The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI) back issues from September 1999:
STEP INSIDE 'SUPERMAX' High-tech prison designed for `toughest of the tough'; Penitentiary in Boscobel readied for November opening
Sep 01, 1999;
Pay raises, rate of inflation stay about even, survey finds Salary increases expected to hold steady in 4% range, according to Mercer study
Sep 01, 1999
Creative-minded employers dangling golden giveaways to lure job seekers Recruiters find ways to grab attention with cars, gift certifcates, bonuses
Sep 01, 1999;
Corrections
Sep 01, 1999
Woman finds rat on her lap during flight
Sep 01, 1999
Star bullfighter, 17, is operated on after goring
Sep 01, 1999
Some tread gingerly in the kitchen
Sep 01, 1999;
Salt puts chemistry to work, adds spark to foods and bodies
Sep 01, 1999;
Rollover warning system for semis to undergo test Sensors, computer readouts will be used in yearlong trial along truck-heavy I-75
Sep 01, 1999;
Risk, humor give an edge to Dodd's stories
Sep 01, 1999;
Research links head trauma to plaques seen in Alzheimer's
Sep 01, 1999;
Rare silver dollar sells for $4.14 million
Sep 01, 1999
60 years later Poles, Germans to commemorate first shots of WWII
Sep 01, 1999;
Pepperidge Farm wins appeal in cracker dispute Federal judge rules that Nabisco cannot sell goldfish-shaped snacks
Sep 01, 1999
Panama's first woman president takes the helm Some see her as a unifying force as country prepares to take over canal
Sep 01, 1999;
This moose isn't squirrelly around tourists; IF YOU GO Moose tracks and frozen snacks New England Summer
Sep 01, 1999;
Malaysian skyscraper, the world's tallest, is officially unveiled
Sep 01, 1999
A splashy end to summer Grilled fish steaks and fillets require very little labor
Sep 01, 1999;
Future of `The X-Files' remains in the dark
Sep 01, 1999;
Explosion injures dozens in shopping mall near Kremlin Police say blast may be bomb attack by terrorists
Sep 01, 1999
Erratic hurricane drifts toward land After heading out to sea, Dennis has stalled and its winds have gained strength
Sep 01, 1999
East Timor militias accuse U.N. of rigging vote for independence Armed members roam streets, set up roadblocks
Sep 01, 1999;
Dennis reverses course, heads back toward coast Beach towns are ordered evacuated as downgraded storm drifts westward
Sep 01, 1999
Campbell's `classic' cans to get new look
Sep 01, 1999
Bush's campaign coffers reach $50 million mark No candidate seeking presidential nomination has ever raised more money
Sep 01, 1999;
Bowie to make next album available through download from Internet
Sep 01, 1999
Bank in laundering scandal vows not to tolerate crime Authorities investigating whether mobsters passed billions through account
Sep 01, 1999
Another missed opportunity to talk about drugs
Sep 01, 1999;
All of New Berlin's city policies going under the microscope Some could be changed, even dropped, after review by committee
Sep 01, 1999;
Sun to offer free office software over Internet Move seen as challenge to Microsoft's popular Office products package
Sep 01, 1999
Scores die in crash of Argentine airliner Plane burns after hitting golf course on takeoff; at least 69 reported killed
Sep 01, 1999
Reno, FBI head likely to seek independent Waco investigation
Sep 01, 1999
SWISSAIR FLIGHT 111 TRAGEDY Remains from crash to get final farewell; Relatives have wrangled over proper remembrance, testing of remains
Sep 01, 1999;
New drugs offer promise in treating alcoholism Pills, therapy could improve success of alcohol addiction treatment, researchers say
Sep 01, 1999;
Consumer confidence ebbs for second month But manufacturing activity remains strong, with production, new orders up
Sep 01, 1999
China careful not to anger its investors
Sep 01, 1999;
Scores die in crash of Argentine airliner Plane burns after hitting golf course on takeoff; at least 69 reported killed
Sep 01, 1999;
Pears are at the core of salad and dessert
Sep 01, 1999;
`Warlock' gets 110 years in child sex case Man convinced 5 girls they'd get magical powers from intercourse with him
Sep 01, 1999;
`Providence' will go in one side of your brain, out the other
Sep 01, 1999;
`Graffiti Effacers' fight vandalism in parks Volunteers use paint, brushes to restore recreational areas
Sep 01, 1999;
Youths optimistic, but wary Survey finds young workers eager, but worried over low pay, security
Sep 01, 1999;
Wisconsin Central picks new chairman, CFO
Sep 01, 1999
William E. Keeler Sr. of Mukwonago
Sep 01, 1999
West Allis wants eyesore to be a pioneer in partnership Officials hope to persuade county to join in cleanup of ownerless gas station
Sep 01, 1999;
Waldo E. Cohn, Helped build nuclear bomb
Sep 01, 1999
Waite's patience pays with UW volleyball job Tonight's season opener a homecoming for coach
Sep 01, 1999;
Violence erupts in East Timor in wake of independence vote Armed militia members roam streets; teen killed
Sep 01, 1999;
Vegetables dumped as part of farmer protest
Sep 01, 1999
News to Go Unbanning cell phones
Sep 01, 1999
Umpires hearing delayed Judge wants sides to work on out-of-court solution
Sep 01, 1999;
Umpires hearing delayed Judge may have brought sides closer together
Sep 01, 1999;
UWM students present tree-tise on wood, its uses, conservation
Sep 01, 1999;
UW women post soccer victory
Sep 01, 1999
UW drops off list of top 20 party schools Campus is bumped from Princeton Review survey after two years at No. 2
Sep 01, 1999;
UAW targeting DaimlerChrysler
Sep 01, 1999
News to Go U.K. to crack down
Sep 01, 1999
Tremor strikes in Turkey, killing 1, injuring 166
Sep 01, 1999
Beanies bagged? Toy maker's `retirement' notice stirs a frenzy, and questions
Sep 01, 1999;
Thwarting threats from outside Moat is one way to deter breakout accomplices
Sep 01, 1999;
Though optimistic, Packers still adjusting defensive line
Sep 01, 1999;
The `ultimate' job resource Book can help you open new chapters in professional life
Sep 01, 1999;
Teen gets jail term for killing turkeys
Sep 01, 1999
Tax rebate plan grows, but cuts are challenged Two senators warn that slashing revenue could lead to a fiscal crisis in two years
Sep 01, 1999;
Swan spies: Migrating birds to be tracked by satellite
Sep 01, 1999;