/90, 5B
- Prevention is the best insurance, 9/29/93, 1D
- Probe continues into first fire deaths of 1990, 3/3/90,
1A; 3/7/90, 1B
- Reverend Frank Pollard's home burns, 8/25/93, 1A,
7A
- Safety campaign launched by local officials, 12/30/94,
1B
- Smoke inhalation kills 7-year-old boy in south Jackson,
1/2/92, 1B
- Twelve year-old neighbor saves disable man Bud Frazier,
9/9/91, 1A
- Two infants die in duplex blaze, 5/30/91, 1B; 5/31/91,
4B; 7/15/91, 3B
- Westbrook home burns, 2/13/89, 1A
- Woman dies in house fire on Lynch Street, 8/8/91,
4B
- Woman Louvella Ross dragged from burning home, 11/9/91,
1B
- Woman Mary Comfort, 72, dies on Lynwood Drive, 2/5/92,
2B
- Woman Mary Laird, 92, killed in Eastover area, 12/29/94,
1B
- Woodcrest Drive: child playing with lighter on bed,
12/13/91, 4B
- House fire, Louisville
- 2 children die; cause is sought, 1/29/94, 3B
- House fire, Madison
- Historic home, 9/3/87, 1A
- House fire, Madison County
- $280,000 home destroyed; inadequate water pressure,
7/16/94, 1A
- Rural homeowners need protection, 9/11/88, 1A
- Woman Theresa Couchberry's clothes catch fire, 12/21/93,
3B
- House fire, Mississippi
- Christmas increases danger, 12/16/86, 1B
- Firefighters urge smoke detector checks, 10/10/88,
3B
- Mississippi Insurance Council funds fire-safety program,
12/13/94, 1B
- Preventing fire is never-ending job, 8/2/94, 1D
- House fire, Monticello
- Smoking said cause of fire that killed 3, 3/9/93,
1B
- House fire, Rankin County
- Firefighters battle 2 hours but fail to save home,
9/2/90, 2B
- Grandfather is saved by 15-year-old Eric Anderson,
12/27/90, 1B
- Home south of Florence gutted, 3/14/94, 2B
- House fire, Ridgeland
- Country Club apartments; Dawn Seyfarth saves others,
6/12/92, 1A; 6/19/92, 4B
- Hendricks home on Autumn Crest Drive, 1/18/94, 5B
- House fire, Sharkey County
- Groom dies in house fire hours before wedding, 11/16/92,
1A
- House fire, Star
- 4 family members die in blaze, 6/22/94, 1A
- House fire, Tallahatchie County
- Mobile home fire kills four, 2/20/90, 1B
- House fire, Tupelo
- Teenagers killed in fire in abandoned house, 9/28/90,
3B
- House fire, Vicksburg
- Girl Amy Buford, 9, saves aunt's life, 3/7/92, 3B
- House fire, Waveland
- Six children die, 3/29/86, 1A
- House fire, Waynesboro
- 3 infants die in blaze, 12/16/93, 1B
- House giveaway
- Dreamhouse contest falls through, 6/10/94, 1B
- Glenda Miller running essay contest, 4/14/94, 1A;
5/2/94, 1B
- House keys
- Don't hide an extra one outside house, 11/6/91, 1D
- House Levelers
- Rock band at W.C. Don's, 4/11/91, 3E
- House of Israel
- Followers to gather for Passover feast, 4/3/93, 1D
- Rabbi Devine says blacks roots lie in Israel, 8/8/92,
1D
- House of Representatives (Mississippi) SEE Mississippi
Legislature
- House of Wong
- In north Jackson
- Restaurant review, 7/6/89, 4E
- Restaurant review, 3/4/93, 4E
- House payments SEE Mortgages
- House, Son
- Blues singer, 12/26/86, 1D
- Houseboats
- Deadline for removal of boats from Pascagoula River,
6/11/91, 3B; 6/22/91, 3B
- Several Mississippians make their homes on the water,
3/11/92, 1D
- Household moving
- Seasoned veterans tell their stories, 7/27/93, 1D
- Tips on a trouble-free move, 6/12/89, 1E
- Tips on how to make a relocation go smoothly, 5/28/90,
1E
- Housemothers
- Cynthia Caldwell of Ole Miss; Deloris Williams of
Tougaloo, 5/10/92, 1E
- Housing SEE ALSO Metro Manor Apartments; Public housing
- Housing Authority Board
- Audit reveals losses, 12/31/87, 1B
- Deadline nears for directorship applicants, 3/20/91,
5B
- Housing Commission
- Calls for volunteers for Operation Help, 6/21/89,
2B
- Recycling project for poor, 5/15/89, 1B
- Wiener persuaded not to resign, 11/14/89, 1A
- Housing, Bolton
- Town seeking low-income persons to become homeowners,
11/5/94, 5B
- Housing, Canton
- Wrong house bulldozed; woman suing for damages, 9/14/90,
1A
- Housing, Clinton
- Single-family-home availibility can't keep up with
demand, 4/22/94, 5B
- Housing, Coahoma
- World Vision to build 26 homes here by end of '89,
11/25/88, 1B
- Housing, Gulf Coast
- Prices soar 19.1% in 1st quarter 1994, 5/5/94, 5B
- Housing, Jackson
- Advocates push bill on where to put public-funds deposits,
2/5/91, 5B
- Apartment developers, renters may pay for changes,
12/11/88, 1G
- Brown University; ASU students renovate house, 1/19/88,
1B
- City Council to study ordinance probibiting discrimination,
6/6/89, 1A
- Demolition order for south Jackson home, 5/27/94,
5B
- Easy-to-read house numbers crucial in emergencies,
6/22/92, 3B
- Epps family in new house, 1/17/88, 1B
- Expert discusses tips on fighting discrimination,
4/17/90, 5B
- Fraud in Jackson area cost U.S. millions, officials
say, 6/13/90, 1A
- Home construction down 6% in October, 11/21/90, 6B
- Housing Commission supplying appliances to poor, 5/15/89,
1B
- Panel, 11/27/86, 1B
- Panel studies problems, 11/21/86, 1B
- Red tape slows demolition of condemned houses, 5/17/94,
1A
- Routine home maintenance worthwhile, 1/11/90, 1D
- Slums, 9/15/85, 1J
- State-owned house on Deer Park Street a dope hangout,
6/22/92, 1A
- Substandard, 3/12/87, 1B; 11/9/86, 1A
- Substandard housing defies quick solution, 9/22/85,
3B
- Thieves steal anything and everything from building
sites, 8/18/92, 3B
- Tips on maintaining a house, 4/12/92, 1E
- Housing, Jackson SEE ALSO Jackson Metro Housing Partnership
- Housing, Madison
- Impact fees for new houses may be raised, 12/9/94,
5B
- Housing, Madison County
- Explosion in building permits tell story, 6/11/94,
1A
- Values rising rapidly; taxes falling slowly, 8/27/94,
1B
- Housing, Metcalf
- MACE Gardens, a one-parent housing program opens,
4/3/91, 4B
- Housing, Mississippi
- Advocates of housing reform optimistic legis. will
come in '89, 11/28/88, 1A
- Congressmen review poverty, housing in delta, 8/16/88,
1B
- House panel OKs bill setting standards for rental
housing, 1/25/89; 3B
- Lacks funds for aid, 9/22/85, 1B
- Landlord-tenant law could help, 4/1/89, 1B
- Lawmakers urged to create housing agency, 1/18/89;
4B
- Old house looks like home to family losing trailer,
3/14/89, 1B
- Report: Merge agencies, alter tax codes, levy fees,
11/17/88, 1B
- Task force to consider merger of agencies, 11/14/88,
1A
- Housing, Tupelo
- Grants used toward home ownership, drug free public
housin, 10/7/91, 2B
- Housing, Vicksburg
- Cedars Estates dedicated, 9/9/92, 3B
- Ground breaking for housing complex by Vicksburg Inc,
3/9/91, 1B
- Mid-State Construction of Jackson low bidder on low-income
units, 9/8/91, 2B
- Housing, Walls
- Federal grant will provide housing for poor blacks,
12/26/91, 2B
- MACE organization to buy and improve McLemore Alley
properties, 4/8/91, 1A
- Houston (Texas) Police Department
- Meridian native shot in line of duty, 12/10/89, 4B
- Houston, Bobbie Jean SEE Police beating---Jackson---(Law)
- Houston, Ginger
- Houston, Jesse
- Peanut vendor at Smith-Wills Stadium, 5/26/94, 1A
- Houston, Jimmy
- Jackson police sergeant named deputy chief, 6/3/94,
1A
- Houston, Paula
- Abuse reports, 6/7/85, 1A
- Court orders new trial for Judy Houston, 9/8/88, 1A
- Death may affect abuse probes, 7/9/85, 1A
- Described, 6/6/85, 1A
- Gag order challenged, 8/3/85, 1A
- Gag order loosened, 10/3/85, 1A
- Judge refuses to loosen gag order, 6/23/85, 1A; 6/25/85,
1A
- Jury considers death penalty for mother, 9/8/86, 1A
- Jury selection begins, 12/2/85, 1A; 12/3/85, 1A; 12/4/85,
1B
- Mother charged in death, 6/8/85, 1A; 6/15/85, 1A
- Mother found guilty of murder, 1/24/90, 1B; 12/5/85,
1A; 12/6/85, 1A; 12/7/85, 1A
- Probe criticizes Dept's handling of case, 12/15/85,
1A
- Profile; murder brings cries for reform, 1/26/86,
1H
- State's only woman on death row appeals, 7/29/88,
1B
- Trial moves to DeSoto Co., 11/7/85, 3B
- Houston, Robert Q
- Gets probation in extortion plot, 4/11/86, 1A
- Houston, William
- Textile negotiator against subsidies, 1/29/88, 8B
- Hovious, Brad
- Delta State Univ., 2/14/87, 1B
- Hovis, Guy
- Performs benefit for Methodist Children's Home, 12/2/89,
1C
- Singer engaged to Mississippian Pam Martin, 3/12/89,
1E
- How Joy
- Greenville
- Restaurant review, 7/14/94, 4E
- Howard II Elementary School
- Biloxi
- Encouraging good behavior, 10/16/90, 4B
- Biloxi school's Vietnamese students, 11/3/89, 4B
- Howard Industries Inc
- Cave-in at excavation site kills 3, 1/9/91, 2B; 7/19/90,
1A, 9A; 7/20/90, 1B
- Company, union disagree over number of workers on
job, 7/21/89, 6B
- Cooley and Kitchens honored for bravery posthumously,
7/2/91, 1B
- Laurel firm plans major expansion, 5/20/88, 8B
- Strikers lose jobs to replacement workers, 8/2/89,
6B
- Teamsters strike: company has 3-week supply of steel,
4/8/94, 5B
- To expand Laurel plant, 8/20/93, 10B
- Turns down contract approved by union, 7/28/89, 6B
- Union and Howard agree to end strike, 7/29/89, 6B
- Union seeks arbitration in labor dispute, 9/14/89,
6B
- Union strikes over alledged labor practices, 7/19-20/89,
6B; 7/24/89, 6B
- Howard Johnson's
- Howard's Discount
- 9 stores in state to close, 9/16/86, 8B
- Howard, Dan Jr. SEE Cocaine, Jackson
- Howard, Peggy SEE Homeless, Jackson---Sanders...
- Howard, Timothy
- Millsaps graduate is 1st black campus Phi Beta Kappa,
5/10/92, 1B
- Howard, Timothy SEE Mullins, Howard
- Howe, Rex SEE Fire, Biloxi---Howe...
- Howell, Beth
- In Atlantic City for 1990 Mississippi America Pageant,
9/4/90, 1D; 9/5/90, 1D
- Junior Miss, 2/4/87, 1D
- Miss Mississippi captures swimsuit prelimary, 9/7/90,
1A
- Howell, Bobby
- Mississippi House member switches to GOP, 8/20/94,
3B
- Howell, Elmo
- Book tours minds of Mississippi authors, 9/5/88, 1B
- Howell, H. Grady
- Civil War historian's new book To Live and Die in
Dixie, 2/10/92, 2B
- Howell, Lester
- Acquitted of bribe taking, 6/14/86, 1B
- Indicted for fraud, 2/21/86, 1A
- Sued for $104,121 by US Attorney, 1/15/88, 3B
- Howell, Mark
- Composer is Mississippi native, 9/9/94, 1E
- Howell, Michael
- Billed for $68,436 in embezzled funds, 6/8/93, 3B
- Ex-state bond director arrested for redeeming bonds
second time, 12/12/91, 1A
- Given four-year prison term, 7/22/92, 1A
- Pleads guilty to embezzling $238,000, 6/30/92, 1B
- State Auditor presents him with bill for $238,286,
5/5/92, 3B
- State broadens investigation of state bonds investigation,
2/17/92, 1A
- Treasury Department's bond division ripe for abuse,
8/3/92, 1A
- Howell, Michael SEE ALSO Henderson, Amos; Long, William
C
- Howell, Michael SEE ALSO Hopkins, Eric
- Howell, Sam SEE Medical Examiner
- Howell, Steven
- Jackson policeman given Billy Hickman Award, 2/5/90,
1B
- Howie, Charles Keith SEE PSC
- Howorth, Lucy
- Recalls flood of 1927, 5/13/91, 1D
- Howorth, Richard
- Square Books in Oxford
- Business profile, 6/26/89, 4E
- Howze, Joseph
- Bishop of Biloxi Diocese, 9/12/87, 1C
- Hoy Road SEE Roads and streets, Madison County
- Hoye, Terry Marcel SEE Murder, Morton
- Hubbard Volunteer Fire Department
- Supervisors OK force, 4/9/91, 5B
- Supervisors OK volunteer force, 4/9/91, 5B
- Hubbard, Bernard
- Charged for third time in sex crimes, 10/25/94, 2B;
10/26/94, 3B
- Hubbard, Bob and Sylvia SEE Ghosts!...
- Hubbard, Chris
- Had abused wife, papers say, 8/17/93, 1A
- Jackson man kidnaps wife and son; holds son hostage,
8/14/93, 1A; 8/15/93, 1B
- No criminal charges to be filed, 9/21/93, 1B; 9/22/93,
3B
- Released on $10,000 personal recognizance bond, 8/19/93,
1B
- Hubbard, Shana
- Given 20 years in son's scalding death, 11/15/94,
1B
- Hubcaps
- Jackson settles lawsuit of woman injured by flying
hubcap, 3/13/93, 1B
- Hubfest
- Hit the road to Hattiesburg, 10/10/91, 3E; 10/19/95,
9E
- HUD
- Decision to bulldoze possible Indian site angers officials,
7/24/89, 1B
- Democrat Jamie Whitten channeled funds to Mississippi,
8/14/89, 1A
- Gilliam says he arranged a $300,000 grant for Tougaloo
College, 5/3/90, 1A; 5/4/90, 1A
- HUD homebuyers given increased bonuses, 8/25/91, 1C
- Jackson businessman Les Range sues HUD over contract
he was denied, 10/6/89, 3B
- Jackson office had $1 Million in uncashed checks,
7/27/89, 1A; 7/28/89, 1B
- Letter telling of 'refund' could end up costing you,
5/4/90, 1A
- Man fired over possession of pocket knife sues HUD,
10/17/90, 1B
- Report on Jackson's treatment of Gus Saunders, 2/20/89,
1A
- Witness DuBois Gilliam testifies politics guided giving
of grants, 5/1/90, 1A
- HUD SEE ALSO Mayors---Biloxi
- Huddleston, H.C. (Duke)
- Band leader honored, 3/28/86, 1C
- Hudgens, James SEE Ministers---Rankin County
- Hudgey's
- Restaurant review, 12/19/91, 4F
- Hudgins, Courtney
- Madison teenager sings on stage with Collin Ray, 5/21/93,
1E
- Hudson brothers (Sumrall) SEE Mustangs (automobiles)
- Hudson Salvage Centers Inc
- Thriving on disasters, 3/25/90, 1G
- Hudson's Pharmacy
- Canton
- P.C.and Dolly take dose of retirement, 1/14/91,
1D
- Hudson, Charles
- Pearl recreation director resigns after election as
supervisor, 4/9/93, 4B
- Hudson, Jim
- Executive chef at The Palette, 5/9/90, 1E
- Hudson, Michelle
- Wrestling fan, 9/27/89, 5B
- Hudson, Modeen
- Bass trial set for August, 6/27/92, 2B
- Bass trial: he pleads guilty, implicates father, 3/10/93,
1A, 9A
- Bass trial: prosecution rests its case, 9/11/92, 5B
- Bass trial: suspect is guilty of transporting stolen
property, 9/12/92, 4B
- Missing Pearl woman's body found in Louisiana, 3/3/92,
1B; 3/4/92, 2B
- Murder trial of George Michael Bass begins, 3/8/93,
2B; 3/9/93, 5B
- Neighbor George Michael Bass faces murder charges,
3/10/92, 3B
- Pearl woman is missing; believed kidnapped, 2/27/92,
1B
- Hudson, Tammy and James
- State pursuing accused horse thieves, 4/11/91, 1B
- Hudson, Winson
- Leake County NAACP president wins Fannie Lou Hamer
award, 5/11/92, 1A
- Hudspeth Retardation Center
- Employee Wilma Smith charged with patient abuse, 3/22/91,
3B
- Employment program for mentally retarded, 2/29/88,
1B
- Grand jury hears accusations against Willie Ross,
5/4/94, 5B
- Horseback riding as therapy, 11/11/85, 1C
- Inmate Larry Roebuck beaten to death, 12/16/93, 1B;
12/17/93, 4B
- Manslaughter charge dismissed in scalding death, 11/19/85,
1A
- Questions about scalding death, 7/8/85, 1B
- Roebuck slaying: inmate John Henderson is suspect,
4/2/94, 5B
- Suit filed, 12/11/84, 1B
- Hudspeth, Tommy Earl
- Escapee found under bridge in Memphis, 9/23/93, 3B
- Hunt for escapee called off, 9/21/93, 2B
- Parchman inmate hacks fence, escapes, 9/14/93, 3B;
9/15/93, 3B; 9/16/93, 3B
- HUEYs (Heliocopters) SEE Emergency medical service,
Mississippi
- Huff, Delton Wayne
- Golf tourney to benefit his family, 8/16/90, 5B
- Off-duty Jackson police officer killed in Rankin wreck,
7/13/90, 5B
- Huff, Gay
- Jackson City Clerk will run for Attorney General,
3/17/94, 2B
- Huff, James
- Mississippian named head of REA, 3/10/92, 6B; 7/29/92,
2A
- Huff, Kellye
- Releases her second contemporary gospel album, 12/29/90,
1D
- Huffman, Alan SEE Holly Grove II
- Hugh White State Park SEE Grenada Lake/Hugh White State
Park
- Hughes Aircraft
- Acquires General Dynamics missile operations, 5/13/92,
5B; 5/24/92, 3G
- Adds 45 jobs at Forest plant, 10/31/91, 6B
- GM buys, 6/6/85, 8B
- JSU and Hughes Aircraft begin education partnership,
10/6/89, 6B
- Plant in Forest builds torpedo parts, 6/25/88, 8B;
10/12/89, 6B
- Plant located in Scott Co., 10/12/85, 8B
- Seeking non-military contracts, 8/27/94, 5B
- Torpedo contract assures continuation of Forest plant,
5/8/92, 5B
- Will trim 9000 jobs nationwide, 7/1/92, 5B
- Hughes Eastern Petroleum Ltd, 2/26/87, 8B
- Hughes FTI SEE Landfills, Noxubee County
- Hughes Memorial Tower
- Mississippi
- Tower makes Washington waves, 5/1/88, 9G
- Hughes Telephone Co
- 75th anniversary, 8/7/86, 8B
- Hughes, Billy T
- MHP officer hired as McComb police chief, 1/13/94,
3B
- Hughes, Charles Daniel
- Brandon man dies in Jackson jail cell, 7/22/91, 1B;
7/23/91, 5B
- Hughes, Danny
- 3 Batesville men face charges in death of Memphis
man, 3/11/94, 3B
- Hughes, David Earl SEE Hostages---Jackson---Hanging
Moss...
- Hughes, Derrick
- Former Washington County deputy pleads guilty to extortion,
10/6/93, 3B
- Hughes, Donald
- Admits he pistol-whipped a government witness, 3/22/91,
4B; 3/23/91, 5B
- Charged with kidnapping of ex-wife at Reservoir lounge,
6/7/90, 5B
- Hughes, Elizabeth
- Produces wearable art, 7/23/89, 1E
- Hughes, John
- Ex-drug agent's Army drug use endangers cocaine cases,
6/6/90, 1A
- Hughes, Kristopher
- Shriners help Brookhaven boy
- Artificial arm, 11/6/93, 1A
- Hughes, Robert
- Ex-Choctaw hospital administrator padded salary, says
auditor, 8/24/90, 1B
- Hughes, Robert Ben SEE Embezzlement
- Hugs & Kisses
- Karen Skeen and Joyce Honea, owners
- How's business?, 5/20/93, 5B
- Human Development Center of Mississippi SEE Garner,
Margrit
- Human errors
- Mississippians admit silly mistakes, 8/18/94, 1D
- Human Radio
- Tennessee rock band at Hal & Mal's, 11/14/91,
6F
- Human Services department SEE Department of Human Services
- Human skin
- Winter weather dries skin
- Solutions offered, 1/19/94, 1D
- Humanism
- Textbook controversy, 3/6/87, 1A
- Humble Church of God in Christ
- Summer day camp, 8/4/90, 1D
- Humor
- Symposium on southern humor at Millsaps, 10/8/93,
1E
- Humphreys County
- Another teacher arrested for rape, 5/17/90, 1B
- Men draw students into rape-charge protest, 5/24/90,
2B
- Sex investigation held up by schoolgirl qualms, 4/7/90,
1B; 4/11/90, 1A
- Sex-with-students probe under way in schools, 3/8/90,
1A; 5/18/90, 1B
- Team may help counsel students after sex inquiry,
4/12/90, 1B
- Humphreys County High School
- Gunfight gets 23 students ousted, 9/9/92, 1A; 9/10/92,
1A
- Humphreys County Junior High School
- Asbestos testing delays reopening, 10/27/93, 2B
- Humphreys County Public Schools
- Donations pour in for burned-out schools, 11/8/93,
3B
- Sex-with-students probe under way, 3/8/90, 1A
- Humphries, Michael SEE Motion pictures
- Hunan Wok
- Restaurant review, 7/20/87, 1F; 8/31/89, 4F
- Hunger SEE ALSO Garner, Margrit
- Hunger, Canton
- U.S. House Select Committee members visit Canton area,
5/4/91, 1A
- Hunger, Frank
- Greenville lawyer nominated to U.S. Justice Department
post, 4/30/93, 1B
- Hunger, Mississippi
- Millsaps chapter of RESULTS lobbies government, 1C;
1/31/89
- Mississippi Food Network launches Can Care food drive,
2/1/89; 3B
- Studies show 100,000 state children go hungry, 3/27/91,
1A
- HUNGER, MISSISSIPPI
- STUDY SAYS A THIRD OF STATE'S CHILDREN GO HUNGRY,
6/16/93, 1A
- Hunsberger, Bill
- Named publisher of 'Hattiesburg American', 11/12/91,
6B
- Hunt Junior High School
- Columbus
- Mary Murrah teaches gifted, 4/3/90, 4B
- Hunt, Al
- Newsman speaks to Mississippi Economic Council, 5/12/93,
5B
- Hunt, Alvis SEE Commission of Environmental Quality
- Hunt, Alvis SEE Trustmark Bank
- Hunt, Ben
- Pike County coroner denies he shot man, 12/28/92,
3B
- Hunt, Bennie SEE Coroners, Pike County
- Hunt, Bill
- Family says his promised freedom for cooperation not
forthcoming, 9/7/94, 7A
- Gets life for murder of lawyer, 9/17/86, 1B; 9/18/86,
1B; 9/19/86, 1B
- Inmate claims he can prove prison corruption, 9/25/94,
1A
- Hunter, Clarence
- Black Mississippian lived 5 years in Uganda, 2/6/94,
1F
- Hunter, Clementine
- Louisiana artist, 1/2/88, 2B
- Hunter, Lindsey SEE Basketball
- Hunter, Robert Tyrone
- In serious condition; mistook pesticide for whiskey,
7/13/91, 1A; 7/16/91, 1B
- Hunter, Thomas
- Jackson policeman receives Distinguished Service Award,
1/12/93, 5B
- Hunting
- 2-time spotlighter/hunter Robert Morea sentenced,
2/2/94, 4B
- Hunting SEE ALSO Duck hunting
- Hunting SEE ALSO Game animals
- Hunting SEE ALSO Game wardens; SEE ALSO Road hunting
- Hunting accidents
- Abbeville man fatally shoots neighbor mistaken for
deer, 11/22/93, 1B
- Better investigation would clear up "accidents," 2/26/89,
12D
- Bowhunter kills teenager; no charges filed, 11/2/91,
5B
- Bullet passes through deer, kills Lucedale hunter,
12/2/94, 1B
- Copiah deer hunter awaits grand jury in girl's death,
1/15/91, 1B
- Dear hunter in Stone County kills partner, 11/26/94,
3B; 11/27/94, 5B
- Decatur man wounded; 15th victim this season, 12/2/91,
1A
- Deer season 1991 opens with two hunters being killed,
11/25/91, 1A
- Enterprise child fatally shot by father, 1/19/93,
3B
- Five shot on first day of turkey season, 3/23/92,
1B
- Mendenhall 13-year-old's blood transfusions drain
supply, 1/4/92, 3B
- Panola County officials seek hunter in fatal shooting,
1/19/93, 2B
- Probation ordered in hunting death, 2/22/89, 3B
- Purvis man Jimmy Madden shoots father, 12/19/91, 1B;
12/20/91, 3B
- Quitman man killed by girlfriend, 12/15/92, 3B
- Shooting of Taylorsville youth ruled accidental, 10/16/91,
3B
- Hunting licenses
- DWF&P will be late in issuing licenses, 7/1/94,
3C
- Hunting, Homochitto National Forest
- Dixon case goes to jury, 9/19/92, 3B
- Dixon trial; 'dozens of shots fired', 9/16/92, 3B
- Dixons found guilty, 9/20/92, 3B
- Dixons sentenced to halfway house, 12/1/92, 3B
- Dixons threatened hunters. ranger testifies, 9/17/92,
3B
- Doctor William Dixon on probation, 3/19/93, 3B
- Trial of Dixons who terrified forestry agents, 9/15/92,
2B
- Hunting, Mississippi
- Bow-hunting article, 9/18/88, 18D
- Fall hunting/fishing preview (special section), 8/25/89
- Final days of bird season, 2/26/89, 12D
- Hunting and fishing in Mississippi (supplement), 3/3/89,
1F
- Hunting clubs popluar, 11/3/85, 1E
- List of open seasons, with dates and limits, 10/30/88,
14D
- Mississippi Safari Association's convention/exposition,
2/21/88, 1A
- Road-hunting bill misinterpreted, 1/29/89; 10D
- South's duck hunters losing precious time, 8/6/88,
1D
- Special section on hunting & fishing, 9/16/88,
1-8E
- Spring turkey season opens, 3/12/89, 12D
- Squirrel, rabbit seasons, 10/9/88, 1C
- Turkey hunter attacked by bobcat, 3/19/89, 12D
- Huntsville, Alabama
- Space and Rocket Center, 7/9/89, 1F
- Hurdle, Missy SEE Miss Mississippi---1991
- Hurns, Victor SEE Jails---Bolivar County...
- Hurricane Andrew
- Brandon offers free pickup of tree limbs, etc., 9/2/92,
4B
- Building suppliers deny price gouging in plywood,
8/28/92, 5B
- Coast residents adopt wait-and-see attitude,
8/24/92, 1A; 8/25/92, 1A, 6A
- Dale warns against insurance rate increases to offset
storm losses, 9/9/92, 5B
- Demand for state wood and paper products is up, 9/2/92,
5B
- Evacuees filling local motel rooms, 8/25/92, 6A, 7A;
8/26/92, 1A, 8A; 8/27/92, 12A
- Former state man Robert Moak lost on his houseboat,
9/1/92, 1B
- Louisiana hit hard, 8/27/92, 1A+
- Madison couple, the Loggs, takes supplies to Florida,
8/29/92, 2B
- Mississippi coast barely brushed as storm heads west,
8/26/92, 1A, 8A
- Mississippi coast works on beaches for Labor Day,
8/29/92, 2B
- President Casino's reopening delayed; collides with
shrimp boat, 8/29/92, 1A
- Schools and stores reopen on Mississippi Gulf Coast,
8/28/92, 1A
- State businesses tally lost revenue, 8/27/92, 1A
- State mounts major relief effort, 8/29/92, 1B; 9/7/92,
1B
- Tornadoes rip Mississippi, 8/27/92, 1A
- Hurricane Camille
- 20 years later, 8/13/89, 1A+, 1H+; 8/18/89, 2B
- 25th anniversary observed, 8/17/94, 1A, 6A, 7A; 8/21/94,
1B
- Biloxi opens exhibit at seafood museum, 8/17/92, 2B;
8/18/92, 1A; 8/24/92, 6A
- Gulf Coast remembers 1969 super storm, 8/17/93, 3B
- Gulf Coast remembers 20th anniversary, 8/17/89, 1B
- Survivors remember their experiences, 8/17/94, 7A
- Hurricane Danny
- Gulf Coast, 1/17/85, 1A; 8/14/85, 1A; 8/15/87, 1A;
8/16/85, 1A
- Hurricane Elena
- Cleanup starts, 9/3/85, 1A; 9/4/85, 1B
- Coast to get Federal aid, 9/5/85, 1A; 9/6/85, 1A
- Fraud over damages, 9/1/86, 1A
- Hits Gulf Coast, 8/30/85, 1A; 8/31/85, 1A; 9/1/85,
1A
- Impact on fishing industry, 9/8/85, 16D
- Officials learn lesson from, 9/15/85, 1B
- Power restored, 9/7/85, 1B
- Reflections of paramedic, 9/1/86, 1A
- Relief center opened, 9/10/85, 1A
- Volunteers help out, 9/8/85, 1A
- Hurricane Florence
- Builds over southern Gulf, 9/8/88, 1B
- Causes virtually no damage, 9/11/88, 1A
- Gains strength, 9/9/88, 1A
- Heads toward Coast, 9/10/88, 1A, 9A
- Hurricane Hugo
- Charleston, S.C., mayor thanks Mississippi, 11/19/89,
1B
- Gulf Coast experts lend hand in South Carolina, 10/1/89,
1B
- Gulf Coast residents keep wary eye out, 9/19/89, 1A
- Mississippi catfish welcomed in rural South Carolina,
9/30/89, 3B
- Mississippi sends 4200 live oak seedlings to South
Carolina, 12/19/91, 1B
- Mississippi sends catfish to South Carolina, 9/26/89,
1A; 9/27/89, 3A; 9/29/89, 1A
- Mississippi volunteers help, 9/20/89, 6A; 9/23/89,
5B; 9/25/89, 2B; 9/28/89, 1B
- Mississippians donate trees to South Carolina area,
9/22/90, 1B
- Mississippians worry about kin in Caribbean, 9/22/89,
9A
- Ross wants to send magnolias to Charleston, 5/7/90,
4B; 11/2/89, 1B; 11/3/89, 1B
- Hurricane Jerry
- Coast braces as hurricane strengthens, 10/14/89, 1A;
10/15/89, 1A
- Hurricane Juan
- Danger to offshore workers, 10/31/85, 1A,1B
- Flooding, 10/30/85, 1A
- Hits coast, flooding, 10/28/85, 1A; 10/29/85, 1A
- Hurricane Kate
- Coast expects storm, 11/21/85, 1A
- Hurricane, Hurricanes SEE ALSO Tropical storm
- Hurricanes
- As season begins, experts say listen to forecasts,
6/2/91, 3B
- Best defense is....just run, 6/7/90, 1D
- Coast casinos say they will be able to evacuate, 6/2/93,
1A
- Evacuation a problem from populous coastlines, 8/31/87,
1B: 6/1/92, 1A, 5A
- Gulf Coast, 6/1/87, 1B
- Keesler reconnaissance squadron closed down, 2/24/91,
2B
- Prediction is not what you would call an exact science,
6/7/90, 1D
- Preparation needed despite recent quiet seasons, 5/30/94,
3B
- Sand layers can tell frequency of major storms, LSU
study shows, 11/2/93, 1B
- Hurst, Joseph
- Booneville physician can no longer prescribe abusable
drugs, 9/18/92, 1B
- Hurston, Joe
- Pilot runs Air Mobile evangelical association, 12/14/91,
1D
- Hurt, J. Richard
- Named head of Mississippi College School of Law, 3/23/91,
1B
- Hurt, Richard
- One of 75 candidates for MC presidency, 11/30/93,
5B
- Husband, Sue
- Smith County Tax Assessor told to pay missing taxes,
4/4/90, 1B; 5/5/90, 1A
- Hush, hoggies, hush
- Tom Johnson's "Praying Pigs" video, 2/8/88, 1C
- Husley, Val
- Biloxi town historian is leaving for job in Texas,
9/24/90, 4B
- Husni, Samir
- His 'Guide to New Consumer Magazines' is published,
2/22/94, 6B
- Mag Man
- Ole Miss Professor:guru of magazines, 10/5/88,
1D
- Hussein, Saddam
- Air power will be used to oust him, Columbus AFB commander
says, 8/11/92, 3B
- Pearl student takes ribbing in stride, 11/3/90, 1A
- Hutcherson, John
- Jackson lawyer apparent suicide, 3/1/90, 3B; 3/2/90,
5B
- Hutchins, Laura Muse, 1/6/87, 3B; 12/22/87, 1B;
12/24/87, 3B
- Body found in river, 1/27/88, 1A
- Buried, autopsy records closed, 1/30/88, 1A
- Clarion-Ledger seeks access to case records, 8/17/90,
3B
- Coroner: debris, fish caused wounds, 10/13/90, 1A
- DA presents evidence to Simpson County grand jury,
6/19/90, 3B; 6/21/90, 4B
- Daughter appears before grand jury, 2/19/88, 1B
- Ex-detective suspects husband Michael in slaying,
10/12/90, 1A
- Family offers reward for clues, 4/22/90, 3B
- Grand Jury ends probe, 2/20/88, 3B
- Grandparents sue to see children, 2/27/88,
1A
- Husband Michael kept diary of contacts, 18/19/88,
A
- Judge denies mother more time with slain daughter's
children, 11/29/88, 1A
- Judge refuses to reopen adoption case, 1/18/89; 3B
- Knapp jailed briefly, 7/22/88, 1A
- Little evidence found, 1/29/88, 1A
- Minister asks for dismissal of suit, 8/25/88, 1B
- Minister files bankruptcy, 4/27/88, 1B
- Minister must testify, 12/15/88, 1A
- Minister: Michael Hutchins responsible, 2/2/88, 1B
- Murder probe continues, 2/27/88, 1A
- Murder still not solved after a year, 1A; 1/25/89
- No indictment returned, 8/10/88, 1A
- Police search for Hutchins, 1/1/88, 1B
- Search causes damage, 2/1/88, 3B
- Second autopsy, 1/28/88, 1A
- Sister testifies about her suspicions, 12/21/90, 1A
- HUTCHINS, MICHAEL
- CHARGED WITH MURDER IN DEATH OF LAURA MUSE HUTCHINS,
8/8/90, 1A
- Hutchins, Michael
- Drops alienation of affection suit against minister,
12/17/88, 1A
- Hutchins' home is searched, 1/31/88, 1A
- Lawyer asks change of venue for trial, 9/13/91, 3B
- Lawyer says fair trial impossible, 8/11/90, 1A
- Pleads not guilty, 8/11/90, 1A
- Preliminary hearing set in trial, 9/12/90, 2B
- Retrial: Beckwith lawyers Coxwell and Kitchens to
face each other, 9/17/92, 1B
- Retrial: forensic evidence focused on, 12/11/92, 1A
- Retrial: he told his wife he had bugged house, 12/9/92,
1A
- Retrial: his acquittal hard on Muse family, 12/16/92,
1A
- Retrial: his comments on purse crucual, prosecutors
say, 12/10/92, 1A
- Retrial: Hutchins found innocent, 12/13/92, 1A
- Retrial: jury deciding fate, 12/12/92, 1A
- Retrial: second trial begins in Biloxi, 12/6/92, 1B;
12/8/92, 3B
- Saw wife night of murder, 2/5/88, 1A
- Testimony ruling affects case, 5/16/88, 1B
- To waive extradition from Alabama in charge, 8/9/90,
1A; 8/10/90, 2B
- Trial: DA says case is 'complicated', 12/10/91, 1A
- Trial: Defense requests mistrial after detective's
testimony, 12/12/91, 1A
- Trial: explanation for face scratches, 12/11/91, 1A
- HUTCHINS, MICHAEL
- TRIAL: JUDGE DELCARES MISTRIAL, 12/13/91, 1a
- Hutchins, Michael
- Trial: Lawyer promises 'surprises', 12/9/91, 1A
- Hutchinson, C. Randy SEE Grand Gulf
- Hutchinson, James SEE Traffic accidents---Jackson
- Hutchinson, Jan
- Pass Christian milliner's hats sold in Henri Bendel
store in NYC, 5/25/93, 1D
- Hutson, William
- Mississippi inventor, 5/5/88, 8B
- Hutton, Arletha SEE Mobile homes---Raymond
- Hutton, Charlton
- Evicted from post office, 1/8/86, 1A
- Hyacinths SEE Ross Barnett Reservoir
- Hyde's Security Services
- Accused of padding bills at Stennis Space Center,
3/7/93, 3G (minor column)
- Hydes sent to prison in fraud case, 4/18/93, 2B
- Hyde, Isadore SEE Hyde's Security Services
- Hydrilla
- Aquatic weed is threat to Tombigbee Waterway, 8/26/91,
2B
- Hydro Craft
- New plant could bring 300 jobs to Puckett, 8/11/89,
7B
- Hydroelectric power plant
- Merrimac plant begins voyage up Mississippi River,
6/6/89, 8B; 6/7/89, 8B
- Hydrogen peroxide
- Escatawpa
- Leakage sends 3 to hospital, 7/26/90, 1B
- Hydroponics
- Plants turn sewage into water in Picayune scientists's
home, 12/11/89, 1A
- Hygiene Industries
- Hyman, Carlos
- Meadow Hill homeowner sues Greenbriar developer over
drainage, 3/16/94, 4B
- Hyman, Herbert SEE Murder, Lexington
- Hymel, Jerry
- His glass snowflakes decorate Mississippi Christmas
tree in Washington, 12/19/93, 1F
- Hymnal
- Local Methodist church puts off using new hymnal,
5/8/89, 1A
- Methodist hymnal free of racist and sexist overtones,
5/7/89, 1A
- Hyneman, Charles
- Owner Walker's Drive-In, 10/23/89, 4E
- Hynson, Sandra
- Church flower-arranging expert in workshop at St.
Peter's, 4/1/92, 1D
- Hypermarkets
- American Fare thinks bigger is better, 7/15/90, 1G
- K-Mart's CEO Joseph Antonini visits American Fare,
8/26/90, 1G
- New retailing strategy on I-55, 3/27/90, 6B; 12/6/89,
6B
- Not catching on with American public, 8/17/90, 6B
- Hypertension
- Expert says state lacks blood pressure awareness,
10/29/90, 2B
- International study will include blacks in Mississippi,
7/23/89, 1C
- Study says blacks are hardest hit, 2/11/91, 1D
- Hypnosis
- Hypnotist
- Hyundai Dealership
- Jackson
- Finalists vie for, 9/7/86, 6G
- To open, 8/12/87, 8B
- Hyundai of Jackson
- Jackson
- Bought out by Mobile dealer, 9/10/86, 8B
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