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Articles in Feb 22, 1995 issue of Milwaukee Sentinel

• School lunches
• Council stands by residency rule
• First Stage slates fund-raiser ball
• Museum's friends schedule 2 trips
• Capital digest
• Freshman jolts Nicolet
• Fans can make the difference
  by Bud Lea
• Kids in Room 107 fire off anti-gun letters
  by William Janz
• $8 is enough, say inner city unemployed
  by DAN PARKS
• Meals for the elderly
• A WOMAN'S PLACE
  by MICHELE DERUS
• Fons dies; fought for response to AIDS crisis
  by CYNTHIA M. HODNETT
• Witness recalls `loud orders' of older Oswald
  by DAN PARKS
• Kingsbury sparks Hawkeyes
  by MICHAEL HUNT
• Jury to get 2 views of Borchardt suspect
  by LORI SKALITZKY
• Utilities turn to lobbyists
  by LEE BERGQUIST
• Wedding
• Winning a medal is added reward as area chefs, students compete
  by LEE ASCHOFF
• Doyne nurse dies from crash injuries
  by JEANETTE HURT
• Brake maker acquired
• Tepper seeks Philly franchise
  by KEN BUNCH
• Judges Bradley, Crooks advance in high court race
  by KENNETH R. LAMKE
• U.S.' Mideast role critical to peace, McGovern says
  by JOE WILLIAMS
• Cabinet level
• `Lookists': Beauty and female bosses
  by Judy Markey
• Central Library offers espresso
• DNR stalls on Mequon water utility order
  by LISA SINK
• Minorities in media focus of UWM forum
• Outlook stock tumbles after prediction of loss
• McClellan out to destroy Benn
  by JAMES E. CAUSEY
• Author rules out Hoover rumors
• Packers name Holland assistant defensive coach
  by ANDY FENELON
• Bay View center offers book club
• Johnson's auto seats suit Ford
• State's public radio finishes record-setting pledge drive
• Sizzlin' sauce
• Grape-flavored spray may stomp out geese at parks
• Bill would aid Briggs workers
  by STEVEN WALTERS
• Ireland coverage to be panel topic
• Badgers lose McMahon
• Fay, Jacobson slated for April showdown
• Supper club planned for site in Wauwatosa
  by KATHLEEN WATERBURY
• Strawberry soup is from Cudahy
• Bishop bemoans priest shortage
• Man files $4,500 claim after chocolates probed
• Crime report
• Hope reborn by procedure to save eggs
  by JOE MANNING
• 8-0 run sends Tremper to OT win
• Experiment burns; school evacuated
• GMC backing seen as key for Marquette plan
  by JEFF COLE
• South side nursing home planned
  by TOM DAYKIN
• Warming dishes perk up this winter menu
• Anadama bread, a delicious story
  by Lee Aschoff
• Court hears arguments on alleged sex predator
  by STEVEN WALTERS
• Legislature pushed to modify gas rule
  by AMY RINARD
• Applications taken for 10 scholarships
• 2 police officers injured in crash
• Tommy's field of dreams: But how will we get that stadium?
  by KENNETH P. ROESSLEIN
• High heels can cause problems, podiatrists warn
• Serving on task force costly privilege
  by ELDON KNOCHE
• Rapist vows to flee again, agent says
• Voters advance Moriarty, Ravenscraft-Vickerman
  by LISA SINK
• W.H. Brady restructures
• Miller, MU clamp down on De Paul
  by CHARLES GARDNER
• Settlement isn't expected soon
  by DALE HOFMANN
• CREATIVE
  by HARVEY BLACK
• MATH: It's Not A PROBLEM
• Pancake breakfast set
• Krug, Komro to vie for supervisor's job
  by GRETCHEN SCHULDT
• Soglin, Hunter advance
• Generals stay cool, unbeaten
  by MARK STEWART
• Medalist axes CEO as profit plunges 99%
  by AVRUM D. LANK
• Beef stroganoff recipes vary
• Rutgers University president should be allowed to stay
• Daitsman, Gardner to face off in April
  by DAYNEL L. HOOKER
• Ethnicity program set
• More than 3 genes govern color vision
  by JOE MANNING
• Campers skirt replacement label
  by TOM HAUDRICOURT
• Voters reject school building proposal a fourth time
  by LORI SKALITZKY