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Articles in Jan 25, 1995 issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• DYNAMIC DUO
  by ANNE SCHAMBERG
• Science Notebook
• Wagner kicking for a title
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• Chargers' back has a short fuse
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• School plans bigger, better fund-raising auction gala
  by TOM CIONI
• Microphone shut off as supervisors argue
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Nicolet puts limits on unauthorized paper
  by DAVID THOME
• Officer found liable for death of bystander
  by MICHAEL R. ZAHN
• Juveniles won't have to pay higher fines, council says
  by MIKE NICHOLS
• 3 students among 5 hurt in car crash
• Free throws are the key to success for the Blackshirts
  by TODD HANSEN
• GOP can't do it alone; joint effort required to create New Society
  by Edward F. Neubecker
• Miller boosted Philip Morris profits in 1994
• Rhodes' dedication still works wonders
  by BOB McGINN
• Degree program blends cooking and computers
• Film premiere features symphony, lecture
• Private money helps schools with extra tools
  by JENIFER SHILLINGLAW
• City to help finance commercial project
• Restraining order requests to tell stories of abuse
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• WCTC given grant for minority retention
• A paper trail of intolerance
  by Gregory D. Stanford
• Auto marketing goes interactive -- at the mall
  by DAVID I. BEDNAREK
• Thurston, other stars take aim at hunger
• Stadium plan far from completion
  by CRAIG GILBERT
• Mequon forum planned for mayoral candidates
• Sun Prairie rejects, Verona OKs school plans
• MU's new law school dean held state position in '70s
  by TOM VANDEN BROOK
• Prosser, Kunicki play hardball on vote to cap malpractice awards
  by DAVE DALEY
• State dismisses village petition
  by SAM MARTINO
• Driver education taking a back seat
  by TOM HEINEN
• Scientists nose around the fine points of taste
  by NANCY STOHS
• Purchase gives Trinity a future
  by GEETA SHARMA-JENSEN
• Great Tribute Craze continues with new CDs
  by TINA MAPLES
• Trial by fire
  by JESSE GARZA
• Alderman calls city's games bid `ironic'
  by MIKE NICHOLS
• Another teenager to plead guilty in murder-for-hire
• Scarver enters insanity plea in prison slayings
• Companies cultivating interest in fertile land
  by MICHAEL KRENN
• South's Cattarozzle works triple-overtime in victory over Arrowhead
• A foolish reason to stiff the arts
• Hot, hot chili contest set
• Reserve center Hope's surgery will keep him from minicamps
  by BOB McGINN
• Setting It Straight
• Talk on elder abuse sponsored by league
• State boasts high rate of transplant survivors
  by MARILYNN MARCHIONE
• Cyberstate
  by DAVE DALEY
• Bucher gives a legal spin to TV's coverage of trials
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Nominations accepted for education award
• These sitcoms might actually be worth saving
  by JOANNE WEINTRAUB
• Bean basics and the rundown on rice
• MATC moves cooking classes from Wauwatosa to West Allis
• Finally, the Super Bowl features a real hero
  by MICHAEL BAUMAN
• Joseph D. Rezner of Hartland
• DNA evidence used to prosecute convicted rapist in later assaults
  by MARY CAROLE McCAULEY
• History on tour: Mansion tours will aid Whitefish Bay library
  by LAWRENCE SUSSMAN
• Teens charged with killing UW student
• Man caught in sting pleads no contest
• Proposal for senior housing in Pewaukee grows
  by NANCY JOHNSON
• Can they find common ground?
• A house divided in applause
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• Long shot can't save day
  by TOM ENLUND
• Hartford wrestlers miss an opportunity
  by JOE SHINNERS
• Three to read own poems at Audubon Court Books
• DNR lacks time to patrol snowmobilers
  by GERALYN McBRIDE
• Glendale man faces felony drug charges
• Bloomberg focuses on business
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• Stigler refutes charges of discrimination
  by SAM MARTINO
• Kick off your Super Bowl party with these tasty dishes, snacks
  by LUCY SAUNDERS
• Michael Best wins convention contract
  by JOHN FAUBER
• `Seinfeld,' `ER' rule the Thursday roost
  by TIM CUPRISIN
• Brewers sift replacements for diamonds in the rough
  by DREW OLSON
• Mary Theresa White of Waukesha
• Murder needs no audience
  by DENNIS MCCANN
• Team strives to make parents feel at home in kids' schools
  by CURTIS LAWRENCE
• Alford pleas put on trial in case before Supreme Court
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• Electrical upgrades sought through taxing district
  by LAURA IGNARSKI
• Dousman driver guilty in fatal crash
• 3-cent stamp finds the spotlight again
  by MAURICE D. WOZNIAK
• Wine of the week
• Pasta Fest offers opportunity to help children with cancer

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