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Articles in Apr 7, 1995 issue of Milwaukee Journal, The

• Tina's tip sheet
  by Tina Maple
• NBC alive with `Sound of Music'
  by TIM CUPRISIN
• Son retraces father's steps on deadly Iwo Jima
  by William Janz
• UW telescope proved visionary
  by Mark Ward
• Children will live Palm Sunday story
  by Ernst-Ulrich Franzen
• Tech coach downplays his team's chances
  by Lauria Lynch-German
• Cedarburg firefighters rescue department's antique trucks
  by Joe Williams
• 3 writers tell how to stop the violence
• Committee OKs arena after hearing revenue covers borrowing costs
  by Dennis Chaptman
• Legislator wants more debate on number of work hours for teens
  by Amy Rinard
• Holmes' ego is his best answer
  by Richard Finn
• How to rein in CIA? With better watchdogs
• Questions raised about expensive state lease
  by Daniel Bice
• Nicklaus is poised for more magic
  by Gary D'Amato
• Hartford is inexperienced but still the favorite
  by Andy Horschak
• Chemist honored for generosity
• New Berlin church building addition
• Readers call in about Eazy-E's death
• Teachers union spent $40,000 on board candidates
  by Daynel L. Hooker
• To others, spring means family, friends
• `Don Juan DeMarco' falls short
• Gold processing begins
• Now let's get stadium built
• Blues win big pact with state 3-year Medicaid contract will mean jobs
  by Geeta Sharma-Jensen
• Gould cuts off old ties
  by Dan Manoyan
• Woody Herman book reveals humorous underside to music
  by Don Lewis
• Police Report
• Truck stop owners oppose new fee
  by Steven Walters
• West Milwaukee to sell land for retail
• Steady rain softens up Augusta
  by Gary D'Amato
• Steven Fibich dies; was kin of Journal editors
• Joplin showed 2 sides of anguish
  by Dave Tianen
• Much-traveled wizard Copperfield to appear
  by James Auer
• New Roundy's CEO to focus on sales, costs
• Prom, party designed for safe fun
  by Amy Rabideau Silvers
• Jeni show canceled
• Homestead has winning touch
  by David Schwabe
• Victor A. Ramos Sr., retired molder
• Will New York get a tsunami? Not likely
  by JOEL ACHENBACH
• Umpires, owners remain far from an agreement
  by Tom Haudricourt
• Gen-X vs. pot-bellies
  by Amy Rinard
• Artley is in the finals
  by Dan Manoyan
• Autumn Day needs a real home
• `Exploration Station' a hands-on venture into scientists' world
  by Mark Ward
• Oak Creek lifter has her priorities
  by Tom Flaherty
• `Stepping Stones' has no missteps
  by Tom Strini
• Barrett pushes for SBA office here
  by Patrick Jasperse
• Brookfield church reaches out into city
  by Ernst-Ulrich Franzen
• Group opposes zoning change
  by Geralyn McBride
• Ex-wife calls defendant in Menasha murder trial `gentle'
  by Chris Nelson
• Judge attacks costly youth detention
  by Gretchen Schuldt
• Foster mom's death leaves `special angel' behind on Earth
  by Eldon Knoche
• 2 men charged in bid-rigging scheme
  by Joe Williams
• Missing 2-year-old found hours later
• Matthew Sweet to make 3rd swing through town
  by Tina Maples
• Carson extends stock offer
  by Lee Bergquist
• CORRECTIONS
• County jails consider expansions
  by Lori Skalitzky
• Mueller makes history
• Fliers put years into handmade aircraft
  by Laura Ignarski
• Science Notebook
• Activism doesn't hurt Scanlan
  by Tom Haudricourt
• Lawyers may boycott public cases
  by Daniel Bice
• City Hall Square `on hold,' not dead
  by Tom Daykin
• After initial thrill, Eagles' magic proves a bit illusory
  by Dave Tianen
• Addicts get coke, smoke for research
  by Joe Manning
• Navarro's time in Milwaukee is over
  by Drew Olson
• Crow entourage tours state cuisine
• Concert to showcase local composers
  by Cynthia Dennis
• Doyle proposes central file to battle domestic abuse
  by SAM MARTINO
• Couple file suit over drain trouble
• DEA investigating harassment complaints
  by Dave Daley
• Doyne slashing its budget
• Taylor and his knee pass the first, crucial test
  by Tom Silverstein
• SDC not closing Westside Center, director says
  by Mary Beth Murphy
• Christian station settles suit
  by Eldon Knoche
• Nation's kids need separation of GOP and NRA
  by Richard C. Kotas
• Fiserv makes deal to buy big software company
  by Douglas D. Armstrong
• The sweat behind dancer's `pure movement'
  by Tom Strini
• Miller plays well in his NBA `audition'
  by Bob Berghaus

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