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Articles in Mar 1, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• No room for Wave in Bradley Center
  by DANIEL P. HANLEY JR.
• Baseball talks tread the edges
  by DREW OLSON
• Helping the poor to fly in their own
  by JESSE GARZA
• A triumph for the Rep
  by DAMIEN JAQUES
• Planner hired for Moorland
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Campaign finance issues on hold
  by STEVE SCHULTZE
• Veteran Tully moves up ladder at TV6
  by TIM CUPRISIN
• Woman charged in robbery jtry in which her brother was killed
  by TYLER L. CHIN
• Teen tried to stop killing, lawyer says
• River Place loses despite support
  by AMY RABIDEAU SILVERS
• America's wineries are getting on-line
  by ANNE SCHAMBERG
• School choice `belongs in the budget
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• Out of school, onto the farm
  by CURTIS LAWRENCE
• Sexual assault victim to suggest sentence
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• New Avalon can boast of an excellent ride plus plenty of power
  by STEVE BYERS
• State's dairy-industry experts weigh in
• UW researchers help uncover cause of muscle ailment
• Program will stress heart health for women
  by ANNE DAVIS
• Dionne Farris solo show a sweet shot of soulful pop
  by NICK CARTER
• Benefit run planned for March 25
• Starry nights aren't what they used to be
  by PAUL G. HAYES
• Still under fire, cable firms sweeten the pot on service
• Whitnall School Board member files complaint on hiring
  by TOM HEINEN
• Of feasts and fasting
  by MARY C. HANSON
• Otto Schultz
• Sheboygan base among thsoe to be closed
• Exemption on new fuels possible, but unlikely
  by STEVE SCHULTZE
• School bus operator indicted
• Gasoline controversy costs worker his job
  by AMY RABIDEAU SILVERS
• State looks at sites for institutions
  by SAM MARTINO
• Free services available for domestic abuse victims
• SCIENCE NOTEBOOK
• Gas pumps to get labels listing type of new blend
  by DON BEHM
• Warner Cable taking scholarship applications
• Greater Milwaukee Auto Show '95
  by STEVE BYERS
• Oswald son fired fatal shot, expert testifies
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Waukesha symphony sets all-Russian concert
• ShopKo Stores buys drug-claims manager
  by GEETA SHARMA-JENSEN
• Bradley lifts Parkside
• Port road's future drives controversy
  by MICHAEL KRENN
• Historic lighthouse could become hostel
  by DARRYL ENRIQUEZ
• COOKING CLASSES
• A Mile High sigh
  by PHIL NERO
• Hadassah leader to speak in Brown Deer
• They look to the skies
  by PAUL G. HAYES
• Accord lets sheriff's couple county sever ties for good
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Father of dead pilot faults crash aftermath
  by CAROL WAHLEN
• Carson extends offer for Younkers
  by DAVID I. BEDNAREK
• Talk, not poised walk, is team's weak answer
  by TOM ENLUND
• Girls: Vikings coach upset over No. 8 spot, not 23-0 foe
  by JEFF POTRYKUS
• Ice Age fishermen could have used course in technology
  by JAY REED
• Setting It Straight
• Religions call for fasting on traditional holy days
• Nicolet panel to study plans for technology
  by DAVID THOME
• EDIBLE EXPERIMENTS
  by MARY JO DIEM
• Alderman resigns seeks city clerk post
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• April 4 board vote could change Cronin deal
• Proshetics firm doubles in sixe with acquisitions
  by KARL EBERT
• Avenger offers looks, sports car handling
  by STEVE BYERS
• John W. Krause of Hartland
• UW marches into season's last month like a lamb
  by KIM Q. BERKSHIRE
• Lawrence student falls to his death
• Suspect held in stabbing of man at UWM student union
  by BOB HELBIG
• Thompson budget fails onjuvenile issues, Doyle says
  by MARK LISHERON
• Time to end this brutal `sport'
• Desk lunches can be bad; then again ...
  by NANCY J. STOHS
• Arnold Montgomery of Ottawa
• Pots, pans, bit of wizardry transform kitchen into lab
• Star Trek fare: Let the youngsters beam up the food of daydreams
  by MARY JO DIEM
• Kids' creativity rises to top in baking class
  by JOY KRAUSE
• Robert Jones
• Magistrate urges dismissal of term limits suit
  by DORIS HAJEWSKI
• Brewers may use Uecker as part of TV campaign
  by BOB BERGHAUS
• Madison wins land dispute near tribal site
• Sex harassment cuts both ways
• UPN's `Marker' and `Watcher' escape true rottenness, but not by much
  by JOANNE WEINTRAUB
• Cronin `disappointed,' not angry, about non-renewal of his contract
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• Tips offered on promoting books
• Backers ease off change in school periods
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Family numbed by death of 14-year-old boy in gunplay
  by MARK EDMUND