The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI) back issues from April 1999:
Federal agents take over Yugoslav Embassy
Apr 01, 1999
APRIL Our Favorite Foots Sometimes one bad move's enough for our hall of fame
Apr 01, 1999;
Yahoo! expected to acquire Broadcast.com for $5.6 billion Stock deal puts company in defining role on Web content, analyst says
Apr 01, 1999
Gas tax, increase in demand are pushing up prices at pump
Apr 01, 1999;
Response shows roots of racism hard to track
Apr 01, 1999;
ELECTION 99 Greendale trustee candidates debate fate of old police station Three incumbents face challenge from former village president
Apr 01, 1999;
Gas prices surged 12%
Apr 01, 1999
Barrett seeks $10 million for flood-control project
Apr 01, 1999
Kelley's `Practice,' `Ally McBeal' win Peabody Awards Also, Ellerbee is honored for covering impeachment on TV news show for kids
Apr 01, 1999
PlayStation: 2 Marshfield men accused of copying video games for sale on the Internet
Apr 01, 1999;
Patriots, Ravens make a deal
Apr 01, 1999
3 U.S. soldiers missing Officials suspect Serbian capture
Apr 01, 1999
3 U.S. soldiers missing Serb TV shows bruised men
Apr 01, 1999
3 U.S. soldiers missing Officials suspect Serbian capture
Apr 01, 1999;
Three Romanian gymnasts disappear
Apr 01, 1999
NCAA HOCKEY TOURNAMENT Frozen Four field has distinct Eastern flavor Three of the entries hail from Hockey East
Apr 01, 1999;
BREWERS REPORT
Apr 01, 1999;
SPOTLIGHT
Apr 01, 1999
Washington County's UW campus builds India connection Bringing students in is part of international effort by UW System
Apr 01, 1999;
Most federal agencies' computers Y2K ready But White House warns foreign countries' systems may cause problems
Apr 01, 1999
Saukville expected to appoint Dickmann
Apr 01, 1999
UWM to hire Ryan He was one of two interviewed
Apr 01, 1999;
U.S. should be trying to end violence
Apr 01, 1999;
Town Board to fight adult gift shop zoning
Apr 01, 1999
Tosa Road project pushed back to 2003 Both supporters and proponents of road widening say they are disappointed with the state's decision to delay
Apr 01, 1999;
Merchants urged to `have fun' with street repairs Cedarburg chamber is told Washington Ave. closing needn't be a nightmare
Apr 01, 1999;
Adult information need not be censored
Apr 01, 1999
ELECTION 99 Racine district voters undeterred by vacation
Apr 01, 1999;
Premiers join in N. Ireland talks Progress reported on completing peace accord
Apr 01, 1999;
Police report string of yo-yo thefts
Apr 01, 1999;
Bombing with no plans beyond the Sunday talk shows
Apr 01, 1999;
Microsoft verdict unlikely for months New trial schedule expected to delay it until August or September
Apr 01, 1999
Bill stripping aristocrats of votes moves forward
Apr 01, 1999
Group raises $49,000 to back WCTC vote Opponents object to some contributors supporting $26.3 million proposal
Apr 01, 1999;
BALKANS IN BRIEF FBI warns agencies of terrorism potential
Apr 01, 1999
Daughter pulled gun, shot fiance, father tells judge Elkhorn woman to stand trial on charge of killing New Berlin schools worker
Apr 01, 1999;
Family Center faces $20,000 shortfall for 2nd year
Apr 01, 1999;
Solicitors' van driver denies guilt He chokes back tears in court responding to charges that arise from deaths of 7
Apr 01, 1999;
Yzerman close to $24 million deal
Apr 01, 1999
State report raises questions over care of Vencor patient who died Attorney general's office confirms investigation into case of 44-year-old
Apr 01, 1999;
Davis Cup reunites old foes U.S., Britain played in first-ever event in 1900
Apr 01, 1999;
New animated show `Futurama' may be a score for Fox
Apr 01, 1999;
Resurrected finance committee rejected
Apr 01, 1999
Work on Cedarburg roads, sewers starts soon City engineer hopes to minimize disruption of businesses near work sites
Apr 01, 1999;
Port panel OKs economic blueprint Plan lays out city goals in guiding business growth, boosting quality of life
Apr 01, 1999;
City's 2000 budget calls for cuts up to 2% Mayor tells departments to brace for bigger hits if pension suits not settled
Apr 01, 1999;
Mayor: Suits could mean layoffs, service cuts Norquist tells departments to brace for 2% cuts if pension disputes persist
Apr 01, 1999;
Premiers join in N. Ireland talks Progress reported on completing peace accord
Apr 01, 1999;
Waukesha's approach to Walgreens is blueprint for dreariness
Apr 01, 1999;
Insanity plea entered for suspect in 3 killings Woman accused of murdering 2 young boys, their mother in November
Apr 01, 1999;
MPS candidates battle at news conference ka-50 Gardner says his votes are being distorted; Taylor backers call ad `racist'
Apr 01, 1999;
State budget unfairly puts burden on counties
Apr 01, 1999
BUCKS 102, HORNETS 94 Hornets make for fine dining Karl treating as Bucks win for 12th time in March
Apr 01, 1999;
Bush, Gore lead field in fund-raising total Vice president at at least $7 million; Texas governor approaching $6 million
Apr 01, 1999;
Sybron sells profitable Nalge Process business
Apr 01, 1999
SWIMMING NOTES Swimming board adopts tougher rules on drugs Governing body wants to crack down on cheating
Apr 01, 1999
SWIMMING NOTES Swimming board adopts tougher rules on drugs Governing body wants to crack down on cheating
Apr 01, 1999
DNA strands might be used in computer chips, study says
Apr 01, 1999
Rhodes taking low-key road Players immediately notice his coaching style is quite different from Holmgren's strict ways
Apr 01, 1999;
New faces, new places
Apr 01, 1999
Lyons given 51 2 years in prison for swindle Former head of Baptist convention breaks into tears
Apr 01, 1999;
Bessie Michaelis, of Eagle
Apr 01, 1999
Mary Bohren, of Oconomowoc
Apr 01, 1999
Anthony F. Schipp, of Waukesha
Apr 01, 1999
Magdalen M. Cechvala, of Oconomowoc
Apr 01, 1999