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Articles in Mar 26, 1995 issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• No charges filed in election video
• Severed hand may be link to woman
• Motor makers combine their horsepower
  by JOHN FAUBER
• From Eau Claire's pain came skill to lure jobs
  by TOM DAYKIN
• Fiserv's man on the run
  by MILDRED FREESE
• Young leaders, old values set Lands' End's direction
  by GEETA SHARMA-JENSEN
• Officials seek driver in fatal hit-and-run
• `Gump' looks likely for Oscars; Hanks faces tough field
  by DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG
• Less is more
  by EDITH BRIN
• Let's hear it for these cheerleaders
  by Jacquelyn Mitchard
• Burning truck trailer causes spectacular fire
• Boundary dispute has some trout fishermen up in arms
  by Bob Riepenhoff
• A crusader for justice except for cats
  by PETE EHRMANN
• In my own words
  by Jim Price
• Up in arms: Lawmaker's gun plan has public talking
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• Candidate, mayor have words over school choice
  by CRAIG GILBERT
• Sewerage district gazes ahead to 2010
  by DON BEHM
• State Fair improvements in budget
• Taxpayers get a reprieve from documenting gifts
  by JOEL DRESANG
• Booked for the flight: A good read goes farther than the best
  by NANCY ALLAN
• Radio, TV spots to begin the blitz of advertising for Journal
  by DORIS HAJEWSKI
• Bradley right choice for justice
• Aspin, ex-diplomat to headline forum
• Who really pays the freight for Wisconsin's system of transportation?
  by Philip J. Scherer
• Term limits vote has Congress squirming
  by PATRICK JASPERSE
• WTMJ honors 4 teens for leadership
• Major league baseball, stadium bid striking out with some area fans
• A wake-up call to Washington
• Glass ceiling? Nonsense; it's men who are trapped
  by PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS
• True grit: You can use baking soda in lots of ways
  by Nancy J. Stohs
• Sham won't do as welfare reform
• State seeking legal advice in derivatives loss Investment Board
• If You Go
• Injured Rodman was fortunate Cowens was along for the ride
  by TOM ENLUND
• Author's tentative pen lets tales slip through
  by ROBERTA J. WAHLERS
• Fat Man, the bomb, was not meant for Nagasaki
  by Jon Krakauer
• `Rumpole' and creator inseparable
  by HOWARD M. GOLDFINGER
• `Wild' mixes suspense, ecology
  by JERALD HAUSER
• Mary Bomberg Owned bakeries
• Dunleavey can remember how it feels to come back
  by TOM ENLUND
• Music industry word-slingers can make a point without a tune
  by Tina Maples
• Ranch features open concept
• Farewell, to an old friend
  by CAROL MICKOWSKI
• UWM takes 2nd in `Rube' contest
• Admirals lose to Houston, still clinch division title
• Therapy it isn't, all agree
  by Lynn Steinberg
• Gophers display mettle
  by JASON WILDE
• Sensing the sea in all its majesty
  by DONALD A. BLUHM
• King, Wave go on scoring spree in rout of Canton
  by DANIEL P. HANLEY JR.
• From Goober to Euripedes
  by Tina Maples
• Bands, beer, buzz and Texas barbecue
  by TINA MAPLES LOGO
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• TV Interview Guests
• When the adulterer wants to return home
  by Neil Rosenthal
• Aaron finally gets his due
  by Mike Drew
• Milwaukee says cheese
• Eau Claire cheers $7-an-hour jobs
  by PETER MALLER
• Supreme Court candidate stresses her lack of agenda
  by RICHARD P. JONES
• A wanted man, he wasn't
  by Dennis McCann
• Junior League plans benefit
  by Lois Blinkhorn
• Landmark campaign gets Cramer-Krasselt noticed
  by Doris Hajewski
• Cool Doug demands you get your fax straight
  by Jon Olson
• Hamilton title is memorable
  by CLIFF CHRISTL
• Fewer problems for stepsiblings
  by Paula Lynn Parks
• Yoakum gives us the world transformed
  by James Auer
• Mattress maker never rests
  by DAVID I. BEDNAREK
• NEIGHBORS
• Machover blend not always a good mix
  by TOM STRINI
• Wording listed for referendum
• Making the world of the arts go 'round
  by JAMES AUER
• Local companies may land contract to design, build convention center
  by MIKE NICHOLS
• Photo exhibit offers a kids' view of their neighborhood `world'
  by JO SANDIN
• Major-league strike causes a minor-league headache
  by DREW OLSON
• This week's phone tip: Caring for your lawn
• Winning kids have the right chemistry
  by MARIE ROHDE
• Intervenor office worth saving
  by Jay Reed
• Here's impressionism with a difference
  by JAMES AUER
• BACK TO THE RANCH
  by NANCY H. CURTIS
• Sections to carry news close to home
  by ELDON KNOCHE
• Sturgeon haul has backlash
  by JAY REED

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