The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI) back issues from June 1996:
Correction
Jun 01, 1996
Israel blasts Hezbollah arms depot in retaliation
Jun 01, 1996
14-year-old boy dies while playing basketball
Jun 01, 1996
Green Bay teen to be tried as adult
Jun 01, 1996
Teen allegedly broke truck out of impound lot over $58 bill
Jun 01, 1996;
Judge threatens Chrysler delivery to California Carmaker predicts 60-day `lemon law' sanctions won't happen
Jun 01, 1996;
Gang member found guilty in east side ambush of 2 men
Jun 01, 1996;
TESTIMONY LIKELY IN SEPTEMBER Abortion law hearing postponed Judge to hear arguments about requiring 24-hour waiting period
Jun 01, 1996;
Winter man convicted in hazardous waste case
Jun 01, 1996
Alliance prepares to take power in India
Jun 01, 1996
DRUG-RELATED SLAYINGS Man who killed 2 to serve life sentence He blamed victim for getting him hooked on crack
Jun 01, 1996;
50 die in train crash
Jun 01, 1996
Pastor involved in Angelou event is on probation $50-per-plate dinner canceled months ago, but guests weren't told
Jun 01, 1996;
Pit bull mauls 6-year-old, bites off ear Dog tore girl from grandmother's arms
Jun 01, 1996;
Rioter shot to death
Jun 01, 1996
Gunmen kill political activist in Bangladesh
Jun 01, 1996
TORTURE KILLING Teen could be executed Deportation could mean death to convicted Saudi, lawyer says
Jun 01, 1996
STATE PRISONERS UP 47% IN MARCH Jail crowding called dangerous County blames big rise in alleged parole, probation violators
Jun 01, 1996;
Car going wrong way in fatal crash, police say
Jun 01, 1996
400 stranded in arctic town
Jun 01, 1996
Matador to join Capitol Alternative label leaves Atlantic after bidding war
Jun 01, 1996;
Trouble resides at Packard House But Cudahy facility for mentally ill to stay open
Jun 01, 1996;
SCHOOL BOARD PULLS ALL-NIGHTER Pewaukee principal suspended 60 days School books were purchased at his store
Jun 01, 1996;
`Wanted' cancellation upsets police
Jun 01, 1996
Fugees' `Score' still tops charts
Jun 01, 1996;
Consumer spending edges up
Jun 01, 1996
NTSB seeks airline ban on oxygen generators
Jun 01, 1996
SREBRENICA MASSACRES Serb soldier pleads guilty to war crimes In detailed testimony, he says he was told to kill or be killed
Jun 01, 1996;
BASEBALL Abbott faces a new foe Angels left-hander isn't used to being a loser
Jun 01, 1996;
Torch gets Olympic welcome Thompson presented with flameless replica; Drive will be closed Lincoln Memorial Drive will be closed from 7 to 11 a.m. Sunday for the Miller Ride for the Arts and will close again from 8 to 9 p.m. and 10 to 10:30 p.m. when the Olympic torch passes by, according to Sgt. Keith Zauner of the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department. Streets will remain open along the route the torch will take until just before it passes, said Deputy Inspector Arthur Jones of the Milwaukee Police Department. He said police will close portions of streets in a "leapfrog" fashion, shutting down small stretches just before the runner goes by and reopening them after the torch passes. Promoters urge those who want to attend the community celebration at Veterans Park to ride the Milwaukee Country Transit System. For bus routes and schedules to the park celebration, call 344-6711.
Jun 01, 1996;
Styx: Unbridled bombast Every song buried under band's overwrought style
Jun 01, 1996;
100 years for sex offender Appleton man assaulted 4-year-old, took explicit photographs of her
Jun 01, 1996;
Chicago's blues fest a big draw 600,000 people expected at 3-day festival near the lake this weekend
Jun 01, 1996;
New surface is quickly up to speed Boesel's record is expected to be shattered on repaved track
Jun 01, 1996;
Auto parts firms to merge
Jun 01, 1996
Hammer thrower wins fourth NCAA title
Jun 01, 1996
GIRLS TRACK Pieper is long at last Watertown senior wins discus on her final throw
Jun 01, 1996;
`Hunger for power' fuels Netanyahu's rise Even critics of Israel's new chief acknowledge his political talents
Jun 01, 1996
WITH JOB CUTS, BUILDING TOO BIG Sale-leaseback sought for Briggs' plant in Falls
Jun 01, 1996;
Burma frees at least 81 of 262 jailed dissidents
Jun 01, 1996
NEW HAMPSHIRE Cancer faker pleads guilty to mail fraud Man faces up to 5 years in prison for crimes related to fooling community
Jun 01, 1996
Alabama wins in ninth to open World Series
Jun 01, 1996
New casino planned
Jun 01, 1996
VICTORY CONFIRMED Netanyahu moves to reassure leaders about peace process Prime minister-elect reportedly calls leaders of Jordan and Egypt; Israeli leaders List of past and present prime ministers of Israel, and the party in power: 1948-'54, David Ben-Gurion (Mapai) 1954-'55, Moshe Sharett (Mapai) 1955-'63, David Ben-Gurion (Mapai) 1963-'69, Levi Eshkol (Mapai Labor) 1969-'74, Golda Meir (Labor) 1974-'77, Yitzhak Rabin (Labor) 1977-'83, Menachem Begin (Likud) 1983-'84, Yitzhak Shamir (Likud) 1984-'86, Shimon Peres (Labor-unity government) 1986-'92, Yitzhak Shamir (Likud-unity government) 1992-'95, Yitzhak Rabin (Labor) 1995-'96, Shimon Peres (Labor) 1996, Benjamin Netanyahu, prime minister-elect (Likud)
Jun 01, 1996
Big lead creates concern Empringham still wary of Indy Lights opposition
Jun 01, 1996;
National League Notes
Jun 01, 1996;
Carr vows return as good as ever Knee injury one of worst team doctors have seen
Jun 01, 1996;
Doctors take wrong kidney
Jun 01, 1996
Elderly heart patients get less aggressive care
Jun 01, 1996;
LOOKING AHEAD Nativity School graduates reach for success All 10 members of first class head to college preparatory high schools
Jun 01, 1996;
POLITICAL FOOTBALL W-2 is on everyone's agenda in D.C. Clinton, Gingrich, Thompson, Norquist all bump heads on issue
Jun 01, 1996;
GUFS, SEVEN MARY THREE SET TO APPEAR Summerfest Rock Stage lines up most of its acts
Jun 01, 1996;
Japan, Korea to share 2002 World Cup
Jun 01, 1996
Thompson signs `supermax' bill He asks communities to bid for prison
Jun 01, 1996;
Thompson meets with Indian leaders Ceremonial pipe set tone of Rhinelander session
Jun 01, 1996;
Thompson sets hearing for DA complaints
Jun 01, 1996
Corporate consciences Group credits firms for helping employees, environment
Jun 01, 1996
WIAA SOCCER Homestead gets shot at another title Rogahn's goal sends '95 champ to Madison
Jun 01, 1996;
Silky, spicy Mazda 626 combines comfort, handling
Jun 01, 1996;
Weddings should be joyous for all
Jun 01, 1996
Festival can use extension to get better acts
Jun 01, 1996
Let's start encouraging people to abstain from having premarital sex
Jun 01, 1996
Seattle tries to keep sanity
Jun 01, 1996;
Illinois Tool completes Medalist deal Acquisition's impact on fastener maker's work force still unclear
Jun 01, 1996;
JUSTICES WORRY ABOUT TIMING OF TESTS State court ponders DNA testing issue Convicted rapist could receive new trial
Jun 01, 1996;