Milwaukee Journal, The

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Articles in Mar 27, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Winter chills may remain in area
• Rudolph Andrew Klobuchar
• Activities director named for schools
• Milt Jackson's `other' group a jazz standout
  by MIKE DREW
• 11-year-old drowns in motel pool
• Widow helps others cope as she did
  by FRAN BAUER
• Rollover kills teen in Madison
• Can TV format transmit humor of radio? Yes!
  by JOANNE WEINTRAUB
• Waukesha council has 2 contests
  by SAM MARTINO
• Herbert J. Limburg of East Troy
• Benjamin Perkins
• MU has a shot at success
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• Paine museum displays artifacts
• 2nd day of search does not yield more body parts
• Experience touted in School Board race
  by DAN PARKS
• '94 figures show city held line on crime
  by BOB HELBIG
• Proper prenatal diet is essential
  by CECI BAIER
• Bus fees rise in country parks plan
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Seminar on teens slated
• Offensive line isn't a concern
  by BOB McGINN
• Africa's black dictators, too, must go
• Incumbents face challengers bend on debt reduction
  by KENNETH R. LAMKE
• Bear's biological alarm closk rings too soon
  by MEG JONES
• Forging a new ad partnership
  by JON OLSON
• House fire brings injury, damage
• Crafters to create spring arrangement
• Marathons to use Frame Park's new riverside trails
  by SAM MARTINO
• Former sheriff's drug investigator given jail term
  by GERALYN McBRIDE
• Well Day '95 set in Kenosha
• HEALTH NOTES
• Abortion foes fear easing of suicide law
• Amtrak seeking Wisconsin input
• 2 purse snatchings could be linked
• Sussexx growth creates issue for 6 in race
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• Lawmakers' staff pay doubles in 10 years
  by MICHAEL C. BUELOW
• Child abuse up in Waukesha
  by LORI SKALITZKY
• Oasis has gobs of talent, little personality
  by TINA MAPLES
• Is Gerstein the fifth starter or in the bullpen?
  by DREW OLSON
• Limon show salutes dance pioneer
  by PAUL KOSIDOWSKI
• Woman gets 18 years in robberies
  by DAVE DOEGE
• Golf courses get record opening
• Marian Zarling
• Birding hikes planned
• No-muss, no-fuss art
  by LINDA AGER
• Playoff preparations can't take back seat
  by DANIEL P. HANLEY JR.
• Bill would make mentally ill serve prison time for crimes
  by Scott Walker
• Thompson may bueget UW-Madison arena plan
• Bradley backs off from prison crowding plan
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• AIDS support group set
• Paul "Skip" Wentz of Menomonee Falls
• Hilda Wirth of Menomonee Falls
• Impact fee for parks could rise
  by GERALYN McBRIDE
• All creatures great and small
  by JO SANDIN
• Schwartz's career path surprises some
  by TIM CUPRISIN
• Soothing sounds
• 7-year-old's error spurs beating, charges
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Workshop will discuss Alzheimer's disease
• Brookfield boy accused in fire
• Robert W. Key
• Mequon trustees also in the running
  by TOM CIONI
• A-C faces pension funding shortfall
• Bennett ready to make decision on Badgers' offer
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• Powerball jackpot goes to $35 million
• Sensenbrenner bucks the GOP tide in debate over term limits
  by CRAIG GILBERT
• A comic book battle
  by JAMES M. WATNEM
• Notice to readers
• Susan Robertson Jones of Dousman
• Kewaskum children transform grocery sacks into works of art
  by ANNE DAVIS
• Northwest Side golf complex planned
  by TOM DAYKIN
• Pitfalls in chasing Internet porn
• 5 Hales Corners candidates bring political skills to race
  by JOE WILLIAMS
• Suspects arrested in convent break-in
• A leg up on Life
  by MARY DOOLEY
• School district named in lawsuit
• Ward L. Rademan of Hartland
• Candidates divided over Village Hall
  by AMY RABIDEAU SILVERS
• Departures, like tenures, left few ripples
  by TOM STRINI
• More prisons no final answer
• Exercising her options
  by LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN
• Gene therapy will target prostate cancer
  by MARILYNN MARCHIONE