The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI) back issues from September 1997:
`Chill out, Al would I mislead you?'
Sep 01, 1997;
Design Inc. battles big guns of gaming Lodi company re-creates historic war clashes to play on Mac platform
Sep 01, 1997;
Thomas, Dolores R.
Sep 01, 1997
Stalvey, Diane J.
Sep 01, 1997
Schuhmann, Karen A.
Sep 01, 1997
Nims, Nell M.
Sep 01, 1997
Diana's death puts paparazzi on trial in court of opinion After years of hounding, media accused of having blood on their hands
Sep 01, 1997;
Accident victims remain in serious condition
Sep 01, 1997
Rock County man dies after falling into silo
Sep 01, 1997
Man held in death of Fredonia girl
Sep 01, 1997;
Feud erupts over human skeleton Corps of Engineers caught in dispute over 9,300-year-old remains
Sep 01, 1997
We don't want fences, so let's find a way to maintain public parks
Sep 01, 1997;
Expand, but don't lose sight of your core business
Sep 01, 1997;
Froedtert and Curative planning fitness center Details limited; two other area hospitals are closer to opening own centers
Sep 01, 1997;
Jauch applied pressure to end budget standoff Democratic senator said he'd break with party to force a vote
Sep 01, 1997;
Algerian Islamic leader seeks U.N. mediation
Sep 01, 1997
Survivor in fatal Rock County crash files suit against sheriff Passenger seeking damages also names county, estate of driver
Sep 01, 1997;
Falls starting similar program
Sep 01, 1997;
Steer that fled fair returns to his trailer
Sep 01, 1997
`Non-standard' jobs penalize workers, report says
Sep 01, 1997
New series `Hitz' below the belt and beyond the pale
Sep 01, 1997;
Faulty putter keeps Kendall from victory
Sep 01, 1997;
Palm, Howard
Sep 01, 1997
White, Donna M.
Sep 01, 1997
Morateck, George J. Jr.
Sep 01, 1997
Gray, Richard J.
Sep 01, 1997
Gibson, Wesley
Sep 01, 1997
Sternig, Lawrence
Sep 01, 1997
Joyner's prognosis is good
Sep 01, 1997;
Bears are just a sidelight to big opening night
Sep 01, 1997;
Tobacco companies keep giving to politicians
Sep 01, 1997
Fit News
Sep 01, 1997
DeWerth Walter W.
Sep 01, 1997
Blum, Joseph E.
Sep 01, 1997
Zeiger, Simon L.
Sep 01, 1997
Plane helps capture suspect in speed chase
Sep 01, 1997
Gallagher, Patrick W.
Sep 01, 1997
King offers to mediate peace talks in Cambodia
Sep 01, 1997
Charges pending after crash kills grandmother
Sep 01, 1997
It's much too early for stores to be selling Christmas items
Sep 01, 1997
NEW FACES NEW PLACES
Sep 01, 1997
Packers' super success is a story that sells for NFL League cashes in on a winner in promotions, `Monday Night Football'
Sep 01, 1997;
Consolidated Papers increases plant's capacity by 56%
Sep 01, 1997
Loophole gives firms free rein Regulators back off during dispute over law's language Series: Cancer Charity Checkup
Sep 01, 1997;
GMO NOTES Miss gives Sutherland sinking feeling Runner-up thought putt was bound for the cup
Sep 01, 1997;
Dell Computer Corp. targets home user
Sep 01, 1997
ROUNDUP Vermeil's return betters Ditka's
Sep 01, 1997
DIRECT RESPONSE Fund-raiser has clients nationwide Charities it helped spent as little as 2% on activities other than solicitations Series: Cancer Charity Checkup
Sep 01, 1997;
Celebrities
Sep 01, 1997
Outgoing congressmen give pay raises
Sep 01, 1997
Eleanor O. Guest, Pop singer
Sep 01, 1997
And the accordion played on
Sep 01, 1997;
Middle-class blacks mustn't ignore the bottom
Sep 01, 1997;
5 children rescued from burning home
Sep 01, 1997
Apple may close door to clones
Sep 01, 1997
Some at convention talk of forgiveness Baptist session will determine whether Lyons retains presidency
Sep 01, 1997;
Back to work, WPA style Dolls show how earlier era made jobs
Sep 01, 1997;
Pukach, Andrew W.
Sep 01, 1997
Investment clubs tour companies Members appreciate getting a close-up view, management attention; Tours available Here are some area companies that have been known to offer tours fairly regularly: ABT Building Products Corp. Fiserv Inc. Harnischfeger Industries Inc. Johnson Controls Inc. Koss Corp. Manpower Inc. Miller Brewing Co. (Philip Morris) Modine Manufacturing Co. Versa Technologies Inc. WICOR Inc. Wisconsin Energy Corp.
Sep 01, 1997;
Labor Day often offers pleasant end to summer season
Sep 01, 1997;
Cigarette taxes hurt smokers more than once; Tobacco settlement unsettling for non-smoker I am not a supporter of the tobacco industry. I quit smoking cigarettes more than 30 years ago because it was well known they were harmful to health. But even so, I do not rejoice over Florida's landmark $11.3 billion tobacco settlement award as much as I marvel at the duplicity of the federal and state governments. I question how clean are the hands of Florida's government as well as the hands of the federal government and other state governments, which are demanding retribution from the tobacco industry. How many billions of dollars did the federal government pay to subsidize tobacco farmers? Certainly the federal government continued those subsidies many years after the health dangers of tobacco were known. How many billions of tax revenue dollars have the states collected on cigarettes? In what manner and form shall the federal and state governments offer their mea culpas? Robert C. Kuhns Elm Grove; What would happen if drugs were legalized? The government should legalize drugs. Manufacture and distribution should be limited to four to six companies and the government will need to subsidize the marijuana growers to get them started. A nice fee will be charged to all sellers. All products must be labeled with a warning from the surgeon general that "This product will cause hallucinations and, therefore, may be hazardous to your health or you, and, after ingestion, may be hazardous to others." Once the drug companies start making a good profit, Congress will pass laws to tax the heck out of them. The U.S. attorney will then mount a media campaign against the drug companies and the evils of drugs. The state attorneys general will join to sue the companies for the health problems created. The coup de grace? We will then turn the liability lawyers loose on the drug companies and bring them to their knees, eliminating the companies and the drugs! An American fairy tale? Art Wolk Green Lake
Sep 01, 1997
OTHER TOURNAMENTS Baiocchi survives playoff for first Senior victory
Sep 01, 1997
I-94 crews, commuters deserve pat on the back
Sep 01, 1997
Jesus would support unions, activist says Homily at St. Benedict part of Labor Day series by Sustainable Milwaukee
Sep 01, 1997;
Kodak can now put your photos on-line
Sep 01, 1997;