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Articles in Jan 1, 1995 issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Price supports face new threat
  by JO SANDIN
• Ceremony to complete Republican triumph
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• Investigators still digging in rubble for cause of fatal fire
  by STAN McCOY
• Western Illinois has little trouble trouncing UWM
• Changing zone lines among topics for discussion in '95
  by Jay Reed
• Book thief stole woman's trust
  by Merry K. Anderson
• When products go low-fat, the flavor often suffers
  by Neil D. Rosenberg
• Opera, dance, early music saw many fine performances
  by Tom Strini
• 1995 promises some eagerly awaited movie releases
  by Douglas Armstrong
• Chief leaving museum in Appleton
• Advocates fear impact on plans
  by FRAN BAUER
• GOP lans to mold a learner government
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• North Shore Fire Department begins today
  by LAWRENCE SUSSMAN
• Wisconsin triumph would right the ship
  by DENNIS CHAPTMAN
• Komets outlast Admirals
• Money's choice won't make the cut here
  by Joel Dresang
• Lions cannot hide big disappointment
  by DREW OLSON
• Cost, fear of copying present barriers to protection
  by David I. Bednarek
• Great music, dance is in the works
  by Tom Strini
• Sitting down to eat and getting the business
  by Jacquelyn Mitchard
• Man who overachieves can sabotage relationships
  by Neil Rosenthal
• Severe cuts may be on way
  by DAVE DALEY
• Lutz's death becomes a cause
  by LAWRENCE SUSSMAN
• Victim of South Side slaying is identified
  by STAN McCOY
• After three-year wait, Miller's time arrives
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• Defense rules as Packers roll on
  by BOB McGINN
• What a Guy: The life of America's party
  by CURT SMITH
• Morgan hurting, but says he'll play
  by BOB McGINN
• Civil rights before the movement
  by DAVID J. MARCOU
• New series brightened area's theater picture
  by Damien Jaques
• Garden line takes long look at winter
• Parry-Ripost
  by WILLIAM CRACRAFT
• Faithful on right may find support
  by MARIE ROHDE
• State growth slows compared with rest of US
  by JEFF BROWNE
• Depression, isolation are among risk factors
• Cars shift into neutral before Green Bay game
• Tradition leaves Sanders frozen in tracks
  by GARY D'AMATO
• Christians remain oppressed
  by Michael Strehlow
• STATE SALUTE
• Art world offered plenty to stimulate the senses
  by James Auer
• Rock scene will build as year goes on
  by Tina Maples
• Good parenting can solve most problems
  by ROLFE WESTENDORF
• Transition from life to death becomes a journey of discovery
  by LOIS BLINKHORN
• 2 die in attack on bus
• Happy New Year, Packers fans
  by DREW OLSON
• Some firefighters concerned about decision to use private ambulances
  by Lawrence Sussman
• Officials say woman used accident for suicide
  by JO SANDIN
• 1994 brought a bounty of good times, friends
  by Bob Riepenhoff
• A totally diverse staff means better overall news coverage
  by Lee Hawkins
• For wintertime fun, St. Paul has much to offer
• Stop, look and listen to improve workplace in '95
  by Joan Lloyd
• New year's art shows cover the spectrum
  by James Auer
• Recycle your Christmas tree, plan garden during winter lull
  by SHARON MORRISEY
• The lady fencer is a champ
  by William Cracraft
• Middle class will get a break
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• Parents, kids kick up heels
  by JESSE GARZA
• Dahmer slaying leads list of top stories in '94
• St. Jean, Harris grab the early lead
  by TOM ENLUND
• Victory over the Badgers is big stuff for Deane
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• All residents should work hard to find ways we can get along
  by Karen Murphy-Smith
• About our policy on recipe testing
• Book signs point gloomily to the demise of literacy
  by Roger Miller
• Simple ways to make your office warm
  by Elaine Markoutsas
• No longer lookalikes, fake furs turn to irony to parody the real
  by PATRICIA McLAUGHLIN
• A mixed bag for seniors
  by FRAN BAUER
• Longtime ties keep Florida fans bound to Badgers
  by Dennis McCann
• Parking ticket deal has few takers
  by BOB HELBIG
• Amanda's dreams sending cartoonist to Hollywood
  by PHIL NERO
• `Whitetail' a complete portrait
  by DON LEWIS
• Technophobia is alive and well
  by Pradnya Joshi
• Fallen star: UW's Finley has brutal shooting game
  by BOB BERGHAUS
• PROTECTING WHAT'S YOURS
  by DAVID I. BEDNAREK
• State's English professors are keeping publishers busy
  by Roger Miller
• Garden designer to hold talk and book signing
• State's tall pines throw long shadows
  by RANDALL P. SCHWALBACH
• Major NEA fight may be brewing
  by TOM STRINI
• Cleaner gas reduces ozone but costs more
  by MARK LISHERON
• End came too soon, much too suddenly
  by LIZ KLINGER
• Turnovers can't keep Badgers from winning
• A star is rendered invisible
  by Michael Bauman

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