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Articles in Feb 16, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• West boys on the brink of being the best in the West
  by TODD HANSEN
• Plan to shoot deer draws anger, praise
  by J.R.S. OWCZARSKI
• Plan to cap aid could hurt Chapter 220
  by LAWRENCE SUSSMAN
• Picking veterinarians would kill two birds with one stone
• Black history museum holds a dram
  by STAN McCOY
• Parental survey needs more work
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Diamond Rio performance had audience dancin' in the aisles
• To the point: Parsche takes charge at Howards Grove
  by JEFF POTRYKUS
• Setting It Straight
• Task force plan approved for Hartford Ave. School
  by CURTIS LAWRENCE
• Just in case you're nostalgic for the '80s . . .
  by NICK CARTER
• Helen Ann Pantelis Teacher
• Metropolitan Briefs
• Thompson lists school reform as takeover goal
  by DAVE DALEY
• Empowering parents is key
• Carbon monoxide likely cause of deaths of father, 2-year-old
• Panel rejects gymnastics plan
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• `ER' proves healthier of hospital dramas
  by Mike Drew
• Catholic schools lack `gaping hole in middle'
  by MARIE ROHDE
• He thinks letters are off the mark
• Buckley attracts no takers
  by BOB McGINN
• The Unicorn:
  by NICK CARTER
• W. Allis schools totry again on building plan
  by TYLER L. CHIN
• Sandler gets some laughs, but this comedy falls short
• Phone service
• North Side
• Democrats must find voice, consultant says
  by CRAIG GILBERT
• Cedarburg
• Students win Scholastic Art Awards
  by JAMES AUER
• State reforms put Fuller in firmer control
  by TOM HEINEN
• A big win for Boyd Huppert
  by Tim Cuprisin
• Music and ravelike party atmosphere were backdrop for good cause
• Selensky is still true Champion of steaks
  by DENNIS R. GETTO
• Coach's furor catalyst for a Badgers rally
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• In a way, we're all `in the middle'
• Pavilion offers free music, coverage of championships
• MU isn't ready to retire Miller's nmber, yet
  by BOB BERGHAUS
• Ernest E. Posekany of Mukwonago
• Families
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• State Asembly passes limits on state spending
  by DAVE DALEY
• GOP drops provision to limit fund-raising
  by DAVE DALEY
• Slinger
• Science Bag explores world of genetics
  by NICHOLAS ORLANDO
• Selig feilds line drives from unhappy senators
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• Sidwell not sure he wants to leave
• Wegner is the park behind racing success
  by GARY D'AMATO
• Acts added to 2 Christian music series
• Pupil looks back on a time when world was friendlier
  by LaGRASE KELLY MURPHY
• Wagner's 41 lead Viterbo
• Kathryn Gustafson of Waukesha
• High court upholds juvenile battery law
  by SAM MARTINO
• In 3 days of questioning, jury pool has a lot to say
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Candidates for at-large seat have full plate of school issues
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• Moriarty may get help against road widening
  by TOM CIONI
• Dozen gives audience great jazz
  by Josh Gilman
• Man, 19, gets 125-year term in kidnapping
  by TYLER L. CHIN
• Spring Green troupe opens season June 23
• Confident Wallace a real motor mouth
  by GARY D'AMATO
• Wedemeyersays he'd bridge divisions on court
  by MICHAEL R. ZAHN
• School prayer
  by David Newville
• Shames packs his tale with a delightful mix of characters
  by ANNE STRATTON
• John A. Hays of Ashippun
• La Crosse
• Bickle is looking to say `thanks'
• Ditrict conerns drive Elmbrook board races
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• Judge to decide if youth should be tried as adult
  by CAROL WAHLEN
• Schools pleased with test result
  by ANNE DAVIS
• Bush fans should like this album
  by CHARLES QUEEN
• Heffernan backs Bradley for state Supreme Court
  by MICHAEL R. ZAHN
• `Bottom line' concerns 12 running for seats on Cudahy School Board
  by J.R.S. OWCZARSKI
• Fatalshooting of woman brings charges for 19-year-old man
  by TYLER L. CHIN
• School prayer
  by David Kuhn
• Merger for Labor, Education proposed
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• John M. Gagliano of Waukesha
• Stevens Point
• Reiser looks to jump-start Busch career in 1995
  by GARY D'AMATO
• Lenders seek fund to expand home buying
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Bydget may help courts, hurt human services
  by LAUREL WALKER
• United Way seeks new recipient groups
  by MICHAEL KRENN
• Field of 6 brings diverse views to County Board election
  by DARRYL ENRIQUEZ