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Articles in Mar 30, 1995 issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Keenan's defensive style works well for St. Louis
• Mavericks focus in on earning Kidd post-season honors
  by TOM ENLUND
• Girls get a chance to dabble in science
  by MARK WARD
• Belly sings from the heart, and that's good
  by Jon Ettlie
• Settlement targeted to help North Side
  by Jack Norman
• 3 candidates protest forum, won't attend
  by SAM MARTINO
• Slinger race glides along with few waves
  by LAURA IGNARSKI
• Teachers ready to fight choice plan
  by DAN PARKS
• Project showed him Hawaiian volcanoes
  by LaQUEN HOLCOMB
• African restaurant shows promise
  by DENNIS R. GETTO
• Getting things perfect isn't always the best
  by Mary Mitchell
• Greenfield to offer pepper spray classes
• Here's how to Jump in
• Justice, not quotas, should rule judicial elections in our county
  by John R. Dawson
• Redlining accord draws spotlight
  by JACK NORMAN
• Kurt W. Wiedenhoeft of Colgate
• Graffiti writers leave tags, conflict
  by Aaron Justin-Szopinski
• State loses apartment for sex offender
• Elmbrook hires firm to find superintendent
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• Building plan seeks quotas for Mequon
  by LISA SINK
• Beating his fear: Hockey player recovers from stroke
  by DAN BARREIRO
• Jackson says he doesn't like what pro football has become
  by Bob McGinn
• Redlining settlement is reached
  by JEFF COLE
• City committee endorses revised Wisconsin Ave. plan
  by MIKE NICHOLS
• No way to cure kid crime
• Lannon board incumbents at odds with challengers in citizens' group
  by BETSY THATCHER
• David D. Hughes Auto accident victim
• Taxes still drive West Milwaukee village race
  by J.R.S. OWCZARSKI
• 2 men charged in Waukesha drug case
• Garner to wait before naming starting pitchers
  by DREW OLSON
• Hillhaven gets OK to form network
  by GEETA SHARMA-JENSEN
• First elation, then despair
  by TOM HELD
• Speaker explores complexities of multiracial democracy
  by KAREN HERZOG
• Lange is back and busy again
  by CINDY PEARLMAN
• Businessman claims union threatened firm
  by DAN PARKS
• Roy McCarthy of Waukesha
• Metropolitan Briefs
• The Only Alien on the Planet
  by Gwenn Harmann
• Miller is done, 123 games later
  by DARRYL O. LEDBETTER
• Taking a punch for fame
  by PETE EHRMANN
• Avid buys Madison special effects firm
• Present has a gift for appreciative PAC audience
  by AARON MASTER
• Federal arts aid enriches nation
• New delivery system will play crucial role
  by JON OLSON
• Wayne Kalamen of Waukesha
• Tosa school opponents go head to head
  by BILL KURTZ
• Ex-juvenile worker charged in sex case
• World War veteran has lived history
  by DEBORAH LOCKE
• Nightspot
  by NICK CARTER
• WAMI Fest: Awards show aims at national focus
  by TINA MAPLES
• Tennessee and Connecticut have to work to re-stage their summit
  by BOB BERGHAUS
• Wisconsin Center board vote disrupted
  by ELDON KNOCHE
• `Naveed' a great first effort
  by Jim Hanke
• Wolf, Holmgren gambling Jackson will join Packers
  by BOB McGINN
• Clarification
• Wedding news is welcome
• Steinmetz backs Crooks for high court
  by RICHARD JONES
• SBA center eyed for city
  by TANNETTE JOHNSON-ELIE
• Victory over Pistons brings Knicks relief
• Ex-Rams halfback heads to Green Bay
  by BOB McGINN
• State will re-examine minimum wage
  by ERIK GUNN
• Yes, yes: Both amendments worthy
• Players, owners trying to reach settlement in bottom of the 9th
  by RONALD BLUM
• Margaret Butchart of Waukesha
• Opinions lead way in West Milwaukee, West Allis school race
  by J.R.S. OWCZARSKI
• Pianist Eduardus Halim plays powerfully, with mixed results
  by TOM STRINI
• Elmbrook board member admits push
  by LINDA CLAWSON
• BU goalie set on returning to ice
  by HOWARD ULMAN
• QVC auditions small businesses
  by RICK ROMELL
• Mothers looking for care
  by Eugene Kane
• MPS to look for criminal records on 13,000 employees
  by DAYNEL L. HOOKER
• Carter-McGee show ends in a bitter parting
  by MEG KISSINGER
• New condos planned for Falls
  by BETSY THATCHER
• Leola E. Martin of Waukesha
• Betty Brinn Children's Museum opens at Miller Pavillion
• School prayer? Yes, no, maybe
• Sex ed classes still an issue in Cedarburg
  by ANNE DAVIS
• Board's loss will cost more money
  by DANIEL BICE
• Freak Show brings Rave touch to Shank
  by NICK CARTER
• Are you in tune? Here's a little quiz

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