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

• Panthers land prep in Michigan
  by Charles F. Gardner
• Pap smear inquest seeks homicide charges
  by David Doege
• HE SAID, SHE SAID
  by Richard P. Jones
• SINAI SAMARITAN WEST CAMPUS
  by Gretchen Schuldt
• Latest Lexus soothes a manic brow, but extras are frustrating
  by Mark Savage
• Homestead replaces Whitefish Bay as team to beat
  by David Schwabe
• Surhoff decides at last minut to join Brewers
  by Tom Haudricourt
• Acosta lost shot at gold, found riches as a coach
  by Dan Manoyan
• Tryout camp kicks off search for talent
  by Charles F. Gardner
• More business on Saturdays
• Prom Drama: Kettle Moraine's forced bus ride angers students
  by Dan Parks
• ALTERNATIVE TO THOMPSON BUDGET
  by Daniel Bice
• BUILDING OWNER WAS CONTRIBUTOR
  by Daniel Bice
• First-half burst by Heft, Popes decks DSHA
  by David Schwabe
• Arreola fires officer who fired gun in his home
  by Bob Helbig
• DESNICK FINED, GIVES UP RIGHT TO PRACTICE FOR 2 YEARS
  by Marilynn Marchione
• Making a final run into sunset
  by Tim Norris
• CARTOON COUPLE PLOTS RETIREMENT STRATEGY
  by Kathleen Gallagher
• In the News
• U.S. may be able to pass the buck for its falling dollar
  by Tom Petruno
• UNITED
  by Jon Marcus
• DSHA comeback stuns Lutheran in softball
• Missing tot, 2, found safe in garbage cart
  by Julio V. Cano
• Football policy changes
  by Michael Hunt
• MUSSELING INLAND
  by Don Behm
• Beard's task is a tough one
  by D. Orlando Ledbetter
• Grandfather's lessons live on
  by Ernst-Ulrich Franzen
• With injury behing him, Walker gets his chance
  by Tom Silverstein
• Greendale's Loughrin starts season as the one to beat
  by Joe Shinners
• State digest
• Engineering Expo features robot athletes
• WISCONSIN CENTER
• BOARD, SUPERINTENDENT NEED TO AGREE ON ISSUES, MEMBER SAYS
  by Daynel L. Hooker
• Packers
  by Bob McGinn
• MENOMONEE FALLS
  by Betsy Thatcher
• SHOE-IN FOR SUCCESS
  by Jean Pagel
• SUMMERFEST ACTS
  by Dave Tianen
• REFORMULATED GAS
  by Amy Rinard
• Celebrities
• Bo knows it's time to move on
• Summerfest, Kohl's reach deal
  by Doris Hajewski
• Mobley aims to take some giant steps
  by dale Hofmann
• School bus driver cleared in crash that killed boy, 7
  by David Doege
• Hill gives Pistons a big lift
• Daniels' sensuality ignites Danceworks debut
  by Tom Strini
• Deceased candidate haunts election
  by Joe Williams
• `Ornery' voter mood blamed
  by Richard P. Jones
• Legislators, too, ought to wait before lobbying
• Putting a stop to scam artists depends on victims' reports
• Mobley to be focus of attention over summer
  by Tom Enlund
• Koss' net income down despite increase in sales
  by Lee Bergquist
• William F. Neumann, owner of Zur Krone
  by Eldon Knoche
• DESPAIR REMAINS IN SEATTLE
• Palmer honored just to compete
  by Gary D'Amato
• A good way to keep tabs on kids
• Gingrich on TV: Pledges new order
  by Patrick Jasperse
• Baker helps cut off Nets at the pass
  by Tom Enlund
• PRODUCTION UNDER WAY AT MENASHA
• Christian Pineau
• Lousy weather takes a bite out of Snappers' debut
  by Bob Berghaus
• foes lining up to fight Tyson
  by Richard Finn
• MORTGAGE DERIVATIVES
  by Kathleen Gallagher
• Affirmative action hasn't helped all
  by Joyce Evans
• WAUKESHA COUNTY
  by Lori Skalitzky
• NORTHSIDE ISLAMIC CENTER
  by Jo Sandin
• Memorial set for conductor
• Garner likes club's condition
  by Tom Haudricourt
• Course takes a toll on frustrated Price
  by Gary D'Amato
• ADMIRALS
  by Mike Hart
• THE 1996 CAMPAIGN
  by Craig Gilbert
• stock indexes don't reflect reality fo the market
  by Kathleen Gallagher
• ALLEN-BRADLEY
  by Mark Savage
• News in Brief
• State title is next goal
  by Joe Shinners
• Fetters' future as Brewer remains up in the air
  by Drew Olson
• JOURNAL SENTINEL BEAT-THE-DOG CONTEST
  by John Fauber