Milwaukee Journal, The

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Articles in Mar 14, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Hugo V. Dentino of Menomonee Falls
• Youth accused of hitting man in County Jail
• Theodore P. Petersen of Oconomowoc
• Osco to replace Downer Ave. Sentry
  by TOM DAYKIN
• Term limits no cure for anything
• Man, 27, arrested in assault of officer
• Thompson may expand school choice
  by STEVE SCHULTZE
• Plans for S. Milwaukee housing units held up
• Kewaskum schools to pay ex-principal's legal fees
  by ANNE DAVIS
• Suspect arrested in theft of irrigation pipe from field
  by JOHN G. SCHUMACHER
• Dine and dash fines may take a big bite
• Ruined statue worth much more
• Pharmacal sells leisure products unit
  by GEETA SHARMA-JENSEN
• Apparently White House can't learn
• Chrysler settles accident lawsuit for $5 million
• Heart attack study spurs calls to cardiologists
  by MARILYNN MARCHIONE
• Masks slip off, but slowly
  by MARY CAROLE McCAULEY
• Cedarburg constables challenged in election
  by TOM CIONI
• Scholarship available to women students
• Police probing how boy got marijuana
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Woman reports robbery in lot
• Annual parade set to step off Friday
• Taking real stock in customers can do businesses some good
  by Bronte Colbert
• Dispensing fortune
• Ice angler falls into Pewaukee Lake
  by JOHN G. SCHUMACHER
• Kleczka fights looser standard for SSI
  by TOM HELD
• Slinger students ride rails to learn about US
  by LAURA IGNARSKI
• New middle school is referendum centerpiece
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Auction will benefit Catholic Memorial
• Feingold rips Thompson on budget cut proposals
  by FRAN BAUER
• Candidate forum set
• Contributions for boxer McClellan can be made locally
• IRAs are still a great deal
  by JOEL DRESANG
• Making a pitch for a sport that he loves
  by TIM NORRIS
• District plans day care before, after school day
• 9 seek post of Washington County DA
  by GERALYN McBRIDE
• American Inside actors begin new performance
• Buckley presses for open meetings
  by SAM MARTINO
• West's agent wonders when Packers will call
  by GARY D'AMATO
• Hazardous waste violations lead to jail
  by DON BEHM
• A woman's struggle to live within her means
  by JO SANDIN
• UW's sorry past a factor in timing
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• UW has its eye on Bennett despite his early disclaimer
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• Man, 18, accused of nitrous oxide thefts
• 3 teens escape serious injury in speedy ride
  by DAN PARKS
• New black family drama could be a hit
  by MIKE DREW
• Reorganization tax saving may be less than expected
  by DAVE DALEY
• Warts and all, he was still a hero
  by EUGENE KANE
• Richter justifies Van Gundy firing
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• Finley's determination impresses pro scouts
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• Sewer tank ruling appealed
• City won't pay lawyer to defend landmark
  by SAM MARTINO
• Mitchell Carpet, owners sued
• Harris's homer is exception
  by DREW OLSON
• Salvation Army will provide child care
• No tears: She's ready for battle
  by MARILYNN MARCHIONE
• School is in for Mobley
  by TOM ENLUND
• How the rules have changed
• Ice fishers rescued after falling through
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Marketing seminar set for March 21
• Welfare views came the hard way
  by JO SANDIN
• WMSE, set to triple its power, nears fund goal to pay for transmitter
  by TIM CUPRISIN
• EPA restricts chemicals dumped into Great Lakes
  by DON BEHM
• What went wrong? Buckley fails to figure out Packers' thinking
  by DREW OLSON
• Old reliable: Conservative motorists love Buick
  by FRANK A. AUKOFER
• Monday's warmth sets record
• Districts seek OK for building financing
  by LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN
• Wireless auction produces big winners
  by PRADNYA JOSHI
• FDIC premium cuts prompt TCF to seek bank charters
  by KATHLEEN GALLAGHER
• Convention center board seals bids, drawings
  by MIKE NICHOLS
• Thompson's budget riles crowd at hearing
  by DAYNEL L. HOOKER
• Missing woman was at friends home
  by JULIO V. CANO
• Roofer accused of stealing firearms
• High rates hurt credit union earnings
  by KATHLEEN GALLAGHER
• Jailing children must have limits
• Expanding choice may cost more, hurt poor
  by STEVE SCHULTZE
• Some residents back shooting to control deer
  by J.R.S. OWCZARSKI