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- Sabino, Rick SEE Arts Alliance of Jackson/Hinds County
- Sacca, Jimmy SEE Hilltoppers
- Sachets
- Make sachets for inexpensive Christmas gifts, 12/6/90,
1D
- Sacred Heart Auto League
- Members make spiritual use of driving time, 5/25/91,
1D
- Sacred Heart Catholic Church
- Greenville
- Creates black hall of fame, 2/18/92, 1B; 2/24/92,
2B
- Sacred Heart Catholic School
- Blues festival fund raiser, 7/10/93, 1D; 7/10/94,
3B
- SAD
- Jackson doctor Peter Casano invents 'portable sunshine',
10/20/92, 1D
- SADD
- (Students Against Drunk Driving), 1/5/90, 4B
- Safari Club SEE Gateway Rescue Mission
- Safe deposit boxes, 8/21/89, 1F
- Safe Kids Summitt
- 2 Mississippi children attend Washington, D.C. conference,
3/24/94, 1D
- Safeguard Business Systems
- Plans new Jackson site, 12/26/84, 6B
- SAFETY SEE School violence
- Safety belts SEE Seat belts
- Safety belts (automobiles) SEE Seat belts
- Sage, Jennifer
- Guardianship dispute: Long Beach student forced to
withdraw, 11/27/94, 3B
- Saik, Ernest
- Made deacon in Episcopal Church at age 79, 3/4/89,
1C
- Sailing
- Ben Montgomery in national junior competition, 5/6/92,
1D
- Jackson and Gulfport yacht clubs in Hospitality Regatta,
10/15/93, 1E
- Power Squadron
- Strong winds on Coast topple boats; 27 rescued, 7/18/94,
1B
- With a few lessons, Reservoir sailing a breeze, 7/2/90,
1D
- Saints College
- Help from Church of God in Christ, 9/3/88, 1C
- Scheduled to reopen in September 1993, 4/11/92, 1A
- Saints School
- Church of God in Christ wants to reopen Lexington
campus, 4/25/93, 1B
- Saks Fifth Avenue SEE Mississippi Symphony
- Sakura Japanese Steak House
- Restaurant review, 2/22/87, 1F; 12/11/88, 1F
- Sal and Phil's
- Restaurant review, 6/10/93, 4E; 9/20/90, 4E
- Salaries, Jackson
- Area salaries, 3/29/86, 8B
- Making more than Mayor Ditto is norm at City Hall,
1/25/92, 1B; 2/9/92, 1G
- Salaries, Mississippi
- House/Senate split on pay raises, causes delay, 5/7/88,
1B
- Mabus signs salary bill, 5/20/88, 3B
- Panels OK raises for public officials, 3/9/88, 3B
- Pay-raise forecast; Mississippi still last, 12/4/88,
1G
- Public, Private sectors, 4/26/87, 1H
- Senate OKs pay raises, 3/16/88, 2B
- Skills lead to bigger raises, bigger salaries, 3/23/90,
6B
- State 3rd lowest in average salary, 9/24/91, 6B
- State CEOs average $282,830 per year, 6/9/91, 1C,
2C
- State officials raises tied to cap on clerks' pay,
3/31/93, 1B
- Still below national averag, 11/17/85, 1I
- Salers Auto Repair
- Dudley Salers owner
- Business profile, 7/16/90, 4E
- Sales
- Jackson
- Jury considers seasonal sales verdict, 12/27/87,
1G
- Sales tax, Jackson
- Bill would exempt Jackson Zoo from sales tax, 2/1/90,
5B
- Half-cent sales tax will hurt poor, Armstrong says,
4/13/90, 1A
- Shortfall has Jackson eyeing a trimmer budget, 4/3/90,
1A
- SALES TAX, MISSISSIPPI
- 1-CENT SALES TAX HIKE APPROVED, 4/30/92, 1A; 5/3/92,
3G; 5/6/92, 1B
- Sales tax, Mississippi
- Are state exemptions untouchable?, 1/20/91, 1H
- Churches sue for exemption from out-of-state taxes,
11/30/88, 1B
- Coalitions unite on eve of House vote, 4/21/92, 1B;
4/22/92, 1A
- Compromise finds $166 million for school funding,
4/28/92, 1A
- County assessors want hike to pay for education, 3/24/92,
1A
- Exempt items could be source of $270 million in revenues,
1/11/93, 1A, 5A
- Fordice backs local option on sales taxes, 11/9/93,
1A
- Fordice backs off from tax repeal, 7/31/92, 1B
- Fordice mounting campaign to repeal tax hike, 7/19/92,
1B; 7/21/92, 1A
- Highway funds, 2/20/87, 1B
- Hike goes into effect, 5/31/92, 1A; 6/1/92, 1A
- Hike vote linked to construction projects at black
colleges, 5/2/92, 1A
- House action, 2/24/87, 1B
- House committees vote for increase to fund education,
4/17/92, 1B
- House groups organize opposition to sales-tax hike,
3/14/91, 1B
- SALES TAX, MISSISSIPPI
- HOUSE JOINS SENATE, OVERRIDES VETO; HIKE IS JUNE 1,
5/5/92, 1A; 5/24/92, 3G
- Sales tax, Mississippi
- House overwhelmingly defeats tax increase, 3/20/91,
1A
- House panel votes sales tax hike, 3/13/91, 1A
- House rejects tax increase for 1991, 3/22/91, 1B
- House revenue plan wouldn't raise sales taxes, 2/26/91,
3B
- Increase earmarked for education, not tag relief,
4/15/92, 1A; 4/24/92, 1A
- SALES TAX, MISSISSIPPI
- INCREASE: IS IT BAD FOR THE POOR OR VITAL REVENUE?,
4/19/92, 1A; 5/29/92, 2B
- Sales tax, Mississippi
- Jackson School Board backs increase, 10/17/89, 1B
- Legislators working on tax compromise, 4/25/92, 1B
- Local option sales tax proposal killed in House, 3/17/93,
1B
- Local option tax for cities, counties, 2/24/93, 1A;
2/27/93, 1A
- Mayors want citizens to vote on local increase, 3/25/92,
3B
- Molpus tax plan: reduce taxes on groceries, 11/27/94,
3G (Minor column)
- Penny tax-hike vote before Legislature, 4/29/92, 1A
- Rally against tax hike held outside Capitol, 4/29/92,
9A
- SALES TAX, MISSISSIPPI
- REPEAL CALLED FOR AFTER BUDGET SURPLUS OCCURS, 6/27/93,
1A
- Sales tax, Mississippi
- Revenues up 6%, 1/10/88, 10G
- Schools seeking $8 million loan against tax funds,
6/3/92, 1A
- Schools, municipalities lobby for hike, 10/11/89,
3B
- Senate considers bill hiking tax, 4/2/92, 1A; 4/3/92,
1A
- Senate cutting nicks in sales tax bill, 2/20/91, 1B
- Senate debates increase, 2/15/91, 1A; 2/16/91, 3B;
2/17/91, 1A; 2/19/91, 2B
- Senate OKs hike in tax; bill goes to House, 2/21/91,
1B
- Senate overides Fordice's tax hike veto, 5/4/92, 1A
- Senate votes sales tax hike to fund education, 3/2/90,
1A
- State cracking down on sales tax evasion, 5/26/91,
3C
- State Rep. Mills may sue to keep churches from paying
tax, 11/29/88, 3B
- Struggling cities want local option sales tax, 3/15/92,
2G
- Tax assessors want 1 cent hike to fund education,
3/5/92, 3B
- Taxes paid in August-20 cities, 10/23/88, 1G
- Top 10 cities in collections, 10/9/88, 1H
- Tougher tax audits cut delinquent total, 10/24/88,
1A
- Towns in state receive tax reimbursement, 11/29/88,
4B
- Why not abolish it and institute transaction tax?,
12/2/90, 2H
- Sales tax, Tennessee
- North Mississippi merchants leery of Tennessee tax
cut, 2/15/91, 1B
- Sales tax, Vicksburg
- Its 2% hike goes to Mabus, 4/9/91, 3B
- Salmon, Rev.Edward Lloyd
- Consecrated as Episcopal bishop of South Carolina,
2/25/90, 3B
- Salmon-Campbell, Joan
- Presbyterian Church U.S.A. moderator visits Jackson,
3/3/90, 1D; 3/4/90, 1A
- Salon International SEE Deposit Guaranty Salon International
- Salt and Pepper Men's Club
- Dinner for Community Welfare and Health Center residents,
9/6/94, 1B
- Salt Dome SEE Petal Salt Dome
- Salt Dome SEE Richton Salt Dome
- Salt Dome SEE Tatum Salt Dome
- Salt-N-Pepa
- At Mississippi Colesium, 4/28/94, 12E
- Salter, Sid
- Publisher donates his papers to MSU, 2/29/92, 3B
- Subpoenaed in Sovereignty Commission file leaks, 9/23/93,
3B
- Saltillo, Mississippi, 7/24/88, 5B
- Salutatorian controversy (Columbia) SEE Schools---Columbia
- Salvage yard SEE Auto salvage yard
- Salvation Army
- Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi Division
- New commander, 2/18/89, 1D
- Canteen truck, 12/23/86, 1D
- Collecting items for Delta flood victims, 6/4/91,
2B
- Donations up in face of multiple disasters, 12/15/92,
1A
- Forms development department, 4/13/94, 5B
- Jackson
- Christmas, 12/25/84, 12B
- Inner city programs (Jeff Tharp), 7/13/85, 1D
- Santa Claus for many, 11/4/85, 1B
- Mississippi, 4/6/86, 1B
- Offering holiday help, 11/13/90, 5B
- Shelter closed for removal of asbestos, 7/31/92, 1B
- Sam Bass Petroleum Products
- Greenwood plant burns, 12/2/91, 3B
- Sam's Westside Restaurant & Bar
- Restaurant review, 3/21/91, 4E
- Sameerah's
- Samford University
- Meridian native bequeaths $38.8 Million to school,
11/18/90, 3B
- Sampson, Sherman SEE Shooting, Jackson---Yazoo City
man...
- Sams, Ferol
- Georgia writer speaks at Millsaps, 11/17/89, 1E
- Samuel Collection SEE Dutch and Flemish 17th Century
Paintings
- Sanatorium
- Tuberculosis hospital (preventorium), 6/1/86, 1E,
9E
- Sand pits SEE Clinton, Mississippi
- Sand sculpture contest
- Biloxi, 9/12/91, 3E; 9/13/90, 3E; 9/14/89, 6F; 9/15/94,
9E; 9/16/93, 3E
- Sand-mining SEE Strip mining---Madison...
- Sandbagger Corp
- Company offers gravity-fed sandbagging machine for
flood protection, 5/5/94, 5B
- Sanders, Enoch SEE Homeless, Jackson---Sanders....
- Sanders, Jane
- Charged with fatal shooting of Earl Ray Witherspoon,
2/11/91, 1B
- Sanders, Jimmy
- Charged with shooting 'best friend' Patrick Daniels
in the face, 7/11/94, 2B
- Sanders, Mildred
- Jackson real estate broker and inventor, 2/4/94, 1E
- Sanders, Myka
- Teenager escorts burglar from house by gunpoint, 7/16/93,
1A
- Sanders, Robert
- Jackson minister offers Bible learning system booklets,
1/8/94, 1D
- Sanders, Shadai
- Lester denies he hurt his child, 2/26/93, 4B
- Sanders, Shandai
- Lester is found guilty of her murder, 2/27/93, 1B
- Murder case was 'mishandled', 10/11/91, 1A
- Toddler died of abuse, prosecutors say, 2/18/93, 3B
- Toddler killed; father jailed, 9/30/91, 1B; 10/1/91,
1A; 10/2/91, 1B
- Trial of father Jerry Lynn Lester, 2/23/93, 1B; 2/24/93,
4B; 2/25/93, 2B
- Sanders, Stephen
- Forest Hill senior aiming for military career, 1/30/91,
1B; 5/27/91, 3B
- Sanderson Farms Inc
- 1993 fiscal year earnings set record, 12/3/93, 5B
- 3rd quarter 1994 income up 81%, 8/24/94, 8B
- 3rd quarter net declines, 8/28/87, 8B
- Benefits from internal, external forces, 12/5/88,
4B
- Collins facility's second shift to add 300 new jobs,
2/25/94, 6B
- Debuts line of microwavable entrees, 2/23/90, 6B
- Donates $1Million to Mississippi State University,
11/25/89, 4B
- Earnings up, 5/29/87, 8B
- Expecting strong 1993, 2/26/93, 5B
- Food processing plant, 1/7/89, 4B
- Good third-quarter earnings, 9/6/89, 6B
- Jackson CPA Mike Cockrell is new chief financial officer,
9/10/93, 6B
- McComb site of $40 million chicken processing complex,
3/7/93, 1C; 12/7/91, 6B
- My Favorite Book given to Mississippi students, 12/21/90,
4B
- Negotiations for sale have ended, 7/29/89, 6B
- New generation takes reins, 11/12/89, 1G
- Pays higher dividend and extra dollar per share, 9/29/89,
7B
- Pilot child care facility at plant in Collins, 3/13/94,
1C
- Profits fall in 4th quarter, 11/30/89, 6B
- Profits total $3.9 Million for 2nd quarter 1989, 5/26/89,
8B
- Reveals takeover inquiry, 6/8/89, 4B; 6/9/89, 4B
- Sales reach $165.8 Million mark, 11/30/88, 8B
- Sales up, profits down for 3rd quarter '91, 8/30/91,
8B
- Slumping poultry prices cut profits for 3rd straight
quarter, 5/30/90, 6B
- Stock offer, 85/20/87, B
- Takes action to block takeover threat, 4/26/89, 8B
- To add 220 new jobs at Laurel plant, 2/22/91, 6B
- To be among firms testing new anti-salmonella procedures,
8/8/91, 5B
- To build plant in Pike County, 6/14/89, 6B
- To go public, 4/29/87, 8B
- Sanderson Plumbing Products, Inc.
- Columbus company makes toilet seats, 1/21/89, 8B
- Sanderson to lead firm, 4/9/86, 8B
- Sanderson, Joe Frank SEE Mississippi Business Hall
of Fame
- Sandifer House
- AIDS center may be closed due to mismanagement, 9/11/92,
1A; 9/22/92, 1A
- AIDS hospice, 12/11/86, 1A; 12/24/86, 1B
- AIDS hospice closes down, 10/25/92, 1B
- Belhaven Heights group tries to block home for AIDS
victims, 8/22/86, 1A
- Burglary, 4/6/87, 1A
- Church considers opening second hospice, 12/16/86,
1A
- City council to vote on, 12/10/86, 1B
- City planners vote against, 10/23/86, 1A
- Councilmen in favor of, 11/12/86, 1B
- Factions of group feud, 9/5/86, 3B
- Group petitions against, 9/3/86, 1B
- Health Department will check it more often, 12/16/89,
1B
- House approved by Danks, 12/20/86, 1A
- Local residents express fear, 8/12/86, 1A
- Opponent to appeal ruling on AIDS house, 4/2/88, 1A
- Protesters group splits, 8/23/86, 1A
- Sandifer, Dennis
- Named Pearl parks and recreation director, 10/21/93,
4B
- Sandifer, Eddie SEE AIDS: LIVING WITH AIDS series
- Sandifer, George
- Local musician in Soviet bloc, 4/13/86, 1G
- Sandifer, John
- His father criticizes City Council over crash helmets,
12/21/94, 4B
- JPD officer injured in crash at Stadium; later dies,
9/18/94, 1B; 9/19/94, 1A
- Sandifer, Pamela
- Owner Total Image Professional Services (T.I.P.S.),
8/28/90, 1D
- Sandridge, Ashley and April
- Young Brandon singers are sisters, 9/22/94, 1D
- Sanford Products Corp, 6/24/85, 1A
- Sanford, Bobbie SEE Young People in Action Ministries
- Sanford, Mickey SEE Kidnapping---Covington County
- Sanford, Mississippi
- Tiny town packed with activity
- Weekend getaway, 4/18/91, 3E
- Sanitation Department
- Madison County
- Probe of mismanagement nears end, 8/7/92, 4B
- Sanitation fee SEE Garbage, Jackson
- Sanitation workers SEE Garbage
- Sansing, David
- Author of 'Natchez: An Illustrated History', 2/13/92,
1D
- Ole Miss history professor writes book 'Making Haste
Slowly', 11/15/90, 1D
- Sansom, Steve SEE Jackson Police Department
- Santa Claus
- Helpers answer his mail in Mississippi, 12/21/87,
1B; 12/24/91, 1A
- Here's where to give him your list, 11/22/90, 6G
- Instant Photo Corp of America's Santa training sessions,
11/13/93, 1B
- Jackson legal secretaries help answer his letters,
12/22/92, 1B
- Santa Cruz, Donald
- Biloxi man carves rocking horses for children, 9/17/90,
1B
- Santa Express
- Carver cited as hero by Reagan, 12/27/87, 1A
- Santa Fe Grill
- Restaurant review, 8/13/92, 4E; 12/22/94, 4E
- Santa Fe Opera Company
- Soprano Melora Love and costumes staffperson Leanne
Mahoney, 6/13/89, 1C
- Sapp, Suzanne
- 1992 Miss America visits Jackson, 4/27/92, 1B; 4/28/92,
1B
- Sapphire Petroleum, Inc
- Finds dry well offshore, 9/9/86, 1A
- Sara Lee
- In shift of production, Forest plant could benefit,
6/13/90, 6B
- Opens in Starkville, 10/3/87, 8B
- State native Bryan is chairman, 6/30/90, 6B
- To close distribution plant in northwest Jackson,
6/7/94, 1B
- Sara Lee SEE ALSO Bryan, John
- Sardis Community Hospital
- To shut down, 11/17/90, 1B
- Sardis Lake area
- State's first project for rural improvement, 10/11/91,
8B
- Sardis Lake dam
- $10 Million project readies dam for possible earthquake,
10/14/94, 1A
- Sardis Police Department
- Off-duty policeman Eugene Cole killed by Batesville
officers, 10/19/91, 3B
- Sardis Waterfowl Area
- Sartain, Kelly
- Arkansas teenager wins American Legion oratory contest,
4/9/91, 3B
- Sartartia, Mississippi, 2/8/87, 3B
- Sarullo, Salvatore
- Patents cat-litter box cover, 2/12/93, 5B
- Satanism
- Author Jerry Johnston warns of seriousness in state,
8/4/90, 1D
- Children stay home from school, 4/1/88, 1A; 4/2/88,
1A
- Jackson man says he was kidnapped for satanic rite,
11/3/89, 1B
- Legislature outlaws use of animals in rituals, 1/26/91,
4B
- May have dug up skeleton in Clarksdale, 9/27/88, 2B
- Panola County
- Is satanism to blame in tombstone vandalism?,
10/4/90, 1B
- Professor: Satanism nothing new in Mississippi, 4/9/88,
1C
- Rites in Pike County, 3/31/88, 1A
- Stolen coffin, corpse at Reservoir under investigation,
8/14/90, 1B; 8/15/90, 1B
- Satchfield, Michael
- Roofer survives 4-story fall in Jackson, 7/12/91,
1A
- Satellite dish
- 5 plead guilty to satellite piracy, 12/21/93, 3B
- Electric co-op offers decoders, 7/20/87, 1B
- Meridian couple guilty of selling illegal descramblers,
2/19/94, 3B
- New 18-inch dish to premiere in Jackson, 6/12/94,
1C; 6/18/94, 5B
- Primestar Partners' rented digital system demonstrated,
6/21/94, 5B; 7/18/94, 4B
- Satellite dish SEE ALSO Digital Satellite System
- Satellite Educational Resources Consortium
- Television satellite use in teaching, 9/15/89, 4B
- Satellite paging
- Fledgling industry facing shakeup, 9/24/89, 1G
- Satellite TV SEE Television
- Saterfiel, Thomas
- Resigns interim post, 1/25/90, 1A, 1B
- Serves as interim education superintendent, 12/16/89,
1A
- Saturn (autombiles)
- GM recalls 352,767 Saturns, 8/10/93, 5B
- Saturn (automobile)
- Selling well locally and nationally, 8/6/92, 5B; 11/12/91,
6B
- Saucier, Gene
- State senator wants auto tag price capped at $225,
9/29/93, 1A
- Saucier, Gordon
- Head of Reference Department
- Saucier, Mary Ann
- Coast woman finds long-lost father in time for Christmas,
12/25/94, 1B
- Saudi Arabia crisis SEE Persian Gulf War
- Saudi Syndrome SEE Persian Gulf War---Illnesses:
- Saunders IV, Hubbard
- Lawyer advises panel on redistricing after 1990 census,
12/2/89, 4B
- Saunders, Gus
- Dispute with city of Jackson over property, 2/20/89,
1A+
- Savage, Allen L SEE ALSO Dockside gambling, Biloxi---Palace...
- Savage, Lawrence
- Self-taught artist does portrait of Steve McNair,
11/25/94, 1A
- Works on display at Meadowbrook Art & Frame, 8/22/93,
1F
- Savanna Street
- Lengthy repair delays upset residents, 7/1/93, 4B
- Savannah, Georgia
- Spared Hurricane Hugo, 10/15/89, 1F
- Save Our Society Inc
- Jackson group to work on city's problems, 10/4/91,
2B
- Save Our Wetlands
- Sues to stop rocket fuel tests at Stennis Space Center,
5/29/91, 1B
- Save Our Wetlands SEE Stennis Space Center
- Save Outdoor Sculpture!
- New exhibit documents preservation efforts, 10/16/94,
1F
- Save the Pascagoula
- Jackson County group wins state conservation award,
2/25/91, 3B
- Save-A-Life Bike Trek
- To purchase bullet-resistant vests for deputy sheriffs,
10/2/93, 4B
- Savell, Brenda SEE Walters, J.L.
- Savell, Dwight
- Acting chief of state gaming investigations takes
casino job, 6/26/93, 1B
- Savell, J.D. SEE Jackson Police Department---3 top
officers...
- Savimbi, Jonas
- Angolan guerilla gets Evers award, 6/26/88, 1A
- Savings and Loans
- Corinth
- S&L taken over by feds, 3/17/90, 6B
- Taxpayer tab for Fidelity Savings is $90.7 Million,
5/8/90, 1A
- Mississippi, 5/6/87, 8B
- 2 S&Ls in state among 43 put up for sale,
1/18/90, 6B
- A year later Government still controls state S&Ls,
4/6/90, 6B
- Savings and loans
- Mississippi
- Bailout has hurt Southern rural residents worst,
7/8/92, 5B
- Savings and Loans
- Mississippi
- Bill awaits action by full House, 4/6/88, 8B
- Bill passed to help compete, 3/3/88, 8B
- Cost of selling failed state thrifts: $608 million,
9/1/91, 1C
- Experts:"Basics" save Mississippi thrifts, 10/30/88,
1G
- Federal regulators take over 5 in Mississippi,
4/7/89, 1A+
- Financial condition varies, 2/12/89, 1G
- Five may be taken over, 2/9/89, 8B
- Five taken over by Feds have quiet Friday, 4/8/89,
8B
- Governors want panel to probe scandal, 8/1/90,
3B
- New loan limits hurt homebuilders, 12/27/89, 1A
- Officials welcome Congressional action, 8/4/89,
6B
- Problems small compared with those elsewhere,
2/12/89, 1A
- Scoreboard (chart), 4/23/89, 1G
- Six taken over remain under government control,
1/5/90, 6B
- State S&Ls stopped from making loans, 12/16/89,
1A
- The S&L crisis (special report), 2/12/89 Section
G
- Top 5 thrifts, 10/30/88, 2G
- Mississippi/Louisiana
- Auction of assets in Hattiesburg, 6/10/92, 4B;
6/12/92, 1B
- Yazoo City
- Ex-employees charged, 11/9/88, 4B
- Savings Associations Department
- Mississippi
- Small agency watches state S&Ls, 2/26/89,
1G
- Savings banks
- Jackson
- Security Savings & Loan makes deals out of
others' disasters, 1/15/89, 1G
- UniFirst Bank officials say all deposits are safe,
1/14/89, 1A
- Trade of branch locations, 2/28/87, 8B
- Savings Bonds
- Cannot be bought till Congress raises debt limit,
11/2/89, 6B
- Savings bonds
- Christmas gift that gives, 12/17/90, 4B
- Now grabbing attention, 3/2/92, 4B
- Reduction rate doesn't come off, 8/1/86, 1A
- Tax-free if used for educational purpose, 2/12/90,
1E
- U.S. bonds purchase procedures are changed, 8/28/91,
5B
- Sawyer Brown
- County/rock band, 10/13/87, 1D
- Sawyer, Cathy Crowell
- New Stage officer resigns position, 3/8/90, 1D
- Saxophone
- Getting extra limelight: President Clinton, Lisa Simpson,
3/16/93, 1D
- Saxton, La Verne and Winfield
- Madison
- Why I Live Where I Live, 1/21/91, 1D
- Scafidel, Jim
- Writing Civil War novel "Baton Rouge," 11/27/88, 3F
- Scales, Ray SEE Copiah County Jail
- Scales, Sherman
- Civil Service Commission overturns policeman's suspension,
1/15/93, 4B
- Scallions, Gerald
- Columbus principal honored as on of nation's best,
10/1/91, 4B
- Scam
- AARP and Attorney General educate elderly on Cancer
scam, 10/25/94, 2B
- Baria charged with home-repair scam against elderly,
11/17/93, 3B
- BellSouth warns of scam
- Do you live alone? What's your income?, 7/13/94,
4B
- Canton man uses police officer in anti-drug scam,
1/19/91, 5B
- Elderly couple bilked out of life savings, 1/14/93,
1B; 1/16/93, 1A
- Gypsy roofers preying on elderly in Jackson, 7/19/94,
2B
- IRS investigating Social Security tax-refund scam,
11/4/93, 2B
- Jackson merchant bilked in driveway paving scam, 10/25/89,
5B
- Jackson police warn about phony police vest solicitation,
2/24/92, 1B
- Jacksonian Oscar Taylor pleads guilty to Florida cattle
scam, 4/17/91, 1B; 6/1/91, 1B
- Leftover asphalt scam, 6/26/93, 5B
- Legislation will take aim at telephone scams, 3/16/93,
3B
- Lincoln Continental scam run by Wanda and David Beals,
1/23/94, 1B
- Lost-pet scams, 9/7/93, 3B
- Man posing as law officer tries to bilk Mississippians,
11/28/91, 3B
- Medicare scam being worked in Jackson, 1/28/93, 2B
- Myers convicted in scamming of religious investors,
11/6/93, 1B
- Pearl man Jimmy Ryals charged for construction work
he didn't do, 1/15/92, 4B
- Post Office warns of sweepstakes scams, 6/5/93, 1A
- Seminar on con artists at Madonna Manor, 2/5/93, 3B
- Septic tank scam by Enviro Safety of New Jersey, 8/10/93,
3B
- Telemarketing scam target of new state law, 7/1/93,
3B
- Telephone scam at prison learned on '60 Minutes',
3/4/93, 1A
- Telephone scam involving calling card numbers, 10/25/94,
5B
- Telephone scams net $10 Billion, Secretary of State
says, 4/26/91, 4B
- Telephone sex: $2 to $3 per minute, 5/5/93, 1B
- Telephone-card scam on Coast, 4/8/93, 5B7
- Travel scams taking many for a ride, 5/26/93, 2N
- Tupelo police warn of scam preying on elderly, 4/14/91,
3B
- Scam SEE ALSO Credit card fraud
- Scam SEE ALSO Fraud
- Scam SEE ALSO Gallegos, Steven
- Scam SEE ALSO Lysne, Robert
- Scam SEE ALSO Money orders
- Scam SEE ALSO Pigeon drops
- Scam SEE ALSO Prisons, Louisiana
- Scanlon, Leo
- Former Whitfield State Hospital doctor loses license,
3/18/94, 4B
- Scanlon/Taylor Millwork Co
- Scanners SEE Police scanners
- Scarborough, James
- The Stepping Stones
- Supernatural, 2/13/88, 1C
- Scardino, Peter SEE Fordice, Kirk
- Schaeffer, David
- Vicksburg
- Offering tours of Mississippi River by hydro-jet
boat, 7/2/91, 2B
- Scheduled for Jackson, 4/7/93, 1A
- Schell, Kathy
- Files ACLU complaint, 10/11/86, 1B
- Schifano, Lori SEE Nativity Lutheran Church
- Schillig Leadership Scholarships
- 1992 winners listed, 4/24/92, 2B
- 1994 winners listed, 4/17/94, 3B
- Jackson recipient Ashley Oswalt, 3/29/90, 3B
- Mississippi State University
- Six Mississippi students get $20,000 for college,
3/27/91, 3B
- Schindler's List
- Free showings to 11- and 12th graders, 10/4/94, 1B
- Oh so much more than merely a movie, 2/10/94, 1D
- Schiro, Sue SEE Cigarette smokers, Lawsuit
- Schissel, Luke
- Greenwood city attorney to remain in office temporarily,
1/2/92, 3B
- Schizophrenia
- University Medical Center tests drugs, 6/1/87, 3B
- Schlafly, Phyllis SEE Daughters of the American Revolution
- Schlater, Mississippi, 4/19/87, 3B
- Schlatzer, Robert SEE University of Southern Mississippi
- Schneider, Shari, 1/27/87, 1D
- Woman radio personality, 4/24/89, 1D
- Schoenholtz, Gloria
- Stained glass hobbyist of Starkville, 1/2/92, 2B
- Scholarship Service of America
- New telemarketing trap; AG office says avoid, 7/29/92,
3B
- Scholarship Services of America
- Atlanta company's offer: 'too good to be true', 5/10/92,
3B
- Scholarships
- Bush plan would eliminate race as sole basis for scholarships,
12/4/91, 3B
- College academic recruitment of seniors, 12/29/85,
1E
- College Board lists phone numbers for scholarship
information, 7/9/91, 3B
- College Board to distribute bonus money, 5/16/91,
3B; 5/17/91, 1B; 7/7/91, 1B
- Jackson public school students offered $8.2 worth,
7/6/90, 5B
- Reverend T.L. Love's legacy to Georgetown residents,
8/18/91, 2B
- Rotary Mentor award winners listed, 7/31/90, 5B
- They're out there for qualified students, 6/25/91,
4B
- University stipends to gifted students may get budget
ax, 3/22/92, 1A
- Whites in Mississippi awarded stipends 2-to-1 over
blacks, 9/13/90, 3B
- Scholastic Apititude Test SEE SAT
- Scholastic Art Awards
- Work shown at Museum of Art, 1/25/94, 4B; 2/4/90,
1F
- School accreditation SEE School districts---Accreditation
- School administrators
- Grenada
- Official allegedly copied tests, 12/23/88, 1B
- Mississippi association honors four with Golden Lamp
award, 10/23/91, 2B
- School Executive Management Institute certifies 38,
10/15/91, 4B
- School attendance
- Control of truancy officers may be transfered to schools,
10/6/89, 3B
- Hattiesburg woman goes to jail for children's truancy,
6/7/91, 3B
- Leflore County truant officer Sarah Swanzy resigns,
8/26/92, 3B
- Meridian combats truancy with daytime curfew, 10/7/93,
3B
- New state law can send parent of truant to jail, 9/17/89,
1B
- State law working, 6/8/86, 1B
- Truancy officers want new powers to clamp down, 7/9/89,
1A
- Truancy still a problem despite state law, 9/13/93,
1A
- Truant officer Ethel Thomas-Heard
- Law needs 'strengthening', 12/15/94, 1A
- School Board SEE Jackson School Board
- School boards, Mississippi
- 30 counties named in federal suit, 12/31/87, 1B
- Elections to give blacks better representation, 4/16/89,
1A
- Executive Management Institute, 12/1/92, 4B
- Funds sought for training new board members, 7/16/91,
4B
- PEER critical of allowing apponted boards to hike
taxes, 7/7/94, 3B
- School bond issues SEE Bond issues
- School buildings
- Architecture mandates keeping historic integrity of
older facilities, 7/28/92, 4B
- School bus accidents SEE ALSO School buses
- School bus accidents, Clinton
- Bus and car collide; four hurt, 3/20/91, 5B; 3/21/91,
5B
- Bus flips; driver uninjured, 10/16/93, 5B
- School bus accidents, Columbus
- Bus engulfed in flames after children get off, 5/6/93,
3B
- School bus accidents, Florence
- Car, Vicksburg bus collide; 21 injured, 10/9/93, 1A;
10/10/93, 1A, 5B
- School bus accidents, Greenville
- Driver blames students for accident, 10/11/91, 2B;
10/16/91, 2B
- School bus accidents, Gulfport
- Bel-Aire Elementary student killed, 11/21/92, 3B
- Car hits bus; no critical injuries, 3/3/94, 3B
- Nine students injured in accident, 9/17/91, 3B
- School bus accidents, Hazlehurst
- 66 children hurt as bus flips over, 6/25/94, 1A
- School bus accidents, Hernando
- Four students injured in accident, 9/17/91, 3B
- School bus accidents, Jackson
- 18 injured when bus hits pole, 4/8/93, 1A; 4/9/93,
1A
- 45 hurt in crash, 8/27/93, 1A, 12A; 8/28/93, 1A, 1B;
8/31/93, 5B
- 45 hurt...; driver is cleared after investigation,
9/2/93, 1A
- 8 students injured after car strikes bus on Highway
18, 10/2/93, 1A
- Car runs stop sign, broadsides bus, 12/11/93, 4B
- French Elementary students unhurt, 4/29/93, 4B; 5/1/93,
3B
- Injuries to Siwell students, 2/19/91, 1A; 2/20/91,
5B; 2/28/91, 5B
- Kindergartner struck by passing truck on Lynch Street,
12/15/93, 1A
- Pickup rams bus, 8 injured, 10/15/93, 4B
- Truck runs into back of school bus on Wynndale Road,
11/23/94, 4B
- Two wrecks hurt 10 students, 2/24/90, 1A; 2/27/90,
1B; 2/28/90, 1B
- Wreck traps 7-year old boy in car, 10/27/94, 3B
- School bus accidents, Madison
- 19 injured when bus flips; teenage driver was speeding,
8/19/92, 1A
- Bus rolls into ditch; 1 injured, 12/6/94, 1B
- Teenage driver denies he was speeding, 8/21/92, 1A
- Teenage driver of wrecked bus had no license, 8/20/92,
1A
- School bus accidents, Mississippi
- Fordice signs proclamation emphasizing safety, 10/18/93,
1A
- Safety called high priority for drivers, 3/4/91, 3B
- School bus accidents, Pearl
- Bus slides off slippery Old Whitfield Road, 3/25/94,
7B
- School bus accidents, Ridgeland
- Car rams bus on County Line Road, 8/16/94, 1B; 8/17/94,
1B
- School bus accidents, Tallahatchie County
- Head Start bus flips on highway, 5/9/92, 3B
- School bus accidents, Vicksburg
- Girl killed by rolling bus, 9/8/90, 1B; 9/9/90, 1B;
9/10/90, 4B
- School bus accidents, Warren County
- 1 injured child released from UMC, 6/12/93, 4B
- Families sue, 6/17/93, 3B; 6/20/93, 2B
- Gravel truck breaks cited as cause, 1/18/94, 3B
- Gravel truck collision: seat belts have helped?, 6/11/93,
1A
- SCHOOL BUS ACCIDENTS, WARREN COUNTY
- GRAVEL TRUCK RUNS RED LIGHT; 30 HURT, 6/10/93, 1A+;
6/15/93, 4B
- School bus accidents, Warren County
- Spate of accidents puzzles officials, 10/17/91, 2B
- School bus accidents, Waveland
- 21 injured when 18-wheeler hits bus, 10/26/94, 2B
- School buses SEE ALSO School bus accidents
- School buses, Canton
- Argument over boy leads to stabbing on bus, 4/7/92,
1B
- Schools rehire protesting drivers, 2/10/93, 4B
- Sick-out by drivers protesting pay, 2/4/93, 1B; 2/5/93,
1A
- School buses, Claiborne County
- System told to park 13 unsafe buses, 4/1/94, 1A; 4/2/94,
1B
- School buses, Clinton
- Budget cuts means no new busses again this year, 2/15/92,
4B
- City gets 5 new buses, 8/21/93, 4B
- Monitors placed on buses, 10/23/93, 1A
- School buses, Florence
- Once again serving Rolling Hills subdivision, 2/27/90,
3B
- School buses, Forest County
- Driver Betty Carol Brown booked on DUI while driving
bus, 9/18/93, 1B
- School buses, Jackson
- Driver accused of having sex with pupil, 1/22/93,
1A; 1/26/93, 1A
- Driver clubbed with pistol on Dalton Street, 10/9/92,
4B
- Driver ejects unfamiliar student on busy Terry Road,
9/8/90, 1B
- School buses, Jefferson County
- School bus service to resume, 2/22/92, 1B
- State seizes county's busses, 2/14/92, 1A; 2/15/92,
1A; 2/20/92, 1B
- Whistle-blowing mechanics sue school officials, 4/10/92,
3B
- School buses, Laurel
- Striking drivers told there is no money, 9/10/92,
1B; 9/11/92, 2B; 9/13/92, 3B
- School buses, Madison County
- 40 new buses to be bought, 11/13/92, 5B
- School buses, Mississippi
- Aide to Fordice says put advertisements on buses,
9/18/93, 1A; 9/21/93, 1A
- Costly, gas-guzzling buses eat into budgets, 9/20/90,
1B
- Districts may put video cameras on busses, 1/18/93,
1B
- Drivers, 6/10/87, 1D
- Drivers must meet Commercial Motor Vehicle Act standards,
4/1/92, 3B
- Educators look to Legislature for new buses in 1993,
9/9/91, 2B
- Escape door not in state specs, 9/14/89, 5B
- Fight, 1/31/87, 1A
- Lack of money keeping worn out buses on road, 10/1/90,
1B
- Pose safety risk, 5/1/88, 1A
- Problems on first days of school year, 8/29/90, 2B
- Ride to school is long for some students, 11/7/89,
4B; 11/11/89, 1B
- Schools setting rules to govern student behavior,
8/25/89, 4B
- Sovereign immunity gone; schools must find insurance
coverage, 10/1/93, 1B
- Vehicles around state to be repaired, 7/12/89, 1A
- School buses, Pearl
- Driver charged with striking boy, 2/9/93, 5B; 2/10/93,
4B; 4/28/93, 1B
- School buses, Rankin County
- Day-care drop off policy reviewed, 11/11/93, 4B
- Long, hot waits in buses will end, 8/24/93, 5B
- Students living less than mile from school may have
to walk, 2/24/92, 1B
- School buses, Simpson County
- District cannot get enough qualified drivers, 9/17/92,
1A
- School buses, Tippah County
- Dismissed drivers sue superintendent, 11/4/90, 4B
- School buses, Vicksburg
- Drivers convoy protesting low pay, 5/13/93, 2B
- School busing
- Mississippi
- Citizens concerned, 3/15/87, 1A
- Law limiting 30-mile ride is challenged, 3/15/91,
2B
- Pearl
- City seeking dismissal of busing order, 5/13/92,
3B
- School cafeterias
- Strive to offer better choices to students, 9/5/89,
4B
- School consolidation SEE Consolidation
- School counselors
- Being added to elementary schools, 10/6/89, 4B
- Course to help them halt state's brain drain, 7/13/90,
4B
- Elementary counselors top priority among state educators,
12/3/91, 4B
- Elementary schools get counselors, 11/13/90, 4B
- School crossings
- Guard at Raines Elementary struck by car, 11/26/91,
5B
- Lines used as warnings, 9/13/85, 3B
- School days
- High schools encouraged to offer seven classes a day,
8/1/89, 1A
- Optional Wednesday afternoon off in Jackson, 9/8/94,
1A
- Remembering your first day of school, 8/22/93, 1E,
2E
- School desks
- Roseville, Michigan, schools donate to Mississippi,
8/19/93, 3B
- School discipline SEE School violence
- School districts
- 6-district Bolivar County a consolidation target,
3/6/94, 12A
- Accreditation: 12 on probation, 10/28/89, 1A
- Accreditation: 12 to be put on probation, 8/30/94,
1B
- Accreditation: 22 districts on probation---smallest
number since 1988, 12/11/92, 1A
- Accreditation: 31 substandard districts placed on
probation, 10/19/91, 1B
- Accreditation: 4 districts recommended to lose, 5/13/93,
1A; 5/14/93, 1A
- Accreditation: 4 faced with state takeover react to
news, 5/17/93, 1A, 5A
- Accreditation: 4 new districts face state takeover,
6/6/93, 1A
- Accreditation: 4 on probation for spending infractions,
2/5/94, 3B
- Accreditation: 4 risk probation on testing violations,
1/17/94, 1A; 1/21/94, 4B
- Accreditation: 5 districts face state takeover, 3/18/94,
1A
- Accreditation: 6 facing immediate state takeover,
6/10/93, 1A
- Accreditation: 6 suggested for probation: testing
security problems, 12/4/93, 1B
- Accreditation: 7 districts below new limits, 8/7/93,
1B; 8/9/93, 3B; 8/20/93, 5B
- Accreditation: 7 given conditional approval, 8/21/93,
1B, 2B
- Accreditation: 8 face state takoever, 3/25/93, 1A;
3/30/93, 1B
- Accreditation: 8 facing takeover defend status in
hearings, 4/6/93, 1B
- Accreditation: a break for those with many impoverished
students?, 9/15/94, 2B
- Accreditation: Accrediation status (chart), 10/31/89,
4B
- Accreditation: bill would allow state takeover of
troubled districts, 3/17/91, 1B
- Accreditation: Board considers tougher criteria, 1/15/93,
3B; 1/17/93, 6B
- Accreditation: Board lets districts testify, 6/18/93,
3B
- Accreditation: Commission suggests restrictions on
athletics, 10/8/93, 1A
- Accreditation: East Jasper says criteria too rigid,
10/25/94, 1A
- Accreditation: hearing set for 4 districts, 5/11/93,
1A; 5/12/93, 1B
- Accreditation: Jefferson County 'just needs money',
5/17/93, 5A; 5/18/93, 2B
- Accreditation: lax schools should be penalized, officials
say, 12/2/94, 1B
- Accreditation: Low test scores threaten 7 districts,
8/26/93, 1A
- Accreditation: Mound Bayou on state takeover: let
us solve problems, 5/17/93, 5A
- Accreditation: no district in state likely to reach
higher levels, 8/7/93, 3B
- Accreditation: outside teams to decide on schools,
12/29/85, 1B
- Accreditation: Quitman schools would 'welcome any
help', 5/17/93, 5A
- Accreditation: schools may face more standards, 4/9/94,
1B; 4/11/94, 1A
- Accreditation: South Delta and Benton County probation
extended, 6/11/93, 1A
- Accreditation: South Delta schools pass, 6/14/93,
1A
- Accreditation: South Pike says state takeover would
be 'political', 5/17/93, 1A
- Accreditation: state puts one-year moratorium on visits,
3/16/91, 3B
- Accreditation: test scores, not poverty level, will
be used, 11/10/94, 1B
- Accreditation: the best and worst (list), 10/25/94,
9A
- Agreement affects the 24 Chickasaw Cession counties,
2/4/89, 1A
- Cost of propane may cause closure of some schools,
1/11/90, 1B
- Deficits cloud futures of 15 districts, 2/5/89, 1A
- Districts differ on grade scales, 10/10/89, 4B
- Easing regulation on top-achieving districts, 3/10/91,
1A; 7/19/91, 3B; 7/20/91, 1A
- Easing-regulation bill a possibility this year, 3/2/92,
1B
- Enrollment audits must be payed for by each district,
7/7/93, 3B
- Environmental concerns in buildings: asbestos, radon,
lead, 1/14/92, 4B
- Equity funding SEE ...Funding equity (this heading)
- Finance, 1/18/87, 1H
- Five districts accused of bias in NAACP suit, 12/1/91,
1A
- Fordice offers 'local school rule' plan, 8/5/94, 1A
- Forty-five districts to get state funding, 2/4/89,
1A
- Funding equity ; PEER says no difference in student
performance, 7/3/93, 3B
- Funding equity: Legislative education committee OKs,
2/21/89, 1B
- Funding equity: Madison County schools seeking statewide
support, 12/23/94, 5B
- Funding equity: NAACP lawsuit, 1/28/91, 1A; 1/30/91,
1B
- Funding equity: PEER report critical of present formula,
2/26/92, 1B
- Funding equity: rich districts safe in new proposal,
11/3/93, 2B
- Funding equity: Senate panel plan, 1/31/89, 1B
- Hinds County supervisors hold off on voting, 7/2/91,
5B
- Hiring of CPAs is too costly, 3/13/86, 1B
- Jackson district gets grant for Constitution projects,
2/27/89, 3B
- Kinsey of NAACP fights move to make district heads
appointees, 12/15/92, 4B
- Level 5 model districts: Clinton, Corinth, Ocean Springs,
Pontotoc, 9/29/94, 1B
- Many depend on 'impact aid', 7/8/90, 2B
- Report card... SEE Mississippi Report Card
- Senate bill allowing districts to save money is abandoned,
3/19/92, 3B
- Statistics to be computerized, 7/21/92, 4B
- Take cut in funding with final check of fiscal year,
6/7/91, 3B
- Those with large enrollments handle pupils best they
can, 2/25/92, 4B
- With budget cuts, may have to raise local taxes, 6/20/91,
1A; 6/21/91, 1B
- Without state funding, would turn to local tax increases,
3/6/92, 3B
- School districts SEE ALSO Mississippi Report Card
- School dropouts SEE Dropout rate
- School for Math and Science
- SEE Mississippi School for Math & Science
- School for the Deaf
- SEE Mississippi School for the Deaf
- School for the the Blind
- SEE Mississippi School for the Blind
- School Lianson Program SEE Jackson Police Department
- School libraries
- Too often underrated and underfunded tool, 1/8/91,
4B
- School lunches
- USDA says they pack too much fat, sodium
- Espy is critical, 10/26/93, 1A; 10/27/93, 1B
- School nurses SEE Nurses
- School of Metaphysics
- Connie Rothermel, VP, 8/16/86, 1C
- School Pictures, Inc
- Changing image, 10/27/85, 1G
- Has quarter loss, 11/17/87, 8B
- Sold to Josten's, Inc, subsidiary, 4/30/88, 7B
- Stock price rises, 2/11/86, 8B
- School prayer SEE Prayer in schools
- School readiness
- Satellite conference in Jackson, 7/29/92, 2B
- School rings, 8/30/87, 1E
- School superintendents, Brookhaven
- Supt. Brumfield retires, 1/23/89, 3B
- School superintendents, Coahoma County
- Appointive issue nixed, 11/11/88, 4B
- School superintendents, Greenville
- Canton, JSU educators up for post, 7/6/94, 3B
- School superintendents, Hazlehurst
- French is fired amid debt probe, 1/23/90, 1B; 2/13/90,
1B
- School superintendents, Hinds County
- McDaniel to retire, 11/1/89, 1B
- McDaniel will stay on as interim chief, 6/5/90, 5B
- Race issue, 4/10/87, 3B; 11/1/89, 1B
- Top choices to head schools say no, 5/31/90, 1B
- School superintendents, Jackson
- Board ends round 1 of interviews, 1/15/90, 1B
- Board members learn what residents want, 11/10/94,
1A
- Finalist Ben Canada, 2/13/90, 1B
- Finalist David Sawyer, 2/9/90, 1A
- Finalist Joe Haynes, 2/15/90, 1B
- Finalists, 1/8/90, 1A; 2/1/90, 1A, 1B; 2/2/90, 1B
- Forum allows citizens input on Canada successor, 10/13/94,
4B
- Jackson's Ben Canada most-traveled, 4/20/94, 1A
- New man picked, 2/22/90, 1A; 2/23/90, 1A
- New person's 1st challenge could be curriculum, 1/15/90,
1A
- Officials seek input, no one shows up, 10/27/89, 1B
- Parents list qualifications for new superintendent,
11/7/89, 1B
- Public barred from interviews, 2/8/90, 1B
- School superintendents, Madison County
- Election: Caston vs. Ray, 1/12/93, 5B
- Forum to offer views of 2 candidates, 1/5/93, 3B;
1/6/93, 3B
- Ray wins by landslide, 1/13/93, 1B
- School superintendents, Mississippi
- Appointed position? Bill defeated by Senate, 2/12/93,
1A
- Appointed position? Pro and con, 2/7/93, 1G
- Appointments up for vote, 10/23/88, 1A
- Bill would make them appointed, 1/27/93, 3B; 3/7/93,
1A
- Elected gets "A" from voters, 11/9/88, 1B
- Elected or appointed?, 9/19/88, 3B
- Females say colleagues, communities accept them, 10/13/89,
4B
- More training is urged for new superintendents, 8/17/90,
2B
- State board aims to depoliticize office, 8/27/91,
4B
- Superintendents without schools face job phase-out,
1/2/89, 1A
- Superintendents without schools phased out, 12/20/91,
1A
- Tight finances defeat 11 in elections, 10/5/91, 1A;
10/17/91, 1B
- Training seminar in Jackson, 11/19/91, 4B
- SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS, MISSISSIPPI
- WHO EARNS THE MOST?, 3/6/94, 1A, 12A
- School superintendents, Rankin County
- French vs Patrick election turns negative, 10/25/94,
4B
- Vinson to retire, 10/28/93, 1A
- School superintendents, Tallahatchie County
- Bonding firm reimburses state, 2/21/90, 4B
- School supplies
- Back to school, 8/26/87, 1C
- Can bust a family's budget, 8/10/92, 4B
- Jackson
- Back-to-school time is profitable for businesses,
8/19/90, 1G
- So-called 'free' public education is expensive, 8/6/91,
4B
- School support workers
- Pay scale is studied, 11/28/89, 2B
- School violence SEE ALSO Jackson Public Schools---Metal
detectors
- School violence, Brandon
- 5 students block school bus, attack to riders, 9/23/94,
4B
- School violence, Clinton
- Gun found in Clinton High School student's car, 12/10/93,
4B
- School violence, Edwards
- Student stabbed over $20 debt, 2/22/94, 1B
- School violence, Greenville
- 5 accused of rape in study hall, 9/22/94, 2B; 9/24/94,
1B; 10/1/94, 3B
- School violence, Hattiesburg
- Class centers on behavior adjustment, 12/26/94, 5A
- School violence, Hinds County
- Consultant Richard Curwin instructs teachers, 7/30/93,
4B
- School violence, Jackson
- ...Taking Back the Neighborhood (public schools program),
4/20/94, 4B
- 2 students face expulsion in gun incidents, 9/22/94,
1A
- 300 teens join motocade to stop violence, 11/5/94,
5B
- 6th gun found in Jackson schools, 11/18/94, 1B
- Another gun found in school (Siwell Middle), 12/10/94,
1B
- Canada wants law banning guns for children, 10/26/93,
7A; 10/28/93, 1A
- SCHOOL VIOLENCE, JACKSON
- CHILDREN OUT OF CONTROL (series), 12/26-27/94, 1A+
- School violence, Jackson
- Coalition for School and Community Safety, 11/23/93,
5B
- Development programs to help disruptive students,
12/26/94, 5A
- Environmental Learning Center--one last chance, 12/27/94,
1A
- Girl, 14, twice fires pistol at Wingfield High School,
11/17/93, 1A
- Gun found; Lanier High School student expelled, 12/8/94,
5B
- Jackson City Council OKs $730,506 for security, 2/22/94,
1A
- Officials have few options with problem children,
12/26/94, 1A
- Parents air complaints to School Board, 2/23/93, 1A
- Parents beg for security in schools, 1/29/94, 1A
- Parents want tough policy following Chastain episode,
10/19/93, 1B
- Problem under scrutiny at budget meetings, 5/11/93,
2B
- School Board dealing with weapons issues, 9/17/94,
1B; 9/20/94, 1A
- School guard takes loaded gun from student's car,
11/4/94, 1A
- Superintendent Canada offers 5-point plan, 3/23/93,
5B; 4/20/93, 5B
- Teachers learning to deal with, 4/2/89, 1A
- When it erupts, schools feel helpless, 12/3/89, 1A
- Woodville Heights 3rd-grader had gun in book bag,
9/27/94, 1B; 9/28/94, 4B
- School violence, Magee
- Parents charge principal after intervention in fight,
10/17/94, 3B
- School violence, Mississippi
- 2 state educators see training as solution,
10/27/93, 1A
- Battle is draining, price too high, teachers say,
2/2/93, 4B
- Educators question 'iron fist' approach, 3/23/94,
1A
- Law fining parents for childrens' misbehavior untested,
11/21/94, 1B
- Legislative committee to study state problem, 12/24/93,
1B
- New state law cracks down on crime in schools, 8/18/94,
1A
- Pat Fordice's SAFETY program, 10/5/93, 1B
- Schools must report incidents, says Chester Quarles,
12/6/94, 5B
- Schools ordered to review security, 12/16/89, 1A
- State Board of Education holds special meeting, 11/20/93,
4B
- School violence, Natchez
- Lawyers appointed in school-hostage case, 12/5/89,
1A
- Teachers raped, shot in room, 12/1/89, 1A,13A; 12/2/89,
1A,1B; 12/3/89, 1B
- School violence, Pearl
- Parents of problem students may have to attend classes
with them, 6/7/94, 1A
- School violence, Philadelphia
- Student shoots classmate, 10/20/93, 1A
- School violence, Rolling Fork
- Student shot is listed in stable condition, 4/24/94,
2B
- School violence, Vicksburg
- 2 stabbed at football game, 10/2/94, 5B
- VHS student Jonathan Cox jailed on weapons charge,
9/10/94, 3B
- School week
- Budget shortfalls may necessitate 4-day week, 10/11/90,
1A; 10/12/90, 1A
- School year, 1988
- Jackson may pull back on extended year, 6/7/88, 1A
- Jackson reconsiders extension of school year, 7/14/88,
2B
- Jackson School Board backs off longer year, 6/8/88,
1A
- Jackson school calendar extended 10 days, 6/2/88,
1A
- School year, 1994
- State Board of Education authorizes earlier openings,
7/16/94, 1A
- Year begins for metro area schools, 8/16/94, 4B; 8/19/94,
1E
- Schools SEE ALSO Accreditation, Home education, Magnet
schools, Principals, Summer school
- Schools SEE ALSO UNDER NAME OF CITIES OR COUNTIES
- i.e. Laurel Public Schools
- Schools, Mississippi
- 'Teacher shopping' by parents, a dilemma for principals,
8/7/94, 15A
- 17 districts fail standards, 10/21/88, 3B
- 2 state schools named among nation's best, 5/11/90,
1A
- 20 graduation credits for incoming 1992 freshmen,
4/20/91, 1B
- 27-student limit imposed on classes in 1994-95 session,
1/22/94, 3B
- 45 districts placed on probation, 11/2/88, 1A
- 500,000 students prepare for return to school, 8/7/94,
1A
- Accreditation puts 17 districts on notice, 8/27/88,
1A
- Advanced Placement courses give students extra edge,
7/2/94, 1A
- SCHOOLS, MISSISSIPPI
- AIR CONDITIONING LACKING IN 18.5% OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
9/17/91, 4B
- Schools, Mississippi
- Air conditioning program may be financed by mill tax,
12/1/89, 5B; 12/2/89, 5B
- Air-conditioning mandated for accreditation by 1995,
6/16/94, 1A
- All of state's public schools comply with asbestos
laws, 12/21/88, 3B
- Architecture, 9/12/89, 4B
- Art course considered as new requirement, 3/30/93,
4B
- Attorney General's office says schools can't require
supply fees, 1/7/89; 3B
- Back to school, a big week for youngsters, 8/18/92,
4B
- Bearing brunt of newest budget cuts, 6/22/91, 1A
- Beefing up high school diploma requirements considered,
3/15/91, 1B
- Bill: let state regulate student activities, 3/12/88,
1A
- Board set to require more credits for graduation,
11/16/90, 1B
- Broad health curriculum suggested, 8/8/94, 1B
- Bryan bill would restore $50M taken during state budget
crisis, 12/18/91, 1A
- Budget for 1994: Board wants $34 Million more, 7/17/93,
3B
- Budget shortfall of $5 million makes cuts likely,
7/1/92, 1A
- Budget shortfalls may shorten school week to 4 days,
10/11/90, 1A
- Can count half-days in calendar, 1/20/90, 1B
- Clinton, Meridian, Oak Grove high schools on 'Redbook'
list, 3/18/92, 4B
- CNN Newsroom broadcast into classrooms, 3/19/91, 3B
- Commission for School Accreditation clears 6 schools,
2/10/89, 3B
- Community service a course of the future, 9/8/92,
1A
- Consolidation plan released, 12/19/84, 1A
- Contaminated pipe, 9/5/89, 1A; 9/6/89, 1A; 9/11/89,
1B; 9/17/89, 1A
- Contaminated pipes SEE ALSO Pipes
- Core Knowledge Sequence adopted by 4 districts, 4/13/93,
4B
- Curriculum
- Study of Bible as literature, 8/16/89, 1A; 8/18/89,
1B
- Cuts may create learning void, 10/24/90, 1B
- Deficits cloud futures of 15 school districts, 2/5/89,
1A
- Deletion of law prevents leasing space, 6/21/85, 1A
- Desegregation suits reviewed for 77 schools, 7/4/88,
1B
- Dress codes under scrutiny, 8/15/93, 1A
- Dropout rate improves but still among worst, 9/6/89,
1B
- Drug-free schools in Gulfport, Meridian honored by
White House, 6/8/90, 4B
- Educator: Accreditation plans outdated, 7/15/88, 1B
- SCHOOLS, MISSISSIPPI
- EDUCATORS PREPARING FOR CRISIS; FURTHER MINIMUM FOUNDATION
CUTS, 2/7/92, 1A
- Schools, Mississippi
- Educators want schools spared from budget cuts, 1/4/91,
1B
- Elementary schools nominated for national recognition,
12/6/89, 4B
- Enrichment activities hard to fit in, 4/17/90, 4B
- Extracurricular activities bring extra benefits, 11/27/90,
4B
- Fear dispensing non-emergency drugs to students, 10/28/90,
1B
- Few elective courses a problem for small schools,
9/14/94, 1A
- Five high schools nominated for national 'exemplary'
rating, 12/7/90, 4B
- Funding cuts would be 'disastrous' scenario for schools,
12/6/90, 1A
- Funding: law says take cuts from administrative areas,
1/3/93, 1A, 13A
- Funding: Minimum Foundation Program, 5/27/93, 3B;
12/10/93, 1B
- Funding: Minimum Foundation Program hopes to equalize
education, 10/25/93, 1A@
- Graduation requirement credits increased; transfers
made easier, 9/17/91, 1B
- Have sympathetic ear at budget hearing, 9/27/91, 3B;
9/28/91, 1B
- Health curriculum proposed, 2/17/89, 3B
- Health curriculum proposed for state schools, 5/18/90,
1A
- House committee won't put substandard schools into
receivership, 2/24/89, 3B
- House goes after drug dealers at schools, 1/20/89,
1A
- House OKs uniform school bill, 3/14/86, 1A
- Houses passes equity funding bill for schools, 3/10/89,
1B
- Ineffective schools could face state control, 12/17/88,
1A
- Lack of air conditioning hard on students, teachers,
8/22/89, 4B
- Lawmakers OK equity funding plan for schools, 3/29/89,
1A
- Lawsuits over discipline, 12/24/84, 1A
- Leaders rally parents against budget cuts, 11/9/90,
1A
- Length of term varies across state, 8/22/89, 4B
- Look around, Mississippi
- Students learn what's good about the state, 5/7/91,
4B
- Mabus and other officials oppose 4-day week, 10/12/90,
1A
- Mabus budget ax looms for schools, 1/10/91, 1A
- Mississippi Adequate Education Program, 11/15/94,
3B
- Move to dismiss court ordered desegregation, 3/28/88,
1A
- Must meet college guidelines, 7/10/85, 1B
- National survey with rankings, 3/3/86, 1A
- New budget cuts outrage school officials, 6/20/91,
1A; 6/21/91, 1B
- New social studies curriculum, 6/16/92, 4B
- Northern Mississippi gets increased funding, 7/2/86,
1A
- Optical fiber learning network to be installed, 4/13/90,
3B
- Ordered to review security to prevent violence, 12/16/89,
1A
- Panel OKs school equity funding bill, 1B; 1/19/89
- Project 95-to beef up core curriculum, 8/17/89, 2B
- Public school enrollment, Fall, 1987, 9/2/87, 1A
- Ranking moves up a notch, 2/21/86, 1A
- Report: Mississippi schools improving, 2/26/88, 1A
- Senate comm. OKs school funding, consolidation plans,
12/14/88, 1A
- Senate oks equity funding bill, 2/9/89, 3B
- Senate panel votes to split education proposals, 12/23/88,
3B
- Senator Benjamin warns of additional budget cuts,
1/18/91, 2B
- Senators back tax to help poor districts, 10/28/88,
1A
- Shared governance councils, 10/10/89, 4B
- Shortage of home economic teachers, 11/29/87, 1A
- Simplifying laws no easy task, 7/14/85, 1H
- Slash-and-burn cuts decried by officials, 2/11/92,
1A
- State and district curriculum coordinators, 10/9/90,
4B
- State considers giving accreditation to many non-public
schools, 6/17/89, 1B
- State issues guidelines on handling emergencies, 7/2/91,
4B
- Stop-gap funding of $10 million Ok'd by House, 4/21/92,
3B
- Study shows children unaware of rich heritage, 6/22/90,
2B
- Superintendent required, schools or no schools, 1/3/88,
18A
- Symposium told to equalize school spending, 1/14/88,
1A
- Test scores up 3rd year in row, 8/19/88, 1A
- Textbook money can now be spent on videos, CDs software,
4/15/94, 1A
- Thompson wants to reduce number of standardized tests,
5/17/91, 1A
- Timing snafu cuts budget hikes, 7/9/86, 1B
- To drop kindergarten test, 7/24/88, 1A
- To teach morality and ethics, 9/23/89, 3B
- Two in Mississippi recognized for anti-drug program,
4/28/89, 3B
- Vocational and academic programs to be integrated,
9/27/92, 1A
- Will have to bear larger burden in budget cuts: $24M
seen, 6/12/91, 2B
- Without adequate funding, layoffs 'inevitable', 12/6/91,
1A
- Workshops for hands-on science and holistic health,
6/16/92, 4B
- Schooner
- Restaurant review, 2/1/87, 1F
- Schooner Biloxi
- Schrader, Ed SEE Persian Gulf War
- Schuler, G. Wayne SEE Madison General Hospital
- Schuler, G. Wayne SEE North Sunflower County Hospital
- Schuller International Inc
- Meadville workers take pay cut to keep plant open,
2/10/94, 5B
- Schutt, Suzanne Peery
- Her 'quotable quilts', 11/1/94, 1D
- Schwab & Co
- Opens Mississippi brokerage office, 7/23/92, 5B
- Schwarzenegger, Arnold
- Appears at fitness rally in Jackson, 4/15/92, 1A
- Schwarzkopf, Norman SEE Buffington, Sally Phillips
- Schweid, Richard
- Free lance writer in Greenville
- Book 'Catfish and the Delta', 10/5/93, 6B
- Schweniger, Loren
- Race, Slavery and Free Blacks: Petitions...1775-1866
- NC researcher, 5/1/94, 1B
- Schwerner, Michael SEE Civil rights workers
- Schwinn Bicycle Co
- Chicago
- Files Chapter 11 bankruptcy, 10/9/92, 5B
- Greenville
- Closes down, 10/4/91, 5B
- Gearing up for success, 3/3/91, 1G
- Plant gears up for visit; new tenant?, 5/26/93,
5B
- Plant in Greenville, 3/4/89, 8B
- Plant may be shut down, 8/1/91, 5B
- Plant to close; 239 to lose jobs, 8/6/91, 1A
- Pullout aggravates region's age-old woes, 8/12/91,
1A
- Puts equipment up for auction, 12/18/91, 5B
- Rapid response team helps layed-off workers cope,
8/18/91, 1C
- Schwinn family to auction building, 6/23/93, 5B
- Search on for replacement in Schwinn plant, 10/3/91,
3B; 10/30/91, 6B
- Science and Mathematics Tournament
- Jackson Prep and Ocean Springs High tops, 2/11/92,
4B
- Science fiction convention SEE CoastCon
- Science, Technology and Society Network
- Teachers tap into pipeline, 8/31/90, 4B
- Sciple, Edward
- Sciple's mill has ground corn since 1790, 7/5/94,
1D
- Sclater, James
- To compose music for Welty tribute, 10/27/88, 1E
- Scooba Summit
- Briggs, Ford and others discuss legislative strategy,
8/14/92, 1B; 8/15/92, 1B
- Scooba, Mississippi, 8/16/87, 3B
- SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Execs)
- Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum
- Montgomery, Alabama, 3/26/92, 3E
- Scott County
- Former sheriff must serve full term, 3/18/89, 1B
- Scott County School Board
- Lawsuit filed challenging elections, 10/8/88, 1B
- Scott County Sheriff's Department
- Patrick pleads guilty, Warren payoff, 10/30/87, 1B
- Sheriff charged with extortion, 7/14/87, 1B
- Sheriff gets 4 year prison term, 10//7/88, 1A
- Sheriff pleads guilty to 2 counts of extortion, 4/28/88,
2B
- Warren trial for extortion, 11/25/87, 1B
- Scott Paper Co
- Cuts 8300 jobs; Mississippi operations unaffected,
1/27/94, 5B
- Scott Petroleum
- Teams with Gold Kist to form Delta fertilizer distribution
center, 5/13/92, 5B
- Scott's Amoco Truck Plaza
- Scott, Alice
- Asking for department-head resignations, 10/19/94,
4B
- Her election a challenge for Canton, 10/23/94, 1A
- Newly elected mayor of Canton says there will be changes,
10/13/94, 1A; 10/14/94, 1A
- Scott, Alisa
- Top female athlete of 1987, 12/25/87, 3D
- Scott, Bob
- In Raleigh retired minister is award-winning quilter,
6/16/92, 1D
- Scott, Charley
- Mississippi State University athletic director resigns,
11/9/85, 1A
- Scott, John David
- Attends American Teenagers Discovery Trip to Japan,
6/9/92, 4B
- Scott, John Paul
- Ohio governor will extradite suspect in his murder,
2/16/89, 3B
- Skeleton found on I-55 is that of Canadian, 1/5/89,
1B
- Scott, Leslie
- Hired by Ditto to be city prosecutor, 8/17/90, 5B
- Jackson prosecutor named city attorney, 5/25/91, 4B
- Scott, Tom
- Science teacher at St. Andrew's Middle School, 11/17/89,
4B
- Scott, Tom B.,Jr.
- Ex-Unifirst officer sued by federal regulators, 3/26/94,
6B
- Industry loyalty keep him busy, 1/24/88, 1G
- Rescue Mission, an accomplishment, 11/29/87, 1F
- To head Dallas S&L and Unifirst, 11/21/87, 8B
- Unifirst president is placed on leave, 12/13/89, 1A
- Scott, Wayne
- WJDX Disc jockey, 9/11/87, 1C
- Scott, Willard
- Speaks at Mississippi College, 4/11/89, 1A
- Visits Jackson State University, 3/27/87, 1C
- Scottie's
- Restaurant review, 11/8/90, 4E
- Scottish Festival and Highland Games
- Gulf Coast, 11/8/87, 1H
- Jackson, 10/31/91, 3E; 11/3/91, 1B; 11/3/94, 8E; 11/5/92,
3F; 11/6/92, 1E
- At Agriculture and Forestry Museum, 11/2/89, 3E
- Scot for a day, 11/4/93, 3E; 11/7/93, 1B
- Wear your tartan, 11/1/90, 3E; 11/3/91, 1B
- Scranton Floating Museum
- Pascagoula
- Weekend getaway, 3/14/91, 5E
- Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies
- At Hal & Mal's, 2/3/94, 9E
- Screws, Charlie
- Yazoo City native cycles the West Coast, 9/6/92, 1E
- Scroggy, Gene
- 40% Parchman workers corrupt?, 8/11/87, 1A; 8/12/87,
1B; 8/19/87, 1A+
- 75% Parchman workers corrupt?, 8/18/87, 1A
- Denies job hunting, 4/20/88, 3B
- Evading rehiring order?, 2/25/88, 1B
- Named prison commissioner, 6/9/87, 1A; 6/10/87, 1A;
6//19/87, 1A
- No plans to begin confirmation, 2/10/88, 1B
- Probe into past life, 7/11/87, 1B
- Scroggy, Mabus to discuss job, 5/5/88, 1A; 5/7/88,
1B
- Tells Mabus he doesn't want prison post, 5/10/88,
1A
- Unfair criticism as "outsider," 6/12/87, 1A
- We cannot build more prisons
- Scrooge's
- Bar owners band together after holdups, 8/4/94, 1B
- Bar review, 3/29/90, 13E
- Restaurant review, 2/17/94, 6E; 4/5/90, 4E
- Scrooge's Restaurant
- Owners, 6/3/87, 8B
- Restaurant review, 9/13/87, 1F
- Scruff (cartoon character)
- Crime prevention campaign in Hinds County schools,
8/3/93, 1D
- Scruffy the Cat
- Band at W.C. Don's, 11/2/89, 2E
- Scuba divers
- Diving by the disabled---'deep joy', 5/19/94, 1D
- Dixie Divers, 6/24/87, 1C
- Scurlock's Donuts and Bakery
- Mark and Beverly Scurlock, owners
- How's business?, 8/24/93, 6B
- Seabright chicken SEE Jackson Zoo
- Seabury, Caroline SEE Civil War
- Seafood industry SEE ALSO Catfish industry
- Seafood industry SEE ALSO Fishing
- Seafood Industry Museum
- Biloxi, 3/17/87, 1C
- Hurricane Camille exhibit opens, 8/17/92, 2B; 8/18/92,
1A
- Seafood industry, Biloxi
- Casinos may kill local industry, expert says, 10/7/92,
3B
- Gollott Seafood Co. & DeJean Packing Co. file
for Chapter 11, 1/28/89, 7B
- Seafood industry, Gulf Coast
- Casinos displacing way of life, 11/7/93, 1A, 1C
- Seafood industry, Mississippi
- Big money maker for state, 7/27/86, 12D
- Butterfish could boost industry, 1/29/88, 1A
- Butterfish helps industry, 1/29/88, 1A
- Grant to develop butterfish, 3/10/88, 8B
- Hope to sell butterfish to Japan, 7/6/88, 8B
- Moving oysters to clean bayous, 3/21/88, 3B
- Producer:Public will love "St. Peter's Fish" (tilapia),
12/19/88, 3B
- Seagull, Inc., 12/23/88, 8B
- Seals and Crofts and the Little River Band
- At Rapids on the Reservoir, 8/6/92, 7E
- Seals, Leon SEE Robinson, Paige
- Seamen's Bank for Savings
- Mississippian Lacy Newman is President, 2/19/89, 1G
- Search and seizure
- Warrantless searches on buses OK'd by Supreme Court,
6/21/91, 1A
- Searches SEE Search and seizure
- Sears
- 3 workers charged with theft from store, 1/3/93, 5B;
12/31/92, 2B
- Changes coming slowly to retailing giant, 8/10/89,
6B
- Distribution center planned for Olive Branch, 8/22/89,
6B
- Eliminates 50,000 jobs, discontinues catalog, 1/26/93,
1A
- Introduces Brand Central, 4/18/90, 6B
- Mail order houses, 8/28/86, 1D
- Management changes, 8/5/87, 8B
- Slips below Wal-Mart and K mart to be number 3 in
retailing, 2/22/91, 6B
- Sports new look, lower prices, 3/1/89, 8B
- Targets parents with Kidvantage campaign, 7/23/91,
6B
- Turns 10 state catalog stores into retail outlets,
4/9/93, 5B
- Season All Industries Inc, 2/25/89, 4B
- Headquarters moves to Pelahatchie; 35 jobs expectced,
9/2/93, 5B
- Seasonal Affective Disorder SEE SAD
- Seat belts
- 7/12/87, 1H
- Advocates push for increased usage, 10/10/92, 1B
- Coalition targets rural areas, 4/22/86, 1B
- Corinth safety campaign SNAP wins national award,
5/7/92, 3B
- Drive to continue for law, 8/18/86, 1B
- Hot line to report unrestrained children, 2/19/94,
1A
- House kills bil, 1/30/86, 1B
- House votes down measure, 4/1/88, 1B
- Law, 1/30/87, 4B
- Law introduced again, 1/25/88, 1B
- Law violators may have to pay $25 fine, 2/1/92, 3B
- Mississippi Seat Belt Coalition recognized for video
project, 5/24/89, 3B
- New law requires restraints for children up to 4 years
old, 7/1/94, 1A
- Ocean Springs tops list in seat belt usage, 1/27/91,
2B
- Panel approves bill, 1/17/86, 1A
- Pat Fordice and others promote tougher state laws,
1/12/94, 1B
- Proposed bill would tighten requirements, 12/26/93,
1B
- Representative Tate pushes for, 12/1/85, 1A
- Safety Belt Task Force meeting at Health Department,
3/25/92, 2B
- Senate bill mandates buckling up (if you want to),
3/7/90, 1B
- Senate passes seat-belt law, 3/15/88, 1A
- Usage in state up 75% from 1992, 11/10/94, 1B
- Seat restraints (children) SEE Seat belts
- Seaton, James SEE Super K-Mart (kidnapping)
- Seawright, Toni
- Miss Mississippi, 7/18/87, 1A; 7/19/87, 1A; 7/20/87,
1D; 7/26/87, 1G
- Moss Point welcomes native, 8/9/87, 1A+
- Preparation for contest, 9/13/87, 1E; 9/19/87, 1A
- Pursuing professional singing career, 1/22/91, 3B
- Seeking entertainment career, 11/17/92, 1D
- Seaxe Energy Corp, 3/26/87, 8B
- To merge with Petrogen, 4/21/86, 4B
- Sebastian, Darrell
- Arrested in Illinois for murder of Eloise McMillin
of Vicksburg, 5/12/93, 3B
- Sebastian, Darrell SEE ALSO Gargus, Tommy
- Second Chance Gospel Choir SEE Hinds County Detention
Center
- Second Home
- Ministry, 5/2/87, 1D
- Shelter, 8/17/87, 2B
- Second jobs
- Extra job provides better way of life for Jacksonians,
8/1/93, 1C
- Secondhand smoke SEE Smoking
- Secretary of State
- Molpus shuffles assistant slots, 2/26/89, 1B
- Office mistakenly bills 16,000 for franchise taxes,
11/3/89, 1A
- Returns $1.1 million to state accounts, 7/1/92, 2B
- Secretary of State SEE ALSO Molpus, Dick
- Secretary of State race
- Campaign, 1987, 7/20/87, 1B
- Securities SEE Stocks
- Securities fraud
- Gulfport
- Men accused in securities scam, 9/30/88, 8B
- New charges filed in scam, 10/27/88, 8B
- McCurdy of Ocean Springs pleads guilty, 11/10/88,
8B
- Texas man charged in oil lease sales scam, 11/9/88,
10B
- Vicksburg man pleads innocent to selling fraudulent
securities, 3/3/89, 2G
- Securities scam
- Gulf Coast
- Coast "kingpin" pleads guilty in securities scam,
12/20/88, 1A
- Security bars SEE Burglary---Jackson
- Security devices
- Helping businesses lock out intruders, 7/18/92, 3B
- Jackson residents installing expensive alarm systems,
9/9/91, 4B
- North Jackson, 2/24/87, 1B
- Thieves stealing electric meters to bypass systems,
2/27/92, 1A
- Security guards SEE Security services
- Security Savings
- Acquires Tennessee thrifts, 8/27/88, 8B
- Judge rules federal regulators must honor contract,
2/26/91, 6B
- Lays off 60 employees without warning, 12/30/89, 1A
- Makes deals out of other thrift's disaster, 1/15/89,
1G
- Opens branch in Ridgeland Kroger, 5/13/86, 8B
- Owner H.C. Bailey plans to sue federal government,
10/20/92, 1A
- SECURITY SAVINGS
- SEIZED BY FEDERAL REGULATORS, 10/18/92, 1A; 10/20/92,
1A, 6B
- Security Savings
- Sues federal regulators, charging breach of contract,
9/27/90, 6B
- Takes over Tennessee S&L, 10/26/85, 8B
- Wins some, loses some in court on assets questions,
5/22/92, 5B; 10/18/90, 6B
- Security services, 4/26/87, 1A
- A 2nd job for many law enforcement officers, 7/21/94,
1A
- A-1 Detectives' scooter patrol, 5/31/92, 1B
- Hidden camera catches security guard in act of stealing,
7/16/91, 5B
- High crime pays for security industry, 2/5/88, 8B
- In Jackson Public Schools, 11/2/94, 1B
- Rising crime rate keeps companies busy, 10/9/94, 1C
- Security systems SEE Security devices
- Seduction Band & Show
- Want to play at Delta Blues Festival, 2/25/88, 1C
- SEE Kidnapping---Gulfport (Evans) SEE Evans, Donald
- Seed catalogs
- Seepe, Mark
- Owner Southern Mortuary Services
- Specializes in cremation, 6/1/92, 1D
- Segrest, Oren
- Port Gibson artist, 10/6/85, 16D
- Seinfeld, Jeff SEE Mississippi Teacher Corps
- Selby, Morris
- Rehired by Board of Rehabilitation Services, 9/18/91,
1B
- Vocational rehab chief fired by Bea Branch, 5/10/91,
2B
- Self defense
- Women learning tactics, 7/26/89, 1D
- Yolanda and Perry Martin teach health care workers,
8/29/92, 1B
- Self esteem
- Peak performers share one constant: good self image,
10/20/91, 1E
- Self, Aron
- Farmer sticks to old ways, old wisdom, 4/14/91, 3G
- Self, Aundrea
- Grandmother put her on right path
- Thanks for the Hand Up, 6/3/91, 1D
- Self-Employment Investment Demonstration
- Helps poor become independent, 9/25/89, 1B
- Sella, Chris, 2/26/87, 1F
- Sellers Grocery
- Meridian
- Longtime merchants robbed first time in 30 years,
7/1/91, 3B
- Sellers, James Ralph
- Guilty of illegal waste dumping, 1/12/90, 1A
- Trial for waste dumping in Jones County, 1/9/90, 5B;
1/10/90, 5B; 1/11/90, 4B
- Selma, Alabama
- Weekend getaway, 7/23/92, 3E
- SEMCO
- New Jackson HMO ready for clinets, 9/24/94, 6B
- Semiautomatic weapons SEE Gun control
- Seminole Manufacturing
- Manager-led buyout saves 600 Mississippi apparel jobs,
2/1/92, 5B
- Semmes, Raphael (Ralph)
- Musician and booking agent, 1/27/88, 1C
- Senate (Mississippi) SEE Mississippi Legislature
- Senatobia Community Hospital
- Lawsuit filed in death of man refused treatment, 12/3/91,
3B
- Probe set on its refusing traffic victim, 11/19/91,
1B; 11/21/91, 3B
- Senatobia, Mississippi
- Threatened boycott over school board issue, 3/9/90,
5B
- Senators
- Mississippi
- Steve Hale and Gene Taylor, 3/6/87, 1A
- United States
- Finances (Stennis & Cochran), 5/20/86, 1B
- Won't regain Stennis' power quickly, 11/13/88,
1A
- Senators SEE ALSO Congressmen
- Senior citizens SEE Elderly
- Senior Olympics, 8/17/86, 1B
- Senior Partners
- Service pairs senior citizens with helpful companions,
7/25/94, 1D
- Senior Security Hotline
- Weapon against crime, etc., 12/10/87, 10B
- Senior skip day
- Crackdown keeping Jackson seniors in school, 4/30/90,
1B
- Seniors
- Senor Tony's
- Restaurant review, 11/16/89, 4E
- Senter, Stuart
- 3 charged in slaying; police work praised, 7/11/92,
1B; 7/14/92, 3B
- Case against Orr dropped: witness Davidson shot to
death, 7/27/94, 1B
- Davidson's death linked to role in trial, 2/3/94,
3B
- Judge Senter's son murdered in Prairie community,
1/5/92, 1B; 1/6/92, 3B
- Slaying suspect Dwight Culver posts bond; Bishop still
held, 9/27/92, 3B
- Sequoia Supply Co, 3/25/87, 8B
- Serial killer SEE ALSO Davis, Gregory
- Serial killer, Jackson, 4/7/87, 1A
- Arrest made, 4/29/87, 1A
- FBI to profile, 4/8/87, 1B
- List of victims, 4/11/87, 1A
- National Guard won't patrol for, 4/18/87, 1A
- Police study 5 attacks on women, 4/10/87, 1B
- Profile, 3/25/87, 1A; 4/13/87, 1B
- Public opinion, 4/24/87, 1A
- Public response, 4/26/87, 4B
- Suspect charged in Georgia slaying, 5/5/87, 1A
- Suspect denies he did killings, 5/4/87, 1A
- Suspect linked to Albany, Georgia killings, 5/1/87,
1A; 5/2/87, 1A
- Suspect may ask for change of venue, 6/11/87, 1A;
6/12/87, 1B
- Suspect seeks trial outside Hinds County, 6/13/87,
3B
- Suspect to plead innocent, 6/10/87, 1A
- Suspect to use insanity defense, 11/11/87, 2B
- Suspect waives hearing, 5/14/87, 1B
- Suspect's father preaches again, 5/11/87, 1A
- Suspect: funds from churches for defense, 5/23/87,
3B
- Suspect: Georgia prints don't match, 5/3/87, 1B
- Suspect: Georgia studies case, 5/22/87, 1A
- Suspect: January 1988 trial set, 9/2/87, 2B
- Suspect: more charges expected, 4/30/87, 1A
- Suspect: rights said violated, 6//20/87, 1A
- Suspect: tests delay trial date, 7/27/87, 1B
- Suspect: with arrest police tension eases, 5/11/87,
1B
- Victims profile, 4/12/87, 1A
- Woman says murders "won't make her leave home," 4/24/87,
1A
- Serial rapes
- Series of rapes alarms 3 east central counties, 9/4/93,
5B; 9/15/93, 4B; 10/6/93, 4B
- Serial rapes SEE ALSO Pickering, George
- Serigraph
- Creation of artists Chris Porter and Tim La Borde,
7/29/90, 1F
- Sermus, Gus
- Wins essay contest, 7/25/87, 1B
- Service award pins
- City of Jackson rejects contracts for gold pins, 12/7/90,
5B
- Service Commission
- Havens expected to plead guilty, 6/23/89, 1A; 6/24/89,
1B
- Service Merchandise
- Grand jury investigation drives down price of stock,
2/12/90, 9E
- Has large toy-sale volume at Christmas, 11/29/92,
1C
- Service stations SEE Gas stations
- Sesame Street
- Comes to Jackson Zoo, 3/20/89, 1A
- Set Free Ministries
- Launches crusade in Jackson, 3/6/93, 1D
- Set-asides (minority) SEE Minority business
- Set-asides (minority) SEE Minority contracts, Jackson
- Setapen, James SEE Symphony Orchestra---Guests are...
- SetFree Ministries
- Mike Weissman, director, 4/9/94, 1D
- Seven J's Ranch & Zoo
- Near Hattiesburg
- Weekend getaway, 10/28/93, 3E
- Sevier, Sharon
- Says was coerced into pleading guilty by her lawyer,
1/13/90, 1B
- Sewage
- Sludge train heads back to Baltimore, 11/9/89, 1B;
11/11/89, 1A; 11/13/89, 4B; 11/17/89, 1A
- Sludge train in Moss Point, 11/3/89, 2B; 11/4/89,
1B; 11/6/89, 1B; 11/7/89, 1A; 11/8/89, 1A
- Sludge train kept in Mississippi by red tape, 11/14/89,
1B; 12/17/89, 7B
- Sludge train officials say they followed law, 2/22/90,
5B
- Sludge train: freezing weather slows disposal on train
in Baltimore, 12/23/89, 3B
- Sewage SEE ALSO HEADINGS BEGINNING: Sewer
- Sewage, Clinton
- Lagoon upkeep costs in dispute, 2/7/91, 5B; 2/17/93,
2B
- Sewage, Collins
- Salvadorans inspect treatment plant, 7/9/92, 5B
- Sewage, Flowood
- Assessments draw fire, 2/3/88, 8B
- Sewage, Grenada
- Hearing set on mill's plan to burn sludge, 7/11/89,
3B; 7/12/89, 1A
- Sewage, Jackson
- Danks to ask for no penalty, 5/25/88, 1A
- EPA to decide on violation, 5/23/88, 1A
- McNeece home in south Jackson has overflow
- Should city pay?, 1/21/94, 4B
- Raw sewage drains into west Jackson neighborhood,
7/18/89, 5B; 7/19/89, 5B
- Residents protest sewage in drainage ditch, 10/10/89,
5B
- Worker in sewage trench is rescued, 2/13/90, 1A
- Sewage, Jackson County
- Old sewage problem halts commercial construction,
6/24/92, 5B
- Sewage, Lauderdale County
- Couple treats farmland; rumors fly, 7/16/91, 2B
- Sewage, Laurel
- Nearby community sewerage worries Laurel, 9/24/88,
1B
- Sewage, Mississippi
- Regional sewer system victim of squabbling among cities,
8/24/90, 5B
- Sewage, Ocean Springs
- State confirms problems, but won't reinstate Lanier,
7/28/92, 3B
- Sewage, Pearl
- City is being overcharged by Jackson treatment plant,
1/4/90, 2B
- Sewage, Terry
- Grant of $200,000 toward $650,000 improvement project,
4/13/93, 5B
- Sewage, Vicksburg
- Openwood community faces loss of sewer services, 12/7/94,
3B
- Sewell, Sandra SEE Voter fraud
- Sewer bills
- Brandon, Pearl, Flowood
- Cities may see higher bills, 9/12/89, 1B
- Sewer bills, Jackson
- To rise again, 10/1/86, 1B
- Sewer bond, Jackson, 9/30/86, 1B
- Plan defeated by city council, 9/11/86, 1B
- Sewer Department SEE Jackson Sewer Department
- Sewer leaks
- Under Jackson apartments, 9/25/87, 1B
- Sewer lines, Clinton
- Grant of $292,000 for work on system in northwest
Clinton, 2/16/91, 5B
- Sewer lines, Jackson
- City Council OKs repair of line flowing into Hanging
Moss Creek, 11/25/89, 1B
- City refuses to pay damages for faulty lines, 8/27/86,
1B
- EPA says Jackson must follow rules or repay grants,
2/14/90, 1A
- Heavy rainfall straps aging sewer capacity, 4/30/91,
1A
- Issue of payment delays replacement program, 3/15/91,
5B
- Lynch Creek construction, 4/7/93, 1B
- Possible user fee to pay to finance pipe replacement,
3/1/91, 5B
- Sewer lines, Madison
- Worker dies in cave-in, 6/2/93, 1B; 6/3/93, 4B
- Sewer lines, Pearl
- Federal grant for construction, 7/28/94, 3B
- Line plans on drawing board, 7/25/89, 1B
- Sewing
- Seminars help in profit making career, 5/8/88, 1G
- Sewing for the home: new selection of materials and
patterns, 4/13/94, 1D
- Sewing machines SEE Fraud
- Sex Addicts Anonymous
- Jackson chapter
- Group therapy, 2/14/88, 1C
- Sex bias SEE Sexism
- Sex education
- Clinics help students with sex issues, 4/13/86, 1A
- Curriculum set--AIDS, pregnancy will be discussed,
7/23/89, 1A, 1B; 7/25/89, 1B
- Mississippi
- Gets House OK for public schools, 2/26/88, 1B
- Mississippians favor in schools, 7/17/86, 1A
- Pro and con, 5/17/87, 2H
- Separate girls and boys in proposal, 4/7/88, 1A
- Talking to kids about sex, 1/28/90, 1E
- Task force to consider, 5/24/86, 1B
- Thirty state schools to be selected for new curriculum,
6/23/90, 1B
- Sexism
- Biloxi radio station WVMI, WQID faces suit, 7/14/91,
4B
- Davis suit against Yazoo welfare agency re-evaluated,
11/27/91, 3B
- Gilchrist: now is the time to end sexism in workplace,
5/3/92, 1B
- Sexism SEE ALSO Department of Rehabilitation Services
- Sexism SEE ALSO Sexual harassment
- Sexton and Sexton
- Alabama couple's insurance scam hits Mississippi,
6/5/93, 5B
- Sexual discrimination SEE Sexism
- Sexual harassment
- Canton man Albert Langford pleads innocent, 4/22/93,
4B
- Complaints up in state, 10/13/91, 1A
- Compromise stalking bill before Legislature, 5/5/92,
3B; 5/7/92, 2B
- Dentist W. Dave Owen's hearing is delayed, 5/5/90,
1B
- Dentist W. David Owen's trial, 12/9/92, 4B
- Flowood telemarketing business closed; probe continues,
7/27/94, 5B
- Hinds County sheriff's deputy Owen Temple cleared
in lawsuit, 9/21/93, 1B
- Hinds deputy Owen Temple sued by Linda McKey Willis,
10/30/91, 5B
- JSU student Grace Anderson stalked by man she dated,
4/20/92, 1A
- Lexington mobile-home park owner Albert Langford accused,
10/23/92, 5B
- Mayor Childre of Pearl target of complaints by 2 women
employees, 8/20/92, 4B
- Robertson charges Hinds supervisor Robert Miller,
2/23/93, 5B; 7/17/91, 1B
- Robertson's charges against Miller: supervisors to
settle, 12/4/93, 4B
- Stalking law praised by prosecutor, 7/26/92, 3B
- Student conduct in high schools comes under scrutiny,
1/24/94, 1A
- Subject of joint C of C/JSU seminar, 12/6/91, 5B
- Sexually abused children SEE ALSO Child abuse
- Sexually abused children SEE ALSO Children's Advocacy
Center
- Sexually abused children, Belzoni
- Investigation held up by child's qualms, 4/7/90, 1B;
4/11/90, 1A
- Students may have counseling after inquiry, 4/12/90,
1B
- Sexually abused children, Brandon
- 17-year-old may be tried as adult, 8/21/92, 4B
- Duggar gets custody of child he fondled, 5/10/91,
1A; 11/20/90, 1B
- Girl holds doll while testifying about rape, 1/28/92,
2B
- Man arrested for fondling 8-year-old, 11/15/90, 5B
- Sexually abused children, Clinton
- Teacher charged: sexual battery of pupil, 2/20/93,
1A; 3/18/93, 1B
- Sexually abused children, Gulfport
- Three charged in Harrison County sex inquiry, 1/12/91,
1B
- Sexually abused children, Harrison County
- Sexually abused children, Hattiesburg
- DA says school failed to report case, 12/19/89, 5B
- Sexually abused children, Hinds County
- Cases languish in DA's list of cases, 4/29/90, 1B
- Sexually abused children, Jackson
- Case of Oliver Burns goes to grand jury, 10/20/93,
4B
- Casey school 2nd grader tells of fondling, 5/31/90,
1B; 6/1/90, 1A
- Children's Advocacy Center, 2/10/91, 19A; 4/29/90,
1B
- Day care center accused in molestion of twin girls,
2/22/93, 2B
- FBI nabs Kenneth Stanton on 11 molesting charges,
11/1/90, 1A
- Hall sentenced in 1984 abuse of son, 2/22/90, 3B;
3/5/90, 5B
- Jury acquits Barrett of rape and sexual battery, 2/12/91,
1B
- Lindsey guilty of touching children, 12/21/90, 5B
- Man Chip Cook accused in case of 5-year-old, 9/27/90,
5B
- Man convicted in son's sexual battery, 5/5/89, 1B
- Man Phillip Allen accused of exposing himself, 5/6/93,
3B
- Merritt faces exploitation charges, 10/2/90, 5B; 10/3/90,
5B
- Mother claims teacher fondled daughter, 11/30/89,
5B
- Police search for Casey Elementary employee, 11/30/88,
1A
- Police seize porno at residence of Jerry Ronald Wilson,
4/5/90, 1B
- Suspect Michael Martin has previous offemses, 4/27/90,
5B
- Suspended sentence given father is criticized, 11/30/89,
5B
- Teacher on leave; charged with having sex with student,
2/2/93, 1B
- Wanda Earley must serve full term for abusing her
son, 2/13/92, 1B
- Wilson draws 75-year sentence, 4/3/91, 1B
- Woman let her brother molest his 11-year-old niece,
10/31/90, 1B
- Sexually abused children, Long Beach
- Fortenberry charged in incident, 4/12/91, 2B
- Sexually abused children, Mississippi
- Daveys of Clinton nationally honored, 2/8/93, 1B
- SEXUALLY ABUSED CHILDREN, MISSISSIPPI
- MISSISSIPPI'S SECRET SHAME
- (major series), 1/26-29/92, 1A+
- Sexually abused children, Mississippi
- Supreme Court ruling leaves cases in limbo, 11/28/89,
1B
- Taping of testimony may be possible, 2/10/91, 1A
- Sexually abused children, Neshoba County
- Area fights stigma stemming from sex case, 10/15/90,
3B
- Fifteen adults charged with rape, 8/24/90, 1A; 8/25/90,
1B
- Hearing set for 19 accused persons, 9/7/90, 2B
- Pleas of innocence prompt judge to move trial, 11/9/90,
3B
- Thomas gets 5 years, 12/22/87, 4B
- Ugly from the start; still ugly, 1/27/92, 1A
- Woman charged men to have sex with daughter, 9/8/90,
1A
- Woman faces charges in child sex case, 11/3/90, 1B
- Woman sentenced for exploiting daughter, 10/30/90,
1A
- Sexually abused children, Pearl
- Man gets 60 years in assault on daughter, 1/3/90,
3B
- Sexually abused children, Rankin County
- Man admitted making wife, son have sex, 5/4/89, 1B
- Man given 15 years in wife's battery of son, 5/13/89,
1B
- Principal didn't report, 1/23/88, 4B
- Wanda Earley says spouse urged sex with son, 5/3/89,
1B
- Sexually abused children, US
- Marilyn Van Derbur Atler at local conference, 4/26/94,
1D
- Sexually transmitted diseases
- County health unit gets staffer to fight epidemic,
1/12/91, 5B
- Department of Health specialist Lee Arnold, 2/1/93,
1D
- Sexually transmitted diseases SEE ALSO Syphilis
- Seybert, Nancy
- National director Inner Peace Movement pushes positive
power, 8/11/90, 1D
- Seyfarth, Dawn SEE Fire---Ridgeland
- Shaak, Charlotte
- Pediatrician prescribed Maalox to newborn
- Malpractice award, 9/28/94, 1B
- Shabazz, Attallah
- Her play celebrating black activism at JSU, 10/14/90,
1B
- Shabazz, Ya-sin SEE Brown, Riva
- Shack, Paul
- St. Paul's home director threatens sit-in over grant
request, 3/21/90, 5B
- Shackleford, Matthew SEE Bombs---Lowndes County
- Shadowfax
- Chicago band in Jackson for Sierra Club benefit, 11/11/92,
1d
- Shadowlawn
- Columbus
- Antebellum home of Dr. & Mrs. S. B. Platt,
12/9/87, 1C
- Shaffer, Justin David SEE Murder---Ocean Springs
- Shakespeare, William
- Mississippi College English professor's campus festival,
4/23/90, 1E
- Teaching Shakespeare Institute workshop, 8/5/91, 1D;
8/7/91, 3B
- Shakir, Abid SEE Tougaloo College
- Shaman, Floyd
- Artist, 6/5/87, 1D
- Wooden figures immortalize just plain folks, 1/1/89,
1F
- Shamoon, Charles SEE Hello I'm Jell-O
- Shamsid-Deen, Ali
- Heads Citywide Coalition for a Progressive Jackson,
4/12/92, 1A
- Says City Council should have created 5 majority-black
districts, 8/4/92, 2B
- Shamsid-Deen, Ali SEE ALSO Citywide Coalition...
- Shands, Eleanor
- Cleveland homemaker extraordinaire, 11/4/88, 1B
- Shanghai Chinese Cuisine
- Brandon
- Restaurant review, 2/7/91, 4E
- Shanghai Chinese Food
- Restaurant review, 12/7/89, 4E
- Shankerman, Lisa
- Shows Africa-inspired prints at High Noon Cafe, 6/14/92,
1F
- Shanks, Doug
- Smokeout helps break 3-pack-a-day habit, 11/19/87,
1A
- Shannon, Peter
- Wiggins jail inmate's death ruled suicide, 11/9/92,
2B
- Shapedown
- Teenage weight loss program, 7/29/87, 1C
- Shapely's
- Restaurant review, 11/20/88, 1F
- Shapiro, Ron
- Owner of Hoka Theater and Moonlite Cafe in Oxford
- Business profile, 11/6/89, 4E
- Wants banner of 1861-1894 brought back as state flag,
7/29/92, 1D
- Shapley's
- Restaurant review, 7/30/92, 4E
- Shapley's Restaurant
- By popular demand becomes a steak house, 5/12/93,
1E
- How's business?, 11/24/92, 6B
- Jackson
- Shar-pei
- Chinese dogs, 2/10/89, 1D
- Share the Care
- Aid to needy for drug prescriptions, 7/20/94, 1A
- Shareholders SEE Stockholders
- Sharkey County
- Federal funds, 5/11/87, 1B
- Supervisor charged in embezzlement, 1/13/90, 1B
- Sharkey County Sheriff's Department
- Deputy Saxton killed in shooting accident, 11/25/90,
2B
- Sharkey-Issaquena Community Challenge
- Delta reading program cleared of charges, 9/2/91,
1B
- Opens the book to learning, 4/10/90, 1D
- Sharks
- Coast fishermen fear ban on popular quarry, 5/21/91,
1A
- Sharon Methodist Church
- Celebrates 150 years in the community, 5/26/90, 1D
- Sharone SEE Oakley Training School
- Sharp, Elliot
- Once paralyzed, now walking athlete, 10/20/86, 1A
- Paralyzed teen, 2/24/86, 1A; 10/21/85, 1A; 12/2/85,
1A
- Returns to school after recovery, 12/28/87, 1B
- Sharp, Harry Carter
- Appointed by Mabus to Warren County Port Commission,
1/9/92, 3B
- Sharp, Jerry
- Columbia principal is president of state PTA, 12/17/91,
4B
- Sharpe, Sheri LaRa SEE Sherry, Vincent and Margaret
- Shattles, Austin SEE Nixon, Walter
- Shaving
- Black men
- Pseudo folliculitus, 6/4/87, 1E
- Shaw, B.N.
- Minister sues his bishop in A.M.E. church over assessments,
5/18/91, 1D
- Shaw, Kevin SEE Drownings, Ocean Springs
- Shaw, Mississippi
- Fire chief fined for sticking out tongue at mayor,
2/6/90, 2B
- State enters firefighters dispute with city, 1/15/90,
1A; 1/26/90, 5B; 2/9/90, 2B
- Shaw, Scott
- Comedian/impressionist at Comedy Zone, 5/24/90, 3E
- Shaw, William SEE Gordon, Marcus; SEE Murder-for-hire
- Shearer, Jack
- Political consultant drowns in Kosciusko creek, 9/1/91,
1B
- Shearer, Reba
- Single Parent of the Year, 1/21/86, 1C
- Shearrill, Eric SEE Motorcycles
- Shears, James SEE Robbery, Hinds County
- Sheba SEE Queen of Sheba
- Sheehy, Gail
- Speaks on menopause in Jackson appearance, 5/6/94,
5B
- Sheet Metal Workers International
- Members to undergo asbestos testing, 6/13/92, 4B
- Sheffield, Billy
- Pays off governor's race bet by kissing white mule,
12/24/91, 1A
- Shelby Community Hospital
- Closes its doors after 92 years, 10/3/92, 1B
- Shelby Die Casting
- Employees take over firm; upgrade work force skills,
10/11/92, 1C
- Sheldon, Gary
- Guest conductor for Jackson Symphony, 4/27/87, 1D;
4/30/87, 1F
- Shell Oil Road
- Fire protection district planned for area, 4/16/94,
1A; 4/29/94, 5B; 9/21/94, 4B
- Shellfish
- Vibrio vulnificus infection appears locally, 7/27/93,
1B
- Shelters SEE Homeless
- Shelton, Ricky Van
- In concert in Jackson and Biloxi, 4/18/91, 6E
- Shelton, Sarah Elizabeth SEE Lung transplant
- Shelton, Tom
- His death recalls state's end to prohibition, 12/20/93,
11A
- Shenandoah
- Country music quintet
- At Dixie National, 2/8/90, 3E
- Shepherd's Center, The
- HELP seminars for care-givers to elderly, 2/20/93,
1D
- House given by church, 2/20/88, 1C
- Ministry for older adults, 1/7/89, 1D
- Shepherd, Joan and Pete
- Finally at home...in Harperville
- Why I Live Where I Live, 3/16/92, 1D
- Shepherd, Scott SEE Beckwith, Byron De La
- Shepherd, Tom
- Foreign exchange students, 4/7/86, 1B
- Sheppard, Charles
- Received money from same lawyer involved in Pete Patrick
scandal, 11/27/91, 1A
- Sheppard, Charles SEE ALSO Patrick, Pete
- Sheppard, Gary
- Gets job back, plus full back pay and benefits, 2/6/92,
1B
- Hearing to reopen before city's Civil Service Commission,
1/25/92, 4B
- Jackson policeman charged with embezzlement, 5/10/91,
1A; 5/16/91, 1B; 6/1/91, 1B
- Key witness Amy Yeager refuses to testify, 1/14/92,
3B
- Key witness Yeager reconsiders, gives statement, 1/16/92,
4B; 1/30/92, 4B
- Officer faces more embezzling charges, 5/22/91, 1B
- Pleads innocent to embezzlement charges, 6/18/91,
5B
- Police officer
- Rehired police detective assigned to forgery and fraud
division, 3/13/92, 4B
- Witness says he was 'squeezed' to testify against
Sheppard, 1/10/92, 1B; 1/13/92, 1B
- Witnesses recant statements; charges may be dropped,
1/9/92, 4B; 12/19/91, 1B
- Sheppard, Gary Randall SEE Bank robberies---Jackson
- Sheppard, Gary Randall SEE Hostages---Jackson---Hanging
Moss...
- Sheppard, Onealius
- 15-year old convicted in armed robberies, acquitted
of murder, 3/18/93, 2B
- Sheppard, Steve
- This Corner column, 2/8/87, 1J
- Sheppard, T.G.
- Country music performer, 8/21/87, 1C
- Performs at Choctaw Indian Fair, 7/13/89, 12E
- Sheraton Regency Inn
- Closes doors to hotel guests, 11/4/89, 6B
- Contaminated swimming pool is drained, 7/15/92, 1A;
7/16/92, 4B
- Files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, 2/18/89, 8B
- New home of state's Human Services operations, 1/15/93,
1A
- Not affiliated with Sheraton Corp. since October 1988,
7/28/89, 6B
- Owners seek reorganization, 12/20/86, 7B
- Still using Sheraton insignia, 10/5/89, 6B
- To be converted into apartments for elderly, 7/27/89,
1B
- Sheriff's Association Girls Ranch
- No wrongdoing found by state, 6/23/89, 5B
- Sheriff's Department, Hinds County SEE Hinds County
Sheriff's Department
- Sheriff's deputies SEE Deputies
- Sheriff's race, Hinds County, 8/3/87, 1B
- Sheriffs, Hinds County SEE ALSO Hinds County Sheriff's
Department
- Sheriffs, Jackson metro area
- Alliance with DEA to combat drug problem, 6/12/92,
4B
- Sheriffs, Mississippi
- State association urges special session on 'gunslinger'
law, 7/27/90, 1A
- Tradition yields to nepotism, ethics, 5/1/88, 1A
- Sheriffs, Mississippi SEE ALSO sheriff's departments
listed by county
- Sherman, Michael D
- Natchez teenager killed on his graduation day, 6/12/94,
1A; 6/13/94, 2B
- Probe awaits autopsy ruling, 6/14/94, 3B
- Sherman, Otey SEE Drunken driving
- Shernoff, William
- Helps with refused insurance claims, 7/26/90, 8B
- Sherrill, Jackie
- Named football coach at MSU, 12/9/90, 1A; 12/10/90,
1A
- SHERRY SLAYINGS
- (TRIAL) 4 DEFENDANTS CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY, 2/5/92,
2B; 11/12/91, 1A
- Sherry slayings
- (Trial) Biloxi officer William Kirk fled scene, 10/26/91,
1A
- (Trial) Both sides confident as trial begins in Hattiesburg,
9/30/91, 1A
- (Trial) DA Caranna hopes to bring state charges, 11/13/91,
1A
- (Trial) Daughter Lynn Sposito pleased with long jury
deliberations, 11/9/91, 1B
- SHERRY SLAYINGS
- (TRIAL) GILLICH AND NIX GIVEN 15 YEARS; SHARPE 53
WEEKS, 3/13/92, 1A
- Sherry slayings
- (Trial) Gillich and Nix sentenced on marijuana charges,
6/24/92, 3B
- (Trial) Gillich benefitted from prison scam, witness
says, 10/3/91, 1B
- (Trial) Gillich denies knowledge of death plot, prison
scam, 11/1/91, 3B
- (Trial) Gillich denies warning Nix of Sherry investigation,
11/2/91, 3B
- (Trial) Halat on defensive after William Rhodes' testimony,
10/19/91, 1A
- (Trial) Halat says he feels like he's on trial in
Sherry case, 10/23/91, 1A
- (Trial) Halat seen as future defendant, 11/8/91, 1B
- (Trial) Halat spends five hours on stand, 10/30/91,
1A
- (Trial) Halat tried to get Gillich access to Angola,
10/12/91, 1B
- (Trial) Hitman Robert Hallal says he refused Sherry
job, 10/17/91, 1A
- (Trial) Jury deliberations bar press from courthouse,
11/10/91, 1A; 11/11/91, 1B
- (Trial) Nix admits planning scam; doesn't implicate
Halat, 10/31/91, 1B
- (Trial) Parolee links Halat to Sherry slayings, 10/24/91,
1A
- (Trial) Prosecution links stolen Ford to scene, 11/5/91,
1B
- (Trial) Prosecutor hints Halat played role in killings,
10/2/91, 1A
- (Trial) Prosecutors begin questioning witnesses, 10/1/91,
3B
- (Trial) Ransom linked to gun similar to murder weapon,
10/16/91, 1A
- (Trial) Ransom receives ten-year prison term, 3/20/92,
3B
- (Trial) Secretary links Halat to John Ransom, 10/10/91,
1A
- (Trial) Sentencing for 4 convicted is delayed, 2/5/92,
2B
- (Trial) Sentencing will end one chapter, prosecutor
says, 2/3/92, 1A
- (Trial) Sheri Sharpe says Halat, Gillich not in on
scam, 10/25/91, 1B
- (Trial) Witness Kellye Nix says Halat knew of scam,
10/9/91, 1B
- (Trial) Witness links Halat to prison scam, 10/4/91,
1A
- (Trial) Witness Roy Garland shot, trial delayed, 10/8/91,
3B
- (Trial) Witness saw Ransom searching for Sherry in
Biloxi, 10/15/91, 1A
- (Trial) Witness says Margaret Sherry received death
threats, 11/7/91, 1A
- (Trial) Witness says Ransom bragged about killing
for money, 10/5/91, 1A
- (Trial) Witness says Ransom owned gun like murder
weapon, 11/6/91, 2B
- (Trial) Witness ties Halat to $9000 check, 10/29/91,
1B
- (Trial) Witness: Gillich feared a Sherry probe in
1989, 10/18/91, 1B
- 3rd defendant Sheri LaRa Sharpe pleads not guilty,
5/25/91, 1B
- SHERRY SLAYINGS
- 4 INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY TO MURDER SHERRYS, 5/22/91,
1A+; 5/24/91, 1B
- Sherry slayings
- Accused slaying mastermind Kirksey Nix pleads innocent,
5/23/91, 1A
- Angola inmate testifies before jury in slayings, 10/19/89,
2B
- At the former Sherry residence, new tenants happy,
5/23/91, 1B
- Autopsies, 9/20/87, 1B
- Biloxi's reputation will survive scandal, 11/17/91,
1B
- Blessey denies link to slayings, 8/3/89, 1A
- Blessey's wife tells jury who killed Sherrys, 2/23/90,
1A
- Both state and federal courts have jurisdiction in
case, 6/10/90, 1B
- Case still unsolved, 9/14/88, 1B
- Children hope for resolution in 1987 slaying, 9/19/90,
2B
- City financial misdeeds?, 10/2/88, 1A
- Convict Bobby Fabian links Pete Halat to killings,
9/13/89, 1A
- Daughter finds clues, 9/16/88, 1A
- Daughter hires investigator in Sherrys' deaths, 2/2/89;
3B
- Daughter of slain Sherrys asks for aid, 3/16/89, 1B
- Daughter will not endorse Halat for mayor, 4/28/89,
1B
- Eldest son is suspect, 9/13/88, 1A
- FBI has new evidence; hopes to crack case, 4/16/92,
1B
- February target date set for end to probe, 10/24/90,
2B
- Federal grand jury in Jackson investigates slayings,
9/12/89, 1A
- Fugitive witness Robert Hallal found hiding in Florida,
5/22/90, 1B
- Georgia arrests may be break in case, 7/29/89, 1A;
7/30/89, 1A
- Georgia man John Elbert Ransom is suspect, 1/24/90,
5A; 10/22/89, 1A
- Georgia suspect Ransom asks court for legal aid, 6/11/91,
3B
- Gillich's lawyer protest his transfer to Hancock jail,
11/23/91, 3B
- Grand jury given extension in probe, 2/13/91, 3B
- Grand jury hears Alice Powers and former dancers,
5/23/90, 1B
- Grand jury hears testimony on Gillich's involvement,
4/16/90, 1B
- Grand jury investigating deaths to meet in 15th session,
12/16/90, 4B
- Grand jury issues sealed indictment, 5/16/91, 1B
- Grand jury nearing deadline (update), 4/8/91, 3B
- Grand jury to continue slaying probe, 6/10/90, 1A
- Halat says only rumors link him to slayings, 4/11/90,
2B
- Halat says records disprove any involvement, 8/8/89,
1A
- Judge Sherry and wife murdered, 9/24/87, 2B
- Killer has appointment book, 9/9/88, 1A
- Links to Biloxi night spots: black velvet, black deeds,
5/23/91, 1B
- Louisiana people held on related charges, 9/14/89,
1B
- Mayor Halat's wife subpoenaed, 2/22/90, 1B
- Murdered, 9/17-20/87, 1A; 9/21/87, 1A; 9/22/87, 1B;
9/23/87, 1A
- Murders, 9/17-20; 9/21/87, 1A; 9/22/87, 1B; 9/23/87,
1A; 9/24/87, 2B; 10/6/87, 1A ea date
- Newsweek examines slayings, 11/3/88, 4B
- Private investigators seek killers, 2/10/89, 1A
- Private investigators seeking Sherry' killers, 2/10/89,
1A
- Prosecutor tries to link Shari Sharp's gun to slayings,
9/14/91, 2B
- Prosecutors can conceal names of witnesses, 9/5/91,
3B
- Prosecutors using back-door method (conspiracy charges),
5/24/91, 1B
- Ransom pleads innocent to slaying Sherrys, 6/13/91,
2B
- Son to take lie detector test, 9/23/88, 1A
- Son: Someone knows who killed his parents, 5/22/88,
1A
- Survivor lost benefits, 6/23/88, 3B
- Triggerman suspect John Ransom takes 5th, 12/18/90,
2B
- Witness able to reveal to grand jury driver seen in
area, 8/23/90, 1B
- Witness Hallal appears before judge on escape charge,
5/30/90, 4B
- Witness Hallal granted immunity, 5/3/91, 3B
- Witness tampering charges against Gillich, Salisbury,
etc, 5/20/93, 1A; 5/22/93, 1B
- Witness tampering: 2nd suspect pleads innocent, 5/26/93,
3B
- Sherry slayings SEE ALSO Blessey, Gerald; Halat, Pete
- Shields, Lewie
- Richland man killed in Indianola motel room, 8/9/90,
1B; 8/11/90, 1B; 8/28/90, 2B
- Shields-Redmond, Treasure SEE One Cause One Effect
- Shillingsburg, Miriam
- Mississippi author explores Twain tour, 12/5/88, 4C
- Shiloh Park
- City of Brandon buys 30 acres to expand, 6/19/93,
4B; 12/9/94, 5B
- Shiloh United Methodist Church
- Camp meeting begins, 5/30/92, 1B
- Shinault, Walt
- Goes Hollywood for telethon, 3/3/89, 1C
- Handicapped Jackson man sues American Airlines, 5/5/89,
1A
- Paralysis doesn't keep broker from trading, 3/12/89,
1G
- Wins legal round against American Airlines, 8/1/91,
1B
- Shines, The
- New Year's Eve at Hal & Mal's, 12/29/94, 18E
- Ship channels
- Pascagoula and Bayou Casotte, 12/20/87, 2H
- Ship Island, 5/31/87, 1C; 7/18/91, 3E
- Mississippi Coast's best kept secret, 8/16/90, 8E
- Shipley Do-Nut Shop
- Bob and Fran Thomas, owners
- How's business?, 12/22/92, 5B
- Ships SEE Aircraft carrier
- Shirley Little School of Cosmetology
- Jackson
- Cited for bad student loans, 7/18/91, 5A
- Shirley's Nostaglia Collection
- Vintage clothing shop, 2/11/92, 1D
- Vintage clothing store, 3/21/90, 1D
- Shirley, Aaron
- Awarded McArthur Fellowship, 6/15/93, 1A
- Gives local Democrats details of Clinton's health
plan, 6/13/93, 1B
- Shirley, Aaron SEE ALSO Aaron Shirley Birthing Center
- Shirley, Aaron and Ollye
- Sue WAPT-TV for defamation of character, 9/21/90,
3B
- Shirley, Jack SEE Lee County Sheriff's Department
- Shirley, Kevin
- Aide to Dale Danks quits after runoff loss, 5/24/89,
1B
- Shirley, Lee
- Survices for Lee County sheriff, 11/25/92, 3B
- Shirley, Vickie
- Corinth math teacher is state's Christa McAuliffe
fellow, 1/21/92, 4B
- Shirts
- Hometown logo, 1/25/87, 1E
- Shoah
- Shoccoe Dam, 12/11/86, 1A
- Ad firm to promote image, 7/24/87, 1A
- Backers, foes prepare for next round, 11/30/87, 1B
- Battle continues, 8/17/85, 1B
- Bill is signed, 11/18/86, 1B
- Boaters oppose
- Sandbars, 7/20/87, 1A; 7/21/87, 3B; 7/22/87, 1A
- Carthage residents, 2/28/87, 1B
- Cheaper flood control sought, plans continue, 4/28/88,
3B
- Citizens' concern, 4/7/87, 3B
- City Council support, 3/13/87, 1B
- Editorial, 3/1/87, 4I
- Engineer suggests plan to replace, 4/22/88, 1B
- Ferry owners resent relocation plan, 10/7/87, 1A
- Finance, 2/27/87, 1A
- Gets Army Corps OK, 6/29/85, 1B
- Hind and Rankin financing, 4/4/87, 1B
- Hinds Supervisors vote to reject, 3/15/88, 1A
- House kills bill, 2/16/87, 1B
- House panel approval, 2/18/87, 3B
- Land for, 2/14/87, 1B
- Landowners loss to, 2/23/87, 1A
- Local financing, 2/28/87, 1B
- Marion County opposition, 1/22/87, 1B; 1/31/87, 1A
- Project appears dead, alternatives studied, 9/22/88,
1A
- Proponents push ahead despite opposition, 10/24/86,
1A
- Proposed changes, 10/6/87, 1A
- Seizure of land, 3//7/87, 2B
- Senate OKs funds for, 3/27/86, 1B
- State senators pledge push, 11/15/85, 1B
- Would bury sandbars, 7/16/87, 1A
- Shocked, Michelle
- At Hal & Mal's, 6/16/94, 12F
- Shoe Healer
- Shoe shop owned by Kenneth and JoAnn Johnson
- How's business?, 6/29/93, 5B
- Shoe shops
- Smith's City Shoe Shop doing well
- A Day in the Life, 7/6/92, 1D
- Shoemake, Ike
- (Thibodeaux trial)
- Thibodeaux found guilty of Shoemake's murder,
9/28/91, 1B
- Time of shooting crucial, 9/25/91, 1B
- Weapon is studied, 9/26/91, 2B
- At funeral called a 'good man, a conscientious man',
12/30/90, 1A
- Game warden slain in Wayne County on illegal night
hunting call, 12/27/90, 1A
- Hearing for change of venue for Thibodeaux's trial,
3/24/91, 4B
- His shooting an accident, Thibodeaux claims, 12/29/90,
1A
- Louisiana man charged in Shoemake's death, 12/28/90,
1A
- Thibodeaux says he didn't know he shot Shoemake, 1/10/91,
1A
- Thibodeaux to face Columbus jury September 23, 3/28/91,
2B
- Thibodeaux's family says shooting an accident, 12/30/90,
19A
- Shoemake, Joseph SEE Gays
- Shoemate, Little Anthony SEE Crime rate---Jackson---71st...
- Shoes
- 6 Jackson working men and women talk about their choice
of shoes, 6/27/93, 1E
- Shoes SEE ALSO Athletic shoes
- Shoeshining
- Shoney's Inc
- CEO Arnett started out as fry cook, 11/25/90, 2B
- Shooting SEE ALSO Drive-by shooting
- Shooting SEE ALSO Griffin, Johnny
- Shooting, Belzoni
- Grandmother, two girls shot; police seek motive, 8/3/91,
2B
- Shooting, Biloxi beach SEE Gangs---Biloxi
- Shooting, Bogue Chitto
- Two Jackson men arrested for robbery and assault,
5/3/91, 5B
- Shooting, Brandon
- Girl critical after accidental shooting by cousin,
7/28/90, 1B; 10/8/90, 4B
- Student shot at high school; fellow student arrested,
3/24/92, 1A; 4/22/92, 3B
- Shooting, Cleveland
- Investigation of man shot 5 times by sheriff's deputy,
4/1/92, 2B
- Shooting, Columbia
- Family does not blame deputy in McCain's death, 6/27/91,
3B
- Shooting, Columbus
- Patient kills nurse's aide, wounds RN in hospital,
7/17/91, 1A; 7/18/91, 2B
- Shooting, Copiah County
- Deputy's shooting of suspect ruled homicide, 10/16/90,
2B; 10/17/90, 2B
- Sheriff's deputy reinstated after being cleared in
shooting, 11/1/90, 1B
- Shooting, Crystal Springs
- Unknown man slain in convenience store robbery, 10/18/93,
2B; 10/19/93, 2B
- Shooting, Drew
- Playground shooting dismays residents, 1/11/93, 1B
- Shooting, Edwards
- Hinds man charged in shooting of convenience store
clerk, 6/19/90, 5B
- Shooting, Florence
- Convenience store clerk wounded, 7/15/90, 1B; 7/16/90,
2B
- Shooting, Flowood
- Charles Brown, 12/27/86, 1A
- Shooting, Gulfport
- Arrests in drug-related double slaying, 12/29/89,
5B
- Keith Quin, 26, killed in shootout with police, 3/17/91,
1A; 3/18/91, 2B
- Shooting, Hattiesburg
- Human Society officer's shooting of child, 6/30/91,
3B
- Weekend of violence at Hi-Hat Club, 7/15/91, 3B
- Shooting, House community
- Carburetor dispute ends with 1 dead, 12/24/92, 1B
- Shooting, I-220
- $5000 reward offered for information in slaying, 8/28/93,
1B
- Victim James Johnson of Canton, shot twice, recovering,
8/26/93, 4B
- Victim William Anderson dies in hospital, 8/25/93,
1A
- Yazoo City man killed after leaving I-Hop
- Occupants of car robbed, 4/4/94, 1A
- Yazoo City man...3 teenagers held in slaying, 4/7/94,
1A
- Yazoo City man...Jason Fields facing 2 more charges,
4/15/94, 1A
- Shooting, Indianola
- Murder-suicide slayer Milton Dunn had record for gunplay,
1/22/92, 2B
- Murder-suicide victims include three-year-old girl,
1/20/92, 1A; 1/21/92, 1A
- Shooting, Jackson
- 1 dead, 3 hurt, including 7 year-old girl, 9/13/92,
1B
- 2 suspected criminals shot in separate attempted robberies,
12/12/94, 1B
- 2 women shot in car; suspect kills himself, 3/8/93,
1B
- 4 accused of firing at policemen, 2/29/92, 5B
- 4-year-old nicked while playing with loaded gun, 11/30/93,
1B
- Armstrong may call for citizen review board on police
shootings, 5/6/90, 1A
- Bystander Angela Beals shot in home by gang members,
2/14/90, 5B
- Child shot by Magnum in September 1990 in now OK,
4/22/91, 3B
- Child stable after being shot with Magnum, 9/30/90,
1B; 10/1/90, 2B; 10/10/90, 5B
- Christmas attack on couple by Walter Smith goes to
grand jury, 1/3/91, 5B
- Clerk shot in parking lot at Ellis Isle, 10/2/90,
1A; 10/3/90, 4B; 10/5/90, 1B
- Driver shot in head on Ludlow Street, 10/18/89, 5B;
10/19/89, 5B
- Dynasty Club melee injures Chicago man, 2/16/91, 5B
- Elderly Harold Wright, 71, kidnapped and shot, escapes,
3/24/91, 1B; 3/25/91, 4B
- Family cannot explain shots fired into bedroom, 11/29/89,
1B
- Four persons shot in three incidents Friday night,
8/25/90, 5B
- Four shootings in one day send four to hospitals,
12/8/90, 5B
- Freddie Holloway city's 30th homicide victim this
year, 6/17/91, 1B
- Gang members held after shooting at Jackson Apartments,
12/6/90, 5B
- Girl seriously wounded by brother in accident, 12/5/90,
4B
- Hinds General employee George Bell sentenced for murder
of co-worker, 5/31/91, 4B
- Homeless woman shot after pointing gun at policeman,
10/19/90, 1A
- Johnny Griffin shot by police detective, 4/8/90, 1B;
4/10/90, 1B; 4/11/90, 1B
- JSU football party at Armory: 1 killed 2 wounded,
9/5/93, 1A, 11A; 9/7/93, 1A, 5A
- JSU football party: Officer MaGahey cleared in investigation,
10/18/93, 1A
- Mack, facing murder charge, killed in cocaine deal,
6/8/91, 1B
- Maple Street Apartments area, 10/26/93, 5B
- Marchers protest slaying of Johnny Griffin by police,
4/15/90, 1B; 4/25/90, 1B
- Mark Jones wounded, 10/24/90, 5B
- Mother and son, 34, argue; she shoots him at New Deal
Supermarket, 12/26/94, 1B
- Officer cleared after homeless woman shot, 10/23/90,
1B
- Plump's shooting of friend termed accidental, 7/10/91,
5B
- Police have shot and killed 10 people since 1985,
4/15/90, 1B
- Police seek witnesses in Griffin shooting, 4/12/90,
5B; 4/13/90, 5B; 4/14/90, 1B
- Policeman fires at man charging him, 11/16/90, 5B
- Separate accidental shootings kill 2, 12/17/92, 1B
- Shooting victim remains critical, 12/5/88, 2B
- Shotgun fracas at North Forty Channel club, 10/13/90,
5B
- Sister shot as brothers wrestle over gun, 5/28/93,
1B
- Six drive-by shootings in one night, 5/15/91, 91;
5/16/91, 5B
- Teenager Kelvin Burns accidentally kills older brother,
3/9/91, 2B; 3/12/91, 5B
- Teenager killed playing with sawed-off shotgun, 12/22/92,
1B
- Teenager Terrance Friday killed outside McDonald's,
6/16/91, 1B
- Teenagers playing with gun ends in death, 1/6/91,
1B
- Thomas hit by police officer Wayne Simpson's bullet,
3/11/91, 1B; 3/12/91, 5B
- Unmarked police car fired on; officers escape injury,
9/29/91, 3B
- Virden Park
- Two youths wounded with shotgun, 4/20/89, 1B
- Woman shot in office on North West Street: Shelby
Naylor arrested, 10/28/94, 1B
- Youth, 13, shoots brother in head, 8/5/89, 1B
- Shooting, Laurel
- Husband and wife have shoot-out at baseball game,
6/20/93, 4B
- Shooting, Lexington
- Shooting at high school may be gang related, 10/24/89,
1B; 10/25/89, 1B
- Shooting, McComb
- Child, 7, shot in jeep in drug dealing area, 10/14/93,
1A
- Police slaying of Roderick McIntosh, 8/1/90, 1A; 8/2/90,
1A; 8/11/90, 1B
- Shooting, Monticello
- Student shot on high school campus, 10/7/90, 4b
- Shooting, Morton
- Man held in machine-gun shooting of two, 4/27/91,
1B
- Shooting, MSU
- Student held after shooting on campus, 11/8/90, 1B
- Shooting, Natchez
- At dance at Convention Center, 10/24/93, 3B; 10/26/93,
3B
- Bates gets prison term for rape, shooting in classroom,
4/11/90, 1A
- Shooting, Pearl River County
- 2 of the deaths could have been avoided, 6/30/94,
1A
- Deputy Len Rowell killed by fugitive Jimmy Whitt,
6/29/94, 1A
- Shooting, Pontotoc
- Man held in shooting at holiday party, 1/3/90, 1B
- Shooting, Port Gibson
- JSU athlete Robert Turner killed, 5/20/91, 1A
- Killing at fund-raising dance for slain JSU football
player, 12/23/91, 1A
- Police officer held; tensions are high, 9/8/91, 5B
- Shooting, Porterville
- Woman kills Dekalb man; termed self-defense, 7/8/91,
2B
- Shooting, Ross Barnett Reservoir
- Man John McKee fires from his airboat, 6/20/94, 1B;
6/21/94, 1A
- McKee denies shooting spree, 6/22/94, 4B
- McKee is sued by lawyer for legal services, 11/17/94,
5B
- Shooting, Tchula
- 2 shot at high school football game, 9/7/92, 2B
- Shooting, Utica
- One dead, one injured after arguement over jewelry,
5/11/91, 3B
- Retired farmer Pearl Frazier, 90, shoots intruder,
4/26/91, 4B
- Shooting, Vicksburg
- Thanksgiving Day incident leaves 4 hurt, 11/26/94,
1B
- Shooting---Florence SEE ALSO Murder---Florence
- Shootout, Byram SEE Drug raid
- Shootout, Vicksburg
- Michigan fugitive Dennis DePue kills himself, 3/22/91,
1A; 3/23/91, 1B
- Shootout, Waveland
- Alabama man arrested after shootout at I-10 restaurant,
11/6/94, 6B
- Shoplifters, Canton
- City cracks down on Christmas crime, 12/17/91, 3B
- Shoplifters, Jackson
- Anti-theft tags spray indelible ink, 3/8/92, 1C
- Car chase ends with crash into furniture store, 10/12/90,
5B; 10/13/90, 5B
- Four charged with 'snatch-and-grab' shoplifting, 9/12/90,
5B
- Grocery store worker shoots alleged shoplifter in
Jackson, 3/7/90, 5B
- Man dressed as woman arrested after pursuit, 4/16/91,
5B
- Ole Miss official Jerry Lee Westbrook resigns following
arrest, 1/19/91, 1B
- Police officer John Hackney charged, 4/14/91, 1B;
4/18/91, 4B
- Security guard nabs Wal-Mart suspect under house,
10/25/89, 5B
- Shoplifters, Madison County
- Want them to perform community service, 8/28/89, 1A
- Shoplifters, Mississippi
- Active at Christmas time, 12/22/92, 1B
- State needs tougher laws, 11/14/89, 6B
- Stores can now sue to get back value of stolen items,
6/23/91, 1C
- Shoplifters, Ridgeland
- Man Dennis McLaurin wearing dress is arrested at Northpark,
5/28/92, 5B
- McRae's Northpark: Bobby Hammonds may have AIDS, 1/29/93,
4B; 6/26/92, 4B
- Shoplifters, West Point
- Hospital authorities back administrator Reed on charge,
7/24/90, 2B
- Shopping by mail
- Saves time, money if done right, 10/16/89, 1E
- Shopping centers
- Banner Hall, 4/29/87, 8B
- Boardwalk Center mails out survey, 1/12/90, 6B
- Clinton
- New center will have Wal-Mart store, 7/13/90,
6B
- Highland Village
- History, 10/4/87, Special section
- Jackson
- Expert: Traffic won't be worse, 5/20/88, 1B
- Project planned on County Line Rd, 5/19/88, 1A
- Purple Creek Plaza to be built on County Line
Road, 1/13/89, 4B
- Ridgewood Court on County Line Road, 4/29/92,
4B; 4/30/92, 4B
- Ridgewood Road/Adkins Blvd development, 6/27/92,
5B
- Smaller strip shopping centers offer convenience,
11/3/91, 1C
- Jackson area, 1/30/86, 8B
- Madison
- Kids' Center gets underway, 10/29/88, 4B
- Madison County
- New Jitney Jungle, 10/20/87, 8B
- Mississippi
- Developers turn away from malls to strip centers,
10/4/92, 1C
- Pass Christian
- $6Million center planned, 9/29/94, 8B
- Ridgeland
- Kentucky firm to buy The Odyssey, 3/22/90, 6B
- Ridgewood Court constuction to begin, 1/13/90, 6B
- Teenagers growing problem at malls, 12/9/90, 1G
- Westland Plaza meets needs, 8/30/88, 8B
- Shopping malls SEE Malls; SEE ALSO Shopping centers
- Shopping, Jackson
- Bagging a bargain: advice from savvy shoppers, 2/4/93,
1D
- Bargains: How far will you go?, 1/14/90, 1E
- City grocery bills rise average of $1.34, 6/10/91,
4B
- City grocery prices up .7% in last month, 4/15/91,
4B
- Compulsive shoppers, 6/24/92, 1D
- Convenience of at-home shopping, 10/2/89, 1D
- Grocery prices down for month, 7/15/91, 5B
- Grocery shopping--few relish it, 3/4/92, 1D
- Home delivery grocery shopping, 11/29/90, 6B
- Market basket survey finds slight drop in food prices,
3/4/91, 7B
- Market basket survey for May 1991 sees lower bill,
5/13/91, 4B
- Right season to buy certain goods, 1/28/91, 6B
- Short men, 3/16/87, 1C
- Short wave radios SEE Persian Gulf War
- Short, Bob
- House member from Gulfport switches to GOP, 1/15/94,
4B
- Short, Frank
- Jackson man won't press charges against wife in shooting,
4/10/91, 5B
- Short, Robert
- Missing man's body found near Utica, 11/21/93, 2B;
11/22/93, 2B
- Shorter, Dexter
- Claiborne County man in police standoff; therapy sought,
1/5/92, 3B
- Shotgun cabins SEE Historic houses
- Shoto, Ernest SEE Bank robberies, Flowood
- Shoulders, Jim
- World-class cowboy is non-competing rider at Dixie
National, 2/11/91, 1D
- Show, Jimmy
- New Florence police chief, 8/19/93, 4B
- Showemake, Ike
- Louisiana man is charged in his death, 12/28/90, 1A
- Showers (bridal or baby)
- No longer single sex affairs, 6/26/90, 1D
- Shows, Billy Ray
- Gets 27-month sentence for gun possession, 8/29/92,
2B
- Newton doctor held on firearms charges, 2/13/92, 3B;
2/16/92, 3B; 6/17/92, 3B
- Pleads innocent in firearms case, 7/10/92, 3B
- Shows, Daniel
- Brandon man found shot to death in car on Woodway
Drive, 3/27/94, 3B
- Shows, Frank SEE Sheppard, Gary---Witness says...
- Shows, Kenneth Wayne SEE Pit bull dogs
- Shows, Ronnie
- Road contractors and suppliers pour $35,000 into his
campaign, 1/31/91, 1A
- Shrimp Boat Catch of The Day Restaurant
- Biloxi eatery honors regular customers, 9/23/91, 1B
- Shrimping, Biloxi
- AgriGulf Inc to process shrimp waste, 6/28/92, 3B
- Seafood firms' sentencing on mislabeling of shrimp,
2/17/90, 5B
- Shrimping, Gulf Coast
- 15 fisherman jump gun on season, 5/28/91, 2B
- Banner harvest bad news for coast, 8/6/85, 1A
- Butterfish may be solution, 6/10/88, 8B
- Competition fierce, 6/6/86, 1A
- Controversy over device to protect sea turtles, 7/24/89,
1B; 7/25/89, 1A
- Federal panel urges 3-month ban to save red snapper
fishery, 7/22/90, 4B
- Harbor costs raised, 7/25/85, 1A
- Heavy rains cutting down on harvest, 7/18/91, 5B
- High diesel prices spell further trouble, 8/27/90,
4B
- Season opens June 8, 5/27/94, 3B
- Shrimp will be scarce and small, 6/4/91, 2B
- Shrimpers cutting their nets to avoid Coast Guard,
6/10/91, 2B
- Shrimpers ordered to install TEDs, 9/6/89, 5B
- Shrimpers warned to cut red snapper bycatch, 9/23/90,
2B
- The industry dragging bottom on coast, 11/20/88, 1G
- SHRIMPING, GULF COAST
- TOO MANY BOATS, TOO FEW SHRIMP EQUALS CRISIS, 7/29/90,
1+
- Shrimping, Gulf Coast
- Turtle excluder devices, 8/26/91, 2B
- Shrimping, Mississippi
- Crop of 1991 below average, 1/10/92, 5B
- Freshwater variety, 7/31/86, 1E
- Plentiful harvest for state, 5//20/86, 8B
- Shrimpers call 1988 yield average, 1/1/89, 10B
- Shrimping, MSU
- Farming project, 9/19/85, 1A
- Shriners
- Convention meeting in Jackson, 8/9/89, 4B; 8/13/89,
1B
- Convention to be held in Jackson, 5/25/89, 8B
- Declining membership, 9/3/87, 1A
- National president Tony Bukey speaks in Jackson, 2/7/94,
3B
- New temple to be built, 9/3/87, 1A
- Shriver, Eunice Kennedy
- Promotes Community of Caring in Jackson schools, 11/20/91,
2B
- Shrock & Sons Store, 1/1/87, 1A
- Shrock community
- Shrock family opens historic community at Christmas,
11/29/93, 1B
- Shubuta, Mississippi, 6/14/87, 3B
- Shucker's Oyster Bar
- Open Mike Poetry Nite, 1/24/93, 1F
- Restaurant review, 6/26/88, 1F
- Shumaker, Brad SEE Brandon High School
- Shumate, John SEE Calliopes
- Shun Lee
- Restaurant review, 7/26/90, 4E
- Shunk, Linda SEE Republic Bank for Savings
- Shunk, Philip SEE Republic Bank for Savings
- Shuqualak, Mississippi, 3/1/87, 3B
- Shuttle
- Richard Truly announces 1988 space shuttle, 6/2/87,
1B
- Siblings
- Classes for siblings-to-be at area hospitals, 4/23/91,
1D
- Sick building syndrome
- Your workplace can make you sick, 7/2/89, 1C
- Sickle cell disease
- Mississippi Sickle Cell Anemia Foundation, 4/2/94,
1A
- Sickle-cell disease
- Diversity of symptoms makes disease hard to treat,
11/25/91, 1D
- Jennifer Payne on trek for sickle-cell research, 4/11/89,
1B
- Researchers find drug that strikes disease, 5/6/90,
1C
- Science is gaining on disease, 12/3/89, 1C
- Youth Antonio Yarbrough lives in pain, 4/21/92, 1A
- Sidon Volunteer Fire Department
- New fire station and truck lower fire rating, 7/11/92,
3B
- Sidon, Mississippi
- Cemetery Road sign spelling is corrected, 1/2/92,
1B
- SIDS
- Monitor helps parents detect, 7/21/86, 1D
- Southern clergy's Lifeline project, 3/2/91, 1D
- Two-week old Raleigh infant covered with non-human
bites, 7/1/91, 2B
- Siegal, Nathan
- 14-year-old weightlifter, 8/10/93, 1D
- Siege of Vicksburg SEE Civil War
- Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc
- Brings German know-how to Mississippi, 3/7/90, 6B
- Judge issues restraining order against strikers, 10/24/92,
5B
- Moves to Richland, 10/30/87, 8B
- Strike is settled, 11/3/92, 6B
- Union votes to strike, 10/19/92, 1A; 10/20/92, 6B;
10/21/92, 5B
- Siemens-Allis
- Roof cave-in, 7/18/85, 8B
- Sierra Club
- Acid rain controversy, 8/12/87, 4B
- Opposes river project
- Opposes sale of timber in Mississippi forests, 11/10/85,
1A
- Opposes Yazoo flood project, 10/12/88, 2B
- Opposing military use of DeSoto National Forest, 4/3/86,
1B
- Sierra's
- Restaurant review, 9/6/90, 4E
- Sign ordinance SEE ALSO Billboards
- Sign ordinance, Brandon
- City may regulate roadside signs, 3/16/94, 4B
- Sign ordinance, Clinton
- City delays on sign control, 4/10/91, 5B
- Sign ordinance, Greenville
- City working on regulation, 7/31/93, 3B
- Sign ordinance, Jackson
- City Council changes ordinance and fee scales, 1/31/90,
3B
- City Council extends sign-removal deadline, 5/22/91,
4B
- City Council may change ordinance, 11/15/89, 5B
- Council members criticize, 8/20/86, 1B
- Council OKs new ordinance, 5/25/88, 4B
- Councilman Stokes holiday signs are illegal, 1/2/91,
1B
- Danks:Get rid of flashing portable signs, 2/27/88,
1B
- Deadline for compliance on roof signs nears, 3/6/91,
1A
- Glitch makes some signs briefly illegal, 6/5/91, 1B
- Lamar Advertising opposes new regulations, 11/30/94,
4B
- Lane Hardware sign and 8 others get exemption, 3/5/92,
4B; 12/24/91, 3B
- Opponents hope deadline is extended, 5/8/91, 5B
- Will ordinance topple city landmarks?, 4/28/91, 1E
- Sign ordinance, Madison
- City and state DOT in dispute over restaurant signs,
10/6/94, 4B
- City sticks to guns, David Dunn's appeal denied, 12/14/94,
5B
- Judge strikes down city's sign ordinance, 8/1/90,
1A
- Too tall Ecol sign, 5/25/90, 1A; 11/11/92, 1B
- Sign ordinance, Ridgeland
- Tough law brings mixed response, 1/17/91, 5B
- Signa, Dominick Emile
- Signal Lamp Co
- Kelly Allen owner
- Business profile, 2/5/90, 11F
- Signs SEE Street signs
- Signs and Wonders Ministry
- Aids homeless
- Carrol Quinn, founder, 1/12/91, 1D
- Sikhs
- Jackson
- Struggle to find news from home, 5/31/88, 1C
- Silcox, Donnie
- Extradited to state to face '73 slaying charge, 3/16/89,
1B
- Hitchhiker to claim self-defense in 1973 murder, 5/24/90,
2B
- Silcox, Ronny SEE ALSO Scott, John Paul
- Silent Touch
- Sign/singing group ministers to deaf, 2/25/89, 1C
- Silicone breast implants
- Award in Texas case my impact Mississippi cases, 12/30/92,
2B
- Hinds County Judge consolidates 100 lawsuits, 5/29/93,
1B
- Judge Gibbs orders measures to save time in handling
lawsuits, 10/21/93, 1B
- Personally experienced expert Janet Van Winkle heads
seminar, 9/13/92, 1E
- State sufferers may soon get share of $4Billion settlement,
2/15/94, 1B
- Women living in constant fear, lawyer says, 1/18/93,
1A, 9A
- Silk, H-Town, UNV, etc.
- Six groups perform at Mississippi Coliseum, 8/26/93,
3E
- Sillers Building
- Christmas cross, 2/10/87, 1A
- Christmas cross still dark, 11/16/87, 1B
- Problem of stinking restrooms, 6/16/93, 1B
- Workers on top 10 floors too cool, 12/3/88, 1A
- Silver Platter
- Epicurious says it deserves 3 stars, 4/12/90, 4E
- Restaurant review, 9/28/89, 4F
- Silver, James
- Controversial author/ex-Ole Miss professor dies, 7/26/88,
1B
- Silverware (antique) SEE Robbery---Jackson
- Simmons Arboretum
- Madison
- Madison to scour state for botanical refuge, 12/15/87,
3B
- More species needed, 7/18/88, 3B
- Opens 1st trail to public, 8/5/92, 1B
- Simmons, Alan
- Produces software for Fox Broadcasting Kids Club,
6/11/91, 1D
- Simmons, Aubrey
- Boy, 14, shot to death; brother detained by police,
3/19/94, 1A; 3/20/94, 1B
- Fatal shooting ruled accidental, relatives say, 3/22/94,
1B
- Simmons, Carol
- Author of "Bloom...," 1/7/89, 1D
- Simmons, Cecil
- Dissident House leader, 12/30/86, 1B
- Editorial, 1/16/87, 8A
- Elected speaker pro tempore, 1/15/87, 1A
- Representative is rebel leader, 1/10/87, 1A
- Will seek re-election to House pro tempore post, 10/29/91,
2B
- Simmons, Chad
- 20-year old county music artist from Brookhaven, 7/26/94,
1D
- Brookhaven 17 year-old is country crooner, 7/31/91,
1D
- Simmons, David
- Insurance expert speaks at local seminar, 8/20/91,
7B
- Leads seminar 'Dad, the Family Shepherd', 1/11/92,
1D
- Simmons, Harold
- World War II POW hero of Russian POW's, 6/13/88, 1B
- Simmons, James
- DSU instuctor scubas to repair pipes in catfish ponds,
6/8/92, 2B
- Simmons, James T
- Florence man charged in 4 church burglaries, 1/10/93,
3B
- Simmons, Richard
- At Jackson YMCA, 5/12/86, 1C
- Visits Metrocenter, 2/4/89, 1A
- Simmons, Richard SEE ALSO Jones, Eligah
- Simmons, Rickey Joe
- 2100 bid farewell to slain officer, 2/8/92, 1A
- After his shooting, Jackson police wives living in
fear, 2/6/92, 1A
- Had worked 70 consecutive days before he was slain,
2/13/92, 1A
- Hinds County Public Defender Thomas Fortner is Smith's
attorney, 3/2/92, 1A
- Hinds prosecutors want new lawyer for David Smith,
7/7/92, 1B; 7/8/92, 2B
- His killer David Smith 'smelled of alcohol', 2/6/92,
1A, 10A
- Jackson motorists burn headlights in his memory, 2/7/92,
1A
- Jackson police officer gunned down; David Smith charged,
2/5/92, 1A, 7A
- Smith had been released from Whitfield only eight
hours, 2/6/92, 10A
- Smith indicted on two capital murder charges, 6/24/92,
1B
- Smith pleads guilty, sentenced to life + 15 years,
7/10/93, 1B
- Smith won't plead insanity, lawyer says, 7/6/93, 1B
- Smith's mother testifies at preliminary hearing, 3/4/92,
4B
- Telephone scam soliciting money for his family, 8/11/92,
1B
- Widow Yonka Simmons coping with grief, 2/1/93, 1B
- Simmons, Thomas
- Co-authors with Jac Smith story of Smith's stay in
Soviet labor camp, 10/4/90, 1D
- Simmons, Tom
- The Brown Condor, 10/16/88, 3G
- Simmons, William J
- Says Citizens Council 'dead and over', 1/7/93, 1A
- Simmons, Willie
- Beats Robert Crook in Senate District 13 race, 8/5/92,
6A
- Simmons, Yonka
- Policeman's widow calls for police department reforms,
2/1/93, 1B; 2/12/92, 1B
- Stepdaughter's suit over insurance policy ended, 6/2/93,
1B
- Simon (cellular telephone) SEE Cellular telephones
- Simon, Robert SEE Parker family slayings
- Simpson County
- Saves money with open bidding for insurance, 7/14/91,
3C
- Simpson County inmate
- Weekend priviledges, 5/29/87, 1A; 5/30/87, 1A
- Simpson County Jail
- Baptizing of inmates, 8/21/89, 1A
- Crack smuggling ring broken up, 3/26/91, 1B; 3/27/91,
2B
- Jackson woman convicted of smuggling drugs into jail,
3/30/91, 3B
- Simpson County Legion Lake
- Reopens, is swamped with fishermen, 8/20/93, 1B
- Simpson County News
- Mendenhall newspaper building burns; archives lost,
5/6/92, 2B
- Simpson County Sheriff's Department
- Deputy Barnett slain, sheriff wounded, 6/27/90, 1A;
6/28/90, 1A+
- Fairley charged in death of Barnett, 6/29/90, 1A
- Jones stays busy; recovering from gunshot wounds,
7/7/90, 1B
- Simpson, Bill
- State lobbyist, 3/22/87, 1H
- Simpson, Jim
- Coast lawmaker won't seek another term, 2/20/91, 2B
- Education advocate dies, 11/9/94, 1B; 11/20/94, 3G
- Honored by House for 28 years of service, 4/6/91,
3B; 4/7/91, 1H
- Simpson, O.J.
- Case puts focus on battered women, 6/22/94, 1A
- Simpson, Wayne SEE Shooting---Jackson
- Simpsons, The (TV cartoon)
- Ready to party, 7/15/90, 1E
- Sims House
- In dire need of food donations, 1/26/94, 1B
- Shelter for homeless women & children, 10/3/87,
1C; 12/25/91, 1B
- Sims, Carl
- Jackson man killed by chemical fumes, 8/2/89, 1A
- Sims, Latarke M
- Pelahatchie student held on 2nd charge, $1 Million
bond, 11/29/94, 5B
- Sims, Lewis
- Mississippi cadet at Naval Academy facing expulsion,
4/17/94, 8A
- Sims, Ricky SEE Murder---Kings community
- Sims, Stacey
- Murdered after winning $6000 at Vicksburg casino,
5/5/94, 4B
- Sims, Warren
- Moss Point cadet expelled from Naval Academy, 5/2/94,
2B
- Sinatra, Frank
- Series of articles on biography, 10/12/86, 1E
- Singers
- Country and western
- Ginger Houston, 5/25/87, 1D
- Michael Lasseter and Chad Simmons, 17 year-old crooners,
7/31/91, 1D
- Opera singer Paula Page, 10/11/89, 1D
- Pat Brown, Jesse Robinson Revue, 11/2/87, 1C
- Singing Christmas Tree
- Morrison Heights Baptist Church, 12/9/89, 1D
- Singing River, 3/1/87, 1E
- Singing River Electric
- Co-op directors sue potential buyers, 8/13/88, 8B
- Electric utility fight ahead, 8/7/88, 1G
- George Wynne fights to avoid $90,000 judgement, 4/7/89,
8B
- Jackson businessman drops bid to buy power association,
12/16/88, 8B
- Official criticizes buyout offer, 8/3/88, 8B
- Singing River Hospital
- Pascagoula complex to have cancer treatment center,
12/10/92, 1B
- Violates state laws on organ transplants, 6/5/91,
1B; 6/8/91, 2B
- Singing River Island
- Mabus signs over to Navy, 1/23/88, 1B
- Singing River Island project SEE Home port
- Singing River Yacht Club
- Single parents SEE Parents
- Singles
- Capitol Street United Methodist Church aimed at singles,
12/7/91, 1D; 12/21/91, 1D
- Single Jacksonians buying homes together, 3/4/90,
1E
- The singles scene in Jackson, 10/22/89, 1E, 2E
- Singles Solution
- At Galloway Methodist Church, 1/30/93, 1D
- Singletary, Bill SEE Lottery; SEE Street House
- Singleton, Benny Ray
- Family seeks 2nd autopsy on Parchman inmate, 9/16/93,
1B
- Singley, Dorrie
- Child still missing, 10/17/87, 4B
- Custody fight, 8/27/87, 1B+; 8/28/87, 3B; 8/29/87,
1A; 8/30/87, 1A+
- Death, 10/16/87, 1A
- FBI searches for Chrissy Foxworth, 12/2/87, 1A
- Fiance jailed briefly, 12/4/87, 4B
- Warrant issued for missing child, 11/18/87, 1B
- Warrant seeks person hiding child, 11/25/87, 1B; 11/26/87,
1B
- Singley, Dorrie SEE ALSO Custody fight
- Singsation
- Gospel choir competition in Jackson, 2/15/92, 1D
- Sinkholes
- JacksonMississippi
- Delta fears sinkhole from drought, 7/11/88, 1A
- Sins
- Seven deadly sins, 9/5/87, 1C
- Sinusitis
- High-tech fiber-optic surgery is answer, 8/13/91,
1D
- Sipp, Kelvin
- Suspect in Pascagoula double murder released on bond,
10/8/93, 3B
- Sir Speedy
- James Washington's franchise is one of nation's best,
9/27/94, 6B
- Sirens SEE Emergency Operations Center
- Sisson, Ruth
- Monroe County farmer grows shiitake mushrooms, 3/29/92,
2C
- Sister Josephine Therese
- Honored by United Way, 4/27/87, 1A
- Sister Robyn Health Building
- Free dental clinic for Jackson homeless, 12/26/92,
1B
- Sister Spirit Inc SEE Camp Sister Spirit
- Sister Thea Bowman Black Catholic Educational Foundation
SEE
- Sisters
- Ex-Mississippians living in Washington area, 4/4/87,
1A
- Sisters of Mercy
- Vicksburg
- Convent in Vicksburg, 9/4/86, 1D
- Seek recognition for work during Civil War, 4/13/91,
1D
- Sistrunk, Mason
- Lamar County sheriff uses federal grant for drug education,
10/5/91, 2B
- Sitting Bull
- His pouch sent to Montana Museum, 5/22/90, 5B
- Sivori III, Frank SEE Sniper shoooting
- Siwell Meadows neighborhood
- Ditch on private property causing drainage problems,
6/29/94, 4B
- Siwell Road
- Bridge construction to cause detour, 12/14/94, 5B
- Bridge repairs cut into local business profits, 2/17/90,
3B
- Contract let for widening it to 5 lanes, 6/13/91,
5B
- Improvements and widening cause concern among residents,
10/12/89, 5B
- New hangout for teenagers after McDowell Road crackdown,
10/2/89, 1B
- Road work hurting Porter Construction Co, 10/28/93,
4B
- Widening expected to begin in Spring, 3/5/91, 5B
- Six Flags Corp
- CEO Larry Cochran speaks at Provine High School, 10/23/92,
6B; 11/7/92, 1D
- Sixteenth section land
- 13 face suits, 7/23/88, 3B
- Brandon lease too low: reflect fair-market value,
judge says, 10/24/92, 1A
- Chickasaw Cession counties will get state-level funding,
2/4/89, 1A
- Clinton and school district reach agreement, 5/30/92,
5B
- Clinton dispute may go to courts, 3/19/92, 4B; 3/24/92,
5B; 5/23/92, 4B
- Clinton schools want city to pay for water taken,
12/5/91, 4B; 12/13/91, 4B
- Columbus
- School Board takes downtown tenants to court,
6/3/90, 1B
- Court ruling on market value helps schools, 2/27/93,
1B
- Despite ruling railroads will still pay for land,
1/1/90, 1B
- Ex-Madison County superintendent Robert Cox dunned
for lease, 5/28/93, 4B
- Gulfport school chief wants it used for casino, 3/16/93,
3B
- Hazardous waste dumps won't be on school lands, 6/22/91,
2B
- Illinois Central Gulf Railroad, 10/1/87, 4B
- Lauderdale land records are still in disarray, 3/18/91,
2B
- Law allows schools to plant timber on, 4/24/86, 1B
- Lease renegotiations ordered, 6/14/85, 1B
- Madison County: 19 barrels of unknown substance, 12/17/93,
4B
- Man must pay $3,000 in back rent, 1/8/88, 14A
- Miss.Supreme Court ruling may end lease disputes,
10/12/89, 1A, 1B
- Molpus orders review of pre-'78 leases, 10/3/85, 1B
- Molpus says once scandal-ridden program now profitable,
12/17/94, 5B
- Molpus tells schools to renegotiate, 4/15/88, 3B
- Molpus wants Columbus case moved to chancery court,
10/8/92, 3B
- Molpus wants status reports, 12/2/84, 1A
- Molpus:Reforms pay off, 4/28/86, 1A
- Problems in Forest, Mississippi, 3/22/87, 1B
- Problems with leases, 9/1/85, 1B
- Rankin Co.
- For lease, 7/7/86, 1B
- School Bd votes to sue Rhodes, 7/29/88, 1A
- Rankin County
- Files 70 suits over leases, 17/30/88, 1B
- Rankin County income increased fifteenfold in decade,
6/27/92, 4B
- Rankin County wants market price paid, 2/28/91, 1B
- Rankin negotiates lease with schools, 10/7/94, 5B
- Ruling ends cheap yearly leases, 8/1/91, 1B
- School districts now may negotiate land leases, 4/6/91,
1B
- Schools lease less land, but bring in more money,
4/29/90, 1A
- Schools' lawyers race deadlines, 7/15/88, 3B
- Sources remain untapped, 11/27/88, 1J
- State sues Louisville School Bd, 12/28/85, 1A
- Tallahatchie School district probed, 7/27/88, 1B
- Sizemore, Jessie
- Ex-prisoner of war in Korea lives for today, 11/11/91,
3B
- Sizer, Eddie SEE Robbery---Hinds County
- Skarova, Marta SEE Judges
- Skate Club of Jackson
- Pulling in medals, 6/30/92, 1D
- Skateboard smack-ups
- Skateboarding
- No mere sport but a way of life, 6/26/89, 1D
- Southwest YMCA dedicates skateboard park, 12/14/89,
1D
- Skating rinks
- Magee
- Willie's Roller Rink, 4/13/93, 1D
- Skeen, Bubba
- Story of redemption: killer now trains drug dogs,
12/15/91, 1E
- Skeletons
- Biloxi
- Pathologist meticulously retrieve remains of Keith
Istre, 12/4/91, 1B; 12/5/91, 3B
- Duck Hill
- Ohio man arrested in 15-year-old murder, 1A; 1/13/89
- Ohio man claims self-defense in '73 death, 1/17/89;
3B
- Skeleton found is that of Canadian missing 15
years, 1B; 1/5/89
- North County Line Road, 6/26/87,3B
- Skelton, Timothy
- South Jackson man killed by explosives, 7/27/93, 1A;
7/28/93, 1B
- Skiing, 12/4/88, 1F
- How to dress, according to Sportique's John Dunn,
10/23/92, 1E
- Park City, Utah, 9/9/90, 1F
- Southern Skiers Syndrome, 10/21/87, 1D
- Skin SEE Human skin
- Skinheads
- Learned
- Pennsylvania TV station to film youths' military
training, 12/3/88, 1B
- Train in state for King Day protest
- Skinner, Judy SEE Dyer, Bobby
- Skinner, Roland
- Fordice environmental appointee ticketed for illegal
redfish, 5/23/92, 2B
- Skutnik, Lenny
- Biloxi native says spotlight did not change life,
5/15/89, 3B
- Sky Parade SEE ALSO Hot air ballons
- Sky Parade, 1992
- Ballooning event, 7/13/92, 3B
- Sky Parade, 1993
- Balloon dealers hope to see sales skyrocket,
9/5/93, 1C
- Balloon race at Jackson airport, 8/4/93, 1D; 8/31/93,
1D; 9/2/93, 10E
- Balloonist Robert Vardaman gets the brass ring, 9/6/93,
1B
- Greenville printer Robert Hardin is organizer, 9/5/93,
1C
- Large crowds attend, 9/5/93, 1A
- Volunteers want balloon ride, 8/23/93, 1A
- Sky Parade, 1994
- Assortment of military aircraft is scheduled, 8/23/94,
1D
- Balloonists visit schools prior to event, 9/3/94,
1B
- Jet-powered trucks and harrier jets are favorites,
9/4/94, 1A
- KC and the Sunshine Band to perform, 8/31/94, 1D
- Pepsi-Cola sponsorship, 4/9/94, 4B
- Poster by Jackson artist Richard Stowe, 8/29/94, 1D
- Rankin County residents awaken to balloons in their
yard, 9/5/94, 1B
- Special newspaper section, 8/28/94
- Thrill-filled event pleased crowds, 9/6/94, 1B
- Towing of spectators' cars, 9/3/94, 2B; 9/4/94, 17A
- Skydiving
- Florida
- Starkville woman Alicia Edge critically injured,
9/25/94, 5B; 9/27/94, 2B
- Mississippi
- Mourning Georgia chutists' deaths, 10/1/85, 1B
- State native Bill Jackson wins silver medal, 9/25/92,
1E
- Skytel Corp SEE MTel
- Slabach, Fred
- Added to governor's staff, 11/15/86, 1B
- Slabach, Frederick
- Mississippian nominated for key USDA post, 10/12/93,
3B
- Slade, Bill
- Named Pearl chief of police by city aldermen, 8/8/90,
1B
- Slade, Gary
- Award-winning Madison entrepreneur operates his business
at home, 5/22/92, 1A
- Slater's Jigs, Inc
- Indianola
- Fishing supplies, 12/12/87, 4B
- Slavery
- Department of Archives putting slave records on computer,
10/1/90, 1B
- Its legacy for black Americans topic of Tougaloo forum,
9/26/90, 3B
- Slawson, Reba Rae SEE Embezzlement---Jackson woman...cemetery
- Slay, Horace
- Pink Mustang is stolen, repainted red, 2/27/93, 3B
- Slay family's vintage Corvettes displayed, 10/10/94,
1B
- Slayton, Tammy SEE Biggert, Bobby---Witness...
- Sledge, Jim
- Named head of Forestry Commission, 7/7/91, 2C
- Sleep disorders
- Mississippi Baptist Medical Center clinic, 5/29/94,
1E
- Sleep time is battleground for many Americans, 5/22/91,
1D
- Sleep Disorders Center
- University Medical Center, 5/24/87, 4B; 12/5/91, 1D
- Sleepy Hollow Bluegrass Festival, 6/15/89, 14F
- Slides SEE Exercise slide
- Sligh, Recil
- Wins contest, 9/11/86, 1C
- Slisz, Judi and Mike
- Burglary victims told to 'clean it up and forget it',
8/1/91, 1A
- Sloan, John
- President of National Federation of Independent Business
speech, 3/13/90, 6B
- Sloan, Kay
- Mississippi native, a writer, was in Moscow at time
of coup, 8/28/91, 1D
- Writes first novel 'Worry Beads', 3/13/91, 1D reviewed,
also 1D
- Slogans, 2/9/87, 1D
- Sloss Furnaces National Historical Landmark
- Birmingham
- Weekend getaway, 12/31/92, 6E
- Slot machines
- 20 illegal machines taken from Natchez Moose Lodge,
3/20/93, 1A
- House bill would allow operations by veterans' groups,
2/27/91, 2B
- Las Vegas firm licensed to operate networked machines
in casinos, 1/28/93, 1B
- Slow pitch softball, 6/14/87, 1E
- Sludge SEE Sewage
- Sludge train
- Heads back to Baltimore, 11/9/89, 1B; 11/11/89, 1A;
11/13/89, 4B; 11/17/89, 1A
- In Moss Point, 11/3/89, 2B; 11/4/89, 1B; 11/6/89,
1B; 11/7/89, 1A; 11/8/89, 1A
- Officials say owners knew of pollution threat, 2/21/90,
2B
- Red tape keeps train in Mississippi, 11/14/89, 1B
- Sludge train SEE ALSO Sewage
- Slugburger Festival
- Corinth, 7/7/94, 11E; 7/8/93, 3E
- Slugburgers
- Corinth Festival, 6/26/88, 2B; 7/7/88, 1E
- SLURP (Supplemental Legislative Retirement Plan) SEE
Legislators
- Smack-Ups
- Skateboard toys, 4/15/87, 1C
- Small business SEE Business
- Small Business Administration SEE U.S. Small Business
Administration
- Small Business Development Centers
- 4 new SBDCs dedicated, 1/8/95, 3C; 11/1/94, 6B
- Small Business Person of the Year, 1991
- Hal McMillen, 3/27/92, 5B
- Small Business Person of the Year, 1993
- Small Business Person of the Year, 1994
- Tom Wall of Biloxi, 4/8/94, 5B
- Small towns SEE Cities and towns
- Smalley, Morris SEE Murder, Columbus---Couple...
- Smart house SEE Gasmark Smarthouse
- Smarty Pants
- Charles King Jr uses character to help kids, 9/14/91,
1D
- Smathers, Albert
- Paints Noah's Ark mural for Lakeshore Methodist Church,
1/19/91, 1D
- Smedes, Susan Dabney
- Author of "Memorials of a Southern Planter," 11/22/87,
3G
- Memorials of a Southern Planter, 11/22/87, 3G
- Smirnoff, Michael
- No grand jury action likely on rape charge, 3/12/94,
1B
- Oxford newspaper editor arrested on rape charge, 2/4/93,
1B; 4/27/93, 3B
- Smirnoff, Michael SEE ALSO Oxford American, The
- Smith Brothers
- Jackson gospel singers at King day celebration, 1/13/90,
1D
- Smith County
- Supervisors pitch in for Sheriff's Dept., 8/11/88,
3B
- Smith County Bank of Taylorsville
- Protests new bank plan, 1/13/88,10B
- Smith County Supervisors
- Tally accused of embezzlement, 5/7/93, 5B
- Smith Elementary School
- Petal
- Science teachers win Science Foundation teaching
award, 3/19/91, 4B
- Smith Funeral Supply Co
- Charlie Smith, owner
- How's business, 6/16/92, 6B
- Smith Park
- British descendants of James Smith visit Jackson,
9/8/94, 4B
- Concerts ushering in springtime, 4/3/91, 1D
- Fridays in Smith Park schedule, 4/2/87, 1C
- Offers free Shakespeare, 4/19/90, 12E
- Shakespeare's 'As You Like It' to be performed, 4/13/89,
1C
- Smith Ranch
- Terry Cowboys Blues Festival, 9/4/89, 1A
- Smith Robertson Museum
- Air conditioning is fixed, 11/13/93, 4B
- Broken air conditioning endangers artifacts, 7/3/93,
1B
- Director Jessie Mosley, 6/30/91, 1E
- Given Richard Wright memorabilia, 4/30/91, 5B
- Has come 'a long way' in last seven years, 10/5/91,
4B
- Lake Elementary students study theri past, 2/26/91,
4B
- Lecture on collecting black memorabilia, 2/20/94,
1F
- Nearby Oakley Street may be renamed Jessie Mosley
Drive, 9/28/93, 5B
- Needs financial support, 2/2/91, 9B; 2/24/91, 1B
- Receives increased funding from City Council, 9/17/91,
3B
- Showcasing African American history and culture, 7/25/91,
3E
- Smith Robertson Museum SEE ALSO Mosley, Jessie
- Smith's Automatic Transmission
- How's business?, 2/16/93, 6B
- Smith's City Shoe Shop, 9/15/88, 8B
- A Day in the Life, 7/6/92, 1D
- Smith, Anderson Jr. SEE Cigaarette smokers---Lawsuit---Smith...
- Smith, Anthony Tyrone SEE Lucious, Joey
- Smith, Arlene SEE Alzheimer's disease
- Smith, Arthur Lee SEE Gallion, Borsue Renee
- Smith, Aurelia Jones- SEE Jones-Smith, Aurelia
- Smith, Bailey
- Former Baptist leader urges a return to purpose, 7/21/90,
1D
- Holds Baptist crusade in Rankin County, 7/14/90, 1D
- Smith, Benjamin
- Of governor's staff, put on leave, 7/31/87, 1B; 8/2/87,
3B
- Smith, Bernie
- Former Oxford investor given 3+ year sentence, 6/17/95,
3B; 10/5/93, 1A
- Oxford couple Watt and Dianne Bishop file negligence
lawsuits, 8/31/93, 3B
- Oxford investment counselor accused of fraud, 5/2/93,
1A; 6/30/93, 1B
- Smith, Bob
- Charges in family disturbance case against state senator
dropped, 12//15/89, 1B
- Smith, Bob E
- Philadelphia artist shows at Marie Hull Gallery, 9/20/92,
1F
- Smith, Boots
- Realtor
- A Day in the Life, 11/7/94, 1D
- Smith, Calvin
- Bolton to honor, 11/18/88,1B
- Comes in fourth in 100 meter, 9/24/88, 1D
- Gets bronze metal after Johnson disqualified, 9/27/88,
1A+
- Offers challenge in Olympics, 9/23/88, 1D
- Smith topples Johnson in Cologne, 8/22/88, 1D
- Smith, Carl Alexander SEE Crime Stoppers
- Smith, Cassandra
- Flora woman fined in store disturbance, 6/29/93, 4B;
7/7/93, 4B
- Smith, Catrina SEE Cutley, Jessie
- Smith, Ceci Redmann
- Artist exhibits at High Noon Cafe, 5/23/93, 1F
- Smith, Charlie
- Mobile crime lab specialist pessimistic about job,
10/1/90, 4A
- Smith, Chester
- Joins federal business agency, 9/9/86, 8B
- Mississippi native returns as an associate DECD director,
5/15/92, 8B
- Smith, Clarence
- Named Man of the Year in Service to Mississippi Agriculture,
2/10/91, 2G
- Smith, Claude
- Jackson police officer shot during pistol practice,
4/29/93, 4B
- Smith, Clyde
- Arrest expected in his gruesome death, 10/12/94, 3B
- Murdered, body cut in half, 9/25/94, 1B; 9/26/94,
3B; 9/27/94, 1B
- Other half of body found in Pearl River County, 10/5/94,
1A; 10/7/94, 1B
- Police investigate his extra-marital relationship,
10/6/94, 1A
- Saws confiscated from his house, 10/13/94, 3B
- Wive Mary will be prosecuted in his death, 11/11/94,
1A; 11/28/94, 3B
- Smith, Daisie Mae
- Aberdeen teacher arrested on drug charges, 1/23/90,
1B
- Smith, Dana Pritchard
- Natchez resident remembers her father, 5/6/91, 1D
- Smith, Daryl SEE Circuit clerks, Madison County
- Smith, David SEE Simmons, Ricky Jo (Jackson police
officer)
- Smith, David SEE Vigilante attack
- Smith, Don SEE Jackson Firefighters Association
- Smith, Doris
- Councilman denies assault allegations, 10/14/87, 4B
- Smith, Dr. Robert SEE ALSO Zubkov, Yuri
- Smith, Edgar S SEE Tougaloo College
- Smith, Elizabeth
- Young artist shows work at Goodwill Industries, 1/13/91,
1F
- Smith, Emanuel SEE Democratic Party, Mississippi
- Smith, Fannie Mae
- Was death suicide or murder?
- Smith, Ferr
- Black Legislator follows In white great-grandfather's
footsteps, 4/11/93, 3G
- Smith, Frank
- Former Congressman, 6/14/87, 1H
- Redistricting in 1962 cost him congressional seat,
8/31/90, 3A
- Will receive salute, 5/15/88, 1E
- Smith, Frederick
- In speech calls for elimination of trade barriers,
1/11/90, 6B
- Smith, Gary
- Murder conviction overturned by Supreme Court, 11/27/86,
3B
- New Augusta high schooler
- A truly gifted student, 11/9/90, 4B
- Smith, George
- Ex-senator named head of state tourism, 6/20/92, 5B
- Store owned by Hinds supervisor is haven for drug
traffickers, 1/22/92, 1B
- Smith, George Gibbons
- Photographer/teacher, 9/19/89, 1D
- Smith, Gertrude
- Artist featured in show at Hinds Community College,
1/31/93, 1F
- Smith, Harold Ivan
- At Galloway Methodist Church's singles group, 1/9/93,
1D
- Smith, Hazel Brannon
- Blacks establish fund for, 1/31/86, 1B
- Dies in Tennessee nursing home, 5/15/94, 1A
- Editor is alive to enjoy Hamer award, 5/31/93, 1A
- In Tennessee nursing home; has cancer of the liver,
5/7/94, 1A
- Lexington paper closes, 1/5/86, 1A
- Subject of TV movie, 4/13/94, 1D; 4/24/94, 3G (Minor
column)
- Smith, Herman B
- Appoints commission to study JSU's future, 4/22/91,
1A
- May stay on permanently as JSU president, 12/11/91,
2B
- Named as interim head of JSU, 3/24/91, 1A, 3B; 3/25/91,
1B
- On job wth 'sleeves rolled up', 4/2/91, 3B
- Requiring JSU staff to follow rules, keep within budget,
3/31/91, 1A
- Smith, Hubert
- Rankin jury to hear evidence, 4/16/88,1A
- Smith, Huston
- Religious philosopher, 4/26/86, 1C
- Smith, Jac
- Writes book about his stay in Soviet labor camp, 10/4/90,
1D
- Smith, Jacqueline SEE National Civil Rights Museum
- Smith, James Clois
- Offered truck for payment to kill ex-wife, 2/22/90,
1B
- Pleads guilty in scheme to murder wife, 5/25/90, 3B
- Smith, James M SEE McRae's Dept Stores
- Smith, Jane SEE Parents for Public Schools
- Smith, Janet Marie
- Jackson native directs building of Baltimore stadium,
3/27/90, 3B; 5/23/89, 1C
- Smith, Jason
- 1992 tornado victim gets $600 check from Clarion-Ledger,
6/14/94, 4B
- Smith, Jeff A
- Assistant city traffic engineer
- Computer control of traffic flow, 10/4/94, 1A
- Smith, Jeffrey
- Making full length horror movie in south Mississippi,
9/6/91, 1E
- Smith, Jennifer
- Hinds County School District's Teacher of the Year,
5/30/91, 5B
- Smith, Jim SEE Supreme Court
- Smith, Jimmy
- Ex-Claiborne County school board official slain, 2/2/92,
2B; 2/3/92, 1B
- Smith, John
- Alabama-born MD's book slams sexism in OB/GYN practice,
8/2/92, 5E
- Smith, John Allen
- Owner of Homochitto Outdoors, 11/27/87, 1F
- Smith, John D SEE Community Stewpot
- Smith, Julie
- Ole Miss grad gets Edgar nomination for mystery novel,
2/17/91, 3F
- Ole Miss graduate writes detective novels, 4/25/93,
1F, 3F
- Ole Miss graduate's new book 'The Axeman's Jazz',
9/1/91, 3F
- Smith, LaRita
- Artist has show at Municipal Art Gallery, 9/6/92,
1F
- Paints on windows at Methodist Rehabilation Center,
12/25/89, 1D
- Smith, Larkin
- Auditor reviewing spending by Smith while sheriff,
6/18/89, 1A
- Backs Walter Nixon's impeachment, 4/26/89, 1B
- Begins transition as Congressman, 11/10/88, 1B
- Brings tough-on-crime attitude to Congress, 5/7/89,
1H
- Cause sought in fatal crash, 8/15/89, 1A+
- Coast law officers say he was firm boss, 8/17/89,
3B
- Coast senators, Taylor and Usry, announce for Smith's
seat, 8/22/89, 1B; 8/26/89, 1B
- Crash probe focuses on flight path, 8/16/89, 1A
- Election for successor set for October 3, his widow
urged to run, 8/24/89, 1A
- Funeral at Coast Convention Center, 8/16/89, 1A; 8/18/89,
1A
- Harrison County Jail inmates praise him, 8/17/89,
1A
- His family and family of pilot claim aircraft error
in crash, 2/10/91, 4B
- His pilot seemed confused before takeoff, witnesses
say, 8/17/89, 1A
- His Washington staff works on, 8/27/89, 1B
- Honored in memorial service, 9/7/89, 1B
- Left Mississippi 'remarkable' law enforcement legacy,
8/18/89, 1B
- New York Congressman hopes to meet Smith's anti-drug
goal, 9/20/89, 1B
- No trace of drugs found in bodies of Smith or pilot,
11/25/89, 1B
- NTSB will examine his pilot's log book in crash probe,
8/25/89, 2B
- Plane had no mechanical problem, 8/18/89, 1A
- Postal facilities in Gulfport and Poplarville named
for him, 8/5/92, 2B
- Puts priority on law enforcement, 10/19/88,1B
- Transportation Safety Board questions plane inspection,
5/15/90, 1B
- Unqualified pilot blamed for plane crash, 6/29/90,
1A; 7/1/90, 2B
- Wins 5th District House seat, 11/9/88, 1B
- Smith, Lea
- Jackson woman has new vaginal-procedure laparoscopic
hysterectomy, 3/6/92, 1E
- Smith, Lee Eric
- Named 1st black editor of Daily Mississippian, 4/26/90,
1B
- Smith, London SEE Canton Fire Department
- Smith, Maria
- Missing since July 9, 7/23/86, 1B
- Missing teen found, 8/3/86, 1A; 8/4/86, 1A
- Smith, Mark
- Canton policeman Milton Luckett's stepson murdered,
5/6/91, 1B
- Smith, Marsher Wheaton
- Pleads guilty to money order scam, 5/5/92, 5B
- Smith, Mary SEE Smith, Clyde
- Smith, Michael
- Contemporary Christian/pop musician, 9/21/89, 13E
- Smith, Michael R
- Fordice College Board appointee may have conflict
of interest, 5/7/92, 1A
- Smith, Michael W.
- Concert in Jackson, 11/1/86, 1D
- Smith, Morris
- Charged in death of Perry, 7/9/87, 4B; 7/10/87, 4B;
7/11/87, 4B
- Smith, Narissa Grey
- Edwards mayor talks tough, 9/7/92, 1A
- Smith, Nathan Terrill
- Belzoni teenage burglary suspect drowns fleeing officers,
7/21/94, 1A
- Smith, Nell
- Clinton artist exhibits at Deposit Guaranty Plaza,
3/17/91, 1F
- Smith, Nerissa Grey
- Will seek reelection, 2/19/93, 4B
- Smith, Petesy
- Newly elected woman supervisor in Warren County, 11/18/91,
1A
- Smith, Petesy SEE ALSO Supervisors, Warren County
- Smith, R.L.T.
- Beloved civil rights leader laid to rest, 10/10/93,
3G (Minor column)
- Smith, Ray SEE Songwriters
- Smith, Rev. Charles & family
- Gospel singers
- Charles Smith Jr.,8, is also a preacher, 3/10/94,
1D
- Smith, Rick
- Mississippi Cola, 4/7/87, 8B
- Smith, Rob
- Senator calls for special session on budget and education,
9/26/90, 4B
- Smith, Robert
- Doctor honored by Omega Phi Psi for community work,
8/17/90, 5B
- Doctor marks 25 years of progress for blacks, 10/24/88,
1A
- Jackson city employee cited for 'heroic' foiling of
robbery, 4/15/92, 4B
- Smith, Roland
- Pleads innocent to falsifying loan application, 5/11/91,
3B
- Smith, Ronald SEE Child abuse---Richland
- Smith, Roy
- Business profile
- Southern Wood Preserving, 6/5/89, 4E
- Smith, Sgt. Roy
- National Guard's Soldier of the Year, 1993, 10/26/93,
1B
- Smith, Sheila
- And Larkin Smith's post, 8/25/89, 1B; 8/27/89, 1B;
8/30/89, 1A
- Election campaign draws contributions, 5/26/90, 4B
- Endorses Anderson for 5th district Congressional seat,
9/9/89, 4B
- Files to run for late husband's post, 3/13/90, 1A;
8/19/90, 7B
- Seeking exclusion from suit filed against late husband,
1/4/91, 2B
- To challenge Gene Taylor for late husband's Congressional
seat, 4/4/90, 1A
- Smith, Starr, 12/16/86, 1D
- Smith, Steve
- Professional clown holds local workshop, 3/21/91.
1D
- Smith, Theodore
- New book on Mississippi politics, 8/19/85, 1A
- Smith, Tony
- USM footballer drafted by Atlanta Braves, 4/27/92,
1A
- Smith, Van
- Teacher Corps recruit feels obligation to his people,
7/5/93, 3B
- Smith, Victor SEE Gaming Commission
- Smith, Wesley Bernard
- Mississippi resident, Baylor student, in window-smashing
incident, 8/18/90, 1B
- Smith, William Earl
- Wildlife agent charged with hunting from moving vehicle,
1/9/91, 2B
- Smith, Willie Albert
- Conviction sent back to lower court, 3/24/92, 2B
- Could be paroled, 7/13/93, 4B
- Judge rejects death-row inmate's appeal, 6/27/90,
2B
- Smith, Wilma
- Hudspeth Center employee surrenders in patient abuse
charge, 3/22/91, 3B
- Smith-Vaniz, Sandy
- Capitol Street entrepreneur, 9/30/94, 1E
- Smith-Wills Stadium
- City prohibits beer sales at college or high school
events, 9/15/93, 4B
- Ditto calls for tri-county commitment to stadium renovation,
8/29/90, 1B
- Entrance to be named Cool Papa Bell Drive, 6/23/94,
1A
- Groundskeeper Joe Whipps Jr., 8/2/92, 1E
- Hinds County contributes $825,000 to renovation, 9/11/90,
1A
- Mayor Ditto says Hinds County delaying renovation,
8/28/91, 4B
- Meet some of the regulars, 5/26/94, 1D
- Moving of Dizzy Dean Museum may be part of stadium
refurbishing, 9/6/90, 1B
- Rankin County supervisors refuse to give funds, 9/12/90,
5B
- Renovation project off and running, 2/13/91, 5B
- Sexton, manager, readies for season, 4/8/88, 1A
- Smithereens, The
- Rock group appears at The Dock, 4/9/92, 8E
- Smithsonian Institution
- Bonnye White collection, 2/1/87, 1H
- Exhibits at USM, 6/14/90, 4E
- Smithsonian series
- Presentations begin, 11/3/88, 1F
- Smitty's Restaurant
- Smoke detectors
- Inventor of detector Opal Kermit Bell dies in Gulfport,
7/16/90, 2B
- Operation Save Lives distributes 2900 detectors, 11/15/89,
2B
- Smoking SEE Cigarette smokers
- Smoking SEE Cigarette smoking
- Smoking SEE Smoking in workplace
- Smoking in workplace, 9/15/87, 8B
- Many workers have to find new places to puff, 4/22/91,
1D
- Testimony on Clean Indoor Air Act, 2/25/88, 1A
- Smythe, Stanford
- MSU student dies in fall from fraternity house window,
6/30/93, 2B
- Snakebite
- Snakes
- Cottonmounth killed in Pearl family's bathroom, 7/12/91,
2B
- Herpetologist Jerry Vandeventer, 6/9/87, 1D
- Jackson police confiscate boa constrictor at Jason
Fields' home, 4/12/94, 1A
- Rescue workers fight off snakes at Rosedale traffic
crash site, 7/29/93, 1A; 7/31/93, 3B
- Symposium at Natural Science Museum, 7/14/93, 1D
- Vancleave man finds 5-foot rattle snake in bathroom,
8/20/93, 3B
- SNAP campaign (Corinth) SEE Seat belts
- Snaric, Michael
- Actor/model in Jackson; conducts seminar of 'impressive
walking', 9/12/91, 1D
- Sneakers SEE Athletic shoes
- Sneed, Don
- May head Ole Miss journalism department, 7/12/91,
3B
- Sneed, Laymon SEE Murder---Vicksburg---Cropduster...
- Snell, Bob and Steve SEE Gun Dog Comics
- Snell, Sylvia
- Jackson's Personnel Director to retire, 11/15/89,
5B
- Snelson, Ricky Lynn SEE Murder, Raymond
- Snider, Todd
- At Hal & Mal's, 1/27/94, 3E
- Sniper shooting
- Random attack on I-20 near Meridian wounds trucker,
2/13/92, 2B
- Trucker Frank Sivori fires onto I-20 from motel, 6/20/94,
1A; 6/21/94, 4B
- Snoop Doggy Dogg
- At Gulf Coast Coliseum in Biloxi, 12/22/94, 3E
- Snoring SEE Sleep disorders
- Snow SEE Weather
- Snow leopards SEE Zoo
- Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
- Snowflake Ball
- Benefit for elderly and disabled, 11/29/87, 1B
- Elderly, disable take to the floor, 12/6/92, 8B
- For elderly and handicapped, 12/6/85, 3B
- Snowy egrets
- Group fearing lose of habitat near Pascagoula River,
3/8/91, 2B
- Snuff
- Cancer warnings, 7/8/85, 1D
- Snyder, Andrew
- Harvard grad in Mississippi Teacher Corps, 6/24/91,
1A; 9/9/90, 1A, 18A
- Snyder, D.W.
- Convicted of extortion, 12/16/89, 1A
- Conviction on bribery charges upheld, 11/5/91, 1B
- Denies extorting cash from utilities for campaign
funds, 12/14/89, 1A
- Ex-PSC member ranks fourth in state travel expenses,
3/7/90, 1A
- His impressive background makes downfall 'tragic',
5/5/91, 3G
- His trial shows need for campaign finance laws, 12/25/89,
2B
- Jailed PSC official denied reduction in sentence,
12/31/92, 3B
- Jury to decide case, 12/15/89, 1A
- MP&L official: Synder linked rates to settlement
of lawsuits, 12/9/89, 1A
- Ordered to stand trial separately from Travis Ward,
7/6/89, 1B
- Prison date set for August 26, 7/17/91, 3B
- PSC hearings are rigged phone official says at trial,
12/7/89, 1A
- Resignation from PSC, 12/13/89, 1A, 12/20/89, 1B
- Ruling upholding his conviction gives prosecutors
a tool, 4/30/91, 1A
- Says he will testify for Travis Ward, 5/23/89, 1B
- Scam to hide contributions to his re-election, 12/12/89,
1A
- Telephone official tells of payoffs, 12/6/89, 1A
- The late David Charles figures prominently in trial,
12/11/89, 1A
- Travis employee says he gave Snyder $16,000 cash,
12/10/89, 1A
- Trial puts PSC back on state's agenda, 12/3/89, 1B;
12/5/89, 5B
- Utility companies contributions to campaign illegal,
12/8/89, 1A
- Wants to remain free on bail pending appeal, 3/9/90,
1B; 3/10/90, 1A; 3/17/90, 1A
- Ward's mistrial could harm case against him, 8/18/89,
1A
- Wealth grew during time bribery scheme allegedly occured,
8/9/89, 1A
- Wins Public Service Commission election, 8/6/87, 8B
- Snyder, D.W. SEE ALSO Public Service Commission
- Snyder, Dee
- On teen suicide, 4/5/87, 1E
- So long on Lonely Street
- At New Stage, 9/22/87, 1D
- Soap operas
- Many Mississippians don't miss their favorite soap,
4/14/93, 1D
- Sobtoka, John SEE Whitten, Jamie
- Soccer
- Brandon wants more practice fields for children, 1/25/93,
3B
- Free soccer camp for girls at St. Mary's Catholic
Church, 7/22/94, 1A
- JSU professor Ivory Phillips starts program for inner-city
youth, 10/27/92, 1D
- Safer than other sports, but not without dangers,
3/25/94, 1E
- Soccer SEE ALSO U.S. Youth Soccer Association
- Social Distortion
- With Pegboy and Best Kissers in the World
- At The Mosquito, 5/28/92, 7E
- Social security
- Average check to jump $25 in January, 10/20/89, 6B
- Babies to be eligible for social security numbers,
12/21/88, 8B
- Raise, January 1988, 10/24/87, 1A
- Social security SEE ALSO U.S. Social Security Administration
- Social workers
- State meeting in Jackson of NASW, 2/26/92, 1D
- Society columnists
- Bookhart & Singleton, 5/31/87,1C
- Society for Creative Anachronism, 6/12/88, 1B
- Society of University Surgeons
- International meeting at UMC, 2/10/94, 1B
- Socratic method
- Workshop on thinking method held in McComb, 7/27/90,
4B
- Sodomy case SEE Pittman, William
- Soft drinks
- Cola wars in Mississippi
- Mississippi Cola, 4/7/87, 8B
- Softball SEE Challenger Softball League
- Software SEE Computer software
- Soil and Water Stewardship Week
- Churches asked to observe, 1/20/90, 1D
- Getting churches involved in conservation, 2/20/93,
1D
- Soil conservation
- Deadline to submit plan to federal government, 11/2/89,
6B
- Forestry, 10/10/87, 1B
- Mississippi, 3/4/85, 1G
- Society sponsors selecting State Soil, 11/22/87, 3F
- Soil Conservation Service
- Establishes Resource Conservation and Development
Area, 3/7/92, 8B
- Soil gauge
- Missing from federal warehouse, 10/8/86, 1A
- Solar eclipse
- Mississippians can see partial eclipse July
11, 7/7/91, 1F
- See it May 10th or wait until 2012 A.D., 5/9/94,
1A
- Tips on safely viewing eclipse, 7/11/91, 1D
- Soldier's Tale, 3/11/87, 1C
- Soles family
- Brookhaven
- Family tradition: 10 members have been in military
since WWI, 10/8/90, 1B
- Soles, Chris SEE Persian Gulf War
- Soliciting SEE Prostitution
- Solid waste SEE Waste management
- Sollberger Fine Clocks & Watches
- A Day in the Life, 12/6/93, 1D
- How's business?, 8/31/93, 6B
- Sollek, Gilbert
- Overzealous alderman in Ridgeland, 6/17/86, 1B
- Sollys, Henry
- Vicksburg tamale maker feted on 100th birthday, 7/16/91,
3B; 7/19/91, 1B
- Solomon, John SEE Popeyes Famous Chicken
- Somalia
- Jackson woman, Somali native, worries about her family,
12/5/92, 1A
- Keesler AFB relief flyers tell of famine conditions,
12/2/92, 3B; 12/6/92, 4B
- Makins celebrate Christmas early---he's off to Somalia,
12/9/92, 13A
- Mississippi National Guard medical team has hot Christmas,
12/27/92, 11A
- Mississippians hold mix views on U.S. military action,
12/6/92, 5B
- Petition for withdrawal by John Mayo of Clarksdale,
10/11/93, 1B
- Stress worse on troops than in Saudia Arabia, MSU
professor says, 12/10/92, 15A
- Somers, Ted
- Jackson's new public works director no stranger to
disaster, 12/29/89, 1B
- Somerville, Keith Frazier
- Delta woman's book of letters to WWII soldiers is
published, 12/8/91, 1B
- Somerville, Nellie Nugent
- State's first woman legislator, 3/7/89, 1D
- Sonford Products Corp
- Cancels plan to move plant, 12/9/84, 1A; 12/11/84,
1A
- Fined for chemical spill, 7/18/85, 1B
- Songs of My People
- African-American photographers' exhibit at Mueseum
of Art, 8/27/93, 1E
- Songwriters
- Billy Joe Bailey, 9/24/87, 1F
- Get Up and Dance, by Armstrong and Smith
- Spinoff used by many rappers, 7/7/94, 12E
- Songwriters Night
- At Owens Brothers Country Rock Cafe, 1/4/89, 3E
- Sonic boom
- Ocean Springs noise not related to KAFB plane losing
wing, 10/30/93, 3B
- Strange boom bewilders city residents, 1/23/90, 1B
- Sonic Drive-Ins
- Frankie Avalon in state on promotion, 6/15/92, 2B
- Mississippi
- Franchise chain, 8/26/88, 8B
- Sonnier, Jo-El
- Performs at Hal & Mal's, 5/28/92, 7E
- Sonny's Real Pit Bar B-Q
- Restaurant review, 12/1/94, 4E
- Sony Autosound Tour
- Jaminator at Cowboy Maloney's, 11/19/94, 5B
- Sorey, Eric
- Dies after training run, 8/17/86, 1A
- Sororities, Mississippi
- Working for more positive image, 2/13/94, 1A
- Sororities, Ole Miss
- Black sorority gets house on Sorority Row, 1/7/91,
3B; 4/8/91, 1B; 10/18/90, 1B
- Sorrell, Mary SEE Central Mississippi Correctional
Facility
- SOS Truck Stop
- Survey ranks as one of top 50, 5/4/88, 8B
- Soul food
- City's finest examples, 2/26/89, 1F
- Sound and Communications, Inc, 7/23/86, 8B
- Sound of Music
- Kessler presentation at Municipal Auditorium, review
1/8/91, 5A; 1/7/91, 1D
- Sound off question
- Education funding, 4/17/92, 1B
- Sound ordinance SEE Noise ordinance
- Sound systems
- Quality equipment is possible for budget-minded, 3/14/93,
1E
- Sour gas well
- Evacuees to return home, 7/30/85, 1A; 7/31/85, 1B
- South (region)
- Exhibit of Charles Wilson's collection of southern
tacky, 10/9/89, 1D
- Loses power base in U.S.House, 7/5/89, 1B
- Must abandon reluctance to change, 4/29/87, 3B
- Southern pride vs. history's dark side, 5/26/91, 1G
- With bold, young governors its leadership takes on
new look, 9/16/90, 3B
- South Africa
- Jackson residents Mark and Lisa Craythorn vote in
Houston, 4/28/94, 1B
- South Central (TV show)
- South Central residents: show's writers 'just don't
get it', 5/9/94, 1D
- South Central Athletic Association
- Track meet for blind and visually impaired students,
4/30/94, 1A
- South Central Bell SEE BellSouth
- South Central Table Fones, 6/14/88, 8B
- South Delta Area Agency on Aging
- Reading tutors in Greenville schools, 3/10/92, 4B
- South Delta Regional Housing Authority
- HUD sees $23,000 audit problem, 6/16/92, 3B
- Legal services drops lawsuit, 1/17/93, 5B
- South Fork
- Restaurant review, 4/9/89, 1F
- South Hills Library
- SEE Jackson/Hinds Library System---South Hills branch...
- South Madison County Fire Protection District
- 3 interviewed for chief's job, 1/12/94, 2B
- Chief fired, 12/16/93, 1A; 12/20/93, 3B
- Gets 3rd fire chief in 3 months, 4/6/94, 1B
- Pushes for tax hike, 3/2/93, 5B
- Residents back Richardson, 1/15/94, 5B
- Tucker is new chief, 1/13/94, 4B
- Volunteers return to job, 12/29/93, 1B
- South Mississippi Correctional Institute
- Alleged beatings of inmate Kurt Vines, 6/19/94, 4B
- Cabana resigns as superintendent, 7/6/91, 1A
- Ed Jackson forced to resign, 10/5/94, 1A
- Failed to create jobs expected, 7/18/93, 1G
- Glove factory closed down, 1/5/94, 1B
- Inmate in money order scam released by mistake, 7/14/90,
1A
- Inmates caught in long-distance phone scam, 2/25/93,
1V
- Judge throws out complaint, 5/25/90, 1B
- Judge to hear complaint of sexual assault, 5/24/90,
1B
- Puckett is new superintendent, 11/19/94, 1A
- Women sentenced in prison scam, 1/19/91, 1B
- South Mississippi Home Health
- Homebound link to help: visiting nurse, 12/1/89, 1B
- South Mississippi State Hospital
- Group raising funds to reopen, 12/15/89, 5B; 12/17/89,
1B
- Group wants it to be elderly care facility, 10/4/90,
1A
- Update: closing still lamented, 2/21/94, 1B
- South Mississippi State Hospital SEE ALSO Charity hospitals
- South Natchez High School
- Colonel mascot is done away with, 7/29/89, 1B
- South Panola Community Hospital
- To stop delivering babies, 12/23/91, 1A
- South Panola High School Band, 2/16/87, 1A
- South Sunflower County Hospital
- County's only surgeon leaves, 8/5/91, 1B
- South/West Sun
- New paper in Jackson, 11/6/86, 8B
- Southaven Police Department
- Anti-drug campaign in elementary schools, 12/20/92,
5B
- Southaven, Mississippi SEE DeSoto County; SEE Horn
Lake, Mississippi
- Southeast Lauderdale Junior High School
- Bounces back after tornado, 4/28/92, 4B
- Southeastern Archaeological Conference
- Jackson
- Dr.Jesse Jennings featured speaker, 11/8/91, 1B
- Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
- Battleground in Southern Baptist controversy, 5/6/89,
1D
- Southeastern Conference, 9/5/87, 1A; 9/6/87, 1A;
9/7/87, 1A
- State university presidents discuss SEC expansion,
5/31/90, 1A
- Southeastern Federal Savings Bank
- Laurel
- Federal takeover, 6/4/91, 6B
- Southeastern Gaming Business EXPO
- Planned for Gulf Coast, 3/24/94, 5B
- Southeastern Regional Association of Teacher Educators
- Conference in Jackson, 11/3/92, 4B
- Southeastern Regional Governor's Conference on Physical
Fitness
- Southeastern Savings Bank
- Laurel
- Feds take over, 4/21/90, 6B
- Southerland, Diane
- Mother in prison
- Gets extension, 2/8/86 all 1A; 11/21,23/85
- More time with child, 1A; 11/26/85, 1A; 11/27/87,
1B
- Southern Agribusiness Forum
- Told environment will greatly affect farmers, 1/25/91,
7B
- Southern Airways
- Takes commuter business, 11/13/86, 8B
- Southern Artisans in Action Gallery, 6/18/87, 1D
- Southern Bag Corp
- Buys two plants from Georgia Pacific; to triple output,
4/4/91, 6B
- Company official sentenced to prison, 1/10/90, 5B
- Family members charged with bilking company, 3/17/89,
1B
- FBI alleges worker diverted checks, 1/5/89, 2B
- Southern Bald Eagles SEE Eagles
- Southern Baptist Convention SEE ALSO Southern Baptists
- Southern Baptist Convention, 1987
- St. Louis, 6/13/87, 1C; 6/18/87, 5A
- Southern Baptist Convention, 1989
- Las Vegas
- Makes an impact on city, 6/17/89, 1D
- Site adds to Convention controversy, 6/10/89,
1C
- Southern Baptist Convention, 1990
- New Orleans
- Baptists hope Chapman will sooothe wounds, 6/15/90,
2B
- Conservatives vs. moderates struggle, 6/11/90,
1B
- Fundamentalist Morris Chapman elected, 6/13/90,
1A
- Important vote to decide future of church, 6/12/90,
3B
- Lobbying activities to be stepped up, 6/14/90,
1B
- Outgoing leader says be watchful, 6/13/90, 3B
- Southern Baptist Convention, 1991
- Atlanta
- Bush will address Convention, 6/1/91, 1D
- Ollie North addresses delegates, 6/4/91, 2A
- Ordains two black female ministers, 9/30/91, 1B.
- Southern Baptist Convention, 1992
- Indianapolis
- Bans gays from church, 6/13/92, 1D
- Moves to regulate some congregations, 2/7/92,
1D
- Southern Baptist Convention, 1993
- Houston
- Condemns President Clinton, 6/17/93, 1A
- Moderates likely to stay home, 6/12/93, 1D; 6/19/93,
1D
- Pollard speaks to Convention, 6/18/93, 3B
- Southern Baptist Convention, 1994
- Orlando
- Moderate vs conservative wings, 6/11/94, 1D
- Southern Baptists
- Alabama Baptists publish map of lost souls in state,
9/18/93, 1A
- Baptist Alliance
- Bigger churches not always better
- Smaller congregations give more, 5/14/94, 1D
- Bolivar Co
- Celebrates history with book, 10/15/88, 1C
- Celebrate Race Relations Sunday, 2/10/90, 1D
- Conflicts, 6/7/86, 1C
- Conservative leader elected, 6/11/86, 1A
- Conservative Paige Patterson nominated to Board, 4/24/91,
2B
- Editors form Associated Baptist Press, 8/6/90, 1B;
9/14/90, 2A
- Editors oppose their ouster attempt, 7/16/90, 1A;
7/18/90, 1A
- Former leader Bailey Smith urges return to purpose,
7/21/90, 1D
- Helping hand to black churches; black ministers wary,
8/4/90, 1D
- Hinds/Madison association moving to new headquarters,
7/15/89, 1D
- Keeps conservative president, 6/14/89, 2B; 6/15/89,
4B
- Little Rock church pulls funds from mission agency,
10/6/90, 1C
- Local baptists in Soviet Union on cultural exchange,
6/19/91, 1D
- Low turnout is expected at Las Vegas convention, 5/20/89,
1C
- Mid-point in Fund Drive, 4/18/87, 1C
- Ministers
- Mississippi
- Help start black congregations, 12/12/87, 1C
- Mississippi moderates set September meeting in Jackson,
8/18/90, 1D
- Moderate group splits off, to form own group, 3/10/91,
1A
- Moderates feel excluded, 6/12/86, 1A
- Moderates meet in Atlanta, 8/18/90, 1D; 8/24/90, 8A;
8/25/90, 1D
- New Orleans church aligns itself with American Baptist
Church, 5/19/90, 1D
- Pennsylvania and New Jersey conventions bring Kazakhs
to state, 5/12/92, 3B
- Race relations
- Raise $40 M to fund colleges, 1/28/88, 3B
- Rankin, born in Tupelo, will lead their 3900 missionaries,
6/16/93, 1A
- Reelect conservative, 6/17/87, 1A
- Short-term missionary stints becoming popular, 3/12/94,
1D
- State Baptists receive $1.9 million in December in
offering, 1D; 1/14/89
- State Baptists to meet with theme of unity, purpose,
11/7/87, 1C
- Time will tell whether Alliance will hold, 4/15/89,
1C
- Youths from Baptist Students Union rebuild Leningrad
church, 7/28/90, 1D
- Southern Baptists SEE ALSO Missionary Baptists
- Southern Baptists SEE ALSO Southern Baptist Convention
- Southern Belle Foods Inc
- Future uncertain after Tupelo plant closing, 7/19/89,
6B
- Southern Belle Steamer
- Robinsonville
- Restaurant review, 8/4/94, 4E
- Southern Christian Services for Children and Youth
- For at-risk adolescents, 2/1/92, 1D
- Gets grant to help homeless children, 12/8/91, 6B
- Home for the holidays, 12/19/94, 1D
- Southern Crafters Inc
- Department store for crafters opens near Metrocenter,
8/1/91, 5B
- Southern cuisine
- Gioliano Bugialli, 3/5/87, 1F
- Southern Culture Catalog
- Center for the Study of Southern Culture, 8/24/94,
1B (McKenzie column)
- Southern Cutting Horse Futurity
- Governor Fordice is competitor, 10/30/94, 1B
- Southern Education Foundation
- Panel on higher education desegregation
- Bypasses state, 10/7/93, 3B
- Southern Elegance
- Owner James Maulden cleared in betting trial, 11/20/92,
1B
- Second casino ship out of Gulfport, 1/26/90, 5B
- Southern Exposure (USM) SEE University of Southern
Mississippi
- Southern Farm Bureau Casualty Ins
- Flood insurance, 12/16/85, 4B
- Southern Farm Bureau Life Ins
- Uses Muppets training tapes, 1/26/88, 8B
- Southern Federal Savings
- Gulfport
- Declared insolvent, 6/24/90, 7B
- Government sells insolvent thrift, 8/17/91, 5B
- Southern Foundation for Homeless Children
- Village for abused children in Starkville, 3/31/93,
3B
- Southern Governors Association
- Delaware's governor Castle looks to south for progress,
9/11/90, 1B
- Education high on agenda for governors, 9/9/90, 1A
- Fordice named chairman, 8/31/94, 2B
- Golf at all-white club, 8/30/90, 1B; 8/31/90, 1A,
1B; 9/7/90, 1B
- Governors facing crunch of federal cutbacks, 9/10/90,
1A
- Job woes directly tied to poor education systems,
9/12/90, 1A
- Lack of education reform frustrates governors, 9/11/90,
1A
- Natchez primping for pomp, 9/7/90, 1E; 9/9/90, 1B
- New decade bringing new challenges, 9/9/90, 1H
- September meeting in Natchez, 7/22/90, 1B
- Some campaigning governors to skip Natchez convention,
8/14/90, 2B
- Vernon Jordan addresses meeting, 9/11/90, 1A
- Southern Governors Assoication
- Natchez high schoolers hear Vernon Jordan, 9/11/90,
4B
- Southern Growth Policies Board, 4/29/87, 3B
- Policy panel sets goals for the South, 12/11/92, 5B
- Southern Heritage Classic
- MVSU/TSU football game in Memphis, 8/29/91, 1D; 9/10/92,
4E
- Southern humor SEE Humor
- Southern Jewish Historical Society
- Meets in Jackson, 11/2/90, 1E
- Southern Legislative Conference
- Olive Branch to host 15-state conference, 10/8/89,
1H
- Southern Literary Festival
- At HCC's Raymond campus, 3/28/93, 1F
- Southern Living Cooking School
- At Trade Mart in Jackson, 9/18/91, 1E
- Southern Maid Products, Inc
- Chemical fire at business site, 9/21/90, 5B
- Southern Maid Products, Inc.
- Superfund will finance chemical-waste cleanup, 4/15/93,
1B
- Southern Mortuary Services
- Mark Seepe, owner
- Specializes in cremation, 6/1/92, 1D
- Southern Natural Gas Co SEE Pipelines
- Southern Organizing Committee
- Links Columbia toxic cleanup delay to racism, 3/28/93,
1B
- Southern Pine Electric Power Association
- Annual meeting, 11/13/87, 8B
- Buyout proposal, 11/12/87, 8B
- Group wants to buy, 1G; 10/15/87, 8B
- Lawsuit seeks changes at utility, 11/23/88, 8B
- Possible buyers may have to tell plan, 12/3/87, 8B
- Workers say they won't strike, 4/10/93, 5B; 4/24/93,
5B
- Southern Precision Industries, Inc, 3/20/87, 8B;
12/17/88, 4B
- Southern Pride Catfish
- Alabama processoor fined for price-fixing, 5/9/92,
5B
- Southern Regional Education Board
- Strategy to upgrade education, 10/13/88, 1B
- Southern Regional Project on Infant Mortality
- Lifeline project, 3/2/91, 1D
- Southern Self-Taught: The Art of the South
- Southside Gallery (Oxford), 3/6/94, 1F
- Southern Sideboards
- Junior League cookbook has 10th anniversary, 8/23/89,
1E
- Southern States Environmental Conference
- Southern Tea Room
- Vicksburg
- Restaurant review, 11/1/90, 4E
- Southern Touch Foods Corp
- Ellisville
- Expanding to meet demand, 3/12/91, 6B
- Quaker Oats pulls its Gatorade contract, 8/19/94,
4B
- Southern Women in Public Service
- Conference, 4/24/91, 4B; 4/28/93, 3B
- Conference in Tampa, 6/5/94, 5B
- Southernaires
- To sing for home crowd at Masonic Temple, 6/30/90,
1D
- Southernairs
- Gospel group recording with Mississippi Children's
Choir, 6/22/91, 1D
- SouthFresh Farms
- Indianola catfish processor bought by Gold Kist of
Atlanta, 12/10/91, 6B
- Southhaven Mall
- DeSoto County
- Construction being held up by credit crunch, 6/16/91,
1C
- Southhaven Police Department
- Computerized talking squad car popular with children,
9/7/92, 3B
- Southland Container Inc.
- Employee charged in corrugated box theft, 4/16/91,
5B
- Flora, Mississippi, 11/26/88, 4B
- Southport Supply
- Good Hope clothing manufacturer a success, 1/26/92,
1C
- SouthRail SEE MidSouth Rail Corp
- Southside Assembly of God
- It's a Kids Crusade ministry, 3/7/92, 1D
- Southside Baptist Church
- To mark 50th anniversary, 8/5/89, 1D
- Southside Gallery (Oxford)
- Southern Self-Taught: The Art of the South, 3/6/94,
1F
- Southwest Christian Church
- Teen members make mission trip to London, 6/16/90,
1D
- Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center
- McComb
- Efforts to build cardiac unit, 5/31/91, 2B
- Heart catheterization lab, 12/23/94, 3B
- Southwick, Leslie
- Gets U.S. Justice Department post, 6/14/89, 3B
- This Corner column, 1/25/87, 1H
- Southwick, Leslie SEE ALSO Judicial elections, 1994---Court
of Appeals...
- Sovereign immunity
- An issue of 'responsibility', 9/16/92, 9A
- Extension of soverign immunity law asked, 1/4/86,
1B
- Fordice gets special legislative session, 9/12/92,
1A; 9/16/92, 1A
- Fordice urges limits to cap liability awards, 10/10/92,
5B; 10/16/92, 5B
- House bill would create 'sovereign immunity', 3/12/92,
2B; 3/26/93, 1B
- House OKs immunity bill for another year, 4/30/91,
3B
- House revives bill extending immunity, 4/24/91, 4B;
4/28/91, 5B
- Insurance agents not writing many policies so far,
9/11/92, 6B
- Jackson schools won't raise taxes for insurance, 9/5/92,
4B
- Legislature approves stopgap bill in special session,
9/17/92, 1A; 9/27/92, 3H
- Legislature likely to retain law for one year, 2/5/93,
1B
- Legislature votes fail on 1-year retention, 2/6/93,
1B
- Madison County schools get liability insurance, 9/11/92,
5B
- School districts are uncertain on insurance, 9/25/92,
3B
- Senate votes to end practice, 3/11/93, 3B
- Senate waffling on issue, 3/12/93, 3B; 3/13/93, 1B;
3/14/93, 1B
- Senator Miller says bill capping awards may fail,
1/22/93, 1B
- Shooting victim Keith Pruett talks to trial lawyers
association, 8/22/93, 3B
- Sovereign immunity of cities, counties harms citizens,
3/12/90, 1A
- SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY
- STATE HIGH COURT RULING OKs LAWSUITS, 9/2/92, 1A;
9/3/92, 1B
- Sovereign immunity
- State Supreme Court ruling further weakens statute,
2/26/93, 1B; 3/12/93, 3B
- SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY
- STATE'S IMMUNITY ENDS; CITIZENS MAY NOW SUE GOVERNMENT,
10/1/93, 1A
- Sovereign immunity SEE ALSO Suing state and local governemnt
- Sovereignty Commission
- ACLU may sue to prevent editing of files, 12/31/90,
1A
- Activists file suit to keep records closed but open
to them, 8/24/89, 1B
- AG Moore asks that some files remain closed, 10/7/93,
2B
- Agency operated like FBI, former director said, 3/5/89,
1A
- Archives and History's opening of files---funds lacking,
9/11/94, 6B
- Attorney General won't appeal decision to open records,
7/29/89, 1A
- Case still in limbo, 10/17/88, 1B
- Civil rights veterans request deleting of names in
files, 3/7/90, 1B
- Court rules files should be opened but names concealed,
9/15/90, 1A
- Editor Percy Green was paid operative, 7/30/89, 1A
- FBI gave little attention to, 10/20/88, 1D
- FBI investigates leaks to 'Clarion Ledger', 10/21/89,
1B
- Files could help convict Beckwith, lawyer says, 9/21/93,
1A
- Files leaked from Dixon Pyles' ofice, 9/23/93, 1A
- SOVEREIGNTY COMMISSION
- FILES ORDERED OPENED BY JUDGE BARBOUR, 6/1/94, 1A
- FILES REVEAL AGENCY'S SPY TACTICS (MISSISSIPPI'S SECRET
PAST), 1/28/90, 1A+
- Sovereignty Commission
- Files show Eastland, Stennis stalled Head Start grants,
8/6/89, 14A
- Files: Judge Barbour considers opening files, 9/22/93,
1A
- Files: Sid Salter is subpoenaed, 9/23/93, 3B; 9/24/93,
1A
- Former Director: Agency operated like FBI, 3/5/89,
1A
- History, 7/28/89, 6A
- Its spies infiltrated black political organizations,
8/6/89, 1A
- Judge says keep records sealed or withhold names of
targets, 7/13/90, 1A
- Judge says open files, ruling appealed, 7/28/89, 1A,
6A
- Judge seals all copies of documents, 3/4/89, 1A
- Judge will decide whether files can be edited after
opening, 7/12/90, 3B
- King and Kirksey debate opening of records, 9/22/89,
1B
- Kirksey says crooks and spies ran agency, 8/2/89,
1B
- Kirksey: Judge should step down, 10/12/88, 1B
- SOVEREIGNTY COMMISSION
- LAWYERS TRY TO BALANCE DISCLOSURE AND RIGHT OF PRIVACY,
10/12/92, 1A
- Sovereignty Commission
- Legislator files bill to open records, 11/2/89, 1A
- Official says Department of Archives and History should
edit, 7/14/90, 1A
- Only one file destroyed in 1960's ex-director says,
8/1/89, 1A
- Opening records could bring lawsuits, 7/30/89, 1B
- Opening secret files could mean rewriting history
books, 8/6/89, 14A
- Papers slowly losing secrecy, 3/5/89, 1A
- Records show Clyde Kennard was framed in 1958, 9/9/91,
1A, 5A; 9/10/91, 1A
- Relatives of slain activists ask that records be opened,
4/28/90, 1B
- Relatives request for opening of files turned down,
5/17/90, 3B
- Sealing its records only hurts Mississippi, 7/30/89,
1B
- Senate approves funding to Archives to handle rcords,
2/16/94, 3B
- Spy stole records, according to sealed documents,
3/3/89, 1A
- State Archives prepares for opening of files
- Requests funding, 9/17/93, 1A
- State attempts to cancel September 20th meeting, 9/11/93,
1A
- Supplied standard speech promoting segregation, 10/23/89,
1A
- Tougaloo threatened in '64, records show, 3/26/89,
1A
- Trampled Bill of Rights, 9/24/89, 3H
- Was prepared to destroy records, 7/29/89, 1A
- Was R.L. Bolden, a Mike Parker aide, a spy for the
Commission?, 9/18/94, 3G
- Withdrawal of ACLU suit could speed opening of files,
2/12/91, 1A
- Soviet Union
- Coup aftermath: US should keep its hands in its pockets
(Cochran), 9/8/91, 2G
- Coup against Gorbachev affects local stock market
investors, 8/20/91, 5B, 7B
- Coup against Gorbachev imperils state contracts, 8/20/91,
6B
- Coup could wreck cooperative deal with American General
Aircraft, 8/21/91, 5B
- Jackson students visit, 5/7/89, 1F; 7/21/89, 2B
- Jackson tourists, 7/26/87, 1F
- Jacksonians visit, 9/6/87, 1F
- Marshall Bennett: its need for food could be boon
to state agriculture, 11/8/91, 8B
- Mississippi high schoolers in People to People program,
7/10/90, 5B
- Mississippi IBC delegation checks out competition,
7/19/89, 1D
- Mississippi products besides poultry may have market,
11/17/91, 2C; 11/21/91, 3B
- Mississippi university students help renovate church,
9/23/90, 2B
- Mississippi writers to visit, 9/6/87, 3B
- Touring Soviet writers welcomed at Ole Miss, 4/28/90,
1B
- Vicksburg priest David Hester witnessed coup in St.
Petersburg, 8/26/91, 1A
- Visitors from USSR tour Vicksburg, Natchez, 8/14/88,
1B
- Writer Kay Sloan, Mississippi native, was in Moscow
at time of coup, 8/28/91, 1D
- Writers will be welcomed at Ole Miss, 4/2/8/90, 1B
- Soviet Union SEE ALSO Commonwealth of Independent States
- Soviet Union SEE ALSO Russia
- Soybeans
- Crop for 1990 will be smaller, 8/12/90, 1G
- Crop of 1993 better than expected, 10/31/93, 3C
- Glycim computer program
- Yields up 29%, 10/1/94, 6B
- Heavy rain in state cuts yield, 7/1/86, 8B
- House bill would raise funds for soybean research,
1/27/89, 7B
- Mississippi
- Farmers fear import deluge, 9/29/85, 1I
- Spring planting statistics, 4/19/87, 1G
- Mississippi farmers support tariffs on European imports,
11/6/92, 6B
- New variety named for Edgar Hartwig, state's 'Mr.
Soybean, 4/7/91, 4G
- October freeze adds to troubles of farmers, 10/20/89,
6B
- Producers hard hit by rain, 8/16/89, 6B
- Spaceport
- May be in future for Gulf Coast area, 12/2/90, 1B
- Spain
- Influence in Mississippi history, 2/8/87, 1B
- Train to rugged shore of Northwestern Spain, 8/27/89,
1F
- Spain, Christi
- Brandon woman pleads guilty to stabbing grandmother,
8/18/90, 1B
- Spanish language
- Being taught extensively in Hattiesburg grade schools,
8/24/90, 4B
- Spanish moss
- Louisiana trying to salvage this symbol of the South,
12/9/90, 8B
- Spann Elementary School
- Child opens fire on campus with BB gun, 9/8/90, 1B
- Mock election to Mabus, 5/23/87, 1B
- Mock politicking, 5/22/87, 1B
- Spann, Aaron
- Diabetic's brutality suit against Jackson Police Department,
12/13/93, 1B
- Spann, Charles
- Named Regional Big Brother of the Year, 6/28/94, 1D
- Spann, Demond Lamont SEE Rape---USM---Dorm...
- Spann, George
- Claims shotgun slaying of Glenda Buckley an accident,
8/5/92, 3B
- Spann, Otis
- Memories of him by wife Lucille Spann, 10/19/89, 3E
- Spann, Otis SEE ALSO Otis Spann Festival
- Spann, Rev. Silas, 10/18/86, 1C
- Spann, Silas
- Minister of Greater Fairview M.B. Church, 6/23/90,
1D
- Sparks, Smith
- Directs Bureau of School Support, D of E, 9/8/92,
4B
- Spas
- On Florida's Gold Coast, 4/16/89, 1F
- Spayde, David
- Furniture maker, 1/31/86, 8B
- Speak Out
- Radio call-in show for teenagers on WHJT-FM, Clinton,
6/27/92, 1D
- Speaker of the Mississippi House
- Speakes, Larry
- Defends "Speaking Out," 5/12/88,1B
- Excerpt from book on Reagan, 6/5/88, 1H
- Mississippi roots, 12/14/86, 1B
- Profile, 4/20/86, 1B
- Reputation sullied by book, 4/3/88, 1H
- Resigns to join Merrill Lynch, 12/5/86, 1A
- Speaks at Mississippi Association of Broadcasters,
6/12/88, 5B
- Tells all in book on White House days, 3/30/88, 1A
- Speaking SEE Public speaking
- Special Committee on Ethics SEE Legislature, 1993
- Special districts
- Senate OKs bill allowing counties to form cooperative
districts, 2/2/89, 1B
- Special education
- Bay Springs teacher Michael McInnis, 3/24/92, 4B
- Kinsey says disproportionate number of students are
black, 5/10/94, 5B; 8/5/93, 2B
- New policy integrates regular and special education
students, 6/19/93, 1B
- Special People Understanding Disabilities, 7/10/93,
4B
- Testing and accredation policy deter special ed students,
10/9/93, 1B
- Special legislative sessions SEE Mississippi Legislature,
(year)
- Special Olympics SEE Mississippi Special Olympics
- Special People Understanding Disabilities
- Special education group, 7/10/93, 4B
- Special sessions (Legislature) SEE Mississippi Legislature,
(year)
- Speciality food industry, Mississippi
- Finding a niche
- Food and Fiber Center, MSU helps, 9/12/93, 3C
- State's sauce industry hot, 11/19/93, 5B
- Spectrum Gaming of Mississippi
- SEE Riverboat gambling, Tunica County
- Speeches SEE Public speaking
- Speed (drug) SEE Crystal methamphetamine
- Speed limit
- Mississippi
- Drivers still speeding, 8/16/86, 1A
- Federal funding in jeopardy unless citizens slow
down, 8/20/92, 1A
- Grand jury urges hiring of private company to
stop speeders, 12/27/89, 1B
- Radar guns wanted for use by sheriffs on county
roads, 2/20/92, 1A
- State motorists exceed 65 mph limit, 4/22/87,
1A
- State OKs 65 mph limit, 4/3/87, 1A; 4/15/87, 1A
- State preparations for 65 mph limit, 3/21/87,
1A
- Trucks and Highway Patrol, 1/12/86, 1A
- Speed reading
- Course taught by Rebecca Sykes, 8/1/94, 1B
- Speed, Lake
- NASCAR race driver, 5/1/88, 1D
- Speed, Leland
- His address as outgoing Chamber of Commerce chairman,
12/6/89, 6B
- Investor, 4/18/86, 8B
- Says Eastover Group is weathering economic slump,
1/10/90, 6B
- Speeding tickets
- Bumper stickers supporting police won't get you off,
8/17/92, 1B
- Increase, 6/16/87, 1A
- Jackson traffic officers will work longer hours on
interstates, 8/31/91, 4B
- Speetjens, Cynthia
- Harris given 18 years in abduction, rape, 6/8/93,
4B
- Millsaps student abducted, raped, shot, 10/26/91,
1B; 10/28/91, 1B; 10/29/91, 1A
- Speights, Sonny
- Spell, Bill SEE Aultman, Rosemary
- Spell, Susanne
- Ex-drug addict, 4/5/87, 1A
- Spelling bee
- At Northwest Jackson Junior School, 1/19/90, 4B
- Spelling bee SEE ALSO National Spelling Bee
- Spence, Cary
- Jackson man detains 2 lurking around home, 9/11/93,
1B; 9/26/93, 1B
- Spence, Cary SEE ALSO Crime rate, Jackson---Citizen...
- Spence, Floyd
- SC Congressman in radio fund-raiser for Mike Gunn,
12/9/94, 5B
- Spencer, Eddie
- Head of Urban New Life
- Ex-con turned evangelist, 11/15/94, 1A
- Spencer, Elizabeth
- Turns her writing vision toward Mississippi, 6/7/91,
1E
- Spencer, Leslie
- Poets Restaurant owner dies from self-inflicted stabbing,
4/3/92, 5B
- Spencer, Linda
- French Camp teacher has Christian music album, 6/2/90,
1D
- Spencer, Sally
- Paintings displayed at Ford's Framing and Gallery,
10/17/93, 1F
- Spengler family
- Pioneer Jackson family holds reunion with Miazza family,
6/27/93, 1B
- Spinal cord injuries
- Jackson schools educate teens, 5/29/90, 4B
- Methodist Rehab educating young people, 1/27/93, 1D
- State's injuries triple national average, 8/2/93,
1A
- Spinks, Jack
- Alcorn football star dies at age 64, 9/30/94, 1A
- Spires, Mildred
- Arguments begin in Taylor's kidnap, slaying trial,
6/27/90, 3C
- Body found, 9/2/87, 1A; 9/3/87, 1B
- C.W. Taylor faces death penality in case, 4/15/89,
1B
- Ex-stepfather held in death, 9/4/87, 1A
- Missing person, 7/15/87, 2B; 7/18/87, 3B; 7/23/87,
2B; 7/29/87, 1B
- Taylor found guilty of her murder, 6/30/90, 1B; 7/1/90,
1B
- Taylor wants legal issues answered before June 4 trial,
4/19/90, 5B
- Trial of C.W. Taylor begins on coast, 6/26/90, 4B;
6/28/90, 2B; 6/29/90, 2B
- Youths who find body to get reward, 9/11/87, 1A
- Spiritualist
- Vicksburg
- Being sought for bilking customers, 5/24/89, 1B
- Spivey, George
- Greenwood painter's work on dispaly at Lauren Rogers
Museum, 1/2/94, 1F
- Splash Casino SEE Riverboat gambling, Tunica...
- Splendors of the Ottoman Sultans
- Riches lavishly shown in Memphis, 5/24/92, 1F
- Spock, Benjamin
- Even for Dr. Spock being a stepdad is difficult, 6/18/89,
1E
- Sporting goods manufacturers
- In Mississippi, 10/11/87, 1I
- Sports SEE Athletics
- Sports betting SEE Betting; Gambling; Lottery
- Sports Depot
- New store buys Hale & Jones inventory, 6/11/91,
6B
- Sports Hall of Fame SEE Mississippi Sports Hall of
Fame
- Spotlighting SEE Hunting
- Spousal rape, Marion County
- Columbia woman Toni Davis's ordeal helped pass bill,
5/2/93, 1A
- Spousal rape, Mississippi
- Bill heads to governor, 3/16/93, 1B
- Bill not likely to get out House committee, 3/11/93,
1B
- Bill passed by House, 3/12/93, 1B
- Bill runs into sexist opposition in Legislature, 1/28/93,
1A
- Bill would make rape of spouse a crime, 1/23/93, 1A;
2/6/93, 1B
- Debate on bill angers Columbia victim, 1/30/93, 1A
- Spouse abuse SEE Battered families
- Spouse on payroll
- Ban to be challenged, 9/18/85, 1A
- Spouse rule
- Under fire, may hurt schools, 8/10/85, 1B
- Sprague (Steamboat)
- Sprague, C. Joseph SEE United Methodist Bishops
- Spring (season)
- Catch it while you can, 3/22/90, 3F
- Spring cleaning, 4/23/89, 1E
- Spring Break
- For the strong of heart..., 2/21/91, 6E
- Spring cleaning
- Hints from experts, 3/5/93, 1E
- Spring Hill Free Will Baptist Church
- Rises from the ashes, 4/3/94, 1A; 5/16/94, 1B
- Spring pilgrimages SEE Pilgrimages
- Spring Yard and Garden Jamboree
- At Ag Museum, 4/15/93, 8E
- Springer, Harvey
- Ruleville mayor's house burned a second time, 10/6/91,
2B
- Springfield Plantation
- Mississippi's first mansion
- Weekend getaway, 8/19/93, 3E
- Springridge Rd. (Clinton)
- I-20 interchange and road widening, 5/8/90, 5B
- Making it thoroughfare would harm historic area, 4/24/89,
1B; 5/24/89, 2B
- Panel named to study north-south road, 1/23/90, 5B
- Revamped I-20 interchange opened, 9/23/92, 4B
- Springs, The
- Restaurant review, 7/12/90, 4E
- Square Books
- Oxford
- Business profile of Richard Howorth, 6/26/89,
4E
- Squirrels
- Greenville
- Citizens complain of damage to lawns, etc., 8/18/92,
3B
- Greeville
- Police kill vicious squirrels, 9/2/89, 2B
- Jackson
- Stinky adopted by Captain Bob Pete Dickson, 4/2/92,
1A
- Quitman
- Too many squirrels; shooting OK'd, 12/1/91, 2B
- St. Aloysius High School
- St. Andrew's Cathedral
- AIDS prayer service accents faith, 3/1/93, 1A
- Canon pastor Reverend Sam Boney to retire, 12/28/91,
1D
- Celebrates 150th anniversary, 11/25/89, 1E
- Offers School of Prayer, 4/25/92, 1D
- Renovation delays, 5/23/87, 1C
- To instal Dean James Edwin Bacon, 6/17/89, 1D
- St. Andrew's Episcopal School
- Art students decorate art teacher Bill Watkins' car,
6/10/93, 1D
- Children's storyteller Bill Harley appears, 10/6/93,
1D
- Computer lab included in $4.4 Million expansion, 10/4/94,
4B
- Consolidation finally happening, 3/15/94, 4B
- Designer showcase homes, 2/24/92, 1D, 5D; 2/25/94,
1E; 2/26/93, 1E
- Dr. James Bean is new headmaster on July 1, 2/2/89,
NE Focus, 1
- Kindergarten students talk about God, 11/17/93, 1D
- Tapped for Cum Laude Society, 12/10/87, 1A
- Tops state in ACT scores for non-public schools, 10/2/94,
1A
- Wildlife habitat near school grounds, 10/27/94, 1D
- St. Augustine decline, 9/9/87, 1A
- St. Columb's Episcopal Church
- Cabaret Players present 'Two by Two', 3/5/94, 1D
- Shares facility with Community Temple of God in Christ,
8/20/94, 1D
- St. Dominic Health Services
- To build tower next to hospital, 8/18/88, 1B
- St. Dominic's Hospital
- New wing dedicated, 10/13/86, 1B
- President Jim Malloy resigns; replacement sought,
3/19/91, 6B
- To purchase Doctors Hospital, 5/15/91, 6B; 6/1/91,
7B
- St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church
- St. Francis Xavier Academy
- New Orleans man wants to use it for housing for elderly,
2/23/92, 2B
- St. Francis Xavier Elementary School
- Studies its own impact on Vicksburg community, 1/21/91,
2B
- St. Francisville, Louisiana
- Escape to its antebellum treasures, 3/3/91, 1F
- St. George Anglican Church
- AG Museum facility returned to Episcopal Church, 8/27/94,
1D
- St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church
- Serves annual Lebanese meal, 2/29/92, 1D
- St. James Baptist Church
- Has anchored its local community for 83 years, 3/6/93,
1D
- St. James Episcopal Church
- New education building, 7/29/89, 1D
- St. John's Episcopal Church
- Glen Allan
- Ruins preserved by citizens' group, 1/18/93, 1B
- St. John's United Methodist Church
- St. John, Marco
- Actor living in Ocean Springs, 3/31/93, 1D
- St. Joseph High School
- Bishop decides not to sell, 12/21/87, 1A
- Catholics debate possible sale, 12/7/87, 1A
- Enrollment falling; future uncertain, 10/11/94, 1A
- Festival to show student art, 5/18/90, 4B
- Outdoor Club cleans up Bolling Street area, 10/19/94,
4B
- Seniors volunteer at nursing homes, specialized schools,
2/11/92, 4B
- Student uniform policy reinstated, 12/28/93, 1B
- St. Joseph Junior High School
- Chorus director Hugh Davis, 3/23/93, 4B; 8/22/92,
1D
- Festival to show student art, 5/18/90, 4B
- Geography classes listen to shortwave radio, 11/26/91,
4B
- St. Joseph Junior High school
- Opening set for November, 8/5/89, 5B
- St. Joseph Junior High School
- Principal Fulcher fosters creative climate, 1/26/90,
4B
- Student uniform policy reinstated, 12/28/93, 1B
- St. Luther Missionary Baptist Church
- Program for girls, 2/14/93, 3B
- St. Mark's Episcopal Church/St. Christopher's Chapel
- Black and white chruches merge, 3/14/92, 1D
- St. Mark's Villa
- Home for elderly and disabled dedicated, 4/13/91,
1D
- St. Mary of the Pines
- Chatawa
- Catholic retreat center, 4/1/89, 1C
- St. Mary's Catholic Church
- Jackson
- Free soccer camp for girls, 7/22/94, 1A
- Natchez
- Goes after inactive members, 11/4/89, 1D
- Holds conference on adult spirituality, 3/3/90,
1D
- St. Matthew's House
- Robert and Carolyn Ward
- Homeless center in Jackson, 10/10/92, 1D
- St. Matthew's United Methodist Church
- First Place (diet program), 2/23/94, 1D
- Wants to share facilities, 2/3/90, 1D
- St. Michael's Farm for Boys
- Giving trouble youth a family environment, 10/15/91,
1D
- St. Paddy's Day Regatta SEE Jackson Yacht Club
- St. Patrick's Day Parade, 1988
- 20,000 turn out, 3/20/88, 1A
- St. Patrick's Day Parade, 1989
- Held in Jackson, 3/17/87, 1C; 3/18/89, 1B
- St. Patrick's Day Parade, 1990
- Downtown turns festive during 2-hour ritual, 3/18/90,
1A
- Popularity has spread by word-of-mouth, 3/24/90, 5B
- Thalia Mara, grand marshall, 3/15/90, 3E
- St. Patrick's Day Parade, 1991
- Draws 35,000 to downtown celebration, 3/17/91, 1B
- Theme 'Irish I Had Written That' honors authors, 2/19/91,
1D
- Transforms Dublin, Mississippi, 3/18/91, 1A
- When the Saint comes marching in, 3/14/91, 3E
- St. Patrick's Day Parade, 1992
- Elvis Was Irish, 1/22/92, 1D; 2/25/92, 1D; 3/12/92,
3E; 3/19/92, 8E
- Parade-goers want more regulation, 3/23/92, 2B
- Public drinking not covered by any local ordinance,
3/21/92, 1A
- Thousands frolic to shamrock-a-billy beat, 3/22/92,
1A
- St. Patrick's Day Parade, 1993
- Activities on Gulf Coast, 3/11/93, 3E
- Fishin' for o'fun, 3/18/93, 8E
- Mother Nature co-operates, 3/21/93, 1A
- Open container law to be strictly enforced, 3/2/93,
1A; 3/20/93, 2B
- Parade marshall is Otha Turner, 3/20/93, 1B
- Parade to benefit UMC Children's Hospital, 3/2/93,
3B; 3/5/93, 8E
- Wearing green for entire week, 3/11/93, 3E
- St. Patrick's Day Parade, 1994
- Paddy preparations in Jackson, 3/10/94, 6E
- Parade proceeds go to Children's Hospital, 3/8/94,
5B
- Policeman Anthony Kaylor takes trinkets to children,
3/21/94, 1A
- Revelers paint the town green, 3/20/94, 1A
- When the Saint comes marching in, 3/17/94, 12E
- St. Patrick's Day, 1988
- Celebration in state, 3/17/88, 1F
- St. Patrick's Day, 1994
- What turns you green? Envy? Queasiness?, 3/17/94,
1D
- St. Paul Church (Lexington)
- Mother church celebrates homecoming, 7/22/89, 1D
- St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co
- Cuts malpractice rates by 23.9%, 4/22/89, 8B
- St. Paul Outreach Boys Home
- Financial problems, 1/1/89, 8B
- St. Paul Presbyterian Church
- Pastor mixes preaching/politics, 7/9/88, 1C
- St. Paul's Outreach Boys' Home
- Director threatens sit-in over grant request, 3/21/90,
5B
- St. Pe, Edward
- Meteorologist
- CEO of Jackson Teleport and National Weather Networks,
11/10/93, 6B
- New programming on his radio stations WJXN/WJNS, 9/21/90,
1E
- Operates radio weather business: Yazoo City, 9/25/88,
1E
- Yazoo City entrepreneur building communications empire,
7/21/94, 1D; 10/27/91, 1C
- St. Peter Orthodox Church
- Jackson
- Traces history of Orthodox Christianity, 10/21/89,
1D
- Madison
- Seminar on love and marriage, 5/19/90, 1D
- Sacred paintings enhance worship, 10/9/93, 1D
- St. Peter's by the Lake
- St. Peter's Cathedral
- New organ, 8/1/87, 1C
- Newly renovated cathedral blessed at Sunday service,
6/29/91, 1D
- St. Peter's-by-the-Lake Episcopal Church
- Voyage of Life program for Sunday Schoolers, 10/23/91,
1D
- St. Philip's Episcopal Church
- Offers divorce recovery workshop, 4/21/90, 1D
- St. Richard Catholic Church
- Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, 12/11/93, 1D
- Hunger banquet, 11/18/92, 1D
- Joins with Habitat for Humanity to build house, 6/14/92,
1A
- St. Richard Catholic School
- Holiday tea has continental flavor, 12/15/88, Focus,
p.1
- St. Rose de Lima Catholic Church
- Bay St. Louis
- Larger-than-life painting of Christ, 8/12/91,
2B
- St. Rose De Lima Catholic Church
- Bay St. Louis
- Multicultural congregation, 4/23/94, 1D
- St. Stephen's Community Church
- Largely gay church's donation refused by Gateway mission,
12/1/92, 1D
- St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
- New vicar Nathaniel Reid, 12/23/89, 1D
- Theological evolution, 5/28/88, 1C
- St. Therese Catholic Church
- Drug awareness program, 10/21/89, 1D
- Finally has permanent sanctuary, 1/29/94, 1D
- St. Therese Catholic School
- Offers alternative to public education, 12/26/89,
4B
- Program of recycling paper and other waste, 6/12/90,
4B
- STA-Home Home Health Agency
- Holmes County, 11/12/87, 1B
- Stabbings, Brandon
- Woman pleads guilty to stabbing grandmother, 8/18/90,
1B; 9/1/90, 1B
- Stabbings, Canton
- Argument over boy leads to stabbing on school bus,
4/7/92, 1B
- Stabbings, Crystal Springs
- Hinds Community College student slain, 6/9/90, 1A
- Stabbings, Jackson
- Angry crowd surrounds investigating police; 3 arrested,
6/22/91, 1B; 6/23/91, 2B
- At Classic Motel on I-55, 9/27/89, 5B
- Murrah student Joey Luicous killed in restroom, 8/31/91,
1A, 13A; 9/1/91, 1A
- Sunflower manager at Jackson Mall stabbed by shoplifter,
8/15/90, 5B
- Woman kills intruder who slashed her and boyfriend,
8/12/90, 1B
- Stabbings, Kosciusko
- Man stabs his wife and daughter, 3/10/90, 1B
- Stabbings, Laurel
- Women involved in stabbings, shootings at VFW post,
8/20/90, 4B
- Stabbings, Pearl
- Jackson lawyer stabbed in Burger King, 7/18/90, 5B;
7/21/90, 1B; 12/15/89, 3B
- Mack granted new trial, 9/5/90, 1B
- Mack pleads guilty, is put on probation, 9/20/90,
1B
- Mack requests retrial in stabbing of Jackson lawyer,
9/1/90, 5B
- Retrial of Mack in Burger King assault begins, 9/19/90,
5B
- Stabbings, Pelahatchie
- Girl, 15, dies from wound, 8/6/90, 1B
- Stack (interstate construction) SEE I-55
- Stack Island SEE Mississippi River---Stack Island...
- Stacks, James Benny
- DeSoto County man pleads guilty to cross-burning,
9/28/93, 1A
- Stadium Commission
- Works for success of Memorial Stadium
- Inside State Government, 1/28/91, 1B
- Staffney, Anthony
- Held on outstanding drug charge after kidnapping girlfriend,
7/11/91, 5B
- Stafford Springs
- Mineral water, 5/25/87, 1B
- Stafford, Dick
- PSC economist fired after questioning Mississippi
Power Co. figure, 10/12/90, 1B
- Stafford, Howard
- Pontotoc mayor has go-forward manner, 4/23/90, 1B
- Stahel, Thomas
- Jesuit priest, editor of 'America', Greenwood native,
11/3/90, 1C
- Stained glass
- Hobbyist Gloria Schoenholtz of Starkville, 1/2/92,
2B
- Jackson churches, 12/25/85, 1F
- MUW professor studying state's windows, 12/17/89,
4B
- Stalking bill SEE Sexual harassment
- Stallings, Gene
- Alabama football coach aids local traffic accident
victims, 12/29/90, 1B
- Stallings, James
- Gasoline sniffer burned to death by mother Tina Ward,
9/24/92, 1A; 9/25/92, 1A
- Mother gets life sentence in his death, 8/7/93, 1B
- Mother Tina Ward indicted, 3/11/93, 3B
- Stallworth, Bill
- Update on former Biloxi councilman, 4/25/94, 3B
- Stallworth, Sharon
- Clarion-Ledger environmental reporter reassigned,
5/21/93, 1B
- Stallworth, Virginia
- State chair of NOW hosts state-wide women's rights
conference, 4/17/91, 1D
- Stalnaker, Margaret
- Ex-stockbroker arrested for embezzlement, 1/9/92,
4B
- Stamped leather
- Stampin', Stompin' Blues Festival
- Hazlehurst: Robert Johnson honored, 9/15/94, 10E;
9/18/94, 1B
- Stamps SEE Postage stamps
- Standard Life Building
- Passes test of time, 9/7/86, 1B
- Standard Life Insurance
- Commissioner Dale says he was surprised at firings,
9/14/89, 6B
- Employees again face transfers and job cuts, 7/7/89,
1A; 7/27/89, 6B
- Ex-executives file lawsuit, 6/26/87, 1A; 7/4/87, 8B
- Executives fired, 11/20/86, 1A
- Executives lawsuit trial, 9/5/89, 1B; 9/6/89, 7B;
9/7/89, 6B; 9/12/89, 7B
- Fate of Standard Life building?, 1/13/90, 1A
- Fires 12 employees, 12/12/86, 8B
- Firing of executives decided over weekend, 9/20/89,
6B
- Former employee
- Former executives, 6/7/87, 1G
- Judge refuses to dismiss suit against, 9/19/89, 8B
- Jury awards ex-executives back pay, 9/23/89, 1B
- Leaving state, lays of 22 personnel, 1/13/90, 1A
- Looks for firm to buy, 12/19/87, 4B
- Mitte spoke of shakeup before buyout, 9/15/89, 8B
- Mitte's firings at other firms cannot be evidence,
9/16/89, 6B
- New Jersey company to buy, 8/22/86, 1A
- Officials lose bid for retirement pay
- One year after ownership change, 11/22/87, 1H
- Owner answers charges, 11/23/86, 1A
- Owner says he never promised job guarantee, 9/21/89,
6B
- Roy Mitte, 11/30/86, 1H
- Standard Management Corp SEE Dixie National Corp
- Standard time SEE Daylight savings time
- Standardized tests SEE ALSO Achievement tests
- Standardized tests SEE ALSO ACT
- Standardized tests SEE ALSO Stanford Achievement Test
- Standardized tests, Jackson
- Canada predicts improved scores, 8/17/93, 1B
- Standardized tests, Mississippi
- 4 new batteries of tests planned, 8/20/94, 3B
- Changes: performance-based method urged, 4/26/93,
1A, 7A
- New tests rely less on multiple choice, 5/11/94, 1A
- Pressure can turn teachers into cheaters, 5/4/93,
1A
- Riverside Integrated Assessment Program, 8/16/94,
1A; 10/3/94, 1A
- State education leaders re-evaluate merits, 11/16/91,
1B
- State pupils scores improve in grades 3,5,8 and 11,
6/3/91, 1A
- State will switch tests to combat cheating, 5/22/93,
1A
- Statewide exams: do they measure up?, 4/7-8/91, 1A+
- Tests locked away from students -- and teachers, 4/7/91,
1A
- Thompson calls for less testing, 5/17/91, 1A; 5/18/91,
3B
- Too many not making the grade, 11/21/92, 1A, 13A
- Use of calculators forbidden, 6/20/94, 1A
- Standoff SEE Police standoff
- Stanford Achievement Test
- 4-graders improve in 6 of 9 categories, 6/7/94, 1A
- High scores win Wal-Mart shopping spree for Jackson
students, 9/18/93, 1A
- Hinds, Rankin, Madison counties' results, 6/12/94,
1A, 18A
- Jackson scores below state's, 7/25/93, 1A
- Mabus brags on state students' high SAT scores, 9/5/91,
1B
- Newest scores show girls narrowing gap
- State scores improving, 8/25/94, 5A
- Raines Elementary teacher fired; she breached test
security, 4/23/93, 1A
- School district accreditation hinges on scores, 6/12/94,
18A
- Stanford Achievement Test SEE ALSO ACT
- Stanford Achievement Test SEE ALSO Standardized tests
- Stansbury, Ronald
- Greenville man cited in car theft, police chase, 7/14/94,
3B
- Stanton Industries
- To sell Pontotoc County plants, 7/16/94, 6B
- Stanton, Kenneth R.
- FBI arrests him on 11 child molestation charges, 11/1/90,
1A
- Jackson sixth-grader John Corcoran led FBI to Stanton,
11/8/90, 1A
- Man sought in sex case on FBI list, 10/24/90, 2B
- Stapleton, Michelle
- Photographer is police department's 'Citizen of the
Year', 7/27/91, 5B
- Star Baptist Church
- Members to rebuild burned church, 2/16/94, 4B
- Star Grocery & Market
- Woman sues over meat purchase, 7/23/92, 2B
- Star Store, The
- Burglars break in, steal cards, 7/27/90, 1A
- STAR students
- Brian McFarland of Florence top winner, 4/14/94, 1A,
12A
- Choose teachers for recognition, 4/18/86, 1B
- Christine Martin of Long Beach, 4/14/89, 1B
- Clinton student tops "All Star" roll, 4//9/88, 1B
- College and career plans, 6/7/87, 1A
- List of 1991 honorees, 4/11/91, 1B
- List of 1992 winners, 4/14/92, 4B
- Many 1992 winners will leave state, 4/9/92, 1B
- Marcus Ueultschey of Forest Hill High School, 4/11/91,
1B
- MEC honor's state's best; Commiskey is ALL-STAR, 5/12/93,
1a
- Mississippi
- Feel good about state, 6/12/88, 1A,16A,17A
- Mississippi Economic Council honors, 4/10/87, 3B
- Star Trek
- Mississippi fan club, 3/6/93, 1D; 12/6/91, 1F
- Sci-fi classic and descendants part of American mythology,
5/3/94, 1D
- Star, Mississippi
- Fire protection costs cut 15%, 1/4/94, 4B
- Stark (Ship)
- Arrives in Pascagoula, 11/8/87, 1A
- To be repaired at Ingalls, 7/24/87, 1A
- Starkville
- Institute for Technology Development will operate
high tech center, 7/26/88, 7B
- Starkville High School
- Arts program nationally honored, 3/2/93, 4B
- Band has award winning record, 10/22/91, 4B
- Intensive program lessens dropout rate, 6/5/90, 4B
- Starkville Manor Nursing Home
- Birthday celebration: same 100 years thru 2 sets of
eyes, 3/14/90, 1D
- Starkville Police Departemnt
- Kellum lawsuit over assault by couple, 9/25/92, 3B
- Starkville Police Department
- Maxey sues for reinstatement, 4/22/93, 3B; 4/30/93,
3B; 6/15/93, 4B
- Starkville Public Schools
- Former official David Buckley must repay $10,406,
8/28/90, 1B
- Groups students by grades, not zones, 3/20/90, 4B
- MSU will help local schools, 11/12/94, 3B
- NAACP will boycott over school problems, 8/24/89,
1B
- To study complaints of discrimination, 8/24/89, 1B
- Starkville, Mississippi
- Good place to come home to
- Why I Live Where I Live, 8/19/91, 1D
- Leaders looking at long-range needs, 1/4/93, 3B
- NAACP will picket over school problems, 7/24/89, 6B
- Security barrier at Brookville Gardens subdivision,
1/7/94, 3B
- To study complaints of discrimination in schools,
8/24/89, 1B
- Town in shock over attacks on 2 elderly women, 9/5/90,
2B
- Starmann, Richard
- Speaks at Ole Miss, 3/20/86, 8B
- Starnes, Mike SEE M.S. Carriers
- Starodubzev, Vitaly SEE Illegal aliens (2 sailors)
- Stars Over Amory
- Amory, Mississippi, 10/1/94, 1B
- START
- Jackson-based agency provides equipment for disabled,
1/13/92, 1A
- Start to Finish
- Bryant Galleries show
- Sketches and photographs accompany final product,
3/13/94, 1F
- Starvation
- Oxford
- Bessie Clayton charged in daughter's starvation
death, 1/24/89, 1A
- Investigation continues in child starvation death,
1/21/89, 1A
- State Advisory Committee to the U.S. Comm. on Civil
Rights
- Revitalization, 2/17/89, 1B
- State agencies
- Department cooperation for developmentally disable
children, 2/10/94, 2B
- Fearing additional budget cuts, 3/25/91, 3B
- Increases in rents around Capitol causes concern,
7/11/90, 2B
- Law requiring audit at closure of agencies, 3/28/91,
2B
- MEC says governor should have appointment power over
4 agencies, 11/19/93, 1B
- No bid system, 4/26/87, 1A+
- Performance audits to save $50M, Patterson says, 4/30/94,
1B; 12/7/94, 1A
- Study: $400,000 saved by mergers?, 2/1/88, 1B
- Tax cut would harm agencies, black legislators say,
12/21/94, 2B
- State aircraft
- Agencies show off 2 new state airplanes, 5/12/89,
3B
- Auditor uses state plane to fly to fish fry, 6/10/90,
1A
- Auditor: officials should disclose purpose of trips
on state plane, 6/9/90, 1A
- Child's trip for liver tests cost $2285, 3/29/92,
5B
- Fiscal officer wants disclosure on use of state plane,
9/18/90, 1B
- Johnson and Dye took state plane to all-male cookout
in Laurel, 6/12/90, 1B
- Legislators question lobbyists' use of state planes,
1/14/90, 1H
- Mabus grounds state planes to save money, 12/7/90,
1A
- State airplane to be reactivated by Fordice, 3/16/92,
1A, 5A; 12/27/91, 1A
- State airplanes grounded until economy revives, 7/22/91,
3B
- Unused state planes symbolic of state's image, 1/27/91,
1H
- Use of state-owned airplanes, 12/20/87, 1A
- State airplane SEE State aircraft
- State automobiles SEE Automobiles
- State Board of Health SEE Board of Health
- State Board of Medical Examiners
- How to protect patients from AIDS-infected doctors,
4/17/92, 1A
- State Board of Medical Licensure
- Bradshaw named head, 12/31/93, 1B
- Director Frank Morgan to retire, 11/20/93, 1B
- State bond scheme
- Ex-bond director Michael Howell arrested, 12/12/91,
1A
- Fourth man arrested: Eric Hopkins, 2/21/92, 2B
- Other arrests: Amos Henderson and William Long, 2/19/92,
1B; 2/20/92, 1B
- State broadens investigation, 2/17/92, 1A
- State bonds (Fordice controversy) SEE Line-item vetoes
- State Commission on Marine Resources
- 7-member commission, 8/25/94, 1A
- State employees
- $1600 pay hike, 2/11/93, 3B; 2/13/93, 1A; 3/24/93,
1A; 3/25/93, 1B; 3/26/93, 1A
- $1600 raise---Fordice signs bill, 3/28/93, 1A
- About 100 state workers demand pay raises, 3/1/89,
1A
- At rally told to get rid of legislators who allow
layoffs, 2/22/91, 1B
- Bill would raise pay 3.5%, 3/2/88, 1A
- Brace for 24% rise in health insurance, 1/7/92, 1A;
1/8/92, 1B; 1/9/92, 1A
- Canada and Briggs aide Bill Renick paid with private
funds, 1/19/92, 4B
- Committee OKs pay raise, 1/5/90, 1A; 1/19/90, 1B
- Deserve pay raises (analysis), 8/20/89, 1H
- Fordice's eliminating 581 positions only saved $78,000,
5/7/93, 1A, 9A
- Furloughs ordered as cost-cutting measure, 3/12/92,
1A
- Health care premiums to rise, 6/3/91, 1A
- Hiring freeze may be eliminated, Fordice aide says,
2/3/92, 1A
- House and Senate OK pay increase of $125, 3/23/90,
1A; 3/29/90, 1B
- House OKs $29.8 Million raise, 3/19/88, 3B
- Layoffs unlikely, budget leaders say, 4/3/91, 1A
- Legislative compromise would give $100 a month raise,
3/22/90, 1A
- Legislators angered over agencies granting pay raises,
12/4/90, 1B
- Legislators debate delay in raise and hiring freeze,
3/20/90, 1B; 3/21/90, 1A
- Mabus and Tim Ford seek pay raises, 8/29/89, 1B
- Mabus backs pay hike, 7/28/89, 1B
- Mabus calls for hiring freeze on state jobs, 11/27/90,
1A; 11/29/90, 2B
- Mabus recommends $45Million pay raise, 1/8/90, 1B;
11/16/89, 1A
- Mabus vetoes pay raise for top officials, 4/11/90,
1B
- Many will surpass bosses in pay, 8/1/90, 2B
- March to Capitol protesting low pay, 2/14/90, 2B
- Mississippi Alliance of State Employees seeks raise,
9/29/89, 1B
- Neighboring states forbid private pay for public officials,
1/19/92, 1A, 4B
- New law allows retirement with full benefits after
25 years, 4/11/91, 6B
- Often lacking in reading and math skills, 9/16/90,
1G
- Panel adds to raises, 3/10/88, 3B
- Pay hike goes into effect, 7/1/93, 1A
- Pay hike postponed until 1990, 2/16/89, 3B
- Pay raise, 3/12/87, 1A
- Pay raise needed to avoid food stamps, 1/13/90, 1B;
1/17/90, 1B
- Pay raise: 1994 Legislative action, 3/24/94, 1B; 3/25/94,
1A
- Protection and security, 5/24/87, 1A
- Protesting employees told by Fordice that cuts will
stay, 3/26/92, 1A
- Rally for new labor union, 6/18/89, 3B
- Retirement benefit package, 2/17/89, 3B
- Say proposed pay increase not enough, 1/10/90, 1A;
1/23/90, 2B
- Senate approves bill capping salaries at $75,600,
3/18/92, 3B
- Senate backs raises, rejects agenda, 3/4/88, 1B
- Senate oks $53 Million retirement package, 2/18/89,
1A
- Threat of layoffs dampens cheer of pay raises, 10/1/90,
1B
- Union keeps wary eye on possible layoffs, 12/21/90,
3B
- Use President's Day to rally for pay increase, 2/22/94,
1B
- Withholdings to finance retirement seen as paycut,
2/26/91, 1B
- State Fair, 1986
- Amusements, food, 10/8/86, 1F; 10//9/86, 1C
- Attendance record, 10/13/86, 1A
- State Fair, 1988
- 129th fair opens with blast, 10/6/88, 1A
- Attendance record set, 10/17/88, 1A
- Brooks ensures vendors get fair deal, 10/10/88, 1A
- State Fair, 1989
- Fiddling, lying, banjo picking contests, 10/8/89,
1B
- Food at the Fair, 10/9/89, 1B
- Hats and leather goods for sale on midway, 10/15/89,
1B
- It's showtime on the fairgrounds, 10/1/89, 1E (includes
schedule); 10/4/89, 1B
- Magnolia Fine Arts Competition, 10/8/89, 1F
- On the midway, 10/9/88, 1E
- Posters given as prizes offend parents, 10/13/89,
1B
- Shootings in 3 incidents injure 7, 10/8/89, 1A; 10/9/89,
1A; 10/10/89, 2B
- State Fair, 1990
- 2000-pound bull gets loose on midway, 10/5/90, 1B
- City of Jackson to jingle with Fair cash flow, 10/3/90,
1B
- Crisco American Pie Celebration, 10/6/90, 1B
- Environmental exhibits at fair's educational building,
10/5/90, 4B
- Lawyer drops lawsuit challenging fair's midway games,
10/9/90, 3B
- STATE FAIR, 1990
- SCHEDULE OF EVENTS, 1990, 10/3/90, 1D; 10/4/90, 8E
- State Fair, 1990
- Vendor Bob Williams' fake tatoos, 10/5/90, 1B
- State Fair, 1991
- Amy Grant sings, 10/3/91, 8E
- Clogging competition, 10/13/91, 1B
- Family tradition for many, 10/12/91, 1B
- For-free attractions, 10/2/91, 1A
- Four couples pledge wedding vows at Fair, 10/11/91,
1A
- Had few problems this year, 10/15/91, 1B
- Log rolling event very popular, 10/7/91, 1B
- Mornings belong to elementary school students, 10/5/91,
1B
- Probation officer finds parole violator working at
fair, 10/31/91, 4B
- Rating the rides, 10/4/91, 1B
- Rowlett children grow up on the road, 10/8/91, 1D
- Showcases inventions by Rankin County students, 10/8/91,
4B
- Tatoo Bear and human bullet new for '91, 10/3/91,
1A
- Weight guessing a popular attraction, 10/14/91, 1A
- State Fair, 1992
- Attendance put at 600,000+, 10/19/92, 1A
- Bungee jumping, other new thrills, 10/7/92, 1A
- City asks county to split security costs, 9/30/92,
4B
- DeAnna Hooper and Joe Diffie perform, 10/15/92, 6E,
7E
- Dippin' Dots stand, 10/15/92, 1A
- Fair worker charged in Kroger robbery, 10/16/92, 4B
- Good sense will make for a good time, 10/15/92, 2B
- Jackson Academy students have physics lesson, 10/17/92,
4B
- Jackson police to take over security, 9/18/92, 4B;
9/23/92, 4B
- Making sorghum is sweet chore, 10/9/92, 1B
- Map and schedule of events, 10/8/92, 8E
- Mooney's Taffy, 10/16/92, 1B
- MSU castrated bull Wild Willie appears, 10/11/92,
1B
- Photo vendor held on sex charge, 10/17/92, 4B
- Rating the rides, 10/10/92, 1A
- Stennis Space Center exhibit, 10/13/92, 1D
- Super Slide very popular, 10/14/92, 1D
- Weedhopper ultralight aircraft on display, 10/12/92,
1D
- State Fair, 1993
- Bobo the Clown dunking booth, 10/8/93, 1E
- Combination of food and rides could make you ill,
10/9/93, 1B
- Cool weather fails to keep fans away, 10/11/93, 1A
- Fair closes; cleanup begins, 10/18/93, 1A
- Free, newly-baked biscuits a tradition, 10/16/93,
1B
- Gospel music schedule, 10/9/93, 1D
- Guides help blind enjoy Fair, 10/14/93, 1B
- Jaycees volunteer at admission booths and parking
- Keep procedes, 10/17/93, 3B
- Kicks off with discount fun, 10/5/93, 1B; 10/6/93,
1D
- Map and schedule of events, 10/7/93, 8E-9E
- Pig racing, 10/12/93, 1D
- Police much in evidence, 10/7/93, 1A
- Rating the rides, 10/8/93, 1B, 3B
- Teenagers find fun without spending much money, 10/10/93,
6B
- Vince Gill and Patty Loveless in finale, 10/14/93,
3E
- WJNT's Rush (Limbaugh) Room, 10/12/93, 1B
- State Fair, 1994
- 4-H swine shomanship, 10/11/94, 1B
- Back-to-back rainy days make attendance drop, 10/15/94,
1B
- Cheerleading competition, 10/16/94, 1B
- Day-by-day schedule, with map, 10/6/94, 12E-13E
- Daytime visitors see a different fair, 10/7/94,
1B
- Dreary Sunday doesn't keep fairgoers away, 10/10/94,
1A
- Gifted pupils inspect Fair's access for disabled,
10/12/94, 1B
- Hinds Sheriff's deputies and JPD cooperate on safety,
10/9/94, 4B
- Mounted patrol keeps vigil, 10/14/94, 1B
- Opening day schedule, 10/5/94, 1D
- Rating the rides, 10/9/94, 1B
- Senior America Day, 10/13/94, 1B
- Thousands jam midway on last day, 10/17/94, 1A
- What's to eat, 10/13/94, 12E
- Youth livestock shows, 10/8/94, 1B
- State Farm Insurance
- To refund $3 million to Mississippi policyholders,
9/18/93, 1A
- State Farm Insurance, Mississippi
- Not writing new policies on Gulf Coast, 8/25/93, 4B
- To change some auto rates, 2/18/88, 8B
- To hike car insurance rates, 6/4/91, 6B
- State Fashion
- Event is fair game for food, fun hunters, 10/5/89,
1A (complete schedule 3F)
- State flag SEE Flags, Mississippi
- State flag SEE Mississippi state flag
- State government
- $11M spent on cellular telephones, pagers, radios,
etc., 5/1/94, 1B
- 770 displaced workers would get help finding jobs,
12/14/88, 1A
- Agency wish lists await '89 legislators, 1B; 1/1/89
- Day-long retreat by agency heads at Roosevelt State
Park, 10/9/94, 4B
- Fordice calls for major downsizing and cut in state
income tax, 9/23/93, 1B
- Line of succession, 5/2/89, 1A
- Mabus discusses proposals with Commission, 9/29/88,
1B
- Mabus pitches reorganization to senators, 12/2/88,
1B
- Mabus reveals plan to trim 700 state jobs, 10/29/88,
1A
- Mabus talks with workers on restructuring, 8/3/88,
1A
- Mabus to soft-sell state reorganization plan, 11/27/88,
1J
- Mississippi
- Chart of Executive Branch, 1//3/88, 19A
- Mississippi's goverment spending of tax dollars, 2/19/89,
1H
- Overhaul has not improved state services, study shows,
2/16/91, 1B
- Overhaul of state government hasn't improved services,
2/16/91, 1B
- Panel not required to follow study's advice, 9/10/88,
3B
- Panel suggests major changes, 7/27/88, 1A
- Panel to submit initial proposals, 7/26/88, 1B
- Panels picked to study reorganization, 9/3/88, 1B
- Proposal makes few waves on Coast, 8/3/88, 2B
- Public mixed on reorganization, 8/2/88, 1A
- Referendum amendment arguments to air today, 10/22/90,
1B
- Reorganization, 4/12/87, 1A
- Reorganization and streamlining begins with new fiscal
year, 6/29/89, 1B
- Reorganization panel has no suggestions, 12/16/88,
3B
- Restructuring panel behind schedule, 7/19/88, 3B
- Senate Commission OKs school funding, consolidation
plans, 12/14/88, 1A
- Study becoming hot seller, 7/28/88, 1B
- Who's in charge when others are out of state?, 5/2/89,
1A
- With stagnant revenues, agencies doing more with less,
12/31/91, 1A
- State Health Plan SEE Health care, Mississippi
- State Historical Museum SEE Old Capitol Museum
- State income tax SEE Income tax, Mississippi
- State Line Elementary School SEE Schools---Greene County
- State Mutual Insurance
- Receives OK to raise rates, 6/3/86, 1A
- State Mutual Savings & Loan
- Black owned financial inst., 7/14/85, 1G
- State of Diversity series SEE Economy---Mississippi
- State of the City SEE Ditto, Kane
- State of the State address, 1987
- Address by Governor, 1/11/87, 1A
- Text, 1/15/87, 3B
- State of the State address, 1989
- Lawmakers give cool reception to Mabus' proposals,
1/4/89, 1A
- Mabus urges government reorganization, 1/4/89, 1A
- Text of speech, 1/4/89, 4A
- State of the State address, 1991
- Lawmakers pin hopes on speech, 1/21/91, 2B
- Mabus calls for better cooperation with Legislature,
1/23/91, 1A
- State of the State address, 1992
- Citizens: Fordice should focus on education, economy,
1/26/92, 1B
- Fordice says budget process needs retooling, 1/28/92,
1A
- Fordice talk will concentrate on state finances, 1/27/92,
1A
- State of the State address, 1993
- Fordice makes vow of unity, 1/13/93, 1A
- State parks
- Calendar, 1/18/87, 1A
- Drought blamed for low 1988 attendance, 1/3/89; 3B
- Golf courses, other improvements, 3/7/94, 1B; 8/27/95,
4B
- Guide to water recreation, 6/10/93, 8E
- Hit by budget cuts, 8/17/87, 1B
- Renovation measures, golf courses bill before Legislature,
2/19/93, 3B; 2/20/93, 1B
- This corner column, 5/17/87, 1H
- State planes SEE Airplanes
- State port SEE Port Authority
- State prisoners in county jails SEE Jails, Mississippi
- State prisoners in county jails SEE Prisoners, Mississippi
- State Security Life
- Claims fight continues, 9/24/85, 8B
- Mississippi Insurance Association may have to pay
claims, 1/24/86,1A
- Policy holders closer to collecting, 10/18/86, 1A
- Policyholders may file claims against, 2/17/89, 8B
- Unpaid claims can't be recovered, 4/29/88, 8B
- State Street
- Thrives in transition, 7/27/85, 8B
- State Tax Commission
- Lewd behavior in restaurants, bars, 7/23/87, 1A
- State Troopers SEE Highway Patrol
- State wildflower SEE Wildflowers
- State workers SEE State employees
- Statewide Automated Accounting System
- Problems and delays with state checks, 9/15/89, 1A
- Statewide Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect SEE
Conference on...
- Statewide Health Coordinating Council, 11/20/87,
3B
- Stations of the Cross
- Paintings at Madison Antiques Market, 9/5/92, 1D
- Statre parks
- Mississiinancial problems, 4/27/86, 1A
- Statue of Liberty
- Mississippians remember (Bariceu), 7/4/86, 1A
- Statute of limitations
- Mississippi
- Controversy, 12/17/84, 1A
- Steadham, Lydia
- Steadman, Larry
- Bryan Foods trucker wins national title, 9/30/91,
1D
- Steak and Ale
- Restaurant feeds homeless at Gateway Rescue Mission,
11/21/94, 1A
- Restaurant review, 1/4/90, 4E; 3/15/87, 1F
- Steak Escape
- Restaurant Review, 7/2/92, 4E
- Steak Shack
- Restaurant review, 1/24/88, 1F
- Restaurant review, 1/24/88, 1F
- Steak-out
- Restaurant review, 9/9/93, 4E
- Stealth bomber SEE Columbus Air Force Base
- Steam engine train, 3/16/87, 1A
- Steamboat race
- Low water may slow pace, 6/30/88, 1B
- Steckler, Jon
- 2 MSU students slain, 12/12/92, 1A; 12/18/92, 1B;
12/19/92, 1A
- Billboard offers reward for information on killers,
5/7/93, 1B
- DNA tests clear suspects in murder, 2/13/93, 1A
- Girlfriend aided suspect Manning, sheriff says, 7/10/93,
1B
- His death was by shooting, coroner says, 12/27/92,
1B
- Man Willie Manning held in his slaying, 5/21/93, 1A,
1B; 5/22/93, 1A; 6/25/93, 3B
- Manning hearing is delayed, 7/7/93, 2B
- Memorial set to remember slain student, 11/6/94, 1B
- MSU student slain, 12/12/92, 1A, 1B; 12/14/92, 1A;
12/15/92, 3B; 12/17/92, 2B
- Oktibbeha County sheriff following new leads, 3/13/93,
5B
- Starkville man starts fund to uncover suspects in
slaying, 12/24/92, 3B; 12/31/92, 1B
- Steel Magnolia
- New lunch-time route, 9/11/93, 5B
- Restaurants on its downtown route, 9/23/93, 4E
- Subsidies keep money-losing trolly on track, 11/30/93,
1B
- Steel Magnolia (trolley) SEE ALSO Trollies, Jackson
- Steel Magnolias
- A hit at New Stage, 5/10/89, 1D
- Steele, Dan
- WSLI radio personality dies, 10/27/89, 5B; 10/28/89,
2B
- Steele, Shelby SEE Civil rights
- Steele, Tremayne
- Drowning victim, 4/28/87, 1A
- Steeles, The
- Southern gospel group from Magee, 7/30/94, 1D
- Steelman, Lawrence
- Indy's Inc. restaurants
- Business profile, 10/16/89, 4E
- Steenhuis, Lee
- Nashville photographer's exhibit at Creative Spirit
Gallery, 4/28/91, 1F
- Steers SEE Cattle
- Stegall, Bobby Dean, 2/19/87, 1A
- Pontotoc County Supervisor, 3/13/87, 1A
- Stegall, Earl
- Disbarred Gulfport lawyer faces embezzlement charge,
2/27/94, 2B; 5/23/93, 5B
- Stein Mart Inc
- Store with Mississippi roots finds niche, 2/13/94,
1C
- To offer public stock sale, 3/14/92, 5B
- Will move into old Service Merchandise building, 4/13/94,
5B
- Stencil craft
- Stenger, Gene SEE Peattitudes coloring book
- Stennett, J.C.
- Stennis Center for Public Service
- Dedicated in Starkville, 8/6/89, 1B
- Study: too few women wield power in state, 2/26/92,
2B
- Stennis Institute of Government
- Wiseman and Borsig named administrators, 8/9/92, 3B
- Stennis Space Center
- Academic, technology training through state's community
colleges, 4/24/92, 3B
- Astro camps for students, 6/1/90, 4B
- Bush's 1993 budget would cut funding, 1/30/92, 1A
- Businesses should try NASA knowledge, 5/11/88, 8B
- Chief plays role in launch, 9/27/88, 1A
- Chubb says defense cuts acceptable if done carefully,
3/9/93, 3B
- Citizens for Healthy Environment files suit, 6/11/91,
2B
- Coast group opposes space-shuttle rocket testing,
12/19/90, 3B; 12/21/90, 1B
- Director Hlass promoted to NASA post in Washington,
11/23/88, 3B
- Discovery crew visited center, 10/27/88, 1B
- Environmental concern about exhaust unfounded, study
says, 2/17/92, 3B
- Environmentalists concerned about rocket exhaust,
8/22/90, 1B; 9/1/91, 2B
- Explosion kills 1 worker, 10/21/88, 1A
- Going after new business as mission changes, 7/18/94,
1B
- Hancock supervisors want some land returned to county,
12/7/94, 2B
- Its role in moonwalk, 7/17/89, 1A
- Judge allows construction of controversial test site,
6/26/91, 3B
- Julie Mabus supports NSTL day care, 3/13/88, 3B
- Lott to lobby for rocket program, 6/4/88, 3B
- Low Vision Enhancement System, 7/14/92, 1B
- Marine scientists study plants in Mississippi River,
1/1/90, 1B
- Mississippi and Louisiana share $70M construction
contract, 2/3/91, 6B
- MSU researcher R.Esher says NASA trying to evict him,
5/26/91, 3B; 6/6/91, 2B
- Named to honor Senator Stennis, 3/23/88, 1A
- NASA space photography will help improve ultrasound
procedures, 8/19/94, 1A
- NASA workers in Mississippi, 1/28/88, 1A; 3/10/86,
1A
- New rocket technology for lower-cost launches, 8/27/94,
1A, 15A
- No problem found with aborted Endeavour engine, 11/10/94,
1A
- Oceanographic office command goes to Martinek, 3/24/89,
3B
- Offers program for preschoolers, kindergarteners,
10/12/90, 4B
- PBS series 'New Explorers' focuses on facility, 5/23/91,
1D
- Pumps $419.9Million into local economies, 5/11/94,
2B
- Ready to go 2 yrs after Challenger, 1/28/88, 1A
- Residents fear environmental risks from rocket tests,
9/18/89, 2B
- Rocket-motor test site construction begins, 6/27/91,
1B
- Save Our Wetlands sues to stop rocket fuel tests,
5/29/9O, 1B; 6/26/91, 3B
- Service workers on strike, 5/8/90, 6B; 5/12/90, 6B
- Shuttle engine fired 1,000th time, 2/28/88, 3B
- State seeks school at Stennis Center, 6/30/88, 1A
- Stennis credited with getting Center, 8/4/88, 1B
- Studied for rocket plant site, 4/21/88,3B
- Supercomputer to aid weather forecasts, 3/10/91, 2B
- To get new rocket contracts, 3/12/88, 3B
- To work on more powerful rockets, 6/21/89, 5B
- Victims ID'd; few details given, 10/22/88, 1B
- Yellow Creek & Center to make booster, 7/27/88,
1A
- Stennis, James
- Gets POW Medal, 7/7/88, 1B
- Stennis, John
- 1,100 pay tribute at dinner, 6/24/88, 1A
- 40th year in Senate, 11/5/87, 2B; 11/6/87, 2B
- 60th year in public office, 1/23/88, 3B
- Aide says he never threatened Commerce Dept. over
ITD funding, 7/28/89, 3B
- Aircraft carrier to carry name, 12/15/87, 1A
- As president pro tempore of Senate, 2/20/87, 3B
- Assumes post at his alma mater MSU, 1/5/89, 1A
- Dinner for years of service, 12/9/87, 2B
- Elected president pro tempore, 11/20/86, 1B; 11/21/86,
1A
- Endorses Dowdy for Senate, 10/26/88, 1A
- Expected to seek 7th term, 5/3/87, 3B
- Farewell tribute sponsored by the Mississippi Society,
12/10/88, 1A
- Final day in Senate, 10/22/88, 1B
- Getting used to amputation, 12/1/84, 1A; 12/3/84,
1A
- His retirement has staff members job hunting, 12/11/88,
1H
- In line for appropriations, 11/6/86, 1A
- Plans quiet 91st birthday at St. Catherine's Village,
7/13/92, 1B
- Prostate surgery, 10/21/87, 1A; 10/22/87, 1B; 10/23/87,
1A
- Reflects on 41 yrs in Senate, 10/23/88, 1B
- Retirement nears, 10/23/88,1B
- Says stay true to values, 8/21/88, 1B
- Sculptured bust unveiled, a gift of grateful Pearl
Countians, 8/24/90, 1A
- Senate honors, 1/7/87, 1A
- Senate president pro tempore, 1/6/87, 1B
- Space lab may be named for, 3/23/88, 1A
- Still enjoys job after 5 terms, 5/18/86, 1B
- The Gentleman from Mississippi, Special Section I
- To retire, 10/20/87, 1A+
- Tribute to benefit Mississippi State University, 5/17/88,
3B
- Votes against Robert Bork, 10/24/87, 1A
- Washington director of Institute of Government, 6/12/88,
1H
- Washington: "A legend," 6/23/88, 1B
- Stephens, Billy
- Gulfport shrimper wins $20 Million in Arizona lottery,
3/28/90, 1A
- Stephens, Henry E SEE McCown, Brian
- Stephens, Lynette Hawkins
- Promotes new gospel album in Jackson, 3/2/91, 1D
- Stereo equipment SEE Sound systems
- Sterling Drug
- Gulfport
- Makes Milk of Magnesia, 5/8/88, 1G
- Sterling, Thad and Norma SEE Cable television---McComb
- Sterling, Wayne
- Mississippi native appointed South Carolina economic
chief, 10/27/88, 8B
- Steroids, 7/12/87, 1D
- Ex-Gold's Gym manager Thomas Moore of Gulfport arrested,
2/21/92, 3B
- Steroids speed ultimate finish, 3/12/89, 1C
- Texas weight lifter arrested in Vicksburg, 7/7/90,
4B; 8/22/89, 5B
- Stevens, J.W.
- Hinds County undersheriff resigns, citing stress,
3/29/91, 1B
- Stevens, Jack
- New Stage general manager resigns, 5/6/87, 1D
- Stevens, Robert
- World War I veteran, 11/11/93, 15A
- Stevens, Rose Budd
- Stevens, Stuart
- Jackson-born novelist's 'Scorched Earth', 12/11/94,
3F; 12/25/94, 3G (Minor column)
- Stevens, Thurman A
- New evidence wins retrial in coast bank robbery, 9/4/94,
3B
- Stevens, Vera
- Chaperone position to be eliminated, 8/8/86, 1D
- Stevens, W.F.
- Richton
- Selling downtown stores in family for 90 years,
8/2/90, 1B
- Stevenson, Joey
- Jeff Davis County man dies in aircraft accident, 6/21/94,
3B
- Steverson, Nathaniel
- JPD detective's father is kidnapped, 3/3/95, 3B; 11/22/94,
1B
- Steverson, Stephen
- JPD patrolman arrested after disturbance at medical
clinic, 10/22/94, 5B
- Stewart II, Sherwood
- UPS driver charged in money-order forgeries, 8/26/94,
1B
- Stewart, Courtney SEE Maid of Cotton
- Stewart, Ed
- Parchman staff physician's yo-yo appointment, 8/8/94,
1A
- Stewart, Kawaina
- Domestic dispute: her car jumps I-220 bridge
- Critically injured, 10/2/94, 1A
- Stewart, Lusia Harris
- Inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame, 5/12/92, 1A
- Stewart, Martha
- In Jackson for opening of The Everyday Gardener, 2/9/92,
1F
- Stewart, Pearl
- Jackson native to edit Oakland Tribune, 11/6/92, 7B
- Stewart, Rod
- Has concert in Coliseum, 6/29/89, 3E
- Local bagpipers will add Scottish flavor to concert,
6/30/89, 1E
- Stewart, Sarah
- Jackson native successful furniture painter in London,
9/19/90, 1D
- Stewart, Tommie
- Gives the third degree, 2/10/88, 1C
- Stewart, Tonea
- Mississippi actress on 'In the Heat of the Night',
10/28/92, 1D
- Stewart, Tonea "Tommie"
- Jackson actress, 12/20/88, 1C
- Jackson actress moves to Alabama, 7/20/90, 1E
- Stewart, William SEE Department of Environmental Quality
- Stewart, Zack
- Facing federal investigation, 7/9/89, 3H
- Stewpot Soup Kitchen SEE Community Stewpot
- Stierle, Edward
- Former IBC Dancer dies of AIDS, 3/12/91, 1D
- Stigler, Robert Donald
- Delta drug kingpin gets 25 years on 11 drug counts,
1/14/89, 1B
- Still (whiskey) SEE Moonshine
- Still, Charles
- Baptist minister believes in a 'merry heart', 7/20/91,
1D
- Still, William
- Daughter gives slide show of his work, 10/14/86, 1C
- Wins ASCAP's Taylor Award, 12/31/87, 1E
- Stock brokers
- Battle of the brokers, 1/13/92, 4B; 7/8/91, 4B; 10/14/91,
4B
- Battle of the Brokers competition, 1/7/91, 4B; 4/8/91,
4B
- Before you pick stocks, pick a stockbroker, 6/18/90,
1E
- Canadian fugitive arrested in Southhaven, 11/11/87,
1A; 11/14/87, 1A
- Discount vs. full-service brokers, 6/17/91, 4B
- Jackson, 1/25/87, 1G
- Black Monday II
- Howard Graham's day, 10/17/89, 6B
- Seeking new investors, 6/7/85, 8B
- Want crash behind them, 10/16/88, 1A
- Mississippi
- Business as usual after Black Monday II, 10/18/89,
6B
- Holding their own since 1987 crash, 3/15/90, 6B
- Today's broker is lean and mean, 12/31/89, 1G
- Stock market
- Black Monday anniversary, 10/18/92, 2C
- Bull market, 1/25/87, 1G
- Dean Witter adviser sees 5000 Dow, 8/9/89, 6B
- Dow drops 190 points, echoes '87
- Local reaction, 10/14/89, 10/15/89, 1A; 10/17/89,
6A
- Gloom, not panic, drives down Dow and local companies,
9/25/90, 6B
- Jackson-area brokers expect no quick rally in Clinton
presidency, 2/17/93, 5B
- Local investors remain bearish, broker says, 8/10/89,
6B
- Plunge: just taking a breather?, 4/1/94, 6B; 4/4/94,
1A
- Scars of Black Monday remain, investors say, 10/14/90,
1G
- Sudden plunge; local reaction, 11/16/91, 6B; 11/17/91,
1A; 11/19/91, 6B; 11/20/91, 5B
- Stock Market Game
- Forest Hill and Pillow Academy lead state challenge,
4/14/91, 4C
- Richton, Cruger-Tchula in lead, 4/21/91, 4C
- Stockett, Robert
- Jackson developer
- To clean up debris, 5/15/87, 1B
- Sued over song rights, 10/8/85, 1A
- Stockholder meetings
- Why so dull?, 4/20/92, 4B
- Stockings
- Stocks SEE ALSO Investors
- Stocks SEE ALSO Penny stocks
- Stocks, Jackson
- Guide to reading financial tables, 2/6/89, 1E
- Stocks, John
- Indicted in Hattiesburg, 11/1/85, 1A
- Stocks, Mississippi
- 1987 gains, losses, 1/10/88, 8G
- Bill would give state control of unclaimed stock holdings,
3/12/91, 3B
- Casino stocks dive, 6/10/93, 5B
- Casino stocks take off, 5/9/93, 1C
- Companies weather year of nervousness, 10/16/88, 1F
- Crash sent investors to safer ground, 10/16/88, 1F
- Dollar cost averaging takes stress out of investing,
2/18/91, 7B
- Experts bullish on state stocks, 1/2/94, 1C
- Local securities, 8/17/87, 4B
- Make an excellent Christmas gift for young people,
11/28/93, 1C
- Mississippi issues feel price fallout, 10/17/89, 6B
- Mississippi portfolio update, 7/18/93, 1C
- Most have recouped 1987 losses, 10/21/89, 6B
- Performances, 9/14/87, 4B
- Regional quotations, 10/26/86, 1G
- State-based companies see 20.5% jump in stocks,
7/7/91, 1C
- State-based issues fell average of 24.4% in 1990,
1/3/91, 6B
- Wall Street panic, 10/20/87, 8B; 10/21/87, 8B; 10/22/87,
8B; 11/2/87, 4B
- Stockton, Truitt
- Corinth motel owner's lawsuit over local tourism funding,
5/21/94, 3B
- Stockyard Steaks
- Restaurant review, 4/8/93, 4E
- Stoddard, Alexandra
- Speaker at Symphony League's spring luncheon, 4/3/90,
1D
- Stokes, Clyda
- MUW President to have 1st meeting with state Colege
Board, 2/15/89, 3B
- Will begin job at MUW April 4, 2/16/89, 1B
- Stokes, Donivar Jones
- Florence man hangs self over rape indictments, 8/21/93,
4B
- Stokes, Kenneth
- Blames bankruptcy on crack dealing near his rental
property (update), 4/15/91, 1B
- Charges Walker firing a 'racist act', 11/1/91, 1A
- Cited for housing code violations on rental property,
5/16/90, 1A; 5/17/90, 1B
- City Councilman files Chapter 7 bankruptcy, 11/24/90,
1A
- City councilman undergoes tests in hospital, 8/7/93,
4B
- Councilman accuses police of 'double standard' in
crack problem, 5/24/90, 1B
- Councilman proposes tax hike of 2 mills for property
owners, 8/22/90, 1A
- Councilman wants pay phones altered to thwart drug
dealers, 8/9/91, 4B
- Facing disorderly conduct charge by Dorothy Benford,
11/4/92, 3B; 12/19/92, 5B
- His dilapidated housing to be sold, 6/23/90, 1B
- His holiday signs on utility poles are illegal, 1/2/91,
1B
- Jackson city councilman won't run for mayor, 2/14/92,
4B
- Plan to buy back guns from Jackson teenagers, 3/30/93,
1A; 3/31/93, 4B
- Registering many voters for Super Tuesday, 2/1/92,
4B
- Tells Jackson police to fight crime, not schedule
changes, 3/30/91, 5B
- Wants state to properly maintain its property in Jackson,
7/17/90, 5B
- Stokes, Louis
- Sees positive things happening in Ward 3 neighborhood,
4/30/92, 4B
- Stolen goods SEE Burglary
- Stolen vehicles SEE Automobiles---Theft
- Stolle Co
- Sunflower plastics plant closes; new tenant sought,
5/22/93, 6B
- Stone County Chancery Clerk
- Supervisors illegally assume duties, lawsuit says,
2/20/93, 2B
- Stone County Hospital
- Facility reopens, 6/27/94, 3B
- Voters say 'yes' to reopening, 5/19/93, 7A
- Stone County Public Schools
- Timber lands fund school improvements, 1/19/90, 4B
- Stone, Doug
- Appears with Alabama and Ricky Van Shelton at Coliseum,
10/10/91, 7E
- Stone, Joe, 1/17/87, 1A; 2/1/87, 1B; 2/7/87, 1A;
2/8/87, 1B; 2/12/87, 1B; 2/18/87, 1A; 2/25/87, 1B; 3/7/87,
1A; 3/27/87, 1B; 4/19/87, 1B
- Gave false affidavits & invoices, 9/25/87, 1A
- Hinds County Chancellor to hear suit, 5/9/87, 1A
- Judge OKs media access to statements, 9/11/87, 3B
- Judge to study motions on removal, 9/3/87, 1B; 9/4/87,
1B
- Lawsuit against, 3/17/87, 1B
- Max Brasher case, 2/21/87, 1A
- Mississippi
- Wildlife Federation, 4/8/87, 3B
- Placed on leave, 9/26/87, 1A
- Qualifications doubted by Pittman, 10/12/87, 1B
- Removal sought, 8/16/87, 1B
- Sportsmen support, 2/28/87, 2B
- Wildlife Commission made pact to hire, 8/25/87, 1A
- Wildlife Federation wants speedy review, 4/24/87,
1B
- Wildlife group seeks contempt charge, 8/29/87, 1B
- Stonecipher, Thomas
- Faces life term for rape of teenage girl, 1/30/92,
4B; 2/1/92, 4B
- Stonewall Jackson Motor Lodge
- Couple's calls go unanswered; man in next room killed,
10/15/93, 1A
- Stonewall, Mississippi
- Town gets garment factory, it's first industry in
122 years, 9/2/90, 1G
- Stoplights, Dekalb
- Town loses only light, 1/11/94, 3B
- Stoplights, Jackson
- Device gives fire trucks control over lights, 9/11/93,
3B
- Stoplights, Pelahatchie
- Town fights removal of its only traffic light, 7/31/92,
1A; 9/5/92, 1B
- Stoplights, Vicksburg
- Businessman offers to buy light where his truck caused
fatality, 8/22/91, 3B
- Storage business
- Store closings
- Store windows
- Strive to arouse customers' imaginations, 6/14/89,
1C
- Stored vehicles SEE Towed vehicles
- Stores
- Dressing rooms: some designed to drive you out, 11/3/94,
1D
- Jackson
- Dillard's, Gayfers, McRae's--big three retailers,
11/19/89, 1G
- Retail glut?, 2/1/87, 1I
- Method to madness in store design, 1/28/90, 1G
- Midweek closing, 4/1/87, 1D
- Small-town clothing stores closing down
- Benoist's in Natchez and others, 12/24/94, 1A
- Storm water rule
- EPA regulations force businesses to alter strategies,
9/3/92, 5B
- New EPA practice at industrial sites discussed at
hearings, 5/23/92, 8B
- Storms SEE Weather
- Storytelling
- Bob Evans stories raise spirits & hair, 10/30/88,
1B
- Old Capitol Museum
- Nell Shivers, 9/12/86, 1D
- Rural pastime in Mississippi, 6/29/86, 1E
- Tennessee's National Storytelling Festival, 9/22/91,
1F
- Tulsa businessman Clifton Taulbert at Smith Robertson
Museum, 12/14/89, 1D
- Stott, John
- London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, 3/7/87,
1C
- Stovall, Alexander
- Jackson 14-year-old charged with murder, 6/27/90,
5B; 6/28/90, 5B
- Stovall, Chet
- Greenville newsman and 23 others charged after drug
raid, 1/5/91, 4B
- Stovall, Jerry SEE Lamar Life Insurance Co
- Stowe, Richard
- Clinton artist's works at Creative Spirit Studio,
2/17/91, 1F
- Creates poster for Sky Parade, 1994, 8/29/94, 1D
- Stowers, Rodney
- MSU football player dies of rare condition, 10/4/91,
1A; 10/6/91, 1A; 10/7/91, 1A
- Stracener, Charles
- Clark charged with capital murder, 5/20/93, 4B
- Wife says burglary caused him to die of heart attack,
5/11/93, 2B; 5/12/93, 1B
- Strachan, Tony SEE Welty, Eudora
- STRAFE operation SEE Jackson Police Department---Operation
STRAFE...
- Strahan, Karl
- Arraigned for kidnapping, 8/6/86, 1A; 8/7/86, 1A
- Charged with rape, 8/8/86, 1A
- Pleads innocent in abduction, 8/27/86, 1B
- Police look for evidence, 8/5/86, 1A
- Strait, George
- Eager fans line up for tickets to January concert,
12/17/90, 1B
- In show in Jackson with Lorrie Morgan, 1/17/91, 6E
- Stratmann, Dirk SEE Turtles (Yellow Blotched Sawback)
- Strawberry Cafe
- Madison
- Restaurant review, 7/31/88, 1F
- Restaurant review, 12/30/93, 4E
- Street House
- Clinton
- Bought by city for $80,000; sold to lawyer for
$550, 3/22/91, 4B
- Street paving
- Jackson
- 60 residential streets to be repaved, 12/5/92,
4B
- City and county give $3.6Million for repaving,
10/3/90, 1B
- City gets $837,800 from supervisors, 6/29/92,
3B; 12/2/86, 1B
- City paving project could begin in June, 5/31/91,
4B
- City unveils 50-mile, 157-street repaving plan,
4/9/92, 1B; 4/15/92, 5B
- Clash over costs, 6/8/88,2B
- Facelifts scheduled for 100 streets (includes
list), 4/5/91, 1A
- Hinds County supervisors offer Jackson $250,000,
7/31/90, 1B; 8/7/90, 5B
- Mississippi
- Some cities use bond funds, 5/15/87,1B
- Street paving SEE ALSO Roads and streets
- Street signs
- Florence officials site dangers if signs stolen, 4/13/93,
3B
- Rankin County to crack down on thefts, 1/12/93, 5B
- Street sweeping
- City Council approves $154,000+ contract, 5/12/92,
2B; 5/13/92, 4B
- Street, James
- Calvary Baptist minister, a military chaplain, 1/12/91,
1D
- New minister at Calvary Baptist Church, Jackson, 3/11/89,
1C
- Wrote of early years in Mississippi, 3/13/88, 3F
- Streetcar system
- Downtown Jackson, 2/13/87, 2B; 12/3/89, 1B
- Streets SEE Roads and streets
- Stress
- Catholic priests hold convocation on stress in priesthood,
10/18/90, 2B
- Converts to Christianity face stress, counselors say,
7/13/91, 1D
- Judith Valerie teaches how to cope, 9/20/89, 1D
- Plastic packing wrap Pop Therapy, 2/20/90, 1D
- Taking tension in hand (stress release devices), 6/4/90,
1D
- UMC given $59,000 grant to study stress, 11/25/90,
6B
- Streuding, Fred
- WWII Dutch flyer, a Clinton resident receives medal,
9/18/94, 3B
- Strickland, Johnny
- Columbus man admits killing Hortense Ford, 4/2/92,
3B; 4/4/92, 2B
- Strickland, Neil
- Massage therapist, 5/3/93, 1D
- Strickland, Virgil SEE Biloxi Public Schools
- Stringer Attendance Center
- Aerospace program for grades 4-12, 5/5/92, 4B
- Course in aerospace studies, 12/3/91, 4B
- Military Appreciation Day, 5/4/93, 4B
- Teacher Mark Rice's aerospace education program, 8/18/92,
4B
- Stringer, Charles Lavell
- Fugitive answered jury summons before arrest, 11/25/88,
3B
- His suit against Jackson police is thrown out, 2/1/91,
5B
- Stringer, Cindy
- Natchez screenwriter to produce movie with her daughter,
8/4/92, 1D
- Stringer, E.J.
- Columbus dental surgeon, 3/18/88, 1D
- Stringer, Harold SEE Board of Pharmacy
- Stringer, J.K. SEE Personnel Board
- Stringer, James
- Court pulls murderer off death row; now may get parole,
6/30/94, 4B
- Dies of heart disease, 7/16/94, 5B
- Executions in state on hold pending his appeal, 5/14/91,
1B
- Judge denies appeal of death sentence, 11/24/87, 3B
- Jury selection, 5/26/87, 3B
- Life sentence, 5/30/87, 3B
- New trial to fix penalty, 9/4/86, 1B
- Sentence to be reviewed: vague jury instructions in
1987 trial, 3/10/92, 1B
- Stringer, Jimmy
- Named deputy MHP director as director of unformed
division, 1/31/94, 2B
- Stringer, Jimmy Michael
- Charges dropped in Parchman slaying: no witnesses,
2/27/91, 5B
- Stringer, Mary Evelyn
- MUW professor studying stained glass windows, 12/17/89,
4B
- Stringer, Mississippi
- State athletic prominence glues tiny community together,
3/21/93, 1E
- Strip mining
- Hinds Supervisors seek to end
- Madison County Supervisors grant exemptions on Robinson
Springs Road, 5/14/94, 4B
- Mississippi
- Law allows to continue, 3/11/86, 1B
- Ruins scenic Clinton area, 4/13/86, 1B
- Strobel, James
- Ex-MUW head finalist for presidency of East Central
Oklahoma, 5/9/89, 4B
- Named president of Erskine College in South Carolina,
2/24/90, 5B
- Stromas, Emmett
- 90-year prison sentence on drug charge is upheld,
4/30/93, 3B
- Strong, Donald
- Detention center inmate beaten to death by cellmate
Jason Fields, 10/11/94, 1A
- Stroud, David
- Murderers plea bargained: Taylor son's starts 'Outraged'
campaign, 10/1/93, 1B
- Tchula teenager charged with killing of Percy Taylor,
4/29/92, 2B
- Struck, Nolan SEE Blues
- Stuart, Jack
- Morton raconteur, 6/30/85, 1B
- Stuart, Marty
- In concert in Jackson and Biloxi, 4/18/91, 6E
- Philadelphia, Mississippi hillbilly rocker to be at
state fair, 8/30/90, 7E
- Stuart, Marty SEE Broiler Festival
- Stubblefield, Al
- Discrimination suit: not hired as police chief because
he is white?, 6/17/93, 4B
- Stubbs Home SEE Jimmy Stubbs Home
- Stubbs, Hugh Jack, 1/3/87, 1B
- County administrator, 12/9/86, 1B
- Hired as Rankin County systems planner, 4/27/88, 1A
- Philosophical about firing, 1/7/88, 3B
- Raise questioned, 11/10/87, 1B
- Rankin County likely to offer job, 2/21/90, 1A; 4/21/88,
1A
- Resigns Rankin County post, 7/3/90, 1A
- Salary disagreement, 10/7/86, 1B
- To be Hinds County Administrator, 11/4/86, 1B
- Stubbs, Jimmy SEE Hostages---Magee
- Stubbs, Terrell
- 4th Congressional District candidate, 2/3/88, 1B
- Stuckey, Latasha SEE Bryant, Giles
- Stuckey, Mary
- Ole Miss professor writes books on U.S.Presidency,
9/7/93, 1D
- Student Council Leadership Conference
- At Jones County Junior College, 7/27/90, 4B
- Student councils
- State students attend national convention, 6/29/90,
4B
- Student loans
- 3 ex-JSU students face fraud charges, 6/4/93, 4B
- Default problem: 14 state schools' eligibility threatened,
8/25/93, 2B
- Default rate at trade schools scrutinized, 6/8/92,
1B
- Defaulters get amnesty plan, 4/23/90, 1A
- Defaults cost various state schools financial aid,
8/1/92, 2B
- Educator claims collection efforts hurt black schools,
2/4/90, 4B
- Illegal alien Ogbuwa Kalu pleads guilty to fraud,
11/6/90, 5B
- Jackson man pleads guilty to loan fraud, 5/3/89, 3B
- New Higher Education Act payments would be based on
income, 7/27/92, 4B
- New rules on defaults imperil 5 colleges in state,
6/2/89, 1A
- Shirley Little School of Cosmetology cited for bad
loans, 7/18/91, 5A
- Student Space Station
- 33 state students chosen, 5/25/93, 1B
- Astrokids and 'inner space' mission, 7/21/88, 1B
- Astrokids blast off, 7/20/88, 1B
- Athena 'voyage' of 96 hours, 8/7/94, 3B; 8/11/92,
1A
- Gets crew for first three missions, 6/19/89, 1A; 7/20/89,
3B
- Gives students lessons in confidence, 7/22/91, 1B
- Jackson teenager Jonathan Phillips participating,
4/19/91, 4B
- Mission 88-A, 7/9/88, 1B; 7/10/88, 1A+; 7/11/88, 1A;
7/12/88, 1B; 7/15/88, 1A
- Mission 90-A, 7/22/90, 1B
- So near, yet mission seems so far, 7/18/91, 2B
- Students prepare for mission (pictorial), 6/24/89,
1A
- Tethered crew does project research, 7/22/93, 1B
- Student-loan fraud
- Jackson carpenter sentenced in fraud, 12/9/89, 5B
- Student/Parent Mock Election... SEE Presidential election,
1992
- Students SEE ALSO School supplies
- Students SEE ALSO Chinese students
- Students, Canton
- Schools' image-building program for black male students,
1/19/91, 5B
- Students, Jackson
- Billboards featuring top students, 10/13/92, 4B
- Brightest 10 from each school honored at City Hall,
4/3/92, 5B
- Candyce Baldridge loves 'figuring out things', 12/22/89,
4B
- Counting days until summer vacation, 5/23/89, 1C
- Dress codes, 10/3/89, 4B
- Expelled students may be permitted to return earlier,
4/21/92, 1B
- Growth of misbehavior dismays teachers, 10/27/92,
1A
- High school students tested on Americana knowledge,
1B; 1/9/89
- Lanier High School's Breakfast Club helps kids learn,
1/10/89; 4B
- Learn firsthand about newspapering, 8/1/89, 5B
- Locker searches viewed as useful, controversial, 9/26/89,
4B
- Low-income students will not be charged for supplies,
8/30/89, 2B
- More-skilled students at Lake Elementary tutor classmates,
6/3/89, 1B
- National survey finds local girls fear math, science,
1/10/91, 2B
- Older workers going back to school, 8/2/89, 1D; 8/6/89,
1G
- Picture IDs to be issued to all students and employees,
11/26/91, 1A; 11/27/91, 4B
- Protest extra school days, 5/26/89, 1A
- Protesting longer school year gain support by adults,
5/31/89, 1A
- School Board affirms student code of conduct, 8/15/90,
1B
- Schools will work more with suspended students, 9/2/91,
1A
- Senior 'skip day' eliminated, 5/1/89, 1B
- Spreading low-cholesterol message nationwide, 7/11/89,
1A
- Test scores drop after they attend middle schools,
6/12/92, 1B
- Ticket prices slashed for performing arts events,
11/2/89, 1D
- Top seniors recognized, 4/5/87, 4B
- Students, Jackson area
- Clarion-Ledger picks the 20 top students, 5/12/93,
1A, 6A-7A
- Students, Jackson State University
- Live in motel because of dorm overcrowding, 9/9/89,
1B
- Students, Kosciusko
- Honor students given prizes, coupons, 2/2/90, 4B
- Students, Mississ,ppi
- College freshmen: friendly advice on campus life,
8/23/91, 1E
- Students, Mississippi
- 20 students to visit Russia, 4/24/88, 1B
- 25% of college freshmen need remedial instruction,
7/15/91, 1A
- Attorney General cautions judges to watch for fake
guardianships, 8/23/89, 1A
- College freshmen face hard transition, 9/21/89, 1D
- College sophomores may face academic competency test,
7/26/89, 4B
- College students make their own decisions about faith,
10/3/92, 1D
- Counseling needed for 'school refusal', 12/22/89,
4B
- Duke University and USM honor state's top junior high
schoolers, 6/5/90, 3B
- From kindergarten to high school August is stressful
month, 8/16/92, 1E
- Health problems, common diseases of college students,
11/5/91, 1D
- Legislators urged to oppose aid to private students,
2/22/89, 4B
- Moving can hurt pupil in classroom, 4/16/91, 4B
- NAACP: Students ignoring college prepatory courses,
1A11/18/88,
- New academic year economic boost to college towns,
8/23/92, 1C
- Paddling, 5/7/87,1B
- Reading is below national average, 7/14/93, 1A
- Reading, writing skills improve over decade, 1/10/90,
1A
- Residency in white majority districts must be proved,
7/21/89, 1A; 7/22/89, 1A
- Residency rules boosting enrollment at white academies,
8/12/90, 1A
- Residency verification plan implemented in Fall, 3/16/90,
1A; 7/23/90, 4B
- State lags in students taking advancement placement
classes, 12/12/89, 1B
- State students to make study of "space seeds," 2/27/89,
1A
- State's smartest 7th-graders honored at USM, 6/6/93,
3B
- State's students said to need health education, 7/27/89,
1B
- Study shows 61% sexually active by age 15, 8/22/90,
1A
- Test scores go up for 3rd straight year, 8/19/88,
1A
- Top student chooses University of Mississippi, 3/21/87,
1A
- Uniforms gain wide favor due in part to cost, 10/3/89,
4B
- Young students burn out, 6/26/88, 1A
- Students, Moselle
- Gladys Carter is natioanl winner in RIF program, 3/20/90,
4B
- Students, Pearl
- Injured student's father angered by son's treatment,
8/30/89, 1B
- Students, Sturgis
- Special education student sews his own clothes, 10/27/89,
4B
- Students, Tunica County
- Get free health care through Children's Health Fund,
1/12/93, 3B
- Students, United States
- Governors say nations's students are poorly prepared,
8/1/90, 1A
- Students, Weir
- Student Sherry Vaughn wins Disney World honor, 9/1/89,
4B
- Studio, The
- Art party for adults, 6/18/92, 1D
- Study hall
- Bane or boon?, 11/1/94, 4B
- Old time stalwart in schools falls by the wayside,
9/4/90, 4B
- Stuffee
- Giant doll teaches children how their internal organs
function, 10/13/94, 1D
- Stump, Kevin SEE UMC---Organ procurement...
- Stun guns
- Sheriff plans to use them at State Fair, 9/6/90, 5B
- Sturdivant, Bill
- Ridgeland man's hobby of building model ships becomes
profitable, 4/30/91, 1B
- Sturdivant, Mike
- 3 blacks endorse, 7/24/87, 1A; 7/29/87, 3B
- Announces for governor, 5/20/87, 1A
- Backs Mabus as governor, 9/12/87, 1B
- Campaign, 1987, 7/21/87, 1A
- Considers governorship, 3/1/87, 3I
- Conversation with the candidates, 7/7/87, 1B
- Financing needs study, 10/28/87, 1A
- Highest in gifts and spending, 7/29/87, 1A
- Mocks Mabus television spot, 6/4/87, 1B
- State must sell itself, 12/28/86, 1H
- Vows to keep universities open, 8/20/87, 1A
- Sturdivant, Ryan SEE Diabetes
- Sturdivant, Ygondine, 8/23/87, 1C
- Sturgeon (fish) SEE Tenn/Tom Waterway
- Sturgis Attendance Center
- Its students like rural setting, 5/11/93, 4B
- Sturgis, Yvette
- Jackson artist
- Show at Deposit Guaranty Plaza, 11/18/89, 1F
- Oil paintings
- Oils on display at DGB PLaza, 10/31/93, 1F
- Works by Jackson artist at The Arbor, 11/3/91, 1F
- Stutzman, Terry
- Publisher of Natchez Digest magazine, 3/8/91, 1E
- Stylemark Industries
- Booneville
- Makes chair for Nintendo players, 6/27/91, 8B
- Styron's BBQ
- Restaurant review, 8/23/90, 4E
- Suarez-Mier, Manuel SEE Mexico
- Subdivisions
- Advertising of upscale subdivisions, 9/15/89, 8B
- Subdudes
- Folk/rock band at Hal & Mal's, 8/13/92, 2E
- New Orleans rock group
- At Hal & Mal's, 3/1/90, 3E
- Submarine
- Reveals fishing possibilities in Gulf, 8/18/86, 1B
- Substance abuse
- Jackson teen sniffs cleaner, dies, 7/23/88, 1A
- Substance Abuse Policy Council
- Task force report, 11/2/89, 1A
- Suburbs
- Jackson
- Growth, 6/28/87, 5G
- Myth of city's loss of population to suburbs,
12/25/89, 1B
- Mississippi
- Fast growing suburban areas in state, 10/22/89,
1G
- Success Through Assistive Rehabilitative Technology
SEE START
- Sudden Infant Death Syndrome - SEE: SIDS
- Sudduth Elementary School
- Starkville
- Nature Center, 1/5/93, 4B
- Sudie's Fish House
- Crystal Springs
- Restaurant review, 3/29/90, 4E
- Sugar cane
- Sugar Ditch
- Families moved into mobile homes, 12/27/87, 1A
- Families must wait for new housing, 10/17/88, 1A
- Fears affect on low-income housing with coming of
casinos, 1/24/94, 1B
- Last of residents to get new housing under plan, 11/29/88,
4B
- Mobile homes arrive, 12/24/85, 1B
- Printer markets souvenirs, 1/2/86, 1B
- Relocation plan draws fire, 11/23/85, 1B
- Remaining residents should be moved in July, 1/28/90,
2B
- Suicide SEE ALSO Murder/suicide
- Suicide SEE ALSO Teen suicide
- Suicide, Biloxi
- Wife, son of drug dealer Glen Cook found shot, 1/22/92,
1A; 1/23/92, 1A
- Suicide, Brandon
- Sales manager Dana Sue Moore, 5/4/91, 2B
- Suicide, Canton
- Patient at Madison General Hospital hangs himself,
7/15/91, 2B
- Suicide, Gulfport
- Jail suicide of Donald Page blamed on understaffing,
8/25/91, 1B
- Suicide, Itawamba County
- 16-year old Kevin Franks, 3/25/93, 2B
- Suicide, Jackson
- Clinton man Hendrix Williams in Hinds County Jail,
6/28/92, 3B; 7/3/92, 4b
- Distraught man pours gasoline on son, threatens suicide,
9/15/94, 1A
- Grace Ekwenchi burns self to death in car, 4/14/94,
4B
- Lawyer John Hutcherson apparent suicide, 3/1/90, 3B;
3/2/90, 5B
- Man found hanging from tree in Woodland Hills, 7/19/94,
1B
- Man who jumped from I-20 bridge, 10/16/90, 5B
- Police officer talks Birmingham man off Pearl Street
bridge, 5/15/93, 4B
- Police officers foil Henry White's 2nd attempt, 6/14/93,
1A
- Prominent Jackson lawyer J.Dudley Buford, 7/7/91,
3B
- Sills couple, 8/2/86, 1A
- Suicide pact in death of 2 women, 2/1/94, 3B
- Teen Demond Tucker was playing Russian roulette, 10/23/91,
4B
- Teenager attempts suicide at Detention Center, 2/20/93,
1B
- Woman Isabel Russell in LeFleur's Bluff State Park,
5/25/93, 3B
- Suicide, Jackson SEE ALSO Smith, Henry
- Suicide, Laurel
- Man's body found in Tallahala Creek, 5/20/91, 3B
- Woman hangs herself in jail; used jumpsuit, 8/21/91,
3B
- Suicide, Lee County
- State trooper Cecil Kip Davis, 6/1/92, 1B
- Suicide, Meridian
- Suicide pact in city jail, 9/25/86, 1B; 9/26/86, 1B
- Suicide, Mississippi
- Elderly, 8/10/86, 1A
- Mabus given custody of child; state has no treatment
facilities, 3/19/90, 1A
- Teens: Dee Snyder excerpt, 4/5/87, 1E
- Suicide, Natchez
- May jumps overboard from Lady Luck Casino, 4/12/93,
1A; 4/13/93, 3B
- Suicide, Nettleton
- Father claims he killed himself after being accused
of theft, 2/15/93, 1A
- Suicide, Pearl
- Man Robert Buie buys shotgun, kills himself, 12/25/93,
3B
- Suicide, Philadelphia
- Teenager Brandi Myers kills self in cemetery, 3/1/93,
1B
- Suicide, Pike County
- Suicide, Rankin County
- Body of woman found near Natchez trace, 8/15/90, 3B
- Suicide, Winona
- Officials seek identity of man found hanged, 10/16/90,
1B
- Suing one's parents
- State supreme court erases immunity shield in negligent
accidents, 10/30/92, 2B
- Suing state and local government
- High stakes game, 10/25/87, 1B
- Hinds must pay for handling '86 gravel loading suit,
8/2/91, 4B
- Homeowner sues Jackson after fire destroys home, 4/10/90,
5B
- Hubcab hubbub: $300,000 injury lawsuit from pothole,
10/12/90, 1A
- Judge: Terry immune to lawsuit involving policeman,
8/25/90, 5B
- Not many who sue city get big settlement, 2/12/90,
1A
- Suing state and local government SEE ALSO Sovereign
immunity
- Sullivan High School
- Durant
- Student of the Week program, 3/3/92, 4B
- Sullivan's Hollow, 9/1/85, 1B
- Lives down its ill-famed past, 7/19/90, 9F
- Sullivan, Clayton
- Book tackles Biblical inerrancy, 10/20/90, 1C; 12/15/90,
1D
- His book 'Jesus and the Sweet Pilgrim Baptist Church',
3/20/93, 1D; 9/5/92, 1D
- Sullivan, Gordon
- Army Chief of Staff speaks at Jackson Rotary Club,
1/14/92, 1B
- Sullivan, Henry
- Jackson native recalls life as POW in Germany, 11/9/90,
1B
- Sullivan, Jimmy
- Jackson patrolman given Hickman Award for successful
burglary arrests, 2/23/91, 5B
- Sullivan, Linda
- New director of Museum of Art, 9/28/92, 1D
- Sullivan, Louis
- Health and Human Services secretary speaks at UMC
graduation, 5/28/90, 1A, 1B
- Sullivan, Mark
- State Supreme Court denies convicted rapist's castration,
4/23/92, 1B
- Sullivan, Sammy SEE Whitfield State Hospital
- Sulm Building
- Building on square in Canton named historic landmark,
6/25/91, 1D
- Sumitome Corp
- To build Vicksburg plant, 12/13/84, 8B
- Sumler, Lee Vann
- Flora alderman says his arrest is politically motivated,
4/28/92, 1B
- Summer
- Out of the heat of the kitchen, into the mall, 6/24/91,
1D
- So long, summer (Rebecca Hood-Adams column), 8/24/89,
1E
- Wide spectrum of activities await school-free kids,
6/12/90, 4B
- Summer Adventurers Club
- Spann Elementary School
- Day care program, 7/9/91, 4B
- Summer camps SEE Camps
- Summer Institute for Teaching Excellence
- For top teachers, 7/14/92, 4B
- Summer Institutes for Secondary Foreign Language Teachers,
7/21/92, 4B
- Summer jobs
- As Jackson school year ends, teens seek employment,
5/28/94, 1B
- Canada calls for passage of Clinton agenda, 4/16/93,
4B
- Ditto kicks off Jackson Summer Jobs Initiative, 5/24/91,
1B
- For 52 in city's summer program, 6/27/87, 1B
- Jackson
- Grant for disadvantaged, 5/24/88, 1B
- More federal funds mean more jobs this year, 6/30/92,
5B; 7/2/92, 4B
- Outlook is uneven this year, 5/13/90, 1G
- Readers recall worst summer jobs, 5/22/94, 1E
- Summer Music Games
- DCI departs Jackson with spotless reputation, 8/23/93,
1A
- Downtown parade, 8/18/93, 1A; 8/19/93, 3B
- Drum corps strike up competition, 8/15/93, 1A, 1E
- Local merchants benefitting, 8/20/93, 7B
- Low ticket sales may cancel Jackson appearances, 8/22/93,
1A
- Marches into Jackson, 7/27/92, 1A; 7/28/92, 1B, 1D;
7/30/92, 4B, 4E
- Orlando Magic's Canton quarters 'odious', 8/21/93,
1A
- Preliminary competition, 8/20/93, 3B
- Ticket sales below expectation, 8/20/93, 7B
- Tickets go on sale, 7/30/93, 1E
- Velvet Knights: a day in the life, 8/20/93, 1E
- Veterans Stadium being prepared, 8/11/93, 3B
- What and how much corps members eat, 8/19/93, 1D
- Summer Music Games SEE ALSO Drum Corps International
- Summer Olympics, 1988
- Mississippian has NBC covered in Seoul, 8/7/88, 1A
- Summer Olympics, 1992
- Kersh is eliminated at trials in New Orleans, 6/25/92,
1A
- Laurel native Carolyn Jones on women's basketball
team, 6/12/92, 1A
- Long Beach minister Mickey Bailey evangelized, 8/15/92,
1D
- Mississippi athletes participating, 7/23/92, 11A
- Mississippian Tony Dees will compete, 6/29/92, 1A
- MSU pitcher B.J. Wallace on baseball team, 7/23/92,
1A; 7/29/92, 1A
- Pascagoula's Tony Dees wins silver medal in hurdles,
8/4/92, 1A
- TripleCast, NBC cable service, not selling well, 7/3/92,
1C
- Summer Olympics, 1994
- Cultural Olympiad's 'Southern Connections', 3/4/94,
1E
- Summer Olympics, 1996
- 13 state schools want prestige as training sites,
10/4/93, 1A
- Athletes may train on Mississippi campuses, 8/19/93,
1A; 12/27/93, 1B
- Clinton makes bid to be training host, 10/20/93, 4B
- Italian coach eyes Jackson as training site, 10/23/94,
4B
- Tupelo wants to become pre-Olympics training site
- Host Croatians, 10/1/94, 1B
- Summer school
- 106 Jackson students receive diplomas, 8/31/89, 5B
- Enrollment down across state this summer, 7/11/89,
1A
- Madison County parents complain about no local offering,
6/22/93, 4B; 6/29/93, 4B
- Summers, Bill
- Holmes: Not qualified for PSC post, 1/27/86, 1A
- Summers, Curtis
- Burglary suspect caught after year on the run, 11/13/92,
5B
- Summers, Rachael
- City Council says she needs no further discipline,
2/14/94, 3B
- Deputy city clerk arraigned in money order conspiracy,
8/28/93, 4B; 11/2/93, 3B
- Summers, Timothy
- Doctor wants shelters in downtown area for woman drug
abusers, 11/14/94, 1B
- Summertree Parkway
- Couple opposes Parkway over pasture land, 4/17/89,
1B
- May have to be rerouted because of Jackson annexation,
6/2/89, 2B; 6/3/89, 3B
- Summertree subdivision
- Construction of home on Victorian Square halted---design
flaw, 8/12/94, 4B
- Summit Search SEE Families; SEE Thibodeaux, Dalton
- Sumner Hill Junior High School
- Parking lot paving is delayed, 7/13/91, 4B
- To students geography is much more than maps, 11/16/90,
4B
- Sumner, James
- New U.S. Magistrate Judge keeps job in perspective,
11/26/93, 1B
- Sumo wrestling
- At bars in Jackson, 1/4/94, 1D
- Sumrall, Mississippi
- Bed and breakfast at Little Lake Farms, 8/9/90, 3E
- Sumrall, Nan
- Miss Mississippi to end reign, 7/15/86, 1D
- Sun Studio and Cafe
- Memphis
- Weekend getaway, 6/4/92, 3E
- Sun Up Laundromat
- Young entrepreneur Matt Lind
- How's business?, 6/22/93, 5B
- Sunbeam-Oster Co
- Networking helped bring manufacturer to state, 3/27/94,
1C
- New Hattiesburg facility will employ 1000, 2/4/94,
1A; 2/10/94, 5B; 2/20/94, 2C
- To shut down Holly Springs plant, 12/8/94, 1A
- Will pay Hattiesburg school tax despite exemption,
2/15/94, 1B
- Sunburst Bank
- Announces 20.5% earnings increase for 1991, 1/18/92,
5B
- Ayres named new president, CEO, 11/30/94, 8B
- Boone, who is resigning, recommends Ayres as successor,
9/9/94, 5B
- CEO Kennington to retire; James T. Boone is successor,
10/20/91, 1C
- CEO: Bank not for sale, 4/21/92, 6E
- Closing of 4 branches brings quarterly profits down,
7/14/90, 6B
- SUNBURST BANK
- COMPANY PROFILE, 11/14/93, 1C
- Sunburst Bank
- Earnings up 43% from a year ago, 1/26/93, 6B
- Eastover Bank buyout completed, 2/11/93, 4B; 7/23/92,
1A, 5B
- Eastover Bank buyout negotiations, 6/20/92, 5B
- First Mississippi Bank to take over neighboring bank,
4/7/88, 8B
- First Tennessee National may purchase, 2/3/92, 4B;
2/4/92, 1A, 6B; 2/8/92, 5B
- Fogelman suit settlement unlikely to affect stock,
5/28/90, 10E
- Meridian locations scouted, 11/1/92, 3C
- New bank may test Sunburst, 4/9/88, 8B
- Officers review troublesome 1989, 4/17/90, 6B
- Opens full-service investment firm, 4/28/91, 1C
- Posts third-quarter 1989 loss, 10/28/89, 6B
- Reports second quarter earnings rise, 7/16/91, 7B
- Says campaign wasn't tied to UniFirst's woes, 1/22/89,
1G
- Stock jumps after merger rumors, 8/31/89, 6B; 9/1/89,
6B
- Third quarter 1991 earnings up 37.5%, 10/19/91, 5B
- To increase loan-loss reserve, 9/28/89, 6B
- To initiate mergers, 6/19/86, 1A
- To merge with Baton Rouge bank, 8/5/89, 6B
- Union Planters (Tenn) purchases Sunburst, 7/2/94,
5B; 8/4/94, 6B; 11/2/94, 5B
- Union Planters takeover contested, 11/18/94, 5B
- Union Planters takeover OK'd by stockholders, 12/29/94,
6B
- Union Planters will eliminate 300 jobs, 1/28/95, 5B;
9/28/94, 8B
- Suncrest Drive
- South Jackson street closed; installation of water
line, 10/1/92, 4B
- Sundancer
- Kessler's latest production, 8/29/88, 1C
- Restaurant
- Restaurant review, 7/16/92, 4E; 8/23/87, 1F; 12/18/88,
1F
- Sunday liquor sales
- City Council overrides veto, 4/25/86, 3B
- Controversy over, 9/5/85, 1B; 9/6/85, 1B
- Council OKs mixed drinks, 4/9/86, 1A
- Danks vetoes, 4/22/86, 1B; 9/7/85, 1A
- Danks vetoes extension, 10/8/85, 1A; 10/11/85, 1A;
10/985, 1A
- Special meeting held, 4/23/86, 1A
- Tax panel likely to OK, 4/28/86, 1B
- Sunday sales
- Local groceries get OK to open, 12/12/84, 1A
- Sunday school
- Teachers look for ways to compete for children's attention,
10/12/94, 1D
- Sunflower County News
- Drew paper stops the presses, 6/1/88, 1B
- Sunflower Food Stores, 5/24/87, 1I
- Meadowbrook Road store closes, 10/26/91, 1A
- Sunflower River Blues and Gospel Festival
- Clarksdale, 8/3/95, 8E; 8/4/94, 23E; 8/5/93, 8E; 8/6/92,
2E; 8/8/91, 2E; 8/8/93, 1A
- Sunflower, Mississippi
- 4 officials facing embezzlement charges, 10/8/93,
1B
- Accountant gone; city is adrift again, 11/10/94, 3B
- Accusations of political corruption darken community,
10/14/93, 3B
- Billie Parker, mayor of financially strapped town,
resigns, 3/17/94, 3B
- Dissension, debt stymie town officials, 8/15/94, 1B;
9/14/94, 1B
- Mayor Parker, 3 others face embezzlement charges,
10/8/93, 1B; 11/28/93, 7B
- Mayor quits in latest flap, 11/27/94, 1A
- Sunglasses, 3/19/87, 1D
- Mississippi Bluesman and Chief Shades, models by Al
Underwood, 2/23/94, 1A: 4/28/94, 1D
- Sunnybrook Children's Home
- Beauticians give hairdos to residents, 11/7/89, 1B
- SunRiver Corp, 7/16/88, 8B; 7/23/87, 8B
- Company moving operations to Austin, Texas, 7/23/89,
1G
- Computer hardward company, 6/13/86, 8B
- Jackson
- Computer company to move to Texas, 1/27/89, 8B
- Sunset Cafe
- Restaurant review, 7/21/94, 4E
- Sunshine Farms
- Working farm; living museum near Macon
- Weekend getaway, 9/19/91, 3E
- Suntan
- Tan-in-a-can, 4/29/93, 1D
- Tanning creams--a tan without the sun, 4/3/90, 1D
- Use sunscreen for your health, 5/19/92, 1D
- Suntech Systems Inc
- Tests Microsoft software for video-on-demand billing
system, 12/24/94, 5B
- Super Bowl, 1990
- TV viewers in Jackson part of The Tradition, 1/29/90,
1B
- Super Bowl, 1991
- Break out the munchies, 1/24/91, 6E
- Super Bowl, 1992
- A fight to behold, 1/23/92, 6E; 1/27/92, 1A
- Super Bowl, 1994
- Cowboys win again, 1/31/94, 1A
- Super Collider, 3/18/87; 3/20/87; 4/10/87; 6/7/87,
1A+; 10/3/87
- 23 states bidding, 7/20/87, 3B
- Allain goes to Washington with bid, 9/2/87, 1A; 9/4/87,
1A
- Allain may call special session, 7/15/87, 1A; 7/16/87,
1A
- Awarded to Texas, 11/11/88, 1A
- Bid for Mississippi, 11/6/87, 3B
- Business leaders discuss, 5/28/87, 1B
- Competition fierce, 4/27/87, 1A
- Economic benefits to state, 5/9/87, 1B
- Editorial, 3/18/87, 6A
- For Mississippi, 3/26/87, 3B
- For state of Mississippi, 3/19/87, 1A
- Legislature approves bill, 8/30/87, 1A
- Means more than money for the state, 12/20/87, 1I
- Meeting turns into pep rally at MSU, 1`1/21/87, 1B
- Mississippi
- Finalists list, 12/30/87, 1A
- Has good chance to get, B8/1/87, 1B
- Remains in running, 112/9/87, A
- No nuclear waste "deal" to obtain, 6/5/87, 1B+
- Nuclear waste depository connection, 3/20/87, 1A
- Ole Miss, JSU, other schools do preliminary research,
3/29/91, 2B
- Proposal meets preliminary requirements, 9/19/87,
1B
- Rural states misled?, 1/20/88, 3B
- Southern states should cooperate to get, 7/9/87, 4B
- Special legislative session, 8/15/87, 1A
- Special state agency proposed, 8/28/87, 1A
- State bids, 3/18/87, 1A
- State leaders protest loss, 1/1/88, 1B
- State may put up $500 Million, 8/20/87, 1A; 8/29/87,
1A
- State may sue, 1/10/88, 1B
- State picks site, 5/22/87, 1A
- State seeks delay, 4/10/87, 5B
- State still holds out hope for selection, 1/19/88,
3B
- State wonders why lost, 12/31/87, 1B
- State's bid got boost from visit, 11/7/87, 1B
- State's bid showcased, 11//19/87, 3B
- Urban proximity decisive factor, 1/23/88, 4B
- Super collider
- Will help Mississippi as well as Texas, 5/28/92, 6B
- Super D Discount Drugs
- Price Charest's store sells guns also, 9/30/93, 1D
- Super Jitney SEE Jitney Jungle
- Super K Mart
- New name for American Fare in Jackson, 6/12/92, 5B
- Super K-Mart
- Kidnapping: 2 teens guilty in kidnap, rape case, 4/14/93,
1A
- Kidnapping: convicted teens try to escape after sentencing,
4/24/93, 1A, 11A
- Kidnapping: woman, daughter in parking lot; woman
raped, 10/20/92, 1B; 10/21/92, 1B
- Super Sagless SEE Leggett & Platt Inc
- Super Saver Wholesale Club
- Super Soakers
- Are the water guns toys or lethal weapons?, 6/9/92,
1A
- Super Stop stores
- Installs state-of-the-art camera survelliance equipment,
12/17/92, 4B
- Super Sweet Student Week
- Christian rock concert, activities for kids, 6/11/94,
1D
- Super Tuesday, 11/15/87, 1A
- Bush, Buchanan and Clinton coming to state, 3/3/92,
2B
- Clinton and Bush take Mississippi, 3/11/92, 1A+; 3/15/92,
3G
- Congressional primary, 9/14/87, 3B
- Duke, 9 others qualify in state, 12/14/91, 1A; 12/15/91,
1G
- Experts pick Bush and Clinton to win in Mississippi,
3/9/92, 1A
- Filing deadline for U.S. Congress House seats, 1/6/92,
1A
- Five-state pullout may be possibility, 10/17/89, 1B
- Mississippi blacks bypassed 'Stupor Tuesday', 3/15/92,
3G
- Southern Dems may reform system in Olive Branch meeting,
10/15/89, 1A,1H; 10/16/89, 1B
- Southern showdown arrives; eleven states participate,
3/10/92, 1A
- Visiting Germans mystified by low Mississippi turnout,
3/12/92, 1A
- Voter's guide, 1G+
- Voting rally set for Grove Park Community Center,
3/6/92, 4B
- Super Tuesday SEE ALSO Election primaries
- Supercomputer
- Univeresity of Mississippi $20 Million computer arrives,
11/17/87, 3B
- Supercomputer SEE University of Mississippi
- Superfund SEE Hazardous chemicals
- Superintendent of Education
- 29 will run against Thompson for post, 2/27/92, 2B
- Adequate funding seen as enticement to get best candidates,
5/19/92, 1A
- Biloxi's Burnham chosen state superintendent, 5/23/92,
1A; 5/24/92, 1A
- Board widens search by 4 candidates, 5/9/92, 1B
- Educators from across U.S. apply, 3/5/90, 1B; 4/12/90,
4B; 5/18/90, 3B
- Finalists: Buckley, Cannon, West, 4/2/92, 1B; 4/13/92,
1A, 3B (profiles)
- NAACP wants blacks to be encouraged to apply for post,
3/5/92, 2B
- Nationwide conference calls for curriculum revision,
11/13/90, 1B
- Nationwide meeting in Jackson sees money woes, 11/11/90,
1B
- SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION
- PROFILES OF THE 4 CANDIDATES, 5/19/92, 3A; 5/21/92,
3B
- Superintendent of Education
- Richard Thompson of Tupelo named, 5/19/90, 1A, 1B
- Search extended till mid-May, 4/17/92, 1B
- Search for Boyd's successor to take months, 1/19/90,
3B; 11/28/89, 1A
- Tupelo school chief up for state post, 5/11/90, 1A
- West withdraws candidacy, 4/16/92, 1B
- Superintendent of Education SEE ALSO Department of
Education
- Superintendent of schools SEE School superintendents
- Superior Surgical Mfg
- Uniform maker to expand Terry plant, 9/24/92, 5B
- Superman
- Will be killed in issue No. 75, 9/5/92, 1A; 9/6/92,
1B
- Supermarkets
- Fierce competition in Jackson market, 5/4/86, 1G
- In Tupelo small operations fighting large chain stores,
2/3/93, 5B
- Jackson stores in coupon war, 4/24/90, 6B
- Mississippi
- Paper vs. plastic bags, 8/19/88, 8B
- Piggly Wiggly loses lease near new Jitney Jungle in
Ridgeland, 10/8/93, 5B
- Supernatural
- Mississippi
- Scarborough, "The Steppingstones," 2/13/88, 1C
- SUPERVALU SEE Lewis Grocer Co
- Supervisors SEE Under name of county
- Supervisors, Hinds County SEE Hinds County Supervisors
- Supervisors, Hinds, Madison, Rankin counties SEE Tri-County
Board
- Supervisors, Mississippi
- 7 more charged, 3/12/87, 1A
- Association backs vote to beat unit system, 12/12/87,
1B
- Central purchasing too expensive?, 1/6/88, 3B
- Constitutional amendment to limit number, 10/14/90,
1A; 11/7/90, 1A
- Corruption charges, 3/13/87, 1A
- County supervisors indictment, 2/15/87, 1A
- Dunn first black president of state association, 12/7/91,
1B
- Fear punishment for mistakes, 5/19/88, 1A
- Fighting constitutional change on number, land ownership,
9/27/90, 1B
- Give selves raise?, 2/18/88, 1B
- House backs bill to let Supr. dig graves, 3/2/88,
3B
- House kills bill again, 3/4/88, 3B
- Improve images, 10/18/87, 3B
- Indicted supervisors: some win primary, 8/6/87, 1B
- Indictment, 2/14/87, 1A; 2/15/87, 1A
- Indictment of 9 county supervisors, 2/13/87, 1A
- Indictments, 3/11/87, 1A
- Law restricts site of offices, AG rules, 2/24/93,
1B
- Logging-truck bill defeat may show their decreased
prestige, 6/21/94, 1A
- May discuss unit system at convention, 7/11/87, 1B
- Need change of image, 7/7/85, 1A
- Petition to allow them to work on driveways once again,
5/20/93, 1A
- Petition: let them dig graves, gravel driveways, 12/24/93,
1B
- Plead in indictments, 5/6/87, 1A
- Probe hinders honest ones, 3/15/87, 1B
- Public opinion following arrests, 4/5/87, 1A
- Purchases await legal review, 5/11/88, 5A
- Secretaries not allowed; use 'special project officers',
11/15/94, 1A
- Seek pay hike, 12/12/87, 3B
- Some will perform marriages, some won't, 12/4/89,
1B
- Special session agenda inclusion?, 5/20/88, 3B
- Supervisory structure for counties, 12/17/86, 3B
- Supervisors, Mississippi SEE ALSO Pretense investigation
- Supervisors, Operation Pretense
- SEE Pretense investigation
- Supreme Court
- Allain to fill vacancy, 9/17/87, 1A
- Attorney General offices burglarized, 12/2/86, 1A
- Banks is appointed by Mabus to fill Anderson vacancy,
12/22/90, 1A
- Blacks protest district lines, 2/26/92, 1B; 2/27/92,
1B; 2/28/92, 1B; 7/20/92, 1B
- Blass sworn in to high court, 2/28/89, 1B
- Broken water pipe drenches computer and old records,
11/15/90, 1B; 11/16/90, 3B
- Central district candidates Barber and Smith, 10/13/92,
1B
- Conspiracy indictment as tool to pursue acquitted
defendants, 5/25/89, 3B
- Denies appeal of Gregory Davis, 7/27/89, 3B
- Dismisses appeal in slaying of student, 3/2/89, 1B
- Divide Grand Gulf's $23 Million, 8/11/88, 1A
- Error forces runoff for seat, 3/10/88, 1A
- Ethics decision, 3/5/87, 1B
- Exclusion of black jurors, orders trial, 7/28/88,
3B
- Fair seeks seat, 1/19/88, 3B
- Federal justices reject suit by blacks over district
lines, 11/30/93, 1B
- Going on line with computer, 3/7/89, 1B
- Gulfport attorney Joel Blass appointed, 2/9/89, 1B
- Its ruling on felony hearings will clog courts, 2/12/90,
1B
- Judges can override mandatory sentences, 4/7/88, 1B
- Justice candidates cannot voice opinions while running
for office, 2/24/92, 1A
- Mabus will discuss Anderson's replacement, 12/20/90,
2B
- Magistrate appointments challenged by black group,
8/23/90, 1A
- Magistrate appointments: why no blacks and women?,
8/2/90, 1A
- Magistrates appointed to aid in overloaded docket,
8/1/90, 1B; 8/2/90, 1A
- New justice Jim Smith has friends in high places,
11/22/92, 3G (Minor column)
- New Justices Smith and Roberts not likely to change
rulings, 11/5/92, 1B
- New trial for Harrison County resident, 8/11/88, 4B
- Northern district candidates spent heavily in campaign,
3/9/92, 1B
- Northern district race: its Roberts vs. Robertson,
3/10/92, 1B; 3/13/92, 1B
- Northern district race: Robertson's record defeated
him, 3/13/92, 1B
- Northern district: Roberts sworn in in Pontotoc, 9/28/92,
1A
- Northern district: Robertson resigns early to teach,
8/12/92, 2B
- Pittman sworn in to high court, 1B; 1/4/89
- Prosecutors biased in jury selection of Picayune man,
5/11/89, 3B
- Prosecutors seek alternative to abuse act, 3/27/89,
1A
- Public forum for 5 central district candidates, 3/6/92,
4B; 3/8/92, 1B
- Rejects Rankin child support suit, 3/16/89, 3B
- Reverses conviction in 1980 slaying of Jackson cab
driver, 2/23/89, 3B
- Ruling may set plea-bargain precedent, 3/9/89, 1B
- Ruling on use of photos in jury trial, 7/27/89, 1B
- Said to be reversing many child abuse cases, 5/4/89,
1B
- Says Jackson may cross Madison county line in annexation,
6/1/89, 1A+
- Says overworked, asks for creation of appeals court,
7/1/89, 1B
- Sets execution for 2 men, 4/21/88, 3B
- Smith is sworn in, replacing Roy Noble Lee, 1/5/93,
3B
- Teachers can't be legislators, 3/5/87, 1A; 3/8/87,
1B
- Thomas Coleman is new administrator, 11/7/92, 4B
- Upholds Panola man's 24 yr. drug conviction, 11/24/88,
3B
- Upholds robbery conviction, 2/23/89, 3B
- Upholds student expulsion for drugs, 4/21/88, 3B
- Zuccaro won't seek seat in '88 court, 12/23/87, 1A
- Supreme Court SEE ALSO U.S. Supreme Court
- Surfmark, Inc., 4/9/87, 8B
- Surgeons SEE Doctors, Jackson
- Surles, Carol
- JSU academic vice president is finalist for California
post, 4/3/91, 3B
- JSU administrator told to leave, 7/18/91, 1B
- Surplus property
- Auction in Jackson, 6/23/89, 5B; 6/25/87, 1A
- Surplus Property Commission
- Fraud trial of Hancock and Adkins begins, 12/11/90,
3B
- Painting violation, 6/5/86, 1A
- Warehouse foreman and road foreman charged in property
scam, 6/8/90, 1B
- Survival Inc.
- Help for victims of crime, 4/12/89, 3B
- Helping families of crime victims, 11/24/89, 1A
- Suspended students SEE Expelled students
- Sutters, Ronnie SEE Crime rate---Jackson---74th homicide
- Suttles, Fred
- Gulf Power executive fined in political contributions
scheme, 8/24/90, 3B
- Sutton, Ardella and Larry
- Prentiss mother and son killed on Chirstmas Day, 12/27/93,
1A
- Teenage son Michael Knight charged in deaths, 12/28/93,
1A
- Sutton, Lawrence SEE Vicksburg-Warren Community Health
Center
- Swain, Joseph
- Owner Metro-Communications (Muzak franchise)
- Business profile, 5/28/90, 4E
- Swami
- Sri Ganapathi Sachchidananada Swamiji, 4/10/93, 1D
- Swamp tours
- Weekend getaway in Louisiana, 7/8/93, 3E
- Swans SEE Trumpeter swans
- Swanson's Mexican Style Combination Dinner
- Pulled from local stores, may contain glass, 12/9/92,
5B
- Swanzy, Sarah
- Leflore County truant officer resigns, 8/26/92, 3B
- Swartzfager, Jon
- Candidate for Mississippi Supreme Court, 3/8/88, 1B
- Swatch Company SEE MobileComm---Partnership...
- Swayze, Orrin Hayes
- Death, biography, 12/12/87, 2B
- Swearengin, Randy
- Injured Pearl student works through pain to attend
school, 4/8/92, 1A
- Sweat SEE Perspiration
- Sweepstakes
- Jacksonian Jacqueline Mallett wins Lewis Grocery's
$25,000, 2/7/91, 5B
- Sweepstakes scam
- Consumers warned about, 9/27/88, 8B
- Sweet gum tree
- City of Clinton in controversy over cutting 150-year-old
tree, 10/26/91, 5B
- Sweet Hope Baptist Church
- Laurel
- Getting by on bare bones, 2/18/90, 1E
- Sweet Magnolia Classic Chevy Club
- At state fairgrounds, 8/29/93, 1B
- Show at Fairgrounds, 8/26/93, 6E
- Sweet Potato Festival
- Sweet potatoes
- Chips, 2/11/87, 1A+
- Mississippi, 8/18/85, 1B
- Growers likely to see profit, 11/13/88,
4B
- Sweet, Rita
- Named 1st female chaplain of state Army National Guard,
6/4/94, 1D
- Swensen's Ice Cream
- Restaurant review, 6/11/92, 4E
- Swenson's Ice Cream, 9/21/86, 1F
- Swenson, Mary Ann
- Jackson native is named Methodist bishop in Colorado,
8/15/92, 1D
- Swigert, Lynn
- Swilley, Hugh SEE Vehicular homicide
- Swilley, James
- Defense wants public and media barred from pretrial
hearing, 3/19/92, 4B
- Gets 3 life terms in slaying of clerk, 11/3/92, 1B
- Trial moved to Hernando, 2/4/92, 5B
- Swim suits, 5/4/87, 1D
- 1994 styles, 3/27/94, 1E+
- Ask what a swimsuit can do for you, 4/26/90, 1E
- Fashion layout, 4/3/89, 1C
- Suitin' up: take a dive into '91, 4/7/91, 1E+
- This season offers something for everyone, 4/12/93,
1D
- Swimming
- Its never too late to learn at the Jackson YWCA, 7/4/91,
1D
- Masters swim meets at Courthouse Racquet Club, 7/4/91,
1D
- Play and safety equipment for tiny children, 5/25/94,
1D
- Swim classes for very small children, 5/28/90, 1D
- Swimming Pool Q's
- Perform at Hal & Mal's, 10/19/89, 12E
- Swimming pools, 4/17/89, 1D
- Fences provide legal defense for pool owners, 7/29/89,
5B
- Flora city pool reopens, 7/19/93, 1B
- Public pool in Jackson named for Russell Davis, 11/3/93,
4B
- Swimming pool business in Mississippi
- Taking the plunge, 6/12/88, 1G
- Swinford, Darla
- Southhaven girl, 14, on trial for murder, 7/7/91,
3B; 7/12/91, 1B
- Swinging bridge
- Byram
- Damaged in accident, 9/12/85, 1B
- Hinds County supervisors vote to contribute to
repair, 12/12/89, 5B
- Plan for a nearby park, 4/24/90, 5B
- Repairs, 9/18/85, 1B
- Truck hits, 9/13/85, 1B
- Swinnen, Debra SEE Checks
- Swinton, David
- Business school dean at JSU, 10/22/87, 8B
- Named president of Benedict College, 2/4/94, 4B
- On short list for JSU presidency, 2/7/92, 3B
- Swinton, Patricia
- Provine High School teacher is award winning educator,
3/31/92, 4B
- Swor, Chester E
- Sykes Elementary School
- Fist to get Apple computer, 1/20/90, 1B
- Sykes, Rebecca S
- Letter says Hinds County must provide quality in library
takeover, 6/1/90, 10A
- Sykes, Rebecca S SEE ALSO Speed reading
- Sylvan Learning and Technology Center
- Franchise expands role, 9/14/94, 5B; 11/5/95, 15A
- Symphony League of Tupelo
- New cookbook, 3/27/91, 1E
- Symphony Orchestra SEE Jackson Symphony; SEE Mississippi
Symphony
- Symposium on Southern Humor
- Synagogue
- Temple Gemiluth Chassed in Port Gibson, 10/17/91,
8E; 10/21/91, 1A; 11/25/86, 1B
- Syncor IV Services
- Home treatment saves patients hospital time and money,
4/29/92, 1D
- Synder, D.W.
- Lutken says Snyder threatened MP&L over lawsuit,
8/8/89, 1A
- Travis Ward employee says he gave Snyder $16,000,
8/5/89, 1A
- Trial to be in Mississippi, 3/28/89, 3B
- Syndex
- New cable television regulations go into effect, 1/1/90,
1C
- Syphilis SEE ALSO Sexually transmitted diseases
- Syphilis, Jones County
- Man arrested for not taking test, 12/8/91, 4B
- Syphilis, Mississippi
- Jump in cases spurs $18M fund increase request, 9/19/90,
3B
- Rate jumps 60% in 1990: sex for drugs, drugs for sex,
2/9/92, 1B
- Rates at 30-year high in state, 8/30/90, 1A
- Spreading by sex-for-drugs prostitutes (crack cocaine),
12/17/90, 9A
- SYPHILIS, MISSISSIPPI
- STATE'S RATE HIGHEST IN NATION
- SEX FOR DRUGS IS CAUSE, 2/8/94, 1A
- Syphilis, Washington County
- State officials open eradication campaign, 8/14/90,
1B
- Syrup
- DeKalb man faces federal charges over mislabled syrup,
11/24/89, 3B; 12/2/89, 12B
- Yearly grind in Camden, Mississippi a 'sweet success',
11/5/90, 1D
- System Energy Resources
- Corporate move to Echelon Park, 6/9/87, 8B
- Could lose license, 5/2/87, 8B
- Grand Gulf flaws, 7/26/87, 1B
- Judge: Cannot refuse audit, 5/17/87, 1B
- Nuclear operations merged?, 10/8/88, 8B
- Runs Grand Gulf reactor, 5/10/88, 8B
- Signs lease in north Jackson, 6/1/88, 8B
- To manage 2 more plants, 5/10/88, 8B
- To submit to audit, 5/19/87, 8B
- Szebeni, Szilvia
- 13-year old awarded Bryan Foods scholarship by Walter
Payton, 1/27/94, 4B
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