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Articles in Feb 12, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Greenwing programs take off
  by BOB RIEPENHOFF
• It's a new game for wardens
  by Jay Reed
• `Champs' seeks television home
  by PAUL DRZEWIECKI
• Baby shower for guys is for real
  by Jacquelyn Mitchard
• Charles F. Conrad Carferry entrepreneur
• `Sun Also Rises' will open Chamber season
  by DAMIEN JAQUES
• Physician's craving for success fueled descent into addiciton
  by ALAN J. BORSUK
• Film, video entries sought for contest
• Coporate style
• Skylight Music to continue
• The livin's easy and the northerns are running
  by JAY REED
• Wrobel works on display at Leenhouts
• Round and About
• An island in a sea of bad news
  by Dennis McCanin
• New video tours state Wright sites
• Getting the clutter out of your life
  by LOIS BLINKHORN
• 49-year-old Caledonia man dies in house blaze
• Concrete walls offer unusual framing method, traditional look
  by NANCY H. CURTIS
• Education still solid investment in diverse population's future
• Thompson plans to tip scales on schools
  by STEVE SCHULTZE
• FBI, police catch robbery suspect
• Theater companies take center stage at Broadway Theatre
• Buck's Bakers is one of the guys
  by TOM ENLUND
• Jury will be given different versions of Ted Oswald
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Skylight Opera plans season of love
  by TOM STRINI
• CBS is keeping its eye on the West
  by Mike Drew
• Can friendships be repaired after lies?
• Clinton: All bark and no bite
  by Rick Horowitz
• Cupid's arrow: Eatery owner finds love on the menu
  by DAVID THOME
• Talent resides in state
  by CLIFF CHRISTL
• Hearth -felt success
  by NANCY H. CURTIS
• An author whose words cut like axes
  by Roger Miller
• 18-year-old victim remembered as savior
  by MARK EDMUND
• State awaits EPA's word on new fuel
  by DON BEHM
• In Pierce County, it's UFOs-plus
  by DONALD A. BLUHM
• DNR seeks to protect rare plants
  by DON BEHM
• Agriculture
• 8th and 10th-grade test scores inch up for state and city schools
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• Aqualculture is an industry ready to grow
• A true fish tale
  by DAVID I. BEDNAREK
• Robinson comes through for winning rookie team
  by TOM ENLUND
• A pair of parks
  by LOIS SCHMIDT
• Budget cutters face tough foe-themselves
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• Badgers stay on the attack
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• Bankers beware the info highway! Sheshunoff says
• Here's one museum that reallyis entertaining
  by JOANNE WEINTRAUB
• For Puerto Rican tostones, you must fry plantains twice
• Former WIAA chief, a hall of famer, dies
  by CLIFF CHRISTL
• Working for a living, loving what they do
  by ALAN J. BORSUK
• Mary Ellen Johnson Environmentalist
• Booked: Business tomes fill store shelves and briefcase
  by ERIK GUNN
• Will an angel visit the grave of the sunken gardens?
  by DORIS V. CUMMINS
• Toxic Schools
  by ALFRED LIGHTFOOT
• Atomic power: Keep a lid on genie's lamp
  by RICHARD FOSTER
• Certified to raise bank credibility
• North Side
• Theatre X finds drama in recent past
  by DAMIEN JAQUES
• To coax that jasmine to bloom, you'll have to give it less nitrogen
  by MELINDA MYERS
• Joys and Tears
  by PATRICIA WOEBER
• Honoring women for their worth
  by LOIS BLINKHORN
• Minnesota provides a surprise
  by ANDY HORSCHAK
• Merger no cure for ailing parks
• Favre's agent snares McNair
  by BOB McGINN
• pakcers say Sharpe won't play in 1995 season
  by BOB McGINN
• Democrats won for pollster
• Auction will raise funds for cast trip
• Senior ediorts selected for new Journal Sentinel
• Nine people appointed to the editorial board
• Luening recalls days with friendly Potawatomis
• A salute to the Potawatomi
  by TOM STRINI
• Dexter dances around what looks like truth
  by JOEL McNALLY
• No time to boost military budgets
• Contract for a new career
  by Joan Lloyd
• Eagles shot down in the final seconds
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• When cold stalls drivers, AAA cranks up the heat
  by LAWRENCE SUSSMAN
• 2 theater companies present versions of classic
  by DAMIEN JAQUES
• Dean's budget trim hits discord
  by MICHAEL KRENN
• A `change' we should embrace
  by DASHAL M. YOUNG
• Don't let their looks deceive you; these fruits are delicious
  by JOY KRAUSE
• Cupid has a way with names
  by JACKIE LOOHAUIS