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Container
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Title
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M2007-041
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Part 7 (M2007-041): Additions, 1985-1989, undated
0.1 c.f. (24 drawings in 1 folder)
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Folder
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Item
1
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Gary Goyke Lobbyist I, February 26, 1988
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2
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Greater Milwaukee Baseball-For-The-Rich Committee, June 27, 1988
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1
Item
3
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Union Carbide: Stockholders' Club, February 16, 1989
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1
Item
4
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“What do you make of Gorbachev?”, January 26, 1986
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1
Item
5
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Administration Laser Hype, October 7, 1985
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Item
6
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“You have to blow in here before...”, August 29, 1987
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7
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“Start Packing, Mildred! I'm moving my plant to Wisconsin!”, February 1, 1987
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1
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8
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Madam Common Council's House of Aldermanic Privilege, July 3, 1986
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1
Item
9
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6 day Delay in recall of contaminated ice cream, August 16, 1986
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Item
10
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New Item: China, Wisconsin to exchange wild bird species, October 23, 1986
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1
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11
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60-Day Residency Bill, February 10, 1986
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12
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“Hi, there! It's folksy Tony here, to tell you Wisconsin is better today...”, February 7, 1986
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13
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1985 Tax-Cut Politics, January 7, 1986
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1
Item
14
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Welcome! State Democratic Convention, June 15, 1986
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15
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“Let's stick around and watch him pull an elephant out of the hat!”, November 8, 1986
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1
Item
16
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First Annual 'Zip' Awards
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1
Item
17
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Anti-Obscenity Legislators
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1
Item
18
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“He's sure got rhythm hasn't he?”, January 6, 1989
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1
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19
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“Fear not! I'll slay yon dragon with my trusty bow and arrow!”
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20
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“Rip Van Bushwinkle awakens to discover a new world!”, September 4, 1988
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21
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Herb Kohl tosses his hat into the ring, May 13, 1988
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22
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Micheal Deaver guilty-no prison term, September 27, 1988
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Item
23
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“But daddy bigbucks! You said I had your word on it!”, February 1, 1988
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24
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“God told Pat Robertson, he should be president. But forgot to tell the voters!”, March 10, 1988
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