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Articles in Apr 2, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Have Americans turned cool to welfare reform?
  by Betsy Hart
• Republicans overreaching in dash to reform government "Uh-uh," voters
  by William Schneider
• Lisa D. Parker
• It's time to reflect on past
  by Jay Reed
• Fred Astaires answer the call to get on board
  by Fran Bauer
• Dream dies for Brewers' replacements
  by Drew Olson
• Set the scene by mixing up, matching china
  by Catherine Fitzpatrick
• A thunderous choir strikes a chord
  by Jo Sandin
• Exhibit showcases work by young Latino artists
• Pianist with MSO dazzling
  by Tom Strini
• Charter school provides students motivation
  by Curtis Lawrence
• Kids need adults to pitch in
  by Mike Juley
• Sand hails from the old school
  by Kathleen Meyer
• West still hasn't redefined its post-Cold War mission
  by G. John Ikenberry
• Presidential hopeful to speak this week
• Jordan put Knicks on the defense
  by Tom Enlund
• Tech boys and Pulaski girls win
• Kenneth P. Roesslein
• Early catch-and-release gets hearing
  by Bob Riepenhoff
• Phone bill? Let me call you on that
  by Jacquielyn Mitchard
• Trailbreaker event runs like a reunion
  by Tim Norris
• Revisiting the `hood
  by Damien Jaques
• Taking on taxing questions
  by Avrum D. Lank
• Waupaca art show set for April 23
• Looking for scoops and nuggets? Then this is your stopping place
  by Kathy Cave
• STATE DIGEST
• When it's more than a game
  by Eugene Kane
• Bucks' defense is pitiful
  by Tom Enlund
• City must let go of the identity crisis and vigorously sell itself,
  by Rick Romell
• Tracing the source of evil in paradise
  by Nancy W. Olson
• Where we stand at the Journal Sentinel
• Sue Ryon
• It's time for other side of muskie size limit debate
  by Jay Reed
• Cities polish their images
  by JAMES AUER
• We intend to make the time you put into reading our pages pay off
  by George Stanley
• People, issues at the heart of local section
  by Martin Kaiser
• Odds of an audit are up this year; so avoid pitfalls
• Aggressive Vols chain Bulldogs
  by Bob Berghaus
• Earnest flag waver misses key points
  by Kenneth P. Roesslein
• Cardamom, coffee send a message
  by Nancy J. Stohs
• Students shed case of nerves to win wordy competition
  by DEBBY LYNN DAVIS
• Money's not there anymore
  by Tom Haudricourt
• Perfect timing
  by Catherine Fitzpatrick
• Coffee-based novel is a grind Mark Helprin's prose sparkles, but his
  by Heidi N. Sjostrom
• Stuart Carlson
• Gregory D. Stanford
• CANAL TO CARTEGENA
  by Stanton H. Patty
• Just a second
• Kohl primes pump for arena
  by Dennis Chaptman
• High hopes for small stocks
  by Kathleen Gallagher
• Barth's salad, Union House chili
• We could save lives, money by funding more drug treatment
  by Mathea Falco
• `Progressive' foes of Fuller reform ill-serve city
• Sensory systems play a role, too
• State sending officials to prison to bring home ideas
  by KATHERINE M. SKIBA
• Garner tries to focus
• Small tale is big entertainment
  by Karen Henry Clark
• Rockets ride roller coaster
  by Rick Braun
• Gary Markstein
• EDITORIAL SAMPLER
• If you like excitement with your entertainment, this is your section
  by Diane Bacha
• Beautification, Lady Bird are forever linked
• Read all about it: A new, yet familiar paper
  by Mary Jo Meisner
• Reeves merits big stage, but not a spotlight
  by Michael Bauman
• Our ancestors liked to joke around, too
  by Ralph
• UConn thrives in post
  by Bob Berghaus
• Moncrief led Arkansas; rise to prominence
  by D. Orlando Ledbetter
• A small patch of green where land and water meet
  by John Gurda
• Time to get the garden going
  by Joan Prince
• There's no camparison, but here it is
  by Tom Haudricourt
• `Moo' skewers all our sacred cows
  by JULIE PARSON-NESBITT
• Monitowoc star commits
  by Cliff Christl
• It's the dawn of a new newspaper
  by Robert A. Kahlor
• THE MORNING MAIL
• Eggplant: purple passion
• Those mighty ducks
• The end, but the story is still not over
  by William Janz
• The defense doesn't rest
  by Dale Hofmann
• The TV package is bigger, too
• Ex-police officer Langkammer sailed the skies with friends
  by Eldon Knoche