The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI) back issues from April 2002:
Wisconsin Communities Trim Deer Herds, Despite Mild Winter Weather.
Apr 01, 2002
Enron Worker to Tell Story of Retirement Loss during Milwaukee Visit.
Apr 01, 2002
Environmentalists Fear Budget Cuts in Wisconsin Land Stewardship Program.
Apr 01, 2002
Mortgage Rates Expected to Near 8 Percent by Year's End.
Apr 01, 2002
Reaching for well-being
Apr 01, 2002;
Epilepsy cases often missed in the elderly
Apr 01, 2002;
Defibrillator may prolong patient's life
Apr 01, 2002;
Birth control
Apr 01, 2002
Study reaffirms need for stents
Apr 01, 2002
Guidelines endorse 'pre-diabetes' testing
Apr 01, 2002
Federal money aids UW's Antarctic work
Apr 01, 2002;
Finding just the right recipe for water
Apr 01, 2002;
Scientists fashioning womb to carry baby outside mom
Apr 01, 2002;
New Faces New Places
Apr 01, 2002
Business in Wisconsin
Apr 01, 2002
Wal-Mart tops Fortune 500
Apr 01, 2002
Many investors don't hedge when it comes to these funds
Apr 01, 2002;
Security officers on board
Apr 01, 2002;
Manufacturing figures expected to increase
Apr 01, 2002;
Norlight Telecommunications to move to new offices in Brookfield
Apr 01, 2002;
Profitable airlines have fares fliers can understand
Apr 01, 2002;
Manufacturers' rebates
Apr 01, 2002
Flights begin for new Swiss airline
Apr 01, 2002
Government contracts awarded without bids
Apr 01, 2002;
Business sentiment remains low in Japan
Apr 01, 2002
Cleanup for Honeywell too costly
Apr 01, 2002
Enron worker to visit and tell his cautionary tale
Apr 01, 2002;
Group says California may see more blackouts
Apr 01, 2002
Nissan Construction will seek bankruptcy
Apr 01, 2002
Headed toward financial health
Apr 01, 2002;
Mortgage rates expected to near 8% by year's end
Apr 01, 2002;
Prosecutors focusing on Enron executives
Apr 01, 2002;
Russia lifts its ban on U.S. poultry products
Apr 01, 2002
Trademark applications continue to decline
Apr 01, 2002
U.S. often bypassed bidding
Apr 01, 2002
April's dual personality hints at winter and summer
Apr 01, 2002;
ALL ABOUT THE ARMS
Apr 01, 2002;
Rainout dampens travel plans
Apr 01, 2002;
30 worked without licenses in schools
Apr 01, 2002;
Kent finds way to DL
Apr 01, 2002
Indians' Colon opens with a gem
Apr 01, 2002;
Candidates blitz churches to woo voters
Apr 01, 2002;
Understudy awaits his turn
Apr 01, 2002;
Israel declared at 'war'
Apr 01, 2002
Bitter disappointment fades
Apr 01, 2002;
Understudy awaits his turn
Apr 01, 2002;
Mideast events are forcing Bush to temper his strategy
Apr 01, 2002
Fife does whatever it takes on defense
Apr 01, 2002;
'A season of hope' and new horizons
Apr 01, 2002;
A voice for reforming state government
Apr 01, 2002;
MARYLAND VS. INDIANA NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHUPS
Apr 01, 2002;
Clinton says he regrets pardon
Apr 01, 2002;
Judges wrestle with anti-porn software
Apr 01, 2002;
Correction
Apr 01, 2002
North Dakota now curbs other states' fishing bait
Apr 01, 2002
Cardinal preaches on hope as protesters gather outside church
Apr 01, 2002
Dozens in hospitals after train wreck
Apr 01, 2002
Gunman fires on kosher butcher shop
Apr 01, 2002
Matchup offers differing pedigrees
Apr 01, 2002;
Reporter released from jail in Zimbabwe
Apr 01, 2002
Serbia issues war crime warrants
Apr 01, 2002;
Strike over killings closes Kashmir area
Apr 01, 2002
U.S. gets custody of 20 seized in raids
Apr 01, 2002
Ukrainian voters test mettle of ruling party
Apr 01, 2002
Women will be included in Afghan 'grand assembly'
Apr 01, 2002;