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Articles in Feb 22, 1995 issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• US looks into claims of racism at Milwaukee-area post offices
  by ERIK GUNN
• Soglin get solid support from Madison residents
  by JOHN MALICSI
• Best catpults Homestead to victory
• Soglin grabs 60% of vote in Madison
• Flavor to savor
  by JO SANDIN
• Feller named as director of Waukesha public works
• Fire at high school causes little damage
• Violet H. Janka of New Berlin
• King holds up under duress
  by JEFF POTRYKUS
• Parkside misfires
• Excuse me ma'am, but could we play through?
  by Bob Wolfley
• A test of teacher will to reform
  by Gregory Stanford
• Pepper spray used during man's arrest
• Raising conscience on death penalty
• Readers give the cold shoulder to demands by owners, players
• Couple roll into Milwaukee fabric company
  by MILDRED FREESE
• `Get down on the floor or I'll kill you all'
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Marian A. Lange of Waukesha
• Day's frustration becoming obvious
  by TOM ENLUND
• Brewers selling the future in season-ticket campaign
  by DANIEL P. HANLEY JR.
• Special election set for Helbach's seat
• Congressmen move to halt new gasoline
  by DON BEHM
• Players, owners drop the abuse
  by Michael Bauman
• Reform plan won't change problems
• Medalist fires CEO Hopkins
  by JOHN FAUBER
• Elmbrook schools hear a familiar refrain with defeat
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• Marguerite Pederson of Brookfield
• Eastman Smith advancing in race for Racine mayor
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Greenfield challenger tops Besson in primary
  by TYLER L. CHIN
• Bradley, Crooks cast in ideological battle for state Supreme Court
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• Elmbrook board challengers top list
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• Police investigating beating of student
• Miller rises to challenge
  by GARY D'AMATO
• Routine the same, but players are not
  by DREW OLSON
• Team protects rights to Butler for 1998
  by BOB McGINN
• Why does requirement offend city workers?
• `Friends' thanked for library efforts
• Nuclear issue muddles Mideast mess
• Oakhill Senior Center to show Portugal slides
• Muskego Woman's Club offers scholarships
• Meta F. Mueller of Waukesha
• Fons' personal, public battle against AIDS ends at age 27
  by MARILYNN MARCHIONE
• METROPOLITAN BRIEFS
• Doyne nurse became fatality of the trauma she treated
  by MARK EDMUND
• Daitsman, Gardner advance together with separate views for School
  by CURTIS LAWRENCE
• Governor, budget take their lumps
• Planetarium's program projects an endless future
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Property-tax payers deserve better
• Kettle Moraine schools set kindergarten sign-up
• Striking Fetters has empty feeling
  by BOB BERGHAUS
• UWM loses again
• Thompson has a strong act
  by BOB McGINN
• Pinckney, Lister rumored in trades
  by TOM ENLUND
• Amtrak raises Chicago fares by 50%
  by PHIL NERO
• Freshman steps forward for Oconomowoc
  by JOHN MALICSI
• EPA better not brush this off
• WCTC plans course in dental hygiene
• Quick passage seen for `anti-stacking' bill
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• Accord may end water dispute that cost city 411.2 million
  by SAM MARTINO
• We love da bears (those in Wisconsin)
  by Jay Reed
• Repertory Theater to lose arts administrator
  by DAMIEN JAQUES
• Krug gives boot to all but Komro in race for 9th District supervisor
  by DARRYL ENRIQUEZ
• Do your wondering from afar
  by Dennis McCann
• Public meeting on Highway 59 bypass set
  by LAUREL WALKER
• Customer satifaction deps, survey says
  by ERIK GUNN
• Tempers flare over decision on Wasson
  by NANCY JOHNSON
• Lutz family to get aid for losses
  by SAM MARTINO
• Fraud effort costs honest taxpayers, too
• James Oswald threatened to kill store customer
  by JESSICA McBRIDE
• Sheboygan Christian stops Waupun
• School renovations narrowly defeated in West Allis-West Milwaukee
  by DAVID THOME
• Federal minimum wage incapable of solving myriad local problems
  by David J. Decker
• Three women injured in crash on Hy. 164
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Pentair selling Cross Pointe Paper
  by PRADNYA JOSHI
• WCTC to hold benefit wine tasting, seminar
• Waukesha Foundry acquires British-owned firm in Falls
  by JOHN FAUBER
• Incumbents lead way to April races
  by LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN
• Taube cited, given $269 fine after scuffle with young woman
  by NANCY JOHNSON
• Milwaukee talks productive?
  by DANIEL P. HANLEY JR.

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