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Articles in Mar 3, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• WCTC wins awards for admissions advertising
• ELF transmitter could be scrapped
• Delivery man beats attacker with soda
• Crosby lights fire at K-C
  by DAVID I. BEDNAREK
• Stereoscopic photos to be shown March 11
• Negotiations are main topic of conversation
  by BOB BERGHAUS
• Witness testifies of her suicide plan to help Borchardt
• Latest plan for breakwalls leaves out 'the bratwurst'
  by DARRYL ENRIQUEZ
• 3 schools to join forces on quality education
  by DAVID THOME
• Decathlon contestants strut their cerebral stuff
  by GRAEME ZIELINSKI
• Museum's Village Fair set for March 17, 18 19
• Scoring: Slinger places 4th in decathlon
  by GRAEME ZIELINSKI
• Gimmicks can't cut the deficit
• Council to consider parking expansion
• 3 Henri's executives buy 2 butter makers
  by MILDRED FREESE
• UW Center sets concert for March 23
• Archdiocese MU students will move into dormitory
  by MARIE ROHDE
• Money wins over liberal cause at UW
  by GRAEME ZIELINSKI
• County offers $7,500 deal to man wrongly jailed 5 days
  by DARRYL ENRIQUEZ
• Oswald controlled son's life, abused him, family testifies
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Foes not bound to spending limits
• Hiring of director buoys Cedarburg festivals
  by TOM CIONI
• Gifts, people pouring in to help Cross Lutheran rebuild urban
  by MARIE ROHDE
• Let's get smarter about crime
• Subdivision may ask state to OK move to new district
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Local Deaths
• Margaret Wild's `Beast' is a beauty
  by Katie Gajewski
• Natural landscape talk set at nature center
• Workshop will teach of medicine wheel
• State hopes clean-air program will get EPA to relax gas rules
• Machete fails to thwart robber
  by BOB HELBIG
• Land trust nearing deadline to save old Highland Woods
  by MICHAEL KRENN
• WISAA basketball
  by JEFF POTRYKUS
• Pastor's quick thinking helps 8 escape apartment blaze
  by MARK EDMUND
• Hales Corners wants key intersection to go more upscale
  by J.R.S. OWCZARSKI
• Electric-powered light rail system could be panacea to pollution ills
  by Richard C. Kratsch
• UW Center offers student scholarships
• 10/36 will use polkas to woo contributors
  by Mike Drew
• Onalaska crashes into the semifinals
  by JASON WILDE
• Central-city coalition pushes light rail, better-paying jobs
  by PHIL NERO
• Setting It Straight
• Warhawks get shot to halt Pioneer jinx
• Expert on Egypt to speak here
• Parenting, dating can be juggling act
  by KRISTINA SAUERWEIN
• Submit a business plan, win a scholarship
• Chevy convertible: Chase curbs clowning in `Man of the House'
  by SUE PIERMAN
• Meisinger's heroics keep Lourdes alive
• Incident with baby may bring charges
• Pleading innocence, killer gets life term
  by TYLER L. CHIN
• Golden Eagles' rifleman takes shot at NCAA title
  by TIM NORRIS
• Parks to charge fees for groups
• Peking Acrobats wow crowd
  by JACKIE LOOHAUIS
• Robinson in charge for Bucks
  by TOM ENLUND
• Women's Center to offer return-to-school seminar
• Baseball fans can play Hardball all they want
  by BOB SCHWABACH
• Grafton stings Tosa West with a furious comeback
• No guarantees for the Phoenix
  by TOM FLAHERTY
• Teen killed by friend handling gun while looking in mirror
  by BOB HELBIG
• Price of crime
  by KATHERINE M. SKIBA
• Police sometimes kill dogs confronted in drug searches
  by BOB HELBIG
• Local Deaths
• Audit critical of construction management on center
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Bridge
  by Phillip Alder
• GTE files spending plan
  by GEETA SHARMA-JENSEN
• New home news mixed for counties
  by SAM MARTINO
• Panthers show heart in tough loss
• Baseball negotiators in for the long haul
  by DREW OLSON
• Teen killed by friend handling gun while looking in mirror, police
  by BOB HELBIG
• Retired Brookfield chief gets interim post
  by TOM HEINEN
• Murder plot couple had troubled past
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Benson uses decathlon dinner to bash Thompson's budget
  by Graeme Zielinski
• Overnite truckers to vote on union
  by ERIK GUNN
• Cocker delights with familiar rasp, gestures
  by LISA POLACHECK
• Grammy-winning Crow is here April 5
  by Tina Maples
• Falls boy, 16, admits firing shot that hit 2
  by NANCY JOHNSON
• Miller's tale: MU guard said no to football
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• A medal isn't quite enough
  by Dennis McCann
• Students learn from a master
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Brain power
  by GRAEME ZIELINSKI
• Milas to lead sheriffs' group