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Articles in Jan 31, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Driver with previous convictions is arrested
• Shaking foundation of housing
  by Eugene Kane
• Bucks' Baker has what it takes as all-star
  by TOM ENLUND
• Fox O.J. biography not worth the effort
• Younkers' earnings may bolster position
  by DAVID I. BEDNAREK
• Weekend bike race wins favor with merchants
  by SAM MARTINO
• Golden loaves: Breadwerkes grows
  by NANCY JOHNSON
• Mequon
• Racine woman is slain in tavern doorway
• Classroom shooting intrudes on a long-embraced haven
  by CURTIS LAWRENCE
• State disagrees with US on formula for Medicaid
  by DAVE DALEY
• Light rail, buses would trim travel time, officials say
  by PHIL NERO
• Family cap won't fix welfare woes
• Germantown
• Elmer A. Schultz of Pewaukee
• Washington County
• Orfordville
• UW-Madison took nude `posture' photos
  by TOM VANDEN BROOK
• Medical files left on sold computer
  by DAVE DALEY
• Top citation goes to officer hit in shootout
  by BOB HELBIG
• When violence goes to school
• Menomonee Falls
• Volunteers sought to care for special children
• Environment
• At bottom of the hill
  by TIM NORRIS
• UP smelting plant agrees to $205 million settlement
• Dropping into visit some nice older friends
  by ANNE DAVIS
• Can't politicians zip their lips?
• Elmbrook schools
• Patricia A. "Pat" Snyder of Merton
• Home-improvement wolves prey upon the elderly
  by JOEL DRESANG
• Team's TV lineup may be differen for the '95 season
  by DREW OLSON
• '95 Geo Metro offers plenty and for under $10,000
  by FRANK A. AUKOFER
• Police pursue driver of stolen van for over half-hour through county
  by STAN McCOY
• City's banks work to curb disparities
• County government
• James D. Gallagher of Dousman
• If you liked the '80s, this special is for you
  by Tdim Cuprisin
• Badgers recruit a top class
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• Third-period surge takes out the Blades
  by LAVELLE E. NEAL III
• BMW clue led officers to fugitive in Canada
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Information superhighway would traverse Lake Michigan's floor
  by DON BEHM
• Waukesha County
• Schoeneman making a name for herself
• Suburban schools not reponding to MPS' integration proposals
  by LAWRENCE SUSSMAN
• Chase by Fox Point police ends in crash with 7 hurt
  by BOB HELBIG
• The verdict's in: The Case is getting to be a real trial
  by TOM HEINEN
• You needn't be born with the gift of gab
  by LISA POLACHECK
• Utility crews get an archaeology lesson
  by JO SANDIN
• Waukesha
• Cattarozzle comes through for South
• Marshfield
• Aldermen ask MU to drop street plan
  by MIKE NICHOLS
• Mavericks point to Kidd
  by TOM ENLUND
• Scrabble more than a game to high-scoring wordsmtihs
  by LINDA J. KOEHLER-FAUSEL
• Bay service officers may become enforcers
  by J.R.S. OWCZARSKI
• Ozaukee county bus link to Milwaukee considered
  by MICHAEL KRENN
• No one wins in these vaccum sales
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Improved fire rating may help business
  by AMY RABIDEAU SILVERS
• Plan to spur city lending lies dormant
  by JACK NORMAN
• Smiths' support falters
  by TOM FLAHERTY
• Badgers' Moore makes most of chance to play
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• First vs. First: Eau Claire thrift defends its turf
  by JOEL DRESANG
• Village Hall tours sway residents
  by AIMEE YORK
• Waukesha
• County may seek pension formula change
  by TOM CIONI
• The Cheap Seats
  by DORIS HAJEWSKI
• Paretns tout Chapter 220 to committee
  by LAWRENCE SUSSMAN
• Favor-Hamilton to speak at clinic
  by JEFF POTRYKUS
• The softer side of bankers
  by JOEL DRESANG
• Ethan Allen's `Grandma Phyllis' took care of youth residents
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• Turcker shifts gears in mid-career to bake bread the natural way
  by NANCY JOHNSON
• Here's how communities stack cup