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Articles in Feb 21, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Mardi Gras party planned in Domes
• Keeping abortion a real option
• Raquel Ciano of Waukesha
• Jeep Grand Cherokee is ready for anything
  by FRANK A. AUKOFER
• Commission focuses on gaming revenue
  by JACK NORMAN
• Shhh: Sound foils burglary
  by ALAN BORSUK
• So it's `Thanks, Newt'
  by Tim Cuprisin
• 2 Greenfield aldermen push for referendum on city audit
  by TYLER L. CHIN
• Lockup alone can't cure crime
• Setting It Straight
• Residents pelt school panel with questions
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• McGovern to teach in fall as MU visiting professor
  by TOM VANDEN BROOK
• Slinger board vows road `blackmail' won't work
  by LAURA IGNARSKI
• Lawmakers say pledged school aid will be significant
  by J.R.S. OWCZARSKI
• Bet on tracks hits seniors, ciritics say
  by DAVE DALEY
• Talks hit home for wary Selig
  by DREW OLSON
• County won't pursue parcel buys
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Fight for judge's seat may attract voters
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• Slinger
• `Truth terrorist' Muhammad airs his views
  by PHIL NERO
• Plan allwos for religion in holidays
  by ANNE DAVIS
• Virtuosic accordionist scores a hit
  by TOM STRINI
• Van Gundy's in limbo until end of season
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• DiUlio expresses frustration over mall
  by MIKE NICHOLS
• Parents threaten lawsuit to halt sex curriculum
  by TOM CIONI
• Officer tells of effort to save slain captain
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Chrysler to continue Harland cleanup
  by SAM MARTINO
• Shirley Lorraine Pronold of Waukesha
• Senior Westlake is at head of class
  by TOM FLAHERTY
• Marquette willing to disucss options to closing the avenue
  by MIKE NICHOLS
• Highway Q project may be delayed
  by AMY RABIDEAU SILVERS
• Thompson plan to break up DNR would reverse reforms, Meyer says
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• Oswald son's dirary show California plan
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Call to arms rings hollow
  by DREW OLSON
• Margaret Henderson of Pewaukee
• Dunleavy gives Mobely a shot
  by TOM ENLUND
• Shorewood approves 2 gun safety ordinances
  by LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN
• Export consultant available at WCTC
• Teen will testify he was coercedin murder-for-hire
• Winnebago Lutheran rolls
• Town of Waukesha
• Festival of short plays is among highlights on local stages
  by Damien Jaques
• Port, Grafton consider bike link
  by MICHAEL KRENN
• Over nearly 30 years, Lutz rose through Waukesha police force
• Southeastern Wisconsin residents give EPA an earful over new gas
  by DON BEHM
• Interstate 94
• NAACP heads back on track
• Tax protest groups draw fire of IRS
  by JOEL DRESANG
• Carroll College
• Patricia Skarry of Town of Oconomowoc
• Conference will examine schools, low achievement
• State now set for trial in influence-peddling suit
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• No excuse for waving white flag
  by Michael Bauman
• Pewaukee
• When less is more: Miniature prints being shown at UW-Parkside
  by JAMES AUER
• Pension fund can't collect back interest
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• Bucks suffer Shaz-sized humiliation
  by TOM ENLUND
• Balancing act: Performance of `Candida' a bit off kilter
  by MARY CAROLE McCAULEY
• Some voters may not see impact of vote
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Students seek passport to future in languages
  by DAVID THOME
• Big County, too: MU recruit is `once-in-a-lifetime' player
  by CLIFF CHRISTL
• Ethan Allen resident charged with battery
  by CAROL WAHLEN
• Community-based clinics offer best solution to health care crisis
• Weyco jumps into casual trend
  by JOHN FAUBER
• Marian A. Lange of Waukesha
• Meta F. Mueller of Waukesha
• Whittier 5th-grader would like to send Joe Camel packing
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Waukesha
• Cable, phone marketers' tactics facing scrutiny
  by JOEL DRESANG