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Articles in Jan 26, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Would CBS let `Exposure' die?
  by Tim Cuprisin
• Boy gets 18 years in murder-for-hire case
  by MAURICE D. WOZNIAK
• Church insurance suit goes to Federal Court
  by DORIS HAJEWSKI
• Recall drive ails in Mineral Point
• Feeling the stress
  by DARRYL ENRIQUEZ
• Besson proposes referendum on borrowing
  by TYLER L. CHIN
• Miller makes new push into China
  by ERIK GUNN
• You might want to know
• Johnson Controls attributes success to customer service
  by JOHN FAUBER
• Memories: Fredonia school was part of many lives
  by MICHAEL KRENN
• Volunteers sought to care for special children
• 3 subdivisions selected for 1995 Parade of Homes
• Van, police car involved in crash
• Film stars featured in winter TV lineup
  by Mike Drew
• Deer: Start pushing up daisies
  by Joel McNally
• Oak Creek gift shop is not your usual dime-a-dozen store
  by TOM HEINEN
• Madison schools president relents on private students
• Here's a comic who knows how to draw laughs
  by Matt Kubacki
• Smoking banned in public areas
• Those who beat HIV provide scientific clues
• Office-products retailer to expand in Wisconsin
  by PRADNYA JOSHI
• Restructuring charge depresses utility profits
• Condo plan developing for New Berlin Panel uges more diverse
  by NANCY JOHNSON
• Decathon a winner with local educators
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Golf outing will be done before kickoff
  by CYNTHIA DENNIS
• Panel approves ballpark for Jackson rec center
  by GERALYN McBRIDE
• Tough choices ahead for state
• He's still got it
  by CINDY PEARLMAN
• Thompson express roars, Democrats can only sputter
  by STEVE SCHULTZE
• Museum's new president arrives via New York City
  by DARRYL ENRIQUEZ
• Milwaukee's Metal Manor
  by NICK CARTER
• No sun, but plenty of fun for Anderson
  by JASON WILDE
• Mouse experiments offer hope for treating Prakinson's disease
• State urged to combine trade services
  by JOHN FAUBER
• Video game inspired by films has flaws, but it is fun
  by NICHOLAS ORLANDO
• Tax money can be better used for something other than sports
• Big Bend man's pen mightier than disease
  by CYNTHIA DENNIS
• Area students advance in `Hoop Shoot' contest
• New Berlin Ordinance sets big fines for truants
  by LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN
• Let's cut back car pollution anyway
• Leap into action
  by Julian Kidd
• Agenda
• Neenah man made threat before being shot, police say
• It's a goal! Hockey video offers hours of enjoyment
  by Eddie Jurken
• Braking new ice
  by DREW OLSON
• Pianist to feature students in recital
  by TOM STRINI
• Let the music, and the kids, play
• Snow Surfers
  by ANDY CHRISTIANSON
• Toy gun used in bank holdup
• Roatary Park to get paths
• Fund raising for Ice Arena could fall short
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Federal loans available for home fix-ups
  by SAM MARTINO
• Laughter can get you out of a mess, Mr. Fixit says
  by JOHN G. SCHUMACHER
• Stiff fine, if unpayable, is useless
• Arreola questions alderman's motives
  by MIKE NICHOLS
• Eldred, Seitzer meet to confer on the Hill
  by Bob Wolfley
• MPS board approves 2 new programs at existing sites
  by CURTIS LAWRENCE
• New setting suits Jackson just fine
  by BOB McGINN
• Chargers ride winning wave
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• Jump writer wins award from magazine
• April 1 deadline set for writing contest
• Week of Jan. 23, 1995
• Bison raises fear of cattle brucellosis
• Speech to perform at UWM on Feb. 6
• Group will examine effects of music on kids
• For buinesses, it's back to school
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Fred R. Draeger Former Waukesha resident
• The Bard writes a tale for our day
  by Molly Murphy
• Families flood public-housing hot line
  by MIKE NICHOLS
• Mannequin's proves a model of good taste
  by DENNIS R. GETTO
• Tape release party aids hospice in Ireland
  by NICK CARTER
• Rangers, Canucks struggling to recapture Stanley Cup form
• Day gives the Bucks `creeping' feeling
  by TOM ENLUND
• There's no dancing around the issue of AIDS
  by Lindsay Renick Mayer
• Clippers, fans show Wilkins no mercy
• Seminar Schedule
• Stop to try a fish fry at Al's Seafood
  by DENNIS R. GETTO
• YWCA meeting to focus on women's health issues
• Every nook, cranny of home covered at Expo
  by JENIFER SHILLINGLAW
• PBS offers family a welcome alternative
  by LISA KEITH