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M2001-173
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Part 1 (M2001-173): Original Collection, 1987-1998
0.6 cubic feet (2 archives boxes)
: Original political cartoons created by Joe Heller for the Green Bay Press-Gazette representing local, state and national issues including politics, the economy, sports, agriculture, and the media. The collection is arranged chronologically, with the title of each cartoon taken from the author's title itself, from a description of the content, or from a caption.
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Summer of Love, Summer of Fear, 1987 June 9
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In the palm of Bill Proxmire's hand, 1988 October 9
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George Bush: “I want a kinder, gentler America,” 1988 October 21
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The torch is passed, 1988 November 15
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Indian treaty rights and racism, 1989 May 7
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Moral majority to disband, 1989 June 14
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U.S. - China relations, 1989 December 13
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More official state symbols, 1990 March 25
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AIDS victim Ryan White dies, 1990 April 10
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Earth Day 1990, 1990 April 13
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Tax rebate, 1990 April 28
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Wisconsin's Scarlet Letter, 1990 May 10
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Cigarettes as suicide machine, 1990 June 10
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Presidents and mideast crisis, 1990 August 26
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“You're right! The pollen is really bad this year!” , 1990 September 5
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Green Bay Packers momentum, 1990 October 16
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Richard Matty, 1990 October 24
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Loftus mud wrestle, 1990 November 7
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A cartoonist talks to an anti-treaty protester, 1990
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Play the lottery, win a tank of gas, 1990
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Timber rights issue, 1990
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The future of biotechnology as discussed in Wisconsin, 1990 December 6
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War in Kuwait, 1991 January 12
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Drunken snowmobilers, 1991 January 22
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“What's going on in there, Governor?” 1991 February 7
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State regulations of locker rooms - Rep. Marlin Schneider, 1991 March 2
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Lottery TV ads - fine print, 1991 March 6
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Building prisons, 1991 March 17
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Take a bite out of crime, 1991 March 22
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Drinking and driving, 1991 April 30
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Dan Quayle question, 1991 May 7
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Terry Kohler on UW System Board of Regents, 1991 May 14
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Family dairy farms, 1991 May 15
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Terminator 2 - Budget judgement day, 1991 July 14
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Clarence Thomas and filling Thurgood Marshall's legacy, 1991 July 15
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New state slogan, 1991 July 25
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David Duke, 1991
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China and Most Favored Nation trading status, 1991
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German yellow jacket plague, 1991 August 31
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Federal dollars for highways, 1991
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President Bush gets sick in Japan, 1992 January 8
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One year anniversary of the U.S. bombing of Iraq, 1992 January 12
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Chipping away at Roe vs. Wade, 1992 January 24
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Democratic front runner, 1992 January 28
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Japanese government official insults U.S. workers, 1992 February 5
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Ozone hole, 1992 February 21
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Elvis stamp parody, 1992 February 26
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March madness, 1992 March 1
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Congressional bungee jumping, 1992 March 8
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Duke and Buchanan, 1992 March 10
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Check bouncing scandal hits congressional bank, 1992 March 13
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A guide to local TV stations, 1992 March 15
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Wisconsin bill boards, 1992 March 18
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Gadflies, Bush and Clinton, 1992 March 20
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Problems facing children, 1992 March 24
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High schools struggle with changing names, 1992 April 10
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Bingo/modern buffalo, 1992 April 29
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A new dietary pyramid is introduced, 1992 April 29
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Police found not guilty in Rodney King beating case, 1992 May 1
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The spotted owl, 1992 May 12
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Ross Perot on the issues, 1992 May 14
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Steroids claim another victim, 1992 May 17
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The primaries end with Ross Perot leading the polls, 1992 June 3
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More women join the race for Congressional seats, 1992 June 4
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Legalized gambling, 1992 June 21, 1992
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Transportation of hazardous materials, 1992 July 2
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“Welcome to...“ The Balkans, 1992 July 8
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Ross Perot quits the campaign, 1992 July 18
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George Bush, James Baker, 1992 July 24
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The Flying Republicans, 1992 July 30
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Roth against bilingual voting, 1992 August 5
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Conservatives call for Bush to quit, 1992 August 7
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Free trade agreement with Mexico, 1992 August 14
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GOP convention, 1992 August 16
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Art is in the eye of the beholder: Guy Zima, 1992 August 20
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Another football season start, 1992 September 8
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Deficit dodgers, 1992 September 21
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Ross Perot jumps back into the race, 1992 September 22
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Family values, Murphy Brown, Monday Night Football, 1992 September 23
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George Bush against cable regulations, 1992 September 24
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Sports Illustrated publishes “The Incredible Bust” story on Mandarich, 1992 September 25
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Abuse and mistreatment of children, 1992 September 27
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Wisconsin becomes the center of attention, 1992 October 2
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Wisconsin now accepting positions for DNR secretary, 1992 October 3
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Mudslingers, 1992 October 6
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Time out from the election, 1992 October 8
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Vice Presidential debates, 1992 October 14
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Rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic, 1992 October 15
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Madonna, 1992 October 22
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Clinton in Brown County, 1992 October 23
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Ross Perot campaign gets stranger, 1992 October 28
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Galileo, Catholic Church, children molested by priests, 1992 November 3
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The day after election day, 1992 November 4
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City budget, green eggs and ham cartoon, 1992 November 11
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Homosexuals in the military, 1992 November 12
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City Council and ambulance fee, 1992 November 17
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Bill Clinton and Congress: “Let's Jam,” 1992 November 18
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Marketable Malcolm X, 1992 November 19
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Hillary Clinton, Nancy Reagan, 1992 November 24
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Queen Elizabeth, 1992 November 26
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Senator Packwood, 1992 December 4
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Trying to fix the economy, 1992 December 17
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City budget, Guy Zima, 1992 December 9
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The U.S. goes to Somalia, 1992 December 11
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Lawrencia Bembenik is freed after pleading guilty to a lesser charge, 1992 December 13
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President-elect Clinton holds and economic summit in Little Rock, Arkansas, 1992 December 16
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Les Aspin, 1992 December 24
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Rapper Ice T comes to Green Bay, 1992 December 30
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A new year and a new administration, 1993 January 1
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Come celebrities boycott Colorado resorts due to anti-gay rights legislation. But many do not, 1993 January 6
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Saddam as Energizer Rabbit, 1993 January 12
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Pete Peshek quits DNR secretary due to his past affiliations, 1993 January 14
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The U.S. bombs Iraq days before Bill Clinton's inauguration, 1993 January 15
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The torch is passed, 1993 January 20
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President Clinton's First Day, 1993 January 21
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Zoe Baird, 1993 January 23
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Gordon Kropp and Guy Zima, Brown County Board, 1993 January 25
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Former Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall dies, 1993 January 26
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Have to give up “wish book,” 1993 January 27
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Promises... promises..., 1993 January 28
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Lifting gay ban, 1993 January 29
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Right to bear arms, 1993 January 31
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Hillary Rodham Clinton is put in charge of solving the health care crisis, 1993 February 2
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Furious over Bill Clinton, 1993 February 3
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Lottery, 1993 February 4
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Call-in radio seems to react to issues rather than discuss the issues, 1993 February 5
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Tommy Thompson and budget, 1993 February 7
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Nanny-gate, 1993 February 8
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Economic indicators take off before Clinton can enact a stimulus program, 1993 February 9
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Child's view of the future, 1993 February 10
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NBC datelines ignites a GM truck and controversy, 1993 February 11
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Clinton calls for a tax increase in the state of the union address, 1993 February 12
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Students and weapons, 1993 February 14
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Wisconsin tribes get nervous over a state referendum to limit gambling, 1993 February 16
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Costs of drugs and vaccines, 1993 February 17
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Deficit cutting, 1993 February 18
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Fixing deficit, 1993 February 19
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Sports Illustrated annual swimsuit issue is released, 1993 February 21
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Suicide increase as Michigan prepares to ban the likes of Kevorkian, 1993 February 23
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The sheriff gets caught trying to boost the morale of his staff with free lunches, 1993 February 25
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Congressional committee for “C.U.T.S” (Continued Unrestrained Tax & Spending), 1993 February 27
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Legislature adds five more questions to the gambling referendum, 1993 February 26
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President Clinton begins airlifting food into Bosnia, 1993 March 1
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Winning 60 million powerball jackpot could allow winner to “afford to buy health insurance,” 1993 March 2
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Terrorists bomb the World Trade Center in New York, 1993 March 3
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In reference to the stand-off with the religious cult in Waco, Texas, 1993 March 4
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Cults and fundamentalists, 1993 March 7
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Les Aspin proposes more military base closings, 1993 March 9
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Cigarette tax increase proposed, 1993 March 10
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3 out of 4 people born in Wisconsin stay, 1993 March 11
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The first killing of a doctor in the abortion battle, 1993 March 12
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Wisconsin vs. California as dairy state, 1993 March 14
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Vote, 1994 September 11
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UW basketball program, 1995
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Donor dining, 1995 July 12
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Dallas stomps Green Bay, 1996
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Toby Roth campaign contributions, 1996
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State of the state, 1996 February 1
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Crandon Mine, 1996
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Pay raise for state officials, 1997
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“Mind if I hitch up?” , 1997
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Mine field, 1997
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Mining moratorium bill, 1997
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Plastered guys on the road, 1997
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Wisconsin Lottery, 1998
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Happy Birthday Wisconsin, 1998
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Congress - reckless spending, 1998
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Dairy Farmers, undated
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