Milwaukee Journal, The

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Articles in Mar 8, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Planned shelter to hold 20 children
  by GERALYN McBRIDE
• Here's where to find the book
• The Grapevine
  by bob Wolfley
• Anello's love song to Milwaukee
• Light on Light
  by PAUL G. HAYES
• Council votes to shatter bottling plant
  by SAM MARTINO
• Farrow to give talk
• Author slated to sign books
• Voices change at WMYX, WEZW
  by Tim Cuprisin
• MU sales pitch has ring of truth
  by TOM FLAHERTY
• Hudson track's closure may not hurt
• Bay group produces video to support building plan
  by LAWRENCE SUSSMAN
• State seeks $3,700 for man in sex harassment case
  by MICHAEL R. ZAHN
• MSOE to take over county's nursing school program
• A wise way out on the avenue
• Book puts local author on a roll
  by JOY KRAUSE
• Abuse of elderly down some, for now
  by LAUREL WALKER
• UW Center bands to present concert
• Democrats try to dilute securities fraud bill
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Waukesha
• Upnorth baseball fans know all about replacements
  by Jay Reed
• Elderly Meal Program
• Today's baseball players, owners striking out with nation's youth
  by Charles B. Schudson
• `VR.5' is lively bit of fun and games
  by JoAnne Weintraub
• Water Utility merger plan would end union
  by SAM MARTINO
• Boys escape fire in Oconomowoc
  by CYNTHIA DENNIS
• Swing sets sometimes cause ups and downs between neighbors
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• Neumann, Gingrich end their dispute
• Church holds St. Patrick's food drive
• Science Notebook
• Nashotah House
• These Yanks refuse to forget the nation's Gallic heritage
  by Nancy J. Stohs
• Ozaukee County
• DA gets coercion defense for Oswald
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Children carry jazz legacy of 'Scat' Johnson
  by JESSE GARZA
• Embattled Project ELF may get axed
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• Food gala set for March 27
• Germantown
• TAKING NAMES
  by Meg Kissinger
• Phoenix in 'dance'
  by DAVE HELLER
• Farm union leader leery of giant food producers
  by JACK NORMAN
• Residents ask district to keep superintendent
  by WENDI MUEHLS
• Bus routes would link jobs with central city workers
  by DARRYL ENRIQUEZ
• Verlon M. McCann of Pewaukee
• Vernon residents to vote on policing
  by CAROL WAHLEN
• Alzheimer's may forever cloud the truth behind a man's death
  by MAURICE D. WOZNIAK
• Smits, Pacers bring Robinson to earth
• BUSINESSWIRE
• Germantown
• Bucher calls Oswald defense 'garbage'
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Metropolitan Briefs
• Town of Trenton
• Hogwash, say pork producers
  by Dennis McCann
• Cycling race route approved
• Willard E. Schallock of Menomonee Falls
• GOP senators urge Thompson to scrap tax cut
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• State goes prospecting in Illinois
  by JOEL DRESANG
• Shorewood, Bay plan library merger study
  by LAWRENCE SUSSMAN
• Mustard No. 2000 shows up, gets place of honor in museum
• A Demon on court
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• Pitcher shows courage in face of tragedy
  by DREW OLSON
• St. Luke's offering session on healthful lifestyle
• Wales
• Political theater
  by STEVE SCHULTZE
• Ozaukee County may go high-tech on computer network
  by TOM CIONI
• Esther Myrtle Jeffrey of Waukesha
• Many say oil companies will pass full 5-cent road fee onto consumers
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• Key player for MSO is no stranger
  by TOM STRINI
• Men shot horses to get publicity, police say
  by MARK LISHERON
• Top Shelf: Meal programs found to exceed standards
  by NANCY J. STOHS
• Bucks blaze same old trail in loss to Portland
  by TOM ENLUND
• W. Allis may make 3 offices appointive
• Council approves transfer of MECCA sites to new board
  by MIKE NICHOLS
• Hubertus
• West Bend
• Never too soon to start
  by ANNE DAVIS
• Joyce E. Van Acker of Eagle
• Thompson says he would prefer welfare block grants to states
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• Having inmates do laundry doesn't wash with union