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

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Police: Des Moines teen brought handgun to school
Published On: Sep 04 2013 03:47:30 PM CDT
Authorities are investigating why a 16-year-old boy in Des Moines brought a loaded handgun to school.
Des Moines police say they arrested the teen from Scavo Alternative High School on Friday after the .32 revolver was found in his backpack. The incident took place shortly after classes were dismissed for the day.
The Des Moines Register reports the student did not show the weapon at school or threaten anyone. A report says the boy told police that he found the gun and held onto it to "show it off."
The teen will face expulsion by the school district.
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