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- N'COBRA
- Criticizes cotton gin exhibit at Old Capitol Museum,
9/20/93, 1B
- Local group seeking reparations for slavery in America,
1/15/93, 2B
- NAACP, Gulf Casot
- Wants Crime Stoppers to combat gang violence on Coast,
9/3/92, 2B
- NAACP, Jackson
- Calls for 3 majority-black districts in Hinds County,
3/5/91, 5B
- Chapter is revitalized, 4/18/92, 4B
- Chapter planning fund-raising gala, 10/24/91, 4B
- Chapter to hold awards banquet, 11/19/92, 3B
- Come Home to the NAACP drive at Lake Hico Park, 9/29/91,
1B
- Demand apology for Clarion-Ledger cartoon, 4/23/94,
1B
- New director:Cleve McDowell, 9/20/85, 1A; 9/23/85,
1A
- Presents awards to Kirksey and Tougaloo College, 10/26/91,
5B
- President Doris Smith faces election challenge from
Jones, 2/27/91, 5B; 2/28/91, 5B
- Second annual family day, 10/2/92, 4B
- Seeki,g more members, 1/19/93, 5B
- To focus on crime and violence in city, 9/15/93, 4B
- Turnout at meeting disappointing, 10/15/88, 1A
- NAACP, Laurel
- Protest against Laurel/Jones school merger, 9/18/88,
4B
- Still in fight to halt merger, 10/5/88, 6B
- NAACP, Laurel/Jones Counties
- Threatens Laurel boycott, 11/28/87, 8B
- NAACP, Meridian
- Plans business boycott, 1/14/89; 3B
- Seeks more communication between blacks and police,
2/3/89; 3B
- NAACP, Mississippi, 1/5/87, 1B
- Annual state conference in Corinth, 10/30/87, 2B
- Backs school boycotts, 9/25/88, 2B
- Begins 3-day meeting in Jackson, 10/13/88, 1A
- Black leaders urge reopening of more civil rights
slayings cases, 12/23/90, 1A
- Branch is first woman president, 11/7/93, 1A; 11/8/93,
1B
- Branch may challenge Aaron Henry as president, 6/1/92,
1B
- Closed session fails to mend rift, 2/23/86, 1B
- College Board President: NAACP wrong to appeal, 12/17/87
- Education summit to discuss minority presense in schools,
11/30/88, 3B
- Fordice's education plan opposed, 11/9/91, 1A
- Henry steps down as president, 11/4/93, 1B; 11/5/93,
1A
- Joins push to reopen Evers case, 11/12/89, 1A
- Judge rejects its request for attorney fees in Laurel
school case, 5/1/90, 2B
- Kinsey and Boyd to discuss minorities in schools,
11/26/88, 3B
- Kirksey angry about state NAACP leader's letter, 3/30/89,
1B
- Lawsuit challenges election process for PSC, U.S.
senators, 5/1/92, 3B
- Lawyer:Fight state suits, 11/13/88, 1B
- Leaders warned to inspect mail in wake of bombings,
12/20/89, 2A
- May file suit against state over literacy test, 1/30/88,
4B
- Must focus on current issues:Espy, 11//8/87, 1B
- National officer says blacks must join GOP, 12/10/88,
1B
- National president Ben Chavis pledges support, 11/7/93,
1B
- National troubles not keeping state NAACP down, 11/10/94,
1B
- Official who pushed GOP is returning to state, 12/8/88,
1B
- Official: state must recruit black teachers, 8/19/89,
1B
- Opens state convention today, 11/9/88, 5B
- Opposes consolidation of Yazoo schools, 7/13/91, 3B
- Organizes Louisville march against police inaction,
3/13/88, 1B
- Pushing black involvement in education, 3/15/89, 1B
- Raps political work for pay, 11/13/88, 1A
- Says College Board doing little for blacks, 8/20/90,
2B
- Shirley replaces Kinsey as head of education committee,
3/24/94, 1A
- Shortage of black teachers topic Dec. 1, 11/12/88,
1A
- Spurns idea of party switch, 11/12/88, 1A
- State NAACP backs bid to block Madison school, 1A;
1/24/89
- Targets inactive local branches, 3/16/86, 1B
- To appeal ruling in Ayer's lawsuit, 12/16/87, 1B
- To file complaint against patrolmen's use of force,
2/18/89, 2B
- To oppose state's hiring of private teachers, 5/28/88,
3B
- To seek summit on black students, teachers, 9/19/88,
1A
- Told to check police brutality complaints carefully,
11/11/89, 5B
- Urged to fight for new state flag, 11/10/89, 1B
- Urges state and federal probes into white supremacist
groups, 1B; 2/3/89
- Urges two-year colleges to do more for blacks, 11/11/89,
1B
- Urges walkout on Martin Luther King's birthday, 12/30/89,
3B
- Wants preference for blacks in education positions,
6/28/90, 4B
- Wants scrutiny of school transfer law, 4/28/89, 3B
- Will continue fight to alter MS flag, 11/11/88, 3B
- Will fight Madison school site, 5/26/89, 1B
- Will picket in Starkville over school problems, 7/24/89,
6B
- Younger blacks call for new blood in state organization,
3/4/91, 1B
- NAACP, Mississippi SEE ALSO National Teacher Examination
- NAACP, Oxford
- Intimidation of school board, 12/9/87, 3B
- NAACP, Pascagoula
- Mayor Hewlett criticizes Curley Clark, 3/27/93, 3B
- NAACP, Pearl/Rankin
- Membership rally, 1/8/94, 4B
- NAACP, US
- City of Jackson seen as site of leadership summit,
2/23/94, 1B
- State leaders want powerful new national director,
8/28/94, 1B
- Nabors, Judith
- Murrah teacher, 41, found dead of heart attack, 10/11/91,
4B
- Nacel SEE Exchange students
- Nadeau, Steve
- Represents Mississippi business interests in Europe,
5/26/91, 1C, 2C; 8/16/90, 6B
- NAFTA SEE North American Free Trade Agreement
- Naggar, Albert SEE Dutch and Flemish...
- Nagle, Julian
- Yazoo City man killed as winds blow tree onto car,
2/22/93, 1B
- Nail clippers SEE Inventors---Jackson
- Nail, Pamela
- Crowned Mrs. World, 2/3/88, 1A
- Mrs. Mississippi, 5/18/87, 1D
- Mrs. World '88 comes home, 2/13/88, 1A
- Nakano, Kuniaki
- Japanese blues singer visits Mississippi, 6/6/94,
1B
- Naked man
- Terrorizes neighborhood in standoff, 2/14/89, 1A,
1B
- Name of the Game
- Names
- Art of remembering names, 3/11/91, 1D
- Nando's
- Restaurant review, 1/4/87, 1F; 1/30/92, 4E
- Nandy's Candy
- Jackson
- Owner, Nancy King, 3/1/88, 1C
- Sweet success, 2/14/93, 1C
- Nanih Wayia
- Memorial to Choctaw Nation, 11/14/91, 3F
- Nannies
- Jackson Nanny School, Inc., 12/17/85, 1C
- Need one; here's what you need to do, 2/9/92, 1E
- Napalm
- Forest Service burns off woods, 8/31/86, 1A
- Napkins
- Naples Road neighborhood
- Jackson street hit by small burglar with big appetite,
9/11/92, 5B
- Napoleon
- Exhibit at Memphis' Cook Center, 4/18/93, 1F; 5/23/93,
1F
- Napper, Ed
- Coast minister hands out coffee and donuts at I-10
rest stop, 1/1/91, 1A; 9/1/91, 1B
- Naps
- Encouraging naps in children, 4/20/92, 1D
- Naquin, Michael SEE Crump, Walter 'Jimmy'
- Narcotics SEE Drugs
- Narcotics agent SEE Drug agent
- NASA
- Companies in state helped by NASA scientists, 7/18/89,
1A, 1B
- DED files list projects OK'd or rejected by NASA,
2/11/90, 1A
- Exhibit in Delta schools, 10/16/90, 4B
- Influence peddling is aledged involving Gautier couple,
3/6/93, 1B
- IUKA: ON A ROCKET TO THE FUTURE
- (A monthly series), 6/4/90-
- Jackson scientists participate: fetal development
in space, 9/29/94, 1B
- Mississippi industry will receive NASA technological
know-how, 12/9/89, 6B
- Mississippi lands rocket motor plant at Iuka, 4/22/89,
1A
- Mississippi Student Space Station Project
- Jackson teenagers participating, 4/19/91, 4B
- Mississippi's plants won't be shut down, Mabus says,
7/26/91, 3B
- Project helps Pearlington residents' sewage problem,
7/17/89, 1A
- Quality of Iuka schools may turn away NASA families,
10/11/89, 1A
- Rockets for 21st century spacecraft will be built
in Mississippi, 7/19/89, 1A
- Space products are on everyday shopping list, 7/18/89,
1A
- State funds to improve northeast Mississippi schools,
etc., 12/6/89, 1A
- Three states compete for workers in Iuka area, 2/26/90,
1A
- Workshop held on how to do business with NASA, 4/27/90,
2B
- NASA SEE ALSO Goldin, Daniel
- NASA SEE ALSO Iuka, Mississippi
- NASA SEE ALSO Moonwalk
- NASA SEE ALSO Stennis Space Center
- NASA SEE ALSO Tishomingo County
- NASA SEE ALSO Tomatoes (SEEDS program)
- NASA SEE ALSO Yellow Creek Rocket Plant
- Nasal decongestants
- Nash, Brenda
- Former Mound Bayou housing official pleads guilty
to embezzlement, 11/13/91, 2B
- Nash, Charles
- Mississippi native highest black administrator in
UA system, 8/23/92, 2B
- Nash, Jere
- Mabus' chief of staff becomes re-election coordinator,
10/6/90, 1A
- Nashville
- Country music mecca, 6/11/89, 1F
- Nashville, Tennessee
- Music City celebrates the holidays, 11/25/90, 1F
- Nassour, Ellis
- Vicksburg
- Biography of Cline re-released, 6/12/88, 3F
- Natchez Democrat (newspaper)
- Cleared in libel suit, 12/19/87, 3B
- Natchez Digest
- Terry Stutzman, publisher, 3/8/91, 1E
- Natchez Elderhostel
- Program for over-60 students is fast-growing, 8/6/91,
2B
- Natchez First Federal Savings Bank SEE Britton &
Koontz Bank
- Natchez Historical Society
- Auctions off museum holdings, 5/27/89, 1B; 5/28/89,
1A
- Natchez Jewish Homecoming
- Celebrating southern Jewish heritage, 4/27/94, 1D
- Natchez Landing Ltd.
- Restaurant review, 3/14/91, 4E
- Natchez Literary Celebration
- Big plans for 1991, 5/21/91, 1D; 10/16/90, 1D
- Celebrates Natchez's Spanish heritage, 5/31/92, 1F
- Explores writings of Alexander, Faulkner, Welty, Wright,
6/7/90, 1D, 5E
- Probes mystique of Mississippi River, 5/30/93, 1F
- Natchez Museum
- Natchez National Historical Park
- Gets support of Thad Cochran, 9/8/92, 2B
- Natchez Opera Festival
- Musical magic in city, 4/24/94, 1F; 5/3/92, 1F
- Natchez Parents Center
- Helps parents teach struggling students, 12/12/89,
4B
- Natchez Pilgrimage SEE ALSO Pilgrimages
- Natchez Pilgrimage Tours
- Tour guide Jane Prospere
- A Day in the Life, 10/3/94, 1D
- Natchez Pilgrimage, 1990
- Pilgrimage turnout thrills officials, 4/15/90, 3B
- Natchez Pilgrimage, 1991
- Fall Pilgrimage: peek at the past, 10/3/91, 4E
- Spring pilgrimage begins March 9, 3/7/91, 7E; 3/21/91,
3E
- Natchez Pilgrimage, 1992
- Fall tour, 10/1/92, 9E
- Natchez Pilgrimage is the belle of the ball, 3/5/92,
8-9E
- Natchez Pilgrimage, 1993
- Natchez Spring tour begins, 3/4/93, 4E
- Natchez's Fall tour, 9/30/93, 3E
- Natchez Pilgrimage, 1994
- Natchez Spring tour, 3/3/94, 8E
- Natchez Public Schools
- Fewer whites than expected flee schools, 8/24/89,
2B
- Get review of desegregation, 8/28/88, 1A
- High schools merge without incident, 9/6/89, 1A
- Must desegregate by fall term, 7/25/89, 1A; 7/26/89,
1A, 1B; 7/27/89, 1A
- Ordered to plan desegregation, 2/26/88, 3B
- Natchez Trace
- Andrew Jackson's association with famous road, 5/12/91,
1F
- Backers of park go to Washington, 6/13/88, 1A
- Beech Springs Outdoor Classroom renovated, 6/21/94,
3B
- Board game Breaking the Devil's Backbone, 11/7/89,
5B
- Breaking the Devil's Backbone--board game, 12/11/89,
1D
- Clinton won't get exit at Pinehaven Road, 3/13/92,
4B
- Collection
- Mississippi historical documents go to Texas,
4/6/86, 1A
- Detours, 9/8/85, 1B
- Eleven miles stretch to open near Lorman, 6/16/86,
1A
- Events to mark 50th anniversary, 5/14/88, 2B
- Festival and celebration, 10/19/89, 13E
- Ghosts of past cling to trail, 9/18/88, 1F
- Hodel says Natchez to get National Park, 10/27/88,
3B
- Illegal tree cutting, 12/18/84, 1B
- Indians want signs changed, 5/5/86, 1A
- Litter is becoming a problem, 7/29/91, 3B
- Mabus seeks funds for park on Trace, 4/20/88, 1B;
4/21/88, 4B
- Madison County segment has new plan, 7/24/93, 4B;
8/26/93, 4B; 8/27/93, 4B
- Madison County segment may have bicycle trail, 1/12/94,
4B
- Madison County segment to be completed within 5 years,
3/13/92, 1A, 4B
- Madison County segment: Congress approves $10 million,
9/24/92, 3B
- Madison County segment: construction to begin in 1994,
11/22/93, 3B
- Madison County segment: part of Old Agency Road to
be lost, 3/23/94, 1A; 4/12/94, 5B
- Madison County segment: Ridgeland offers plan, 9/8/93,
4B
- Mississippi officials want it to be international
tourist attraction, 4/16/ 89, 1B
- Mount Locust Inn
- Weekend getaway, 8/5/93, 3E
- Natchez city planners want Trace to end on river,
5/5/93, 2B
- Panel OKs money, 7/1/88, 3B
- Park bill introduced, 6/11/88, 3B
- Park plan gets varied Washington support, 6/15/88,
3B
- Park project picks up steam, 4/24/88, 1E
- Rangers go undercover to end sex on parkway, 6/6/88,
1A
- Scouts blaze trails for Indian footpath, 3/6/88, 1A
- Senate approves national park for Natchez, 9/28/88,
1B
- Trace turns 50:historic stamps available, 5/18/88,
3B; 5/19/88, 3B
- Volunteers needed to carve footpath along Parkway,
11/27/89, 1B
- Will take you from swamp to the mountain top
- Weekend getaway, 8/16/90, 3E
- Natchez Trace Festival
- Natchez Wine and Food Tour
- Julia Child preaches joy of eating...moderately, 2/4/92,
1D
- Scheduled for January 29-February 1, 1/22/92, 1E;
2/2/92, 1B; 2/3/92, 1B
- Natchez, Mississippi
- Alternative school aims to reduce dropout rate, 9/8/89,
4B
- Antebellum homes as investments, 9/7/86, 1G
- Callon Petroleum object of merger plan, 8/6/88, 8B
- Corps of Engineers shores up river bluff, 8/23/89,
1A; 9/10/90, 4B
- Economy, 2/1/87, 1I
- Expansion of Duncan Park Golf Course met with petition,
6/13/90, 2B
- Expansion of municipal golf course draws protest,
8/5/90, 1E
- Fall tours of homes, 10/5/89, 6F
- Feels oil glut, 4/21/86, 1A
- Fewer whites than expected flee schools, 8/24/89,
2B
- Got $5 Million? Boy, do we have a house for you!,
7/17/88, 1E
- High schools merge without incident, 9/6/89, 1A; 9/8/89,
4B
- Hires its first black police chief, 9/28/88, 1A
- In The Spotlight article, 8/28/88, 3B
- Judge gags lawyers, police in school shooting, 12/13/89,
5B
- Lawyers appointed to defend accused in school-hostage
case, 12/5/89, 1A
- Mississippi River bluff, 2/25/87, 1A
- Officials selling land bought for industrial park,
8/9/90, 6B
- Oil price drop strangling city's economy, 3/9/86,
1I
- On preservationists' list of most endangered places,
6/16/94, 1A; 8/2/94, 7A
- Rhythm Night Club fire recalled 50 years later, 4/22/90,
1A; 4/24/90, 1B
- Romance in the rafters
- Weekend Getaway, 2/14/91, 3E
- School merger to produce athletic powerhouse, 7/26/89,
1A
- Schools
- Superintendent Porter resigns after boycott, 3/11/88,
3B
- Schools must desegregate by fall, 1A; 7/25/89; 7/26/89,
1B; 7/27/89, 1A
- Southern governors to meet there in September, 4/30/90,
1B
- Teachers raped, shot in classroom, 12/1/89, 1A,13A;
12/2/89, 1A,1B; 12/3/89, 1B
- To celebrate its 275th birthday in June, 2/10/91,
9B
- Tourism, 6/2/85, 1I
- Youths go to Louisiana to drink legally, 10/4/86,
1B
- Natchez, Mississippi SEE ALSO Mississippi River
- Natchez-Adams County Port
- Conveyor system needed to speed up operations, 7/30/94,
6B
- Natchez: An Illustrated History
- Author is David Sansing, 2/13/92, 1D
- Natcom Inc
- Pager repair business
- Ben Kern, CEO, 6/4/94, 6B
- Nation, Bill SEE Vaughan-Nation Gallery
- National 4-H Week
- Celebration at State Fair, 10/5/90, 4B
- National Achievement Finalists
- Honored by Governor, 3/17/87, 3B
- National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding
Black Students, 10/8/91, 4B
- National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding
Negro Students
- Mississippi, 9/29/89, 4B
- State winners, 4/7/92, 4B
- National Achievement Scholarship...for Negro Students
- 19 in state honored, 3/30/93, 4B
- National Adult Literacy Congress SEE Literacy
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration SEE NASA
- National Apparel Inc
- Alabama-based manufacturer closes Mississippi plants,
4/8/92, 5B
- New contract may put laid-ff employees back to work,
12/22/93, 4B
- National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People SEE: NAACP
- National Association of Elementary School Principals
- Toll-free hotline, 3/17/92, 4B
- National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians
- Moves to Clinton, 4/21/94, 4B
- National Association of School Boards
- Meeting in New Orleans, 4/22/90, 1B, 7B
- National Association of Student Councils
- 14 Mississippi students attend conference, 6/23/92,
4B
- National Association of Women's Gymnastics Judges
- Love meet: eating disorders warning, 11/9/94, 1D
- National Bank of Commerce
- Starkville
- Buys Bank of Philadelphia, 10/16/90, 6B
- Buys Charter Holding of Tuscaloosa, 8/10/93, 5B
- National Banned Book Week, 9/22/86, 1A
- National Baptist Congress
- Convention fills area hotels, 6/18/91, 6B
- National Baptist Convention, USA
- Locals at New Orleans meeting, 9/10/94, 1D; 9/17/94,
1D
- To finish Baptist World Center in Nashville, 6/17/89,
1D
- National Black Caucus of State Legislatures
- Meeting in New Orleans, 12/5/92, 3B
- National Cancer Survivors Day
- Annual event held in Jackson, 6/5/95, 1B; 6/6/94,
1A; 6/7/93, 1A
- National Catfish Day, 6/23/87, 8B
- National Cathedral
- Washington, D.C.
- A capital treasure, 9/25/90, 1D
- National Caucus and Center on Black Aged
- National Center for Physical Acoustics
- ITD gives to Ole Miss, 6/29/89, 5B; 9/1/89, 3B; 9/21/89,
4B
- National Cities in Schools
- Free books for school libraries in Mississippi, 9/29/93,
1B
- National Civil Rights Museum
- Memphis
- 25 years after King's slaying, 4/4/93, 1A, 16A
- Dedication is July 4, 7/1/91, 1D; 7/5/91, 2A
- Ex-Lorraine Motel resident Smith opposes site,
7/1/91, 1D
- National Coalition of 100 Black Women
- Central Mississippi Chapter
- Election 1992 forum, 8/3/92, 2B
- Local chapter meets in Jackson, 10/23/92, 3B
- National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations In America
SEE N'COBRA
- National Collegiate Athletic Association SEE NCAA
- National Commission on State and Local Public Service
- Jackson hosts a national hearing, 1/16/92, 2B
- National Conference of Black Lawyers
- Convenes in Jackson, 10/6/92, 1B
- National Conference of State Legislatures
- Legislators' San Diego trip is $24,000 tab, 7/24/93,
1B
- Meets in Jackson, 5/17/93, 1B; 5/21/93, 2B; 5/22/93,
4B
- National Conference on State Literacy Initiatives II
- Mabus addresses, 4/11/89, 3B
- Told to set long-term strategies, 4/10/89, 3B
- National Council of Negro Women
- President Dorothy Height speaks locally, 3/28/93,
3B
- National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
- Regional meeting at JSU, 10/23/93, 4B
- National Council on Disability
- Jackson meeting focuses on minority disabled, 4/7/92,
2B
- National Cutting Horse Championship, 3/18/94, 1E;
3/22/88, 1C; 3/24/94, 3E
- Competition held in Mississippi Coliseum, 3/16/90,
1E
- Ellard, last year's top rookie, competes in Jackson,
3/17/92, 1D
- National Day of Prayer, 4/29/95, 1D; 5/4/94, 1D;
5/5/93, 1D; 5/5/95, 1B; 5/7/92, 4B; 5/8/92, 4B
- National Electronic Sales
- California company sold reconditioned goods as new,
11/26/92, 1B
- National Endowment for the Arts
- Trent Lott says it has ignored warnings, 7/29/94,
3B
- National Endowment for the Arts SEE ALSO Frohnmayer,
John
- National Evangelistic Census
- Local volunteers canvas, 9/19/92, 1D
- National Federation for Decency
- Anti-Semitism charged, 1/17/88, 3B
- Clarksdale pulls adult films, 12/4/87, 3B
- Wants adult magazines off shelves, 12/9/87, 3B
- National Football League
- Strike
- Local labor leaders support, 9/22/87, 1A
- National Forensic League
- State's top debaters compete in finals, 6/11/91, 4B;
6/15/92, 3B
- National General Fire and Casuality Insurance Company
- National Geographic Magazine
- Printed by Krueger-Ringier in Corinth, 3/21/95, 6B;
6/21/89, 6B
- National Geography Bee
- At Mississippi College, 3/27/90, 4B
- Stephen Gent of Gulfport goes to nationals, 5/21/91,
4B
- National Georgraphy Awareness Week
- At Brinkly Middle School, 11/17/92, 4B
- National Guard
- Youth Challenge Program
- Academic tutoring to earn GEDs, 6/18/94, 2B
- National Guard SEE Air National Guard
- National Guard SEE Army National Guard
- National Guard Association of Mississippi
- Aspin speaks at national meeting in Biloxi, 10/12/93,
1A
- Speech by Togo West Jr., 4/24/94, 4B
- National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey
- Hinds residents participate, 3/27/90, 3B
- National Health Service Corps SEE Beckford, Monica
- National Homeless Persons Memorial Day
- Observed at Community Stewpot, 12/22/94, 5B
- National Industries Inc
- Jackson wiring harness maker moves operations to Alabama,
5/2/92, 5B
- National Institute for Farm Safety
- Five-day seminar in Jackson, 6/16/91, 2C
- National Land Liquidators
- Houston, Texas company offering to help sell land
- National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund
- Solicitation letter, 1/11/91, 4B
- National Law Week
- Attorneys bring court system to schools, 4/14/92,
4B
- National Loans Inc
- Holly Springs business has licenses revoked by Tennessee,
2/25/92, 6B
- National Merit Scholarships, 1987
- 18 state seniors, 4/23/87, 1A
- Finalists honored by Governor, 3/17/87, 3B
- National Merit Scholarships, 1989
- Mabus urges finalists to stay in state, 10/31/89,
1B
- National Merit Scholarships, 1990
- 6 students receive Scholarships from businesses, 4/13/90,
4B
- State list of semifinalists, 9/19/89, 6B
- State seniors receive scholarships, 4/27/90, 4B; 5/18/90,
4B
- National Merit Scholarships, 1991
- Fourteen state students earn scholarships, 9/24/91,
4B
- Mississippi winners of corporate-sponsored stipends,
4/23/91, 4B
- Scholarship winners listed, 6/4/91, 4B
- National Merit Scholarships, 1992
- Seniors receiving corporate-sponsored stipends, 4/21/92,
4B
- State winners listed, 5/12/92, 5B; 5/26/92, 4B
- National Merit Scholarships, 1993
- 15 win corporate Scholarships, 4/27/93, 4B
- 20 from state win $2000 stipends, 5/11/93, 4B
- 35 more state seniors win monetary awards, 6/1/93,
4B
- Finalists for state, 10/6/92, 6B
- National Merit Scholarships, 1994
- 169 state semifinalists, 10/12/93, 4B; 10/19/93, 4B
- 18 additional state winners, 8/30/94, 4B
- Mississippians win, 5/17/94, 4B; 6/7/94, 4B
- National Merit Scholarships, 1995
- 158 state semifinalists, 9/27/94, 4B
- National Military Park SEE Vicksburg National Military
Park
- National Night Out SEE Crime rate, Jackson
- National Organization for Women SEE NOW
- National Organization of Black Law Enforcement
- JSU meeting: Judge James Graves speaks, 4/9/94, 3B
- National Picture & Frame Co
- Builds framework for future expansion
- Jesse Luxton, CEO, 7/24/94, 1C
- Greenwood firms gets Canadian contract, 3/31/94, 5B
- Is sold, but won't leave Greenwood, 8/4/92, 3B
- Owners take company public, 10/31/93, 3C
- Will add 200 jobs, 7/3/93, 5B
- National Pizza Co
- Buys Skipper's seafood chain, 11/6/89, 10E
- National Pizza Company
- Buys 38 Mississippi Pizza Huts, 5/2/86, 8B
- National Police Memorial Day
- Honors state men killed in line of duty, 5/13/93,
2B; 5/15/93, 1B
- National Police Shooting Championship, 1989
- Jackson host for 1989, 7/11/88, 1A
- Jackson is host, 9/26/89, 1B; 9/28/89, 3B; 9/29/89,
2B
- National Police Shooting Championship, 1990
- In Jackson, 9/15/90, 5B; 9/18/90, 1B; 9/21/90, 2B
- National Police Shooting Championship, 1991
- Highway Patrol 4-man team wins awards, 9/27/91, 1B
- In Jackson, 9/22/91, 5B; 9/24/91, 1B; 9/25/91, 2B
- National Police Shooting Championship, 1992
- Dunlap of Clinton gets 2nd national title, 9/21/92,
3B
- National Police Shooting Championship, 1993
- Annual shootout in Jackson, 9/19/93, 4B
- Jackson to host for next 10 years, 7/26/93, 1B
- State Highway Patrol gets top awards, 9/24/93, 3B
- National Police Shooting Championship, 1994
- Retired L.A. policeman regains title, 9/29/94, 3B
- Smith is top female competitor, 9/27/94, 5B
- Top guns, 9/26/94, 5A
- National Public Radio
- Network head commends Mississippi public radio, 11/21/88,
1D
- Tapes available: List, 1/5/88, 1C
- National Register of Historic Places
- 28 Pascagoula sites placed on Register, 1/7/92, 3B
- National Rifle Association
- CEO Wayne LaPierre at book-signing in Jackson, 9/14/94,
3B
- National Rifle Association SEE ALSO Political actions
committees
- National School Boards Association
- Meets in Jackson, 9/26/92, 3B
- National Space Technology Lab - SEE: Stennis Space
Center
- National Spelling Bee
- Adam Ackerman is state representative, 4/3/93, 1B
- Anna Powers of Jackson Academy is state winner, 4/8/94,
2B; 6/3/94, 5B
- Arnab Ray of Jackson Prep to finals, 5/28/91, 3B;
5/31/91, 2B
- Heath Bryant of Ocean Springs is regional winner,
4/14/92, 4B
- Katrina Silas, of Vaiden, wins state contest, 3/20/88,
1F
- Smith and Bryant to finals, 6/3/93, 1B
- State's entrant makes it to finals, 6/1/89, 1B
- National Steel Corp SEE Bethlehem Steel
- National Steel Corp SEE Double G Coatings
- National Taxpayers Union
- Lott and Cochran get B's on spending votes, 10/12/93,
3B
- National Teacher Examination
- NAACP blames it for decline in number of black teachers,
8/27/92, 1B
- NAACP's Kinsey wants requirement abolished, 7/26/91,
2B
- Prospective teachers sharpen test-taking skills, 6/16/89,
2B
- Would-be teachers may get expanded chance to qualify,
2/27/94, 1A
- National Teachers Examination
- Would-be teachers...Board revises plan, 3/18/94, 1B;
3/19/94, 1B
- National Theater of the Deaf
- Brings unique form of drama to Jackson, 2/13/91, 1D
- National Transit Services Inc SEE JATRAN
- National Urban Reform Network
- Jackson school system is member, 9/19/92, 4B
- National Voting Rights Museum and Institute
- In Montgomery, 5/13/93, 3E
- National Watershed Conference
- Senator Cochran is speaker, 5/18/93, 3B
- National Weather Networks SEE St. Pe, Edward
- National Weather Service
- Jackson
- Installs Doppler Radar at area offices, 1/26/93,
1A
- Stribling:40 yrs at Canton, 4/20/88, 1B
- Meridian
- May close office in Meridian, 2/2/89; 3B
- Mississippi
- Closing of offices delayed, 6/19/91, 2B
- National WWII Glider Pilots Association
- Its 7th wing holds meeting in Jackson, 4/6/91, 1B
- Nationalist Movement SEE Barrett, Richard
- Nations, Estelle and Willard
- Brandon couple are birwatchers and bird breeders,
5/15/94, 1F
- Nations, Gary
- Staged own death?, 10/15/86, 1B
- Nationwide Insurance Co
- Cuts auto insurance, 7/14/93, 5B
- Native Americans SEE American Indians
- Nativity Lutheran Church
- Brandon
- Seeks to build membership, 5/20/89, 1C
- Makes history with pastor Rev. Lori Schifano, 2/15/92,
1D
- Nativity scenes
- At Christus Gardens in Gatlinburg, 12/22/90, 1D
- Jackson artist makes ceramic Nativity scenes, 12/25/88,
1F
- Scene at Ag Museum raises chruch-state relations issue,
12/11/90, 1A; 12/12/90, 1A
- Natural gas
- Cold winter could heat up gas industry, 1/29/89; 4H
- Experimental use on city vehicles a failure, 4/17/89,
1A
- Houses having unauthorized service turned over to
Fire Department, 4/3/92, 2B
- PSC orders $13.5 million refund for customers, 6/26/93,
1A
- Sound drilling so far in 1st effort at well, 3/13/89,
1B
- Wells
- Well in Mississippi Sound could mean millions,
3/23/88, 3B
- Natural gas SEE ALSO Coalbed methane
- Natural gas explosions, 12/8/86, 1A; 12/9/86, 1B
- Brandon evacuees seek damages, 10/1/85, 1A
- Evacuations in Jasper County, 9/4/94, 1B; 9/5/94,
3B
- Hearing set on Puckett blast, 9/17/86, 1B
- Investigation of Petal blast, 9/8/86, 1B
- Lawsuit settled out of court, 10/3/86, 1B
- Natural helpers
- Forest Hill High School, 10/3/86, 1B
- Natural History Museum
- Lafayette, Louisiana
- Weekend getaway, 11/19/92, 3E
- Natural Law Party SEE Presidential election, 1992
- Natural trails SEE Bike trails
- Naturals SEE Mississippi College
- Nature Conservancy
- Land preservation group opens Mississippi office,
9/24/90, 2B; 10/6/89, 3B
- NAV Corps SEE Corps of Engineers
- Naval Air Station SEE Meridian Naval Air Station
- Naval Construction Battalion Center
- Leaking batteries near Gulfport base, 5/17/93, 3B;
5/18/93, 3B
- Naval Home
- Gulfport
- Deduction from enlisted men's pay to support home,
11/28/90, 1A
- Offers safety, independence for 400 'old sailors',
10/15/90, 2B
- Naval Reserve
- Reservist Joseph Liddell dies after exercise, 12/3/90,
2B
- Naval Station Pascagoula, 2/7/87, 1B; 2/26/87,
8B; 5/10/87, 1A; 10/17/87, 1B
- Awaits commission decision on closure, 6/25/93, 1A
- Bonds, 5/8/87, 1B
- Causeway designs cost $400,000, 5/25/88, 4B
- Congress is urged to stop work on home port, 4/25/90,
1A
- Congressional action, 3/23/87, 1B
- Construction to begin, 10/21/89, 2B
- Construction will depend on budget cuts, 4/20/90,
1B; 4/24/90, 1A
- Dedication by Navy official Barbara Spyridon Pope,
7/5/92, 1B
- Defense Secretary Cheney calls halt to construction,
5/2/90, 1A
- Despite manpower cuts, economic boom still predicted,
5/4/91, 1B
- Facility 79% complete when construction stopped, 5/3/90,
1A; 11/17/90, 2B
- Facility given go-ahead by Navy, 9/21/90, 2B
- First guided missile frigate comes July 1992, 12/14/91,
1B
- First ship is USS Gallery, 7/2/92, 1B
- Gulf Coast lawmakers to meet with Navy Secretary,
4/28/90, 5B
- Homeports called too costly by GAO, 6/15/91, 1A
- If it fails, state may face $18 Million pricetag,
7/15/90, 1A; 7/17/90, 2B
- In speech Quayle says final $17 Million released,
8/13/91, 1A
- It and 5 others, so far evade budget cutters, 8/2/90,
1B
- Local support to keep it open, 5/29/93, 1B; 6/4/93,
1B' 6/8/93, 1A
- Mabus says Gulf war factor in keeping project, 6/5/91,
1B
- May be eliminated in Pentagon defense cuts, 4/10/91,
2B
- Navy Commander Nancy Avila heads project, 5/20/91,
3B
- Navy re-evaluating plans for Pascagoula facility,
4/14/90, 1A
- On Pentagon list of base closings, 6/1/91, 1A
- Pascagoula hopes opening of port brings prosperity,
1/19/91, 1B
- Pascagoula mayor urges letter campaign to save port,
5/8/90, 1B
- Pascagoula officials hesitant to aid New York home
port, 9/26/92, 3B
- Pascagoula uses 'big bang' theory, 5/29/88, 1A
- Singing River Island signed over to Navy, 1/23/88,
1B
- Spared from Pentagon base-closings, 4/13/91, 2B
- Unions angry over pay for construction, 5/23/88, 2B
- USS John L Hall comes to station, 3/16/93, 1B
- Navy port SEE Homeport
- Naylor, James SEE Automobile theft---Jackson
- Naylor, Thomas
- Writes book on Gorbachev, 1/29/87, 3H
- Writes on Soviet business climate, 11/8/87, 1G
- Nazareth/Century Mills
- Takes over Movie Star plant in Ellisville, 11/10/92,
6B
- Nazir, Shahid
- Clerk killed at McDowell Road convenience store, 10/1/94,
3B
- Kyle Dennis, son of Rankin supervisor, held in slaying,
10/6/94, 4B
- NCAA
- Academic rules could eliminate chance for many state
athletes, 2/21/93, 1A
- Cut in basketball schedule, football spring training
- Indicates shake-up, 10/6/89, 1A
- NCAA SEE ALSO University of Mississippi
- Neal, "Farmer" Jim, 1/18/87, 1F; 2/1/87, 1E
- Neal, Calvin
- Greenwood man accused of assaulting Judge Jon Barnwell,
11/18/92, 3B
- Neal, Kenneth Fay SEE Bhagat, Jai
- Necaise, Albert
- Called prosecutors' bluff, 8/9/85, 1A
- Charges dropped, 7/30/85, 1A; 7/31/85, 1A
- Denies taking bribes, 8/1/85, 1A
- Hobbs called bribe collector, 6/20/85, 1A
- Testimony in trial, 7/23/85, 1B; 7/24/85, 1B
- Witnesses testify, 7/25/85, 1B; 7/27/85, 1B
- Nece's Restaurant
- Restaurant Review, 5/10/90, 4E
- Neely, Brian
- Lawyer to run for Espy's post, 1/14/93, 2B
- Neely, Calvin SEE Commission on Environmental Quality
- Neely, Samuel
- Jackson toddler accidentally run over by father, 5/31/93,
2B
- Neglected children SEE Abandoned infants
- Neglected children SEE Child abuse
- Neighborhood Christian Center
- Helping distribute sweet potatoes to needy, 8/9/90,
5B
- Primos fire above Center closes it down, 2/12/94,
1D
- Neighborhood covenants
- Neighbors can sue resident breaking regulations, 3/7/94,
1A
- Neighborhood Texture Jam
- Appears at The Midnight Sun in Jackson, 2/24/94, 3E
- Neighborhood Watch
- Cunningham Heights in Pearl, 6/11/93, 5B
- Importance of programs recognized, 10/10/92, 4B
- Moss Point starts program, 10/16/92, 1B
- Vernon Friend patrols River Bend community, 1/19/93,
1B
- Neighborhoods USA Conference
- 1993 meeting in Jackson, 3/28/92, 1B; 5/9/93, 1A;
5/13/93, 1B
- 3 neighborhoods in state recognized, 5/16/93, 1B
- Experts offer tips for successful neighborhoods, 5/14/93,
4B
- Neighborhoods, Jackson
- Anti-crime meeting in Washington Addition hears nearby
gunfire, 3/31/92, 5B
- Being a good neighbor these days, 3/5/92, 1D
- City Council discusses putting gates up, 12/22/94,
1B
- Neighborhood associations endorse crime sweeps, 9/17/93,
6B
- Neighbors find strength in numbers in crime fight,
2/23/92, 1B
- Older Jacksonians now trapped in crime-ridden areas,
5/4/94, 1A
- Our Town; Building Neighborhoods...
- Seminar, 4B; 11/23/9; 11/24/91, 4B
- Tax authority for improvements OK'd by City Council,
4/29/92, 4B
- Neil, Barbara
- Hired as part-time librarian by Hinds County supervisors,
2/29/92, 5B
- Neill, John A SEE Blue Cross...
- Nejam, Lynn SEE Icing on the Cake
- Nellie's
- Natchez bordello, 8/14/85, 1B
- Nellie's SEE ALSO Brothel fire
- Nelson, Angela SEE Boswell Retardation Center
- Nelson, Augustus SEE Child abuse---Autopsy...
- Nelson, Gertrude
- Vicksburg woman has been life insurance agent for
50 years, 8/11/91, 1C
- Nelson, Getrud Mueller
- Author in Jackson for workshop, book-signing, 10/31/91,
3E; 11/2/91, 1D
- Nelson, Jack
- His book Terror in the Night, 1/3/93, 3G (Minor column)
- Nelson, Norman
- Dean of UMC Medical School, 2/11/90, 1E
- Retires from UMC, 7/30/94, 4B
- Nelson, Noxman
- State work on property questioned, 8/28/86, 1B
- Nelson, Rose
- Artist's work on display at Bryant Galleries, 4/22/90,
1F
- Neshoba County
- First administrator quits position, 5/24/88, 1A
- Suit charges district lines discriminatory, 8/17/89,
5B
- Neshoba County SEE ALSO Sexually abused children
- Neshoba County Fair SEE ALSO Johnson, Norman
- Neshoba County Fair, 1985
- Schedule, 8/1/86, 1D; 8/2/85, 1D
- Neshoba County Fair, 1986
- Closes up for season, 8/8/86, 1D
- Taxes on cabins, 8/5/86, 1D; 8/7/86, 1B
- Neshoba County Fair, 1987, 7/25/87, 1A
- As political forum, 7/23/87, 1A,1F; 7/28/87, 2B,1D;
7/30/87, 1A
- Fund, 7/30/87, 1C
- History, 5/31/87, 2C
- Neshoba County Fair, 1988
- Brings family and friends home, 7/31/88, 1B
- Dukakis comes to the fair, 7/28/88, 1A
- Fair play, 8/5/88, 1D
- Party invites business, 7/22/88, 8B
- Neshoba County Fair, 1989
- A letter from the Fair (by Orley Hood), 8/7/89, 1D
- Deputy attacked, brawl occurs, 8/9/89, 1A; 8/10/89,
3B; 8/13/89, 5H
- Jackson day, 8/11/89, 1B
- Marks 100th year, 8/3/89, 3G; 8/4/89, 1A; 8/6/89,
1B
- Remains popular but political power fading, 7/23/89,
1H
- Neshoba County Fair, 1990
- Antique car parade, 8/6/90, 1A
- Impact on County businesses is hefty, 8/3/90, 1B
- Mabus speaks on education reform; wants referendum,
8/10/90, 1A
- Mock trials presented by Bar Association, 8/7/90,
1B
- Molpus speaks on education reform, 8/9/90, 1A
- Most Mabus challengers skip Fair this year, 8/10/90,
1B
- Stop by and visit a spell, 8/2/90, 8E (includes complete
schedule)
- Wagering at fair likely to continue, 8/5/90, 1A
- With new century, a new sewer system, 8/4/90, 1A
- Neshoba County Fair, 1991
- Antique car parade and show enlivens afternoon, 7/29/91,
1A
- Black jockey complains of abuse, 8/3/91, 2B
- Carney man John Files says Fair's party mood is 'great',
7/31/91, 1B
- Carney owner Gene Doles runs squeaky-clean shows,
8/1/91, 1D
- Fair winds up its 102nd annual performance, 8/3/91,
1B
- First day rain doesn't bother veteran campers, 7/27/91,
1A
- Harness horses for show and for racing, 7/30/91, 1B
- Its old-time stumping may wake up lackluster campaign
'91, 7/14/91, 1G
- Like 'a great big reunion', 7/28/91, 1A
- Politicos dusting off campaign rhetoric, 7/28/91,
1A
- Schedule of events, 7/25/91, 8E
- Neshoba County Fair, 1992
- Ellen Spender, 94, and clown Jerrin Bourgeois, 8/1/92,
1B
- Giant house party starts Saturday, 7/30/92, 8E
- Harness racing loses association sanctions, 7/22/92,
3B; 7/31/93, 1B
- Holly Dunn and Ronnie Milsap perform, 8/6/92, 3E
- Orley Hood's column, 8/6/92, 1D
- Neshoba County Fair, 1993
- A cabin feels like home, 7/29/93, 8E
- Briggs calls for cut in size of Legislature, 8/5/93,
1A; 8/18/93, 1B
- Favorite son Marty Stewart returns, 7/29/93, 8E; 8/1/93,
1B
- Fordice calls for raise in tax exemption, school choice,
8/6/93, 1A, 9A
- Harness racing regains approval of national association,
7/31/93, 1B
- Mabus speaks, 8/5/93, 3B
- Politicking schedule, 7/29/93, 1B; 8/5/93, 7E
- Schedule of events, 7/29/93, 8-9E
- Neshoba County Fair, 1994
- Can co-exist with local casino, 7/31/94, 1A
- Excerpts from speeches, 8/4/94, 4B
- Fordice speech: 'local school rule' plan, 8/5/94,
1A
- Molpus to make speech, but not political announcement,
8/1/94, 1A
- Molpus's speech: don't peg economy on casinos, 8/4/94,
1B
- Plenty of politicking still ahead, 8/4/94, 11E
- You can't beat the company
- Schedule included, 7/28/94, 14E
- Neshoba County General Hospital
- Nursing home conditions criticized, 7/13/94, 3B
- Neshoba County Supervisors
- Deny trying to beat unit system, 2/1/88, 1A
- Netherland, Joel
- Killed himself, police say, 8/11/92, 1A; 8/13/92,
1A
- Yazoo City legislator dies from gunshot wound, 8/8/92,
1A; 8/9/92, 1B; 8/10/92, 2B
- Netser, Ezer
- Israeli tourist is robbed, but meets good Samaritan,
Paul Moak, 6/5/92, 5B
- Nettleton, Mississippi
- Wet side of town, 9/14/86, 1B
- Networked slot machines SEE Slot machines
- NetWorks System
- Jackson
- New venture makes networking easy, 11/17/87, 8B
- Neuharth, Al
- Speaks at luncheon in Jackson, 12/8/89, 1B
- Nevels, Vernon Kent
- Brookhaven man killed in ultralight aircraft accident,
9/20/93, 1A
- Neville Brothers
- Opening for Linda Ronstadt, 9/20/90, 13E
- Neville, William
- Business profile, 5/29/89, 4E
- New Afrikan People's Organization
- Meeting in Jackson, 3/25/93, 4B
- New Age Movement, 12/16/89, 1D
- New Albany Public Schools
- Enrollment down for third year, 9/2/91, 2B
- New American Schools Development Corp
- SEE Mississippi Public Education Forum
- New Augusta, Mississippi, 5/1/88, 5B
- New Deal Supermarket, 7/24/87, 8B
- Check-cashing office robbed of $20,000, 1/7/94, 4B
- Jackson
- Arms itself after robbery, 1/26/88, 1B
- New Durfold Corp
- Jackson
- Chair and couch manufacturer, 10/15/88, 8B
- New Hebron Manufacturing Co, 11/19/88, 4B
- New Hope Foundation
- Anti-drug walkathon, 10/21/89, 5B
- Giving away condoms in anti-AIDS campaign, 1/5/91,
5B
- Wants to enlist blacks in anti-drug fight, 10/27/90,
5B
- New Hope High School
- Lowndes County school has water pressure problem,
5/23/92, 3B
- New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
- Vicksburg
- Men charged with trespassing in graveyard, 10/15/91,
5B
- New Hope, Mississippi
- 5 families have built their way out of Dirty Corners,
8/11/93, 1A
- Delta community name change reflects optimism, 12/15/91,
8B; 12/19/91, 1A
- Residents have waited 2 months for utility hookups,
2/9/92, 1A
- UPS Foundation funds housing construction, 10/21/92,
1A
- New Houlka, Mississippi, 4/12/87, 3B
- New Kids on the Block
- Before concert, Kids fulfilled a few dreams, 8/26/90,
1A
- Bring $4.6 Million to local businesses, 8/25/90, 1A
- Parent ready for 'people coming from everywhere',
8/25/90, 1B
- Schedule Jackson concert for August 25, 3/21/90, 1B;
3/24/90, 1A
- The Kids are coming to town, 8/23/90, 8E
- New Lake Church of Christ (Holiness) USA
- Tent revival, 9/26/92, 1D
- New Lake Church of Christ Holiness
- Takes mission seriously, 6/9/90, 1D
- New Lake Ministries
- Mid-town Tent Crusade, 9/28/91, 1D
- Tent revival in downtown Jackson, 9/9/89, 1D
- New laws SEE Laws
- New Life Christian School
- Summer volunteers from out-of-state, 7/21/90, 1D
- New Life Familty Worship Center
- Vicksburg
- Community center for youth in Jackson, 6/5/94,
1B
- New Life for Women
- Drug treatment center
- Sue Outlaw's success, 5/24/89, 1G
- Facility renovated by Homebuilders Association of
Jackson, 11/19/91, 1D
- Three-quarter-way house helps chemically dependent
women, 11/2/88, 1D
- New Life Ministries
- Youth center, 10/24/92, 1D
- New Madrid fault, 10/2/87, 1A
- New Madrid fault SEE ALSO Earthquakes, Mississippi
River Valley
- New Music Seminar
- Second annual event at W.C. Don's, 3/19/91, 1D
- New Orleans
- Cemetery tours
- Weekend getaway, 4/8/93, 3E
- Christmas activities and celebrations, 11/26/89, 1G
- New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, 4/25/89, 1D
- Super Bowl week (Orley Hood's commentaries), 1/21-
- Targets Jacksonians as summer tourists, 7/18/89, 6B
- New Orleans Cafe
- Restaurant review, 5/24/90, 4E
- New Orleans Film and Video Festival
- Gets pick of flicks, 10/2/94, 1F
- New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, 4/9/87,
1C
- Events schedule, 4/22/93, 8-9E
- Puts pizazz in Big Easy, 4/26/90, 3F
- Schedule of events, 4/23/92, 6E
- New Orleans Museum of Art
- Folk-art exhibit of 7 Mississippians, 12/26/93, 1F
- Paley Collection is on display, 3/20/94, 1F
- New Orleans Saints
- Fans buying Saints clothing items, 10/19/91, 5B
- Lose playoff game; fans miserable again, 1/4/93, 1A
- Same song, new verse: Saints lose in playoffs, 12/29/91,
1A
- Underdog Saints' playoff game has Jackson fans watching,
1/6/91, 1B
- New South Bancorp
- Bought by First Tennessee Bank, 5/8/93, 5B; 12/31/93,
5B
- New South Bank SEE Peoples Bank and Trust
- New South Distribution Center
- Warehouse to be rented, 9/29/88, 8B
- New Stage
- 1994-95 season, 9/4/94, 1F
- A Writ From the Slaughterhouse, by Caine, 11/20/87,
1C
- Acting classes for amateurs and professionals, 12/27/89,
1D
- Androcles and the Lion, 3/1/89, 1D; 3/2/89, 1C
- Artists for the Theatre benefit, 5/1/94, 1F; 5/3/91,
1E
- Associate director Sawyer resigns position, 3/8/90,
1D
- Boys Next Door production, 2/14/91, 1D
- Capturing O'Neill's play makes for powerful trip,
1C; 1/27/89
- Celebrates 25th anniversary, 9/5/89, 1D
- Celebrities out for premiere, 1/29/88, 1C
- Charlotte's Web will enchant, review 4/1/92, 2B; 3/29/92,
1F
- Christmas Carol presented, 11/28/93, 1F; 12/3/85,
1D; 12/6/88, 1C
- Christmas Carol production features new faces, 11/29/90,
1D
- Christmas Carol production is true-to-form, 11/27/94,
1F; 12/4/94, 3B
- Christmas Carol, adapted by Ivan Ryder, 11/29/92,
1F
- Church Key Charlie Blue, by Lehrer, 1/20/88, 1C
- Cocktail Hour production; Jeanne Evans stars, 1/19/92,
1F; 1/26/92, 2B (review)
- Day Camp performs 'Raggedy Ann & Andy, 6/28/91,
1E
- Dirty Work at the Crossroads, 7/19/92, 1F
- Doesn't score, 1/28/88, 1E
- Driving Miss Daisy staged, 5/17/90, 1D
- Eden, a play in Eudora Welty New Plays Series, 5/10/92,
1F; 5/15/92, 2B (review)
- Edna Earle (based on Welty's 'The Ponder Heart'),
10/11/92, 1F; 10/16/92, 4B (review)
- Engelhardt named managing director, 5/30/92, 1B
- Fannie Lou Hamer: This Little Light..., 2/17/94, 8E
- Fences production, 1/16/94, 1F
- Full Moon is staged (Reynolds Price), 4/17/90, 1D
- General Manager Jack Stevens resigns, 5/6/87, 1D
- Gift of the Magi, 12/1/89, 1E
- Gin Game, 11/2/87, 1C; 11/4/87, 1C
- Glass Menagerie production, 1/17/93, 1F; 1/22/93,
4B
- Golden Goose put on by campers, 6/23/89, 1E
- Goldilocks on Trial, 7/30/93, 1E
- Greater Tuna presented for 3rd time, review 6/21/91,
2B; 6/20/91, 1D
- Greater Tuna production, 6//14/88, 1D
- Heidi Chronicles makes mid-South debut, review 5/11/91,
2B; 5/9/91, 1D
- Hobbit presented, 6/21/92, 1F
- I Hate Hamlet production, 5/9/93, 1F; 5/15/93, 3B
- I'm Not Rappaport to open, review 1/26/90, 5A; 1/24/90,
1D
- Immigrant to open, 10/25/90, 1D
- Importance of Being Earnest, review 4/5/91, 2A; 4/4/91,
1D
- Its 25th season off to rewarding start, 8/3/89, 1F
- Jerry's Girls production, 11/29/89, 1D
- Ledford to be managing director, 10/25/90, 1D
- Lend Me a Tenor is presented, 9/5/93, 1F; 9/9/93,
2B (review)
- Lettice & Lovage production, 2/28/93, 1F; 3/7/93,
3B
- Lion in Winter production, 10/27/91, 1F; 10/31/91,
2B
- Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe, 4/4/93, 1F
- Long Day's Journey Into Night, 1C; 1/23/89
- Love Letters presented with 3 rotating casts, 2/27/94,
1F; 3/3/94, 2B
- Mac MacAnally and Fred Knobloch, 8/18/94, 21E
- Master Harold, 3/2/88, 1C
- Miracle Worker cast coached by deaf, blind boy Robert
Wells, 10/30/93, 1A
- Miracle Worker presented, 10/17/93, 1F; 10/21/93,
2B
- Mississippi Talking, 3/14/93, 1F
- Mystery of Irma Vep, 10/26/89, 1D
- Nathaniel Benchley star of play, 1/26/88, 1C
- New artistic director is Steven David Martin, 2/18/94,
1E
- New staff, new season, 9/16/87, 1C
- Noises Off; season full of comedy & British, 9/20/88,
- Nunsense reviewed, 9/13/91, 2B
- Oh, Mr. Faulkner...returns, 6/13/93, 1F
- Oil City Symphony opening, review 9/14/90, 6A; 9/13/90,
1D
- Painting Churches opens, 10/31/88, 1C
- Ponder Heart, 3/22/88, 1C; 3/23/88, 1D
- Preview audiences of hair stylists, 11/7/89, 1D
- Pump Boys and Dinettes, 9/7/89, 1E; 9/8/89, 12A
- Reid-Petty: New Stage-struck, 11/2/87, 1C
- Renascence--inspired by Edna St.Vincent Millay, 8/24/89,
1E
- Robber Bridegroom is season opener, 9/4/94, 1F; 9/15/94,
3B (review)
- Romance/Romance review, 9/12/92, 4B
- Shakespearean Collage--Shakespeare on the road, 2/28/90,
1D
- Sister Sonji, featuring Jolivette Anderson, 2/17/94,
8E
- Smoke on the Mountain, 5/8/94, 1F; 5/14/94, 3B
- Snow Queen production, review 1/16/91, 1D; 1/15/91,
1D
- Stages art auction, 4/28/88, 1F
- Steel Magnolias is a hit, 5/10/89, 1D
- Streetcar Named Desire restaged, 3/22/90, 1D
- Talking With...', 7/11/89, 1D
- To Kill a Mockingbird is staged, 10/16/94, 1F; 10/23/94,
5B (review)
- Two one-act plays, 3/13/87, 1C
- Velveteen Rabbit staged by day camp, 8/18/88, 1C
- Will show and tell 'A Christmas Carol', 12/1/91, 1F;
12/5/91, 2B (review)
- You Can't Die Laughing reading, 3/7/91, 1D
- New Stage SEE ALSO Reid-Petty, Jane
- New Thought Ministry
- Advertises in paper for Sunday lecturer, 7/24/93,
1D
- New Vision Communications SEE WJTV-Channel 12
- New Woman Medical Center
- Jackson abortion clinic guarded by U.S. Marshalls,
7/31/94, 1A
- Protests draw few participants, 8/13/94, 1B; 8/14/94,
1B
- New Year
- 1st Jackson baby born to Jacqueline Sumler, 1/2/93,
1B
- Violence greets 1993 throughout state, 1/3/93, 1B
- New Year's Day
- If you need it you can buy it today, 1/1/94, 4B
- New Year's Eve
- 2 Jackson organizations offer free transportation,
12/30/94, 1B
- Alternative bashes (no alcohol), 12/29/94, 10E; 12/30/93,
6E
- Cities and counties must decide about Sunday New Year's
Eve, 8/28/89, 1A
- Discounted cab rides, free lifts home offered, 12/27/91,
1B
- Eric Lamar Hawkins first baby of 1994, 1/2/94, 1A
- Extravaganza at Mississippi Museum of Art, 12/29/94,
3E
- For good luck, eat black-eyed peas, 12/31/92, 1D
- Jackson police to prevent Capitol Street fireworks
parties, 12/31/90, 1B
- MADD offers courtesy cabs to revelers, 1/2/92, 3B
- Most government workers get another 3-day weekend,
12/31/92, 2B
- Revelers look forward to night of indulgence, 12/31/91,
1B
- Tipsy? Take a taxi, 12/31/92, 1A
- What Jacksonians are doing, 12/31/92, 3E
- New Year's resolutions
- Give yourself a sporting chance, 12/30/90, 1E
- Readers suggest resolutions for celebrities, officials,
1/1/94, 1B
- Yes, you can, 12/29/91, 1E
- New York Days (book) SEE Morris, Willie
- New York Times
- Article on state's civil rights climate is 'fair',
7/24/89, 1A
- New, Nancy
- State school readiness coordinator's job is cut, 3/3/92,
4B
- New, William
- Texas oil man charged in Tennessee bank fraud
- Had office in Jackson, 1/23/92, 3B
- Newborn baby SEE Abandoned infant
- Newell's Water Sports
- Water-skiing Santas, 12/25/90, 1B
- Newell, Charles
- Named new police chief by Ditto, 7/6/89, 1A, 1B; 7/29/89,
1A
- Named Ridgeland police chief, 4/26/91, 1A
- Police chief's racial attitudes questioned, 7/26/89,
1A
- Postpones retirement 1 month, 8/8/90, 1B
- Resigns, citing budget woes, City Council, 7/11/90,
1A
- Success may hinge on increasing police funds, 7/29/89,
1B
- To reveal job plans, 7/10/90, 1A
- Newell, Ronnie
- Dies of gunshot wound, 7/4/93, 1A
- Epileptic man shot in home of neighbor, 6/30/93, 1A;
7/1/93, 1A, 13A; 7/2/93, 4B
- Newhebron, Mississippi, 4/3/88, 6B
- Newman Scholar SEE University of Mississippi
- Newman, Buddie
- Hopes to replace burned documents, 3/1/89, 1B
- Newman, C.B. "Buddie"
- Assesses House rules struggle, 1/6/90, 1A
- Newman, C.B."Buddie"
- As private citizen, puts past to rest, 11/18/90, 1H
- Attempt to oust as Speaker, 9/19/86, 1B
- Downfall, reasons, 4/12/87, 18A
- Farewell:Friends, foes, praise, 12/16/87, 1A
- Future plans, 1/4/87, 3H
- House rebels: Curtail Speaker's power, 1/6/86, 1A
- ICG railroad cars, 8/20/85, 1B
- Loss of powers, 1/10/87, 1A
- Says not obstructionist, 7/25/87, 1A
- To quit Legislature, 4/1/87, 1A
- Won't seek Speaker's post, 3/27/87, 1A
- Newman, Dempsey SEE Bureau of Narcotics
- Newman, Frank SEE Bush, George
- Newman, Joseph, 12/13/86, 1B
- 8-year-old "bride" removed from home, 3/11/89,1A
- 8-year-old "bride", brother placed in shelter, 3/14/89,
1A
- Car won't run, 12/17/86, 1A
- Con man bilks investors, 10/5/86, 6B
- Continues to try for patent, 8/21/86, 1B
- Fails to get patent, 6/27/86, 1B
- Gyro-power car, 2/5/87, 1A
- Hoping to secure patent, 11/18/85, 1A
- Judge to decide about patent, 12/9/86, 1B
- Lucedale inventor says married an 8-year-old, 3/10/89,
1B
- Lucedale inventor's energy machine gets Mexican patent,
1A; 1/12/89
- Moves from patents to prophecy, 5/14/88, 1A
- Offers car to anyone proving energy machine won't
work, 11/28/89, 1B; 11/29/89, 1B
- Says NAFTA validates his Mexican patent, 3/31/94,
1A
- Seeks backing for presidential campaign, 11/28/87,
1B
- Shows energy machine car in Biloxi, 3/12/87, 1B
- Space travel application for energy machine, 7/16/87,
1B
- Takes fight for invention to House, 5/30/86, 1B
- Tests car, 12/16/86, 1A
- Newman, Kenneth W
- Lunacy hearing set following his assault on wife and
police, 2/19/91, 5B
- Newman, Lacy
- Heads New York's Seamen's Bank for Savings, 2/19/89,
1G
- Newport, Mississippi
- Proposed Newport Industrial Park, 2/14/88, 1A
- Newsom children
- Hidden by Long Beach couple, 10/21/87, 1A; 10/23/87,
3B
- Newsom, Karen
- Abuse statements to be taken, 3/2/88, 2B
- Appeal lost in custody suit, 7/21/88, 1B
- Case continues without main players, 6/27/88, 1B
- Childrens lawyer sues for $2 Million, 5/19/88, 1B
- Custody case has Newsoms back in court, 10/11/89,
3B
- Custody cases criticized, 3/7/88, 1B
- Custody fight, 8/25/87, 1A; 8/27/87, 1B; 8/28/87,
3B; 8/29/87, 1A, 8/30/87, 1A; 9/5/87, 1B; 9/10/87, 1B;
9/14/87, 1B; 9/20/87, 4B; 9/30/87, 1A&B; 10/2/87,
1A; 10/16/87, 3B; 10/30/87, 2B; 12/1/87, 1B
- DA:Case under investigation, 2/27/88, 3B
- Father keeps custody of Newsom children, 2/15/90,
1A
- Harrison's case to move to Mississippi, 10/7/88, 1B
- Judge refuses to release mother, 8/22/87, 1A; 8/24/87,
1A
- Judge won't expand visits, 1/13/88, 1A
- Lawyer must pay fees:"frivolous" suit, 12/23/87,
- Says attorney knew where children were, 11/10/87,
1B
- Newsome, Herbert
- Trucker on I-20 shot twice in head, 6/10/94, 1A
- Newsome, Karen SEE ALSO Custody fight
- NewSong
- Christian music group appears in Jackson, 4/6/91,
1D
- Newspaper editor
- Yazoo City
- Shot, 8/15/87, 1A; 8/16/87, 1B; 8/19/87, 4B
- Newspapers
- Greenwood
- "The News" vs. "Greenwood Commonwealth," 3/5/88,
8B
- Jackson
- Better Newspaper Contest-1987, 6/21/87, 3B
- Clarion Ledger and Daily News to merge, 5/12/89,
1A
- Clarion-Ledger and Jackson Daily News likely to
merge, 2/15/89, 1A
- Jackson Advocate may get aid from NAACP in legal
aid battle, 1B; 2/3/89
- Jackson Daily News to print last edition, 6/9/89,
1A
- Jackson papers claim 5 Gannett awards, 10/18/88,
1B
- Jackson papers take 39 awards in contest, 6/26/88,
1B
- Mississippians run your newspapers, 10/23/88,
1H
- Kosciusko
- Star Herald sold, 9/8/89, 6B
- Louisiana/Mississippi Associated Press Assn award
winners, 5/9/88, 1B
- Mendenhall
- Simpson County News building burns, 5/6/92, 2B
- Mississippi
- Blacks being recruited for staffs, 6/7/92, 1C
- County news; weekly columnists, 6/12/88, 1E
- Daily papers being bought up by national chains,
6/7/92, 1C
- Investors plan black-oriented newspaper, 7/26/88,
8B
- State's largest dailies gain in circulation, 11/2/91,
7B
- Win 24 press awards, 6/22/85, 1A
- Pontotoc
- Progress sold, 9/8/89, 6B
- Newsprint South
- Grenada
- New plant opens, 6/25/89, 1G; 9/27/89, 6B
- Grenada paper mill is on schedule, 7/27/88, 8B
- Is given OK to burn mill sludge, 8/10/89, 5B
- Mississippi Chemical Corp intends to sell subsidiary,
6/26/94, 1C
- New CEO is Charles Dunn, 3/19/92, 5B
- Newsprint South SEE ALSO Mississippi Chemical Corp
- Newton Company
- Clothing manufacturer threatens post-Christmas shutdown,
12/3/91, 7B; 12/14/91, 6B
- Newton County
- Census records the aging of Mississippi, 12/4/88,
1B
- Newton County Sheriff's Department
- Miles is charged in gambling bribe scheme, 5/10/91,
1B
- Newton High School
- Tiger Roars newspaper, 10/8/91, 4B
- Newton Public Schools
- NAACP and black parents want changes, 11/18/90, 3B
- Newton, Ben SEE Republican National Convention, 1992
- Newton, Dessie
- Named Valiant Woman of 1989, 2/24/90, 1D
- Newton, Emma SEE Murder, Leland
- Newton, Lucille and Joseph SEE Lottery, Louisiana
- Newton, Wayne
- Touts new record at Jackson radio station WMSI, 12/14/91,
1A
- Neyman, Mike
- Named director of School for Math & Science, 8/22/92,
3B
- Nguyen, Can SEE Crime rate---Jackson---Vietnamese...
- Nguyen, Long
- Vietnamese refugee's paintings hang at Eudora Welty
Library, 8/15/93, 1F
- Nguyen, Tam and Thanh
- Vietnamese family pays return visit to homeland, 5/19/92,
1D
- Nichols, Aaron
- Jackson baby in Pittsburgh for intestinal operation,
12/15/89, 1A
- Nichols, Alfred
- Brandon judge sworn in as federal magistrate, 7/9/91,
1B
- Nichols, David
- Iuka mayor claims audit exonerates him, 9/11/94, 3B
- Nichols, Gary Robert SEE Magee Co-Op
- Nichols, James
- Coroner says he died of heart attack before train
hit him, 1/7/91, 3B
- Nichols, Jerry
- Basketball star is an inspiration in his inner-city
neighborhood, 3/5/94, 1A
- Nichols, John
- Disbarred lawyer given 5-year term, 6/13/92, 4B
- Nichols, June SEE Homeless
- Nichols, Larry
- Firefighter reinstated as lawsuit settled, 8/17/94,
4B
- Former Jackson firefighter files suit over suspension,
8/1/92, 4B
- Nichols, Les
- Tupelo architect, president of Church Building Associates,
11/1/91, 1E
- Nichols, Pervie
- "The Bible Speaks" 25th anniv., 1/30/88, 1C
- Nichols, Phyllis
- Mississippi's Learning Disability Educator of the
year, 12/1/89, 4B
- Northwest Rankin teacher is US's top learning disabilities
instructor, 11/2/90, 4B
- Nicholson, Carl SEE College Board
- Nick's
- Epicurious says it deserves 3 stars, 4/12/90, 4E
- Restaurant review, 7/29/93, 4E
- Nickelodeon channel
- Double Dare broadcast from Jackson Coliseum, 10/18/92,
1A
- Nickles, Freddie
- Orderley at Vicksburg hospital 'an institution', 10/21/91,
2B
- Nicknames
- Mississippi, 11/24/85, 1E
- Nicks, Carla
- New Mrs. Mississippi, 8/5/87, 1C
- Nielsen rating
- May 1994 rating skewed, local TV executives say, 6/17/94,
6B
- November TV rating for Jackson presents cloudy picture,
1/17/91, 1D
- WLBT-TV cleans up in May period, 6/26/91, 1D
- WLBT/NBC wins local 'November sweeps', 1/11/94, 1D
- Nielsen rating SEE ALSO Arbitron rating
- Night at the Copa
- Count Basie Orchestra in benefit for Jackson NAACP,
10/16/89, 1D
- Night high school SEE Jackson Public Schools---Night...
- Night hunting SEE Game wardens; SEE Shoemake, Ike
- Night life
- Catering to the under-21 crowd, 3/11/93, 10E
- Jackson after midnight: Subway Lounge, Waffle House,
etc., 2/4/93, 8E
- Small towns in Mississippi, 4/2/89, 1E
- Night Out Against Crime SEE Crime, Jackson
- Night Out With The Stars
- Pro athletes encourage local youths, 12/29/93, 3B
- Night people
- They work in the dark, sleep in the day, 5/5/91, 1E
- Nightclubs SEE Night life
- NiiLampti, Nyaka
- Piney Woods valedictorian heading to Princeton University,
6/7/93, 1B
- Nijinsky, Vaslov
- Exhibit of photographs at Welty Library, 6/1/90, 1E
- Nina (ship)
- Replica of Columbus ship visits Biloxi, 1/11/93, 1A
- Ninja
- Bryce F. Dallas, 3/27/87, 2B
- Nix, Kirksey
- Goes on trial in Hattiesburg on marijuana charges,
4/6/92, 3B; 4/7/92, 3B; 4/8/92, 3B
- Nix, Kirksey SEE ALSO Prisons---Louisiana; SEE Sherry
slayings
- Nix, T.M.
- Convicted in Pretense scandal, but is a candidate
again, 2/15/91, 1B
- Nixon, Richard
- Jackson artist Eric MacDonald recalls contact with
ex-president, 4/27/94, 6A
- Most federal offices close in observance of his death,
4/26/94, 1B
- On his death, Coast residents remember his help after
Camille, 4/23/94, 9A
- Nixon, Walter
- Agent Shattles retires after hunting conviction with
Nixon, 7/11/90, 1B
- Allowed to practice law again, 5/21/93, 1A
- Appeals conviction, 10/22/87, 1A
- Appeals court asked to throw out his impeachment,
3/15/91, 1B
- Arrested and jailed on April gun carrying charge,
8/7/90, 1A; 8/10/90, 1A
- Attorney testifies Nixon is innocent, 7/9/88, 1B
- Attorneys claim jurors were biased, 3/7/86, 1A
- Checks out of halfway house, returns home, 11/22/89,
1B
- Committee backs impeachment, 3/22/89, 1A
- Congressman upset Nixon getting paid, 7/7/88, 1A
- Convicted ex-Judge Nixon's request for a new trial
is denied, 12/20/88, 1B
- Convictions upheld, 5/1/87, 1A
- DeConcini says he may sit on bench again, 9/25/89,
2B
- Downfall traced, 2/16/86, 1A
- Ex-judge seeks employment; undecided on new career,
2/8/91, 1A
- Experts: he should have excused himself from Fairchild
cases, 3/3/89, 1B
- Experts: Nixon should've excused self from suits,
3/3/89, 1B
- Faces 2nd illegal hunting charge, 5/23/90, 1A
- Faces impeachment vote, 5/10/89, 1B
- Fairchild tells Senate panel of Nixon's aid, 9/8/89,
1A
- Fairchild to testify, 7/6/88, 1B
- Fairchild: I lied at Nixon trial, 8/30/88, 1A
- Federal court rejects request for new trial, 8/18/89,
1B
- Federal judges urge Nixon impeachment, 3/16/88, 1A
- Found guilty on hunting charges, 7/7/90, 1A
- Freed while awaiting parole-violation hearing, 8/16/90,
1A
- Government studies parole status in view of hunting
conviction, 7/10/90, 1A
- Groups last Nixon hearing may be today, 3/1/89, 1B
- Guilty of perjury, 2/10/86, 1A; 2/11/86, 1A
- Has had 5 furloughs from prison, 4//7/89, 3B
- Hearings before House conclude, 6/11/88, 2B
- High Court halts disbarment proceedings, 9/1/88, 1B
- His case will not damage judiciary, judges say, 11/2/89,
13A
- House committee votes on proposal to impeach Nixon,
3/21/89, 1B
- House panel considers impeachment, 6/9/88, 3B
- House votes impeachment, 5/11/89, 1A
- Impeachment hearings on Nixon resume, 3/2/89, 1B
- Impeachment process, 1/23/88, 1B
- Impeachment set for early November, 10/26/89, 2B;
11/3/89, 1A; 11/4/89, 1A, 1B
- Indicted on bribery charges, 9/30/85, 1A,1B
- Judge - Court appeal, 12/4/86, 1A
- Judge denies reinstatement to bar, 2/27/93, 1B
- Judge named for request for new trial, 4/15/88, 1B
- Judge seeks retrial; term to start, 3/22/88, 1B
- Jury deliberates, 2/9/86, 1A
- Loses battle for law license, 5/24/90, 1B
- Loses court appeal to return to bench, 7/10/91, 1B
- Loses law license, 9/25/86, 1A
- Mississippi Supreme Court disbars, 11/23/89, 1B
- Nevada senator's words help defense, 9/9/89, 1A; 9/10/89,
1B
- New trial date may be set at hearing, 6/6/90, 3B;
6/7/90, 3B
- Oil deal with Fairchild is legal, 2/4/86, 1A
- Panel denies request for government to pay legal fees,
8/9/89, 1B
- Panel won't act on impeachment this session, 9/17/88,
3B
- Parole Board says he belongs back in jail, 9/11/90,
1A
- Parole hearing set for September 10, 8/23/90, 3B
- Parole in jeopardy after hunting arrest, 4/27/90,
1A; 4/28/90, 1B
- Parole is within 3 months, 11/2/89, 1A
- Passes bar exam; wants to practice on Gulf Coast,
9/26/93, 1B
- Pittman middleman: FBI & Fairchild, 9/6/88, 1A
- Pleads no contest to illegal hunting charge, 6/1/91,
1B
- Possible opening in his judgeship spurs rumors, 9/24/89,
1H
- Refuses to resign, to fight impeachment, 1/21/88,
1A
- Rehearing rejected, 9/9/87, 1A; 9/10/87, 1B
- Relationship with lawyer friends crux of case against,
9/17/89, 1H
- Released from custody, 11/21/89, 1A
- Rep. Larkin Smith backs his impeachment, 4/26/89,
1B
- Reports to prison, 3/24/88, 1A
- Returning to jail for parole violation, 10/3/90, 1B;
10/10/90, 3B
- Says he was convicted by news media, 7/13/88, 1A
- Says news media convicted him, 7/13/88, 1A
- Says perjury statements caused by memory lapses, 9/13/89,
1A
- Seeking reinstatement to bar, 1/9/93, 1B
- Sells investments to pay legal bills, 6/8/89, 1A
- Senate committee asked to drop 1 charge, 7/15/89,
1B
- Senate hearings begin; he says he is innocent, 11/2/89,
1A
- Senate panel decision expected within month, 9/14/89,
1A
- Senate panel trial, 8/30/89, 3B; 9/7/89, 1B
- Senate swears in panel to hear impeachment case, 5/12/89,
3B; 5/17/89, 3B
- Sentenced to 5 years, 4/1/86, 1A
- Serving time in New Orleans halfway house, 7/22/89,
1A
- Speaks to panel on impeachment, 6/10/88, 1A
- State Supreme Court rejects request for return of
law license, 3/22/90, 1B
- Sues for full pay and benefits, 2/8/90, 1B
- Surrenders judicial power, 2/15/86, 1A
- Takes stand, denies charge, 2/6/86, 1A
- Throwing out of Florida judge's impeachment will affect
Nixon, 9/18/92, 1A
- To begin serving term March 23, 3/5/88, 1A
- To report to prison today, 3/23/88, 1B
- Trial before U.S. Senate to be September 6, 7/3/89,
1B
- Trial begins on illegal hunting charges, 7/5/90, 1B;
7/6/90, 1a
- Trial date set for hunting-law violation, 3/13/91,
2B
- Trial set for September 1989, 6/5/89, 3B
- Trial testimony, 3/30/86, 1A
- Trial: Series of articles (Day 8), 1/30/86, 1A
- U.S. House expected to impeach, urge Senate trial,
4/26/89, 1A
- U.S. House of Representatives debate, 4/25/89, 1A;
4/28/89, 1B
- U.S. House panel delays vote on impeachment, 3/11/89,
1B
- U.S. Supreme Court says he cannot appeal his ouster,
1/14/93, 1A
- U.S. Supreme Court to hear his appeal, 2/25/92, 3B
- US House moves to impeach, 3/18/88, 1B
- US Supreme Court upholds sentence, 1/20/88, 1A
- Weingarten denies influencing testimon, 8/31/88, 1A
- Wildlife Conservation Dept. studies his sale of antler
collection, 6/14/89, 1A
- No Bid System
- State agencie, 4/26/87, 1A,13A,4H
- No Easy Journey: The Civil Rights Movement in Claiborne
County, 12/2/94, 1A; 12/4/94, 1B
- No Mistake Plantation
- Satartia
- Bed and breakfast, 4/17/91, 1D
- No pass/no play
- Advisory panel unveils play, 3/4/86, 1B
- Board of Education OKs, 6/20/86, 1B; 6/21/86, 1A
- Guidelines draw fire in hearings, 3/19/86, 1A
- Implemented for Jackson students, 9/2/86, 1A; 9/4/86,
1B
- Jackson schools, 8/24/87, 1B
- Many students ineligible, 8/26/86, 1A; 8/27/86, 1A
- Panel expected to approve, 4/17/86, 1B; 8/20/85, 1A
- Panel says rule discriminates against learning-disabled,
1/3/90, 1A
- Panel to study, 12/21/85, 1B
- Policy, 11/7/86, 1B
- Seniors disqualified from band, athletic activities,
9/1/89, 4B
- State board wants more information, 5/17/86, 1B
- No-till planting SEE Dixie Farm Show
- Noah's Ark Pet Shop, 9/21/86, 1E
- Nobel Prize
- Lawsuit: Nobel nominee falsified some research, 3/18/89,
1B
- Noble, Billy
- Dies of heart attack, 11/30/86, 1A
- Jailer appointed to finish term, 12/2/86, 1A
- Noble, Carolyn SEE Cats
- Nobles, Lewis
- 5 women talk to grand jury about Nobles, 6/23/94,
1A
- Accepted image hard to reconcile with accusations,
8/29/93, 1A
- Accounts remain frozen, 11/28/93, 4B
- Bought and sold stocks for Mississippi College, 8/1/94,
1A
- Cartoon in student newspaper 'The Mississippi Collegian',
10/29/94, 1B
- Case featured on 'A Current Affair', 10/27/94, 1B
- Chosen top college leader, 11/25/86, 1B
- Could face money-laundering charges, 5/14/94, 1B
- Embezzled $3 MIllion, Mississippi College says, 8/10/93,
1A
- FBI questions his escorts, purchase of stocks, 5/15/94,
1A
- FBI says he spent $389,790 on women, 12/31/94, 1A
- Federal and state officials join in investigation,
8/12/93, 1A
- NOBLES, LEWIS
- FEDERAL INDICTMENT ON 19 COUNTS
- WHITE SLAVE LAW CITED, 9/22/94, 1A, 9A
- Nobles, Lewis
- Federal prosecutors want seizure of another stock
account, 6/10/94, 4B
- Friends soliciting funds for defense, 5/30/94, 1B
- Grand jury questions potential witnesses, 5/25/94,
2B; 7/21/94, 1B
- Judge delays order for handing over personal records,
8/14/93, 1B
- MC students express shock at affair, 8/11/93, 7A
- Mississippi College granted access to his mail, 8/11/93,
1A
- Mississippi College president honored, 10/20/92, 1B
- Mississippi College sues Omnibank over bank accounts,
9/8/93, 1A
- OmniBank blameless, CEO Paul Aron says, 9/14/93, 1B
- Ordered to testify in MC's civil lawsuit against Omnibank,
10/30/93, 1B
- Pleads innocent to charges; ordered not to leave state,
9/23/94, 1A
- Resigns as MC president amid investigation, 8/5/93,
1A; 8/6/93, 1B
- Says missing funds actually used to help needy students,
10/23/93, 1A
- Some of his assets are freed, 8/18/93, 1A
- Subject of criminal probe, DA says, 8/13/93, 1A
- Trustee John Rogers says safeguards will be set up
at MC, 8/11/93, 1A
- Nobles, Lewis SEE ALSO Mississippi College
- Noel Industries SEE Gabriel Manufacturing
- Noel Industries SEE Gitano Manufacturing
- Noise ordinance
- Clinton
- Residents ask for quiet zones, 4/7/92, 5B; 4/17/92,
4B; 4/22/92, 4B
- Edwards
- New law takes effect November 16, 1/18/92, 4B;
11/1/91, 1A; 11/16/91, 5B
- Jackson
- City Council seeking revisions, 10/16/91, 4B;
10/22/91, 1B; 10/23/91, 1B
- City wants to silence loud pets, 11/22/91, 4B
- Noise ordnance
- Columbus
- Police to crack down on auto stereos, 6/16/92,
3B
- Nolden, Takieshia SEE APAC
- Non-profit organizations
- 4 professional organizations argue for their tax exemption,
8/1/92, 2B
- Pittman urges stricter controls, 5/1/86, 1A
- Tax exemption status in Jackson, 9/13/95, 5B; 11/24/92,
1B
- Non-profit organizations SEE ALSO Mississippi Management
Seminar for Nonprofits
- Nooe, Grant
- Chef at 400 E. Capitol hopes for national recognition,
4/11/90, 1E
- noot pottle
- Norbertine monastic community
- Establised in Jackson, 6/24/89, 1D
- Norbord Industries
- Canadian company opens plant near Tupelo, 4/29/93,
5B
- Nordan, Lewis 'Buddy'
- Itta Bena-born author hews close to his roots, 9/15/91,
1F, 3F
- Norfolk Southern
- Has 270 miles of track in state, 11/28/88, 4B
- Norman Shirtmakers
- Files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, 2/18/89, 8B
- Gitman Bros. makes offer to buy, 4/15/89, 4B
- Norman, Cora
- Executive director of Mississippi Humanities Council,
3/26/91, 1D
- Running for state auditor; wants more women candidates,
8/27/91, 1B
- Norman, Nerissa
- Finally is elected mayor of Mound Bayou, 3/7/93, 1A
- Norman, Nerissa SEE ALSO Mound Bayou, Mississippi
- Norplant
- Birth control implant slow to catch on in Mississippi,
7/6/92, 1A, 3B
- Norris, William SEE William Norris Ltd...
- North & South (TV miniseries)
- Miniseries filmed in Mississippi, 11/1/85, 1D
- Mississippians object to stereotypes, 5/9/86, 1C
- North 40 CB Club
- Crowd offers no clues in slaying, 5/25/92, 3B
- Public nuisance: violence and liquor violations, 5/3/94,
5B; 5/12/94, 1B
- North American Free Trade Agreement
- Agriculture community in state hopes to cash in, 12/26/93,
3B
- Bennie Thompson explains his opposition, 12/22/94,
6B
- Cochran state delegation's only firm backer, 9/17/93,
7B
- Espy says it would pass if Senate voted secretly,
11/3/93, 5B
- Gore/Perot debate, 11/10/93, 1A, 1B
- MEC/Mississippi NAFTA conference at Millsaps, 11/3/93,
5B
- Mississippi opportunities, 8/13/92, 5B; 9/8/94, 5B
- Mississippians give views, 9/17/93, 7B
- Pro and con, 9/12/93, 1H
- Pro and con: letters to the editor, 11/16/93, 9A
- North American Limousin Junior...Show
- Show at Colesium, 7/21/94, 4B
- North Central Mississippi Narcotics Task Force
- Lacks director, 4/7/92, 3B
- North Jackson Baptist Church
- Only bi-racial Southern Baptist Church, 12/12/87,
1C
- North Jackson Community Council
- Opposition to its teen center at Pillars and Roach,
6/4/94, 5B
- North Jackson Elementary School
- Open Doors class's tourism unit, 12/21/90, 4B
- Pupils construct futuristic city from trash, 5/14/91,
4B
- Voluntary school uniforms, 8/25/92, 4B
- North Mississippi Health Services
- Ends affiliation with Fulton Hospital, 7/17/92, 3B
- North Mississippi Medical Center
- Cancer Center, 7/13/93, 9A
- CEO search after Hicks resignation, 7/16/94, 6B
- Vice-president for nursing Linda Gholston resigns,
7/21/94, 3B
- North Mississippi Retardation Center
- Patient has perfect pitch, 1/3/88, 1A
- North Panola Regional Hospital
- Authorities probing for fraud, 8/12/89, 1B
- Its woes affect solvent South Panola Community Hospital,
8/20/89, 1B
- Methodist Health Systems of Memphis may take over,
10/14/89, 7B
- Staves off closure, but may lose reimbursements, 9/16/89,
1B
- North Panola Regional Hospital SEE ALSO Lee, Tharon
- North Place/Post Oak Homeowners Association
- Madison group fighting apartments, 8/3/93, 4B
- North State Street
- 3 blocks at Capitol Street closed to clean up bus
fuel, 11/6/94, 6B
- Cook Construction bankruptcy halts repaving work,
12/9/89, 1B
- Repaving project is resumed, 4/19/90, 6B
- North Sunflower County Hospital
- Director Schuler turns troubled hsopital around, 7/30/91,
2B
- Workers not told of check problems, 4/14/90, 5B
- North, Oliver
- Blames Congress for US problems, 10/26/88, 1A
- Fans to hear hero for $100, 10/24/88, 3B
- Haircuts, 7/16/87, 1A
- Mississippians support, 7/9/87, 1A
- Opens his national tour in Jackson, 10/28/90, 1B
- Slide show, 9/2/87, 1B
- To visit state, 10/12/88, 1A
- North-south parkway (Clinton) SEE Roads and Streets,
Clinton
- North/south corridor (Clinton) SEE Roads and streets,
Clinton
- Northbay Subdivision
- Friends of Children's Hospital benefit, 12/9/91, 1D
- Prospers in otherwise soft market, 6/16/91, 3C
- Recreation haven in Madison County, 1/24/88, 5G
- Undeveloped sections sold to Baycastle Properties,
7/17/91, 5B
- Northeast Mississippi Community College
- Leadership Project for local students, 10/1/91, 4B
- SEE ALSO: Murder - NEMJC
- Northeast Mississippi Mayors Association
- Formed to promote area growth, 12/22/91, 3B
- Northeast Mississippi Planning and Development District
- PEER report blasts bad loans, 7/25/91, 1B
- Northeast Mississippi Regional Advanced Technology
Training Initiative
- Lacking funds, 7/1/91, 3B
- Northern Ireland SEE Ulster Project
- Northfield Development
- Residents fear impact, 15/31/88, 1A
- Northminster Baptist Church
- Northminster/Briarwood Lecture Series, 10/5/91, 1D
- Pastor Thomason leaves, 11/26/88, 1C
- Roger Paynter is new pastor, 10/14/89, 1D
- Northpark Cinema 10
- Movie megaplex opens, 12/17/87, 1E
- New digital sound system for 'Jurassic Park', 6/11/93,
1E
- Opens Dec. 18, 11/20/87, 8B
- Northpark Mall
- 3-D Holusions, 12/20/94, 1D
- Bans guns from premisis, 1/3/91, 2B
- Business picking up, 11/10/85, 1I
- Gearing up for holiday season; new stores, 10/18/94,
1A; 10/25/94, 8B
- Mississippi College teaches adult education classes
at Mall, 6/5/91, 1D
- Model train exhibit, 12/9/93, 1D
- Plans for theater, 10/18/85, 8B
- Trims hours to save money, 3/26/91, 6B
- Northpark Mall SEE ALSO Kidnapping, Ridgeland
- Northpointe subdivision
- Residents complain of neglected lake, 7/18/92, 4B
- Northside Baptist Church
- Two congregations share, 2/11/89, 1C
- Northside Elementary School
- Pearl
- Stanford Achievement Test coaching, 4/13/93, 4B
- Northside Hyundai, Inc.
- Brandon Ford dealer Boyce buys state's only Hyundai
lot, 1/6/89; 8B
- Northside News
- Newsstand, 6/21/86, 1B
- Robbed 4 times in 1 week
- Owner Bill Lamson begs city for help, 4/28/93,
1A
- Too many robberies; business closes; building demolished,
2/7/94, 1A
- Northview Addition subdivision
- Jackson
- Neighbors band into crime-fighting unit, 2/26/92,
4B
- Northwest Airlines
- Memphis airlink replaces local service, 1/25/91, 6B
- New commuter service, 9/10/87, 8B
- Northwest Community College
- Must pay back wages to dormitory hosts, 7/4/91, 4B
- State auditing its financial records, 2/21/92, 3B
- Northwest Elementary School
- Northwest Industrial Park
- Hinds woos technology firm, 9/28/88, 3B
- Northwest Jackson Junior High
- Soft colors mute noise, 1B; 1/8/89
- Northwest Middle School
- Bus accident and death of principal grieves school,
8/28/93, 1B
- Gun found in locker; student suspended, 11/5/93, 4B
- Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center
- Grant to build mothers/infants unit, 8/28/92, 3B
- Wants larger obstetrics unit, 10/29/91, 1A
- Northwest Rankin Attendace Center
- Alleged racial problems; restroom incident, 2/8/92,
3B
- Northwest Rankin Attendance Center
- Bible Club, 1/9/90, 4B
- Driveway to ease traffic woes, 1/17/91, 5B
- Grand jury to investigate problems, 9/28/89, 1B
- IDEA program, 12/29/89, 4B
- New approach to teaching algebra, 4/27/93, 4B
- Teacher of gifted students Joy Hellard, 6/1/90, 4B
- Norton, Danny
- Charges in Byram drug raid still unresolved after
1 year, 12/6/91, 1A
- Honored for bravery in Byram drug raid, 5/15/91, 2B
- Maurice Miller will not be indicted for prescription
forgery, 3/24/92, 3B
- Narcotics agent saved by bullet-proof vest in Byram
raid, 12/7/90, 1A; 12/8/90, 5B
- Says he is 'not concerned ...about doing anything
wrong', 12/12/90, 1B
- Norwood, Brandy
- McComb-born teenager, TV veteran, turns to R&B,
9/22/94, 18E
- Norwood, Malcolm
- His farewell exhibit at Delta State is tribute to
Marie Hull, 2/25/90, 1F
- Norwood, Mary Beth SEE Hallal, Robert
- Not Here Foundation
- Anti-drug program
- Nigel Cuffie, president, 3/7/93, 2B
- Nourse, Bruce
- Gaming Commission deputy quits, goes to work for casino,
1/10/93, 5B; 12/20/92, 3B
- Hired as licensing investigator by Gaming Commission,
7/10/91, 6B
- NOW
- At conference: Mississippi women have a 'hard way
to go', 4/20/91, 1B
- Convention speaker Jeanne Clark says women left out
of abortion debate, 4/21/91, 3B
- Holds conference in Jackson, 4/17/91, 1D
- Holds pro-choice rally at Capitol, 1/24/93, 1B
- Newspaperwoman Judy Mann wants all hands enlisted,
4/22/91, 2B
- Rally scheduled for Smith Park, 8/30/92, 5B; 8/31/92,
1A
- Smith Park rally disrupted by Booker/McMillan confrontation,
8/31/92, 1A
- Nowhere
- Fight to keep non-alcohol club open, 6/13/86, 1B
- Noxubee County landfill SEE Landfills, Noxubee County
- NRA SEE ALSO Political action committees
- NTE SEE National Teacher Examination
- Nubbin (cat) SEE Mississippi Animal Rescue League
- Nuce, Ted
- Nuclear blast simulator
- Coast-built ship Wasp may test device in Gulf, 6/23/89,
1A
- Device to test warships' vulnerability may be placed
in Gulf, 6/22/89, 1A
- Engineer says it won't hurt humans, 6/28/89, 1B
- Monkey urged as test for nuclear blast simulator,
6/27/89, 1A
- Navy wants to hide simulator critics say, 6/28/89,
1A; 6/30/89, 5B
- Navy won't test pulsar barge off Mississippi coast,
4/4/90, 5B
- Nuclear explosions SEE Nuclear blast simulator
- Nuclear power industry, 81/9/87, 8B
- Nuclear power plants
- TVA considering constructing power plant, 2/20/91,
7B
- Nuclear waste
- Claiborne County asks state to OK dump study, 8/19/92,
1B; 10/2/92, 5B
- Claiborne County sees increased storage as jobs source,
7/22/92, 1A
- Claiborne County site plan study nixed, 10/23/92,
6B
- Copiah County supervisors want study for waste site
feasibility, 1/24/92, 1B
- Depository
- Atom smasher connection, 3/20/87, 1A
- DeSoto National Forest land swap raises nuclear waste
question, 7/15/89, 1A
- Dump
- Foes mixed on cut in study funds, 8/15/86, 1B
- Dump site to be decided, 9/7/85, 1B
- Finding nuke dump site not easy, experts say, 2/18/91,
3B
- Fordice asks MSU for advice on storage, 2/29/92, 6B;
3/10/92, 6B
- Fordice urges MSU to apply for study grant, 2/7/92,
1B
- Jefferson County to seek dump grant, 2/13/93, 4B;
2/19/92, 6B
- May be crossing state by truck in 1990, 4/15/89, 3B
- Mississippi may be taken off dump list, 9/11/87, 1A
- Mississippi no nuke dump? Put it in writing., 12/31/87,
1A
- Mississippi possible nuclear waste site, 2/16/86,
1J; 12/20/84, 1A; 12/24/84, 1A
- Mississippi ruled out as dump, 5/29/86, 1A
- Mississippi won't be repository, 12/30/87, 2B
- Plan
- Consultant says needed, 11/6/86, 1B
- Richton wins nuclear waste war, 7/25/88, 1A
- Sites
- Army may hold trump card, 9/25/85, 1B
- Grant requested for study, 11/13/86, 1B
- Iuka restudied as possible, 10/8/87, 1A
- Storage in state meets further delay unless DOE extends
deadline, 3/18/92, 5B
- Tatum Salt Dome targeted for cleanup, 7/2/88, 1A
- Work against nuclear dump praised, 1/7/87, 4B
- Nuclear waste SEE ALSO Radioactive waste
- Nuclear Waste Policy Advisory Council
- House panel refuses to reorganize, 2/24/93, 5B
- Nude dancing SEE Topless bars
- Nude modeling SEE Life drawing
- Nudity
- Man arrested for walking in the nude, 1/6/90, 5B
- Nunley, Johnny
- Ex-Tishomingo County sheriff pleads guilty, 12/22/94,
1B
- Nunn, Doris
- Jackson artist exhibits works with regional theme,
10/28/90, 1F
- Nunn, Freddie Joe
- Former Ole Miss fotball player held in shooting death,
5/23/94, 1A
- Nuns
- Mississippi
- Sister Thea Bowman, 12/31/88, 1D
- Tutwiler
- Dr.Ann Brooks' clinic a haven for the sick, 11/25/90,
1B
- Working with poor in Holmes County, 7/9/89, 1A
- Nunsense
- Show presented by Kessler Ltd., 2/2/90, 1E
- Nurse midwifes SEE Midwives
- Nurse practioners, Mississippi
- Vital role in solving state's rural health-care problems,
3/13/94, 1B
- Nurseries, Mississippi
- Spring brings high profits to local nurseries, 4/7/91,
1G
- Nurses SEE ALSO Nurse practioners
- Nurses, Como
- Nurse practioner Dottye Bell, 2/22/90, 1D
- Nurses, Delta
- Filipino nurses ease local shortage, 1/26/94, 1A
- Nurses, Jackson
- Home health care, 11/18/85, 1D
- Husband and wife nursing graduates, 5/8/89, 1D
- Labor room nurse Laura Wright, 9/6/93, 1D
- Volunteer nurses listen, 6/26/88, 1B
- Nurses, Meridian
- Last of school nurses quitting Meridian schools, 10/16/90,
2B
- Nurses, Mississippi, 10/20/85, 1E; 10/21/85, 1C
- 40th anniversary, 12/19/85, 1C
- 7 school nurse programs eleminated, 10/10/90, 1A;
10/25/90, 1A; 11/5/90, 1A
- Efforts to stop drug abuse among, 9/23/85, 1A
- Eliza Pellars, R.N. Assistant, 12/19/85, 1C
- Got average of 16.4% pay raise in 1990, 6/30/91, 3B
- Malpractice lawsuits against nurses increasing, 8/31/92,
1B
- Shortage, 5/5/88, 1A
- NURSES, MISSISSIPPI
- SHORTAGE IN STATE HOSPITALS IS CRITICAL, 9/12/93,
1A, 15A
- Nurses, Mississippi
- Shortage will probably continue, 10/22/90, 1A
- Shortage worsened by nursing school faculty vacancies,
3/23/92, 3B
- South Mississippi Home Health
- Visiting nurses, 12/1/89, 1B
- Survey: despite higher pay, many jobs go unfilled
in state, 12/18/91, 3B
- World War II Army nurse Roberta Collins: 'I appreciate
America', 7/4/90, 1B
- Nurses, Vicksburg
- LPN held in abuse of nursing home resident, 11/7/90,
1B
- Nursing homes SEE ALSO Retirement homes
- Nursing homes, Brookhaven
- Aide at Country Brook charged with abuse, 10/12/90,
1B; 10/15/90, 1B
- Nursing homes, Canton
- Ambulances carry residents home for Christmas, 12/26/90,
1A
- Nursing homes, Clinton
- State may shut Clinton Country Manor, 4/17/90, 1A;
4/18/90, 1B; 4/26/90, 1B
- Nursing homes, Greenville
- Arnold Avenue home not allowed to take patients, 5/7/92,
1B; 5/8/92, 1B
- Nursing homes, Gulfport
- Brutality alleged at home, 3/14/88, 2B
- Fired home head testifies, 4/28/88, 1B
- Nursing homes, Harrison County
- Supervisor wants probe of home for elderly, 1B; 1/2/89
- Nursing homes, Holly Springs
- Investigation of death is closed, 10/16/89, 1B
- Nursing homes, Jackson
- Veteran's Nursing Home to open, 1/8/89; 5B
- Nursing homes, McComb
- Southwest Extended Care guilty in abuse case, 2/23/90,
1B
- Nursing homes, Mississippi
- 72% deficient by federal standards, 5/22/86, 1B
- Agency rates state low in national survey, 12/2/88,
1B
- Attorney General tells lawmakers of nursing home abuses,
1A; 1/19/89
- Attorney General: "Petty politics" behind failure
of bill, 2/28/89, 1A
- Bill heads for House vote, 3/10/88, 3B
- Bill would make abuse in homes a felony, 12/21/89,
1B
- Committee says state overdoes its inspections, 7/13/90,
1B
- Costs, 11/9/87, 1A
- Expected to rank badly in federal report, 2/14/90,
3B
- House oks bill to protect residents, 2/10/89, 1B
- Information to be published by DHHS, 4/20/88, 3B
- Judge's ruling saves nursing home sellers money, 3/3/90,
1B
- Judged improving but still below average, 5/24/90,
1A
- Lack of staff may cut new standards, 7/9/92, 1B
- Many homes fare poorly in new government report, 12/18/88,
19A
- Moore backs penalties for nursing home abuse, 12/22/88,
1A
- New case-mix project targets incapacitated-patient
care, 3/12/90, 1B
- Nurse's aides must be trained, certified, 2/26/89,
1B
- Officials say critical report unfair to state, 12/4/88,
6B
- Panel OKs ombudsmen bill, 3/9/88, 1B
- Panel seeks ways to improve nursing homes ratings,
6/27/90, 3B
- Patients need protection against bank fraud, 6/14/93,
1B
- PEER report says state needs 617 more beds, 12/1/90,
1B
- State could lose $6 M in fed. funds, 3/7/88, 1A
- State tops in region in inspections, 5/30/90, 3B
- Study policies when searching for home, 11/11/91,
4B
- You're never too young to plan for nursing homes,
1/8/90, 1F
- Nursing homes, Vicksburg
- Officials threaten to close Vicksburg nursing home,
1A; 2/4/89
- Report: One-fourth of problems corrected, 2/23/89,
1A
- Nursing schools, Mississippi, 12/28/86, 1B
- Impending retirements could slash faculties, 9/20/93,
1A
- Nursing faculty being lured away from teaching, 6/11/90,
1A
- Nursing-teacher shortage, 12/9/94, 1A
- Nussbaum, Karen
- U.S. Department of Labor official meets with Jackson
women, 3/30/94, 5B
- Nussbaum, Perry
- Nutcracker
- Ballet Mississippi, 12/19/86, 1C; 12/21/86, 1B
- Ballet Mississippi's 1990 production: U.S./Soviet
flair, 12/14/90, 1E
- Nutri-System Inc
- Parent company's failure won't affect state's diet
centers, 4/30/93, 5B
- Nutritional Labeling and Education Act of 1990
- New, larger food labels required, 1/10/93, 1C
- Nuts
- What we need for state pride is a state nut, 1C; 1/2/89
- Nuzzo, Philip
- Hired as artistic director of Mississippi Opera, 11/17/89,
1E
- Nwabeke, Charles A SEE Immigration Service
- Nyerges, Alexander
- Museum of Art director, 8/13/85, 1C
- NYPD Blue
- 3 state TV stations turn it down, 7/22/94, 1A, 1E;
9/4/93, 1B; 9/9/93, 3B; 10/25/94, 1D
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