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Articles in Mar 5, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Get ready to check out Wright places
• String players of Italian descent sought
• Matthew Gonring Ziegler executive
• JCC announces list of stage offerings
• Arrowhead ends long reign of two Madison schools
  by JOHN MALICSI
• Kleczka breaks ranks on welfare bill
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• Affirmation hides in conflicting images
  by JAMES AUER
• Marquette draws Alabama-Birmingham
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• Messmer's patience spurs championship
  by TODD HANSEN
• Pius girls grab title
  by TODD HANSEN
• `Latin American Music Now' will be held at UWM in April
• Snowshoe-makers tread an ancient path
  by DONALD A. BLUHM
• Memories burn as time passes
  by Mildred Freese
• Grammy winners, for the record
• Baritone Milnes will hold master class
• Optimism headed off at the pass as labor discussions take a U-turn
  by BOB BERGHAUS
• GOING PRICES
• Brewers flop once again
  by BOB BERGHAUS
• Winter on the edge of the world
  by JOHN GURDA
• Rescuing our struggling schools
• Panter finish with another loss
• Potent formula carries Xavier
  by JEFF POTRYKUS
• Badgers hoping to be NIT-picked
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• Worker benefit of the `90s: elder care
  by FRAN BAUER
• UW-Waukesha makes history with its 26-0 record
  by DAN MANOYAN
• A kiosk on the Internet designed for artists
  by Pradnya Joshi
• Horne to sing in Door County
• Officer seeks clues in mysterious death
• Police probe death of 5-month-old
• Bicyclist injured seriously in crash
• Marshall uses its savvy in the final minutes to advance
• Learning a new game: Volleyballs take funny bounces
  by BILL BEECHER
• Fashion faces some hard facts
  by Jacquelyn Gray
• The biggest fish
  by KARL EBERT
• Racine lutheran is just too good to lose
  by JEFF POTRYKUS
• China, with all its faults, is far too big to shun in trade
  by RICHARD FOSTER
• Students skip beach so they can help others
  by TOM VANDEN BROOK
• How a steering team can take a wrong turn
  by Joan Lloyd
• The Sterling boasts wide open spaces
• Environmental groups wary of review council
  by STEVE SCHULTZE
• Reduced coho bag limit takes effect on April 1
  by BOB RIEPENHOFF
• National survey puts price tag on deer hunt
  by JAY REED
• Police search for shooting suspect
• State Salute
• Marquette's three-pointers shoot down Blue Demons
• Acting Mequon police chief defends action
  by TOM CIONI
• Secada's rhythms, good looks fire up Riverside
  by LISA POLACHECK
• Union questions cancellation at site of company banquet
  by ERIK GUNN
• No harm, no real foul
  by SUZANNE GARMENT
• Teen guilty in murder for hire
  by KATHERINE M. SKIBA
• MSO will benefit from wine-taster
• Want lasagna? Easy does it with simple recipe
• Drummer Miles set for bike show
• Packers' Hauck signs contract with Broncos
• Sturgeon, sturgeon everwhere
  by Bob Riepenhoff
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Zesty appetizers have just the right bite
  by JOY KRAUSE
• The many lessons of Somalia
• Ko-Thi dance company receives $12,000 grant
• ROUND AND ABOUT
• A real strip joint
  by JAMES AUER
• Polite Oswald read his crime journal
  by JESSICA MCBRIDE
• COCOONING in the '90s
  by PRISCILLA PARDINI
• Toxic form of mercury taints fish in inland lakes each fall
  by DON BEHM
• Loving is not enough, readers make clear
  by Neil Rosenthal
• National Farmers Union meeting, looking to future
• Indy-car numbers don't add up to the same Penske dominance
  by GARY D'AMATO
• Shortened duck hours are sure to cause a flap
  by Jay Reed
• Gittleman will lead trip to Chicago Art Institute
• White asparagus is result of withholding light
  by MELINDA MYERS
• Must we muddle our Capitol?
• Slide show to feature historic sites
• Homestead girls led the parade to state
• Take `Time' again for Jack Finney
  by MAUDE McDANIEL
• Image can be everything
  by MICHAEL JOHNSTON
• Lyme disease soars to 11,800 cases reported nationwide
  by MARILYNN MARCHIONE
• firm wins $14.1 million contract to upgrade water filters at 2 plants
  by DON BEHM
• Designers will dazzle at show
• Reformulated gasoline drives some motorists in area to distraction
• Rison, Green head free-agent with list
  by BOB McGINN