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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI) articles from March 1999

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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI) back issues from March 1999:

Ballet falls flat in most every department

Mar 01, 1999;

Town of Merton residents oppose 4th phone tower Plan put on hold to let communications company consider location options

Mar 01, 1999;

IOC members defend themselves

Mar 01, 1999

Webb's victory is one for the record books She sets mark with final total of 26-under-par

Mar 01, 1999

State graduation test too powerful, critics say

Mar 01, 1999;

HEALTH SHOTS A tricky situation

Mar 01, 1999

Trial involving man killed by car pits mother against daughter Jury to decide whether 19-year-old man intentionally drove vehicle over his girlfriend's stepfather

Mar 01, 1999;

Brookfield making landscape look less like an afterthought

Mar 01, 1999;

Kosovo rebels gather for patriotic day One-year anniversary of war with Serbs is marked; no mention made of peace

Mar 01, 1999;

Volleyballs fly to help fight leukemia Mequon students, teacher assist boy's battle with disease

Mar 01, 1999;

`Eight Millimeter,' `Payback' hold leads at movie theaters

Mar 01, 1999

Nogueira may play for Rampage Coach wants him to consider trying his hand at the outdoor game this year

Mar 01, 1999;

Celebrities

Mar 01, 1999

U.S. attacks Iraqi military installations

Mar 01, 1999

Chicago museum builds up its curator team

Mar 01, 1999;

Shows will go on without Siskel, Clooney

Mar 01, 1999;

Two crew members return safely from Mir

Mar 01, 1999

Balloonists going slow in round-the-world bid

Mar 01, 1999

Briefly

Mar 01, 1999

Air-rail links take hold around the globe Trains provide quick, inexpensive way to get between airport, city

Mar 01, 1999;

Diabetes Unmasking the silent killer

Mar 01, 1999;

Leftist rebels suspected of seizing 3 researchers

Mar 01, 1999

Investment in technology can make a difference in company's bottom line

Mar 01, 1999;

Avalanche lands Fleury Colorado acquires wing in trade with Calgary

Mar 01, 1999

W-2 offers no-interest loan program

Mar 01, 1999;

Exercise won't help, or hurt, a cold

Mar 01, 1999;

Deputies will ride with mounted cameras Federal grant will be used for equipment to capture crime on videotape

Mar 01, 1999;

EEOC raises efforts to settle disputes via mediation Milwaukee office plans to take up 300 cases this year

Mar 01, 1999;

Job growth, low unemployment rate expected

Mar 01, 1999

Stone Bank vote upsets attorney Superintendent's lawyer says non-renewal was based on `trivial nonsense'

Mar 01, 1999;

DNR report calls for less noise, more lead cleanup at gun range Recommendations include having more opportunities for skiers and sportsmen

Mar 01, 1999;

Senators discount Y2K doomsday fears But they say it wouldn't hurt to stock food, water

Mar 01, 1999

Independent counsel law's end predicted

Mar 01, 1999

Grafton plan calls for village to negotiate for land Condemnation to get downtown properties for renewal isn't in blueprint

Mar 01, 1999;

Losing track

Mar 01, 1999

Economic boom could turn into bust Critics fear Nicolet Minerals operation could have lengthy closures CRANDON MINE \ (SECOND OF TWO PARTS)

Mar 01, 1999;

Star Banc funds now Firstar Bank says it will keep two families separate

Mar 01, 1999;

Just for subscribers

Mar 01, 1999;

Bucks not where they need to be

Mar 01, 1999;

CINCINNATI WOMEN 77, MARQUETTE 68 (OT) Bearcats extend mastery, end Golden Eagles' bid Cincinnati tips Marquette for third time this season

Mar 01, 1999;

Tracks, cables should remain things of the past

Mar 01, 1999

Devil of a school suit Parents say classes violate religious liberty

Mar 01, 1999;

Harvard club to assist executives of non-profits

Mar 01, 1999;

BUTLER 72, UW-GREEN BAY 66 (THREE OVERTIMES) A thriller, a heartbreaker Phoenix battles hard before going down to defeat

Mar 01, 1999;

In Texas town, sermons focus on dragging death

Mar 01, 1999

Dollar gains steam

Mar 01, 1999

U.P. sets season mark for snowmobile deaths

Mar 01, 1999

Officials suggest public safety building Building studies prompt Mukwonago police, fire chiefs to push proposal

Mar 01, 1999;

Body of boy who disappeared looking for dog in storm found

Mar 01, 1999

UW System president gets job done - quietly At 7 years, Lyall has held post the longest

Mar 01, 1999;

Graduation test may lose some clout Parents persuade key state legislators to consider other high school factors

Mar 01, 1999;

Even you can be Amazon.com, come to think of it

Mar 01, 1999;

Frozen in time Boy's memory lives at ice rink named after him

Mar 01, 1999

Salopek, Elsie O.

Mar 01, 1999

Medical Roundup

Mar 01, 1999;

W-2 Work or Else Getting help from agencies can be difficult One mother's path to find job training and assistance was paved with bad advice

Mar 01, 1999;

Coronary sufferers dying for want of simple treatments Some hospitals fail to give heart attack patients beta blockers, aspirin, study finds

Mar 01, 1999

Close shave required

Mar 01, 1999;

District transfer requests a `wash' in Oconomowoc 17 students have applied to enter system; 18 have applied to leave

Mar 01, 1999;

Arnold M. Johnson, formerly of Waukesha

Mar 01, 1999

Inez M. Schwartz of Waukesha

Mar 01, 1999

Ruth M. Jaep of Waukesha

Mar 01, 1999

Margaret E. Revolinski of the Town of Concord

Mar 01, 1999

Smith urges GOP to make banning abortion top priority

Mar 01, 1999

Albright to warn China on treatment of dissidents, Taiwan

Mar 01, 1999;