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Articles in Jan 29, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Messages offer tips on plant care
• Resourceful Nogueira shuts down the Power
  by DANIEL P. HANLEY JR.
• Restoring Paradise
  by JOY KRAUSE
• Manipulating the myths of the minimum wage
  by MICHAEL ROSEN
• Thompson won't rule out gaming revenue
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• Canterbury uses space efficiently
• Come to tea, and stay for the jewelry
• Paradise rose in days of glamour
  by Joy Krause
• About our policy on recipe testing
• Cruise bargains loom as more ships enter market
  by DONALD A. BLUHM
• Girl makes deal in couple's murder
• Police to reopen 2 cases in chich 3 in family died
• Man to seek pardon for killing father
• Badgers rebound and win
  by JASON WILDE
• Video kickoff set for summer
• The canals of France reach deep into the country's heart
  by SUSAN BAYER WARD
• Latin statesman leads by example
  by PAUL G. HAYES
• Choice plan underrated, expert says
  by CRAIG GILBERT
• Miller's bridesmaid dresses bring value, relief to weddings
  by Jacquelyn Gray
• Four inmates punished after scuffle at prison
  by MARK EDMUND
• Lapped round by warmth
  by LOIS BLINKHORN
• Time to speak up about state priorities
  by Scott McCallum
• Janesville brothers prepare to market three new brews
• Robinson looked up to an unlikely hero
  by TOM ENLUND
• Stompers plan to raise money for youth band
• Store worker fires shots at robber
• DNR expects big turkey hunt
  by BOB RIEPENHOFF
• Pass or punt? Sportsman, beginner get a grip on `Basic Football'
  by GEETA SHARMA-JENSEN
• Flavor by the drop
  by NANCY J. STOHS
• Marquette doesn't look like a tournament team
  by BOB BERGHAUS
• This time areound, it's Irv the taxpayers' friend
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• First Friday to feature Yell Leaders
• Cour costs may fall to state
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• MILWAUKEE STYLE
  by Lois Blinkhorn
• Plan to merge papers draws mixed reviews
• Sheboygan plant would get more sewage under plan
  by DON BEHM
• The Great Divide: Former Wisconsinite writes of men and women
  by LOIS BLINKHORN
• Running game is the key to super offenses
  by Bob McGinn
• James Grant made UNICEF major force for helping children
• Outdoor Notes
• If your mind isn't made up, this book probably won't help
  by FRANK CLINES
• Weaving an Irish tradition
• Belgrade: City loses its illusions
  by CAROL DITTRICH
• Hockey event planner got 2nd shot at life
  by PHIL NERO
• Celebrity Hockey has goal of 10,000 tickets
• Just go take a look at the landfill
  by FRED WURZBACH
• Glaucoma tests set for churches
• Minimum wage a women's issue
• Drug case fugitive found
• Cranking up the old machine
  by Tina Maples
• We need an encore from Watson
  by Roger Miller
• Prosecutors oppose death penalty
• DNR says drastic action needed to save perch
  by JAY REED
• State fund feels pain of peso's big dive
  by JOEL DRESANG
• The burden of the aged and impaired pushes at the frontiers of love
  by LOIS BLINKHORN
• Thompson going to Detriot to get some insurance
  by Erik Gunn
• Summit shows welfare reform won't be easy
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• Part-time work can turn your resume into an interview
  by Joan Lloyd
• The reasoning for recycling may lies in the lesson of laundry
  by TOM HERBECK
• MPS learns to satisfy special diets
  by EDITH BRIN
• Readers boo stadium options
• State Salute
• New Whitfield release recalls best of Benson
• Get prepared for some active gardening
  by SHARON MORRISEY
• Be wary of taxidermy bargains
• Service firms ring up hefty gains
  by JOEL DRESANG
• All right, let's glue an elf
  by Jacquelyn Mitchard
• Nothings impossible . . . except a victory by the Chargers
  by Michael Bauman
• Look past taxes to true home costs
  by TOM HEINEN
• Rhodes' simplicity wins over Seifert's meddling
  by Bob Wolfley
• Jayhawks tame Huskies with impressive intensity Connecticut can
• Supreme Court candidate among Jensen's clients
• `Home' will carry you back to Vietnam era
  by DUANE H. FREITAG
• Prospects ride the recruiting roller coaster Flenorl's up, Walker's
  by CLIFF CHRISTL
• `Naturalists' slate a meeting for all comers
• Ex-Packers great Jordan elected to Hall of Fame
• Ready or not, it's crow season
  by Jay Reed
• Dalton named Wisconsin Business Leader of the Year
  by MILDRED FREESE
• St. Monica's chef cooks for a school-size family
  by MARY E. HOPKINS
• Northwestern provides UW a winning elixir
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN