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Articles in Feb 10, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Charges say worker admits huge theft
  by ANNE BOTHWELL
• Deane's baby formula just doesn't wash
  by MICHAEL BAUMAN
• Wausau School District wants records of bus drivers in fiery crash
• Speak up, publicity might save your skin
  by CHARLOTTE JOHNSTONE
• New Berlin delays decision on city attorney
  by LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN
• Democrats calling for limits on donations from conduits
  by DAVE DALEY
• Reconstruction just may save Milwaukee and its Brewers
  by George Watts
• Singers invited to Civic Chorus
• 3 new drop-off sites for cardboard open
• Policy centers on hard-core addicts, treatment
• Marquette's all fouled up
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• Car passenger dies of injuries suffered in school bus crash
• Bombing probe is inconclusive
  by STEVE SCHULTZE
• Deer surplus may threaten plant species
• Raymond Hanrahan
• Homage to a son of Norway modeled after stature in Boston
• Snowmobile races set for Sunday
• Warning: Businesses get reminder of deadline
  by TOM CIONI
• Town of Polk
• State to seek halt to new gas
  by DON BEHM
• Badgers, Golden Eagles go in opposite directions
  by BOB BERGHAUS
• Setting It Straight
• MU caps tuition increases at 6.5% a year for next 4 years
• State's lawmakers are wary of baseball role
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• Quayle decision tied to family concerns
  by CRAIG GILBERT
• Singer's put-down rap cuts men down to size
  by TINA MAPLES
• Legislative action could upset residency rules
• Union activists disrupt Steeltech meeting
  by ERIK GUNN
• Trespassing signs urged for schools
  by SAM MARTINO
• Erik's son Leif saved by moving 20 feet
  by MARY CAROLE McCAULEY
• Griffith avoids pitfalls
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• Statement didn't get facts right: Conta
  by MIKE NICHOLS
• Opitz, wife ordered to pay $230,600 in lawsuit over old business debt
  by MICHAEL KRENN
• Mother's pleas didn't cut son's sentence for shooting drug informant
  by JOHN G. SCHUMACHER
• FLOW to take sewer dispute to Legislature
  by DON BEHM
• The quick & the Stone cold
  by DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG
• Jackson
• Peter Sakolosky of Dousman
• West boys in good position for title run
  by TODD HANSEN
• Sense of betrayal won't go away
  by ALAN J. BORSUK
• Parents can show how friends act
• Defeated Panthers tighten their grip on last place
  by TOM FLAHERTY
• Not guilty plea given in classroom shooting
  by ANNE BOTHWELL
• Sunday's `Walton Wedding' a surefire hit
  by MIKE DREW
• Woman guilty of neglecting four horses
• Bigger Sentry proposed for Pewaukee
  by NANCY JOHNSON
• Ozaukee County
• Theodore C. Gartzke of Oconomowoc
• Middle school aide falls short of her goal
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Thompson to offer assisted living plan
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• Man found on fire was shot to death
• Morris is on track for a full recovery
  by DAN MANOYAN
• Dead man's identity still mystery 11 days later
  by STAN McCOY
• Eagles concert set for April
• 81 residents to vote on ZIP code
• Financial drive for golf course looks strong
  by GERALYN McBRIDE
• Arlene M. Matteson
• Pewaukee's O'Connor shines bright in 3 sports
  by DENA ROCHWERGER
• State may try to halt sales of new gas
  by DON BEHM
• Judge declares mistrial in murder case against teen
  by ANNE BOTHWELL
• Mad is the head wearing the crown
  by MAX J. ALVAREZ
• Attack of friend's mother brings 60 years
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Scholarships available for health care careers
• It isn't Foster who should be fired
• Volunteers honored at banquet
• Setting It Straight
• Puffs, pounds plague state's health
  by MARILYNN MARCHIONE
• Woman charged in death says she tried to revive baby boy
  by ANNE BOTHWELL
• Mimma's owners seek loan for new coffeehouse nearby
  by MILDRED FREESE
• Woman, 77, dies after crash with bus
• High schools open for morning exercise
• Brookfield moves to crack down on prank calls to 911
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• Brookfield
• Hartland Library is an open book during Sunday tours
  by CYNTHIA DENNIS
• Media's O.J. feeding frenzy is fascinating
  by TIM CUPRISIN
• Male-dominated Us sports promote anit-female culture
• Amtrack riders to protest cuts in Milwaukee-Chicago service
  by PHIL NERO
• Restaurants change recipe for tempting customers
  by PRADNYA JOSHI
• Critics call family cap a war against the poor
  by JESSE GARZA
• Reid Ewing