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Articles in Feb 24, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Chicago art trip set for March 11
• Germantown in line for Brio toy distribution site
  by AMY RABIDEAU SILVERS
• Revenge is sweet for Pacers
• Hong's work revolves around motherhood
  by LOIS BLINKHORN
• Child nutrition merits fairer shake
• Toward peace in Northern Ireland
• Teen years a time to NOT look
  by Charlotte Johnstone
• Student accused in false bomb threats
• Man arrested in drug investigation
• St. David's Society to hold annual dinner
• Man slain Friday, dumped miles away
• `Vanya' is simple, seamless and great
  by DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG
• Bernsen will be bringing his `Ballgame' to County Stadium
  by Tim Cuprisin
• In court, would-be warrior Oswald holds firm
  by ALAN J. BORSUK
• Motorist grateful to teen Samaritans
• State calling waukesha County transit deal improper
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Woodwind soloist Vadala to play with school band
• Elmbrook severance package worth $250,000
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• `Mrs. Parker' is a somber tale
  by DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG
• Agenda
• Big cheese: A wedge is driven into state's pride
  by JO SANDIN
• Should MU be allowed to close the Avenue? Readers take sides
• Organ recital set for Sunday
• Price gap for gasolines closes slightly
  by PHIL NERO
• Some chips off the old block grant plan
  by REBECCA M. BLANK
• New bids for Crites Field tower still too high
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Elmbrook severance package worth $250,000
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• School-to-work initiative will nurture a new work force
  by Herb Kohl
• Museum confident despite attendance dip
  by DARRYL ENRIQUEZ
• Credit due: Gutzman returns with Sondheim's complex `Follies'
  by DAMIEN JAQUES
• Love `im, hate `im
  by MARY CAROLE McCAULEY
• Radio news can be murder
• Kids can learn a lot by listening
• Officer heard the thump, thump of bullets and then one hit him
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Forum to review plans for park
• `Accompany of Kids' group led by `split' personality
  by CYNTHIA DENNIS
• Reading, writing contest set for Falls students
• US cuts would cost state $15.7 million for schools
  by TOM HEINEN
• Ex-principal is cleared of felony charges
  by GERALYN McBRIDE
• Gear up on some Brio facts
  by Amy Rabideau Silvers
• Owners seek to wreck 1908 building
  by SAM MARTINO
• Judge drops charges agains ex-principal
  by GERALYN McBRIDE
• Tempers flare over decision on Wasson
  by NANCY JOHNSON
• Gender-neutral constitution to go to vote
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• US cuts could cost state $15.7 million for schools
  by TOM HEINEN
• State cuts hit home for those with ill spouses
  by FRAN BAUER
• Thompson pushes on against new fuels
  by DON BEHM
• Better flight data essential
• Another Star is born as church sets up shop
  by TOM CIONI
• Food, music spice up Middle Ages study
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Undercover operation yields arrest
  by CAROL WAHLEN
• Fred G. Olin of Mukwonago
• Decision time nears
  by DREW OLSON
• Friend recalls driving teens to city for weapon
• Reception opens group art exhibit
• AIDS activist Malmon made educaion a priority
  by MARILYNN MARCHIONE
• Washington County DA to resign; office faces charges
  by GERALYN McBRIDE
• Professor says UW should drop farming programs at 2 universities
  by JOHN MALICSI
• Clean water, yes, but not this
• A thump, thump of bullets and then one hit officer's leg
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Catherine Sadowski of Waukesha
• Marquette can now think Notre Dame
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• Court backs Geske's participation in case
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• Wisconsin would lose funding for energy aid, summer jobs
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• Police chaplains shine light into the darkest of hours
  by JENIFER SHILLINGLAW
• Pinckney gets no call as trade period passes
  by TOM ENLUND
• Professor says UW should drop farming programs at 2 universities
  by JOHN MALICSI
• Mitchell Park East gets DNR grant
• WIC shift could become problematic
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Big order lifts Manitowoc Engineering
  by JOHN FAUBER
• Not `The man,' but . . .
  by TOM FLAHERTY
• Packers' Mariucci may move on to Rams
  by Bob Wolfley
• Watertown's undefeated Pero dispenses with preliminaries
  by JOE SHINNERS
• For cross-country fans, waxing is poetic
  by TIM NORRIS
• METROPOLITAN BRIEFS
• Still time to attend guild dinner, auction
  by CYNTHIA DENNIS
• Ruling reverses Weston Hills move
• Driver arrested twice in one week
• Door County firms get health option
  by GEETA SHARMA-JENSEN
• Group will explore positive thinking