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Articles in Apr 4, 1995, issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• In the News
• Fred H. Siewenie of Brookfield
• Girl is reborn in `Apprentice'
  by Kathleen T. Horning
• Raymond J. Gardner of Lake Keesus
• It's time for owners, players to play ball and mean it
• Kemper set to spin off brokerage subsidiary
  by Pradnya Joshi
• Former UW fullback changes his approach
  by Dan Manoyan
• The Rev. J.D. Washington, of Calvary Temple Baptist
• Simmons tired of waiting game
  by Tom Silverstein
• U.S. backs Ameritech for long-distance
• A brighter picture
  by Mark Lisheron
• Jacqueline Marie "Jackie" Robbins (Christiansen) CPA
• Jelinek's J-K Luggage found niche in serving sales people
  by Eldon Knoche
• Artist's touch
  by Pat Raab
• Deficit reduction must be No. 1 priority
• Few likely to vote despite keys races
  by Kenneth R. Lamke
• Gould manages to win his first bout
• Shorewood bans sale of firearms, ammunition
• Razorbacks win respect
  by Michael Bauman
• BUSINESS DIGEST
• Parks boss decides to end 30-year career with county
• Alice E. Meisenheimer of Waukesha
• Pro-union activists protest SteelTech stance
  by Joe Williams
• Erin woman hopes her ad will lead to her old pony
  by Deborah Locke
• `Pre-emption bill' deserves to be shot down
• Milwaukee firms flock to World Wide Web
  by Lee Bergquist
• No-hitters mark start of softball
• More water being tested for MTBE
• UCLA hogties Arkansas
  by D. Orlando Ledbetter
• Chicago likely foe for opener
  by Drew Olson
• Riegel jury will view murder site
  by Jessica McBride
• Take your time at children's museum
• Bill may limit employee lobbying
  by Daniel Bice
• Resheske to fill Thornton DA term
• Consultant says county will need more jail beds
  by Gretchen Schuldt
• White believes Jackson will play
  by Tom Silverstein
• Tiny parasite still afflicts 16 people
  by Marilynn Marchione
• Big hearts take the place of small guard
  by Dale Hofmann
• Johnson says Harrick gave Bruins stability
  by D. Orlando Ledbetter
• Head-on crash fatal
• Food drive comes at key time of year for pantry
  by Sam Martino
• Federal pay-out can add a lot to total income
• State seeks to overturn census ruling
  by Richard P. Jones
• Reaching out in tragedy
  by Lawrence Sussman
• Families get help achieving their dreams
• Distributor considers West Allis
  by Paul Gores
• Neumann forges ahead in deficit war
  by Patrick Jasperse
• Museum to display river art
• City now brags about its water
  by Don Behm
• Porter scores big at WAMIs, bringing home 4 awards
  by Tina Maples
• Bond issue vote likely for schools on May 23
  by Mark Lisheron
• Popular program helps make ends meet
  by Joel Dresang
• Street survivors blast budget cuts
  by Steven Walters
• In the News
• Transportation budget good for region's future
• Drummer from Beloit hits the big time
  by Tina Maples
• Voter turnout comparisons misleading
• Author puts lengthy experience to use
  by Lauria Lynch-German
• Norman stars in Artist Series
  by Tom Strini
• Camp Heartland to receive basketball star's magic touch
  by Kathy Cave
• On the Agenda
• As car prices rise, buying used proves better
• $2,500 reward offered to solve eagle's death
  by Meg Jones
• Spring winds concert set at Concordia
• New children's museum aims to educate parents, not just kids
  by Joel Dresang
• With eye on lottery vote, Selig holds out hope
• Heideman steps up to the line
  by Charles F. Gardner
• Anti-gun efforts cut homicides, city says
  by Bob Helbig
• Soprano to compete at nationals
  by Tom Strini
• `Family' carries the mother of all meanings
  by CHARLOTTE JOHNSTONE
• Veteran officer loved to help other people
  by Linda Clawson
• State Digest
• Marilyn Weber Nurse's aide
• Change in car accident reporting won't affect suburban police
  by Jeff Cole
• 3 costly marinas are overbuilt
  by Richard P. Jones
• Conlon hopes his vagabond days are over
  by Tom Enlund
• Vallozzi is optimistic first victory will come
• Companies, groups help city's children get ready for school
  by Mary Beth Murphy
• Composer, classical performer showcased
• Neighbors protect home by fighting back grass fire
  by Sam Martino