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M2001-178
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Part 1 (M2001-178): Original Collection, 1976-1989, undated
1.0 c.f. (1 flat box)
: Chronological.
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Leo Suycott, “Blue Blood Cross of Wisconsin,” June 15, 1976
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Wisconsin optometrists, June 19, 1977
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Youth Offender Act, March 23, 1977
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Lobbyists, narrow interests, and other mongrel politics, October 19, 1978
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Constitutional Convention and abortion issue, February 1, 1979
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“Democratic” style social welfare budget, February 14, 1979
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Dreyfus budget and state spending, March 8, 1979
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Medicaid spending, March 18, 1979
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State transportation department, April 26, 1979
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“When they said 'thrill to northern Wisconsin,' they weren't kidding!”, May 10, 1979
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State business, state employees, and 50 mph speed limit, May 23, 1979
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Stronger bond between Milwaukee and the governor's office, June 21, 1979
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50 mph speed limit proposal, December 17, 1979
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Ten percent bail rule, January 24, 1980
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Dreyfus coal plan and environment, March 2, 1980
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Senator Proxmire lawsuit settlement, March 26, 1980
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Public defender program, April 30, 1980
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Transportation fund for snowmobile trails, May 4, 1980
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“Across-the-board cuts is the only way,” August 3, 1980
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“Some guy from Wisconsin wants to check your books for excess profits!”, July 10, 1981
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Thin revenue supplies, July 24, 1981
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Shabaz and federal judgeship, August 7, 1981
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Mayor Sludge, August 13, 1981
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State Justice Department Budget and crime, August 13, 1981
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Wisconsin football program, August 20, 1981
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Federal aid cuts and state programs sacrifice, August 27, 1981
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Social services, Dreyfus budget, and Joint Finance Committee budget, November 11, 1981
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Partisan politics and court reapportionment, June 13, 1982
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Wood, Schreiber, Earl, and State Democratic Convention, June 15, 1982
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Greenfield and nude dancing, March 25, 1983
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Milwaukee County sheriff's department, March 28, 1983
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Prison site in Milwaukee, April 15, 1983
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Joint Finance Committee and merit-based pay for University of Wisconsin professors, May 1, 1983
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ERA and procedural politics, November 17, 1983
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Jack Kemp and NRA, May 29, 1984
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Environmental impact/Report on prison, August 13, 1984
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“This is your felony!”, March 14, 1985
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Milwaukee County Supervisors and AIDS program, May 20, 1985
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Wisconsin Bell, Wisconsin Electric, and Senator Kasten, May 22, 1985
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Taverns and statewide raffle on behalf of Wisconsin football, June 5, 1985
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Reagan and SALT II, June 11, 1985
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“NASA Department of Whacky Stunts,” June 25, 1985
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University of Wisconsin Boosters, July 8, 1985
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Assembly Committee and liability exemption for tavern and party hosts, September 30, 1985
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Official State Fossil, September 29, 1985
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NRA and criminals, October 15, 1985
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Famous quotations, October 21, 1985
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Ed Garvey and cheap opportunism, June 17, 1986
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NRA and gutless lawmakers, August 25, 1986
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EPA and budget cuts, November 27, 1987
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Congressman cutting money, December 1, 1987
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The Ultimate Christmas Toy, Megabucks Toys, Inc., December 2, 1987
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“Nobody's Gonna Make Me Wear a Seat Belt Fraternity,” December 3, 1987
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Justice department, December 27, 1987
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President and War Powers Act, April 20, 1988
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Refund for Elvis concert tickets, December 22, 1988
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Minimum wage hike, June 8, 1989
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Indian treaty rights, August 30, 1989
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Welfare-bum detector, September 19, 1989
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Moderate maverick, undated
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Budget veto and schools and municipalities, undated
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“Wisconsin Society of Book Banners,” undated
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Robert Kasten and “Phoney tax budget welfare issue,” undated
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Elroy Hirsch recruiting and entertainment office, undated
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Dreyfus tired of being waterboy, undated
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Dreyfus veto of school spending increase, undated
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M2002-006
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Part 2 (M2002-006): Additions, 1972-1989, undated
0.6 c.f. (1 flat box)
: Chronological.
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National presidential candidates and Wisconsin primary, March 26, 1972
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Milwaukee police chief, “Tell those morals I am not amused,” December 1, 1972
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Milwaukee police chief Harold Breier's lifetime position, January 22, 1973
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Four panel on Dairy Lobby in Wisconsin, February 26, 1973
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Milwaukee police chief Breier and budget, October 3, 1976
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Rip-off leases of Indian mineral rights and Bureau of Indian Affairs, January 27, 1977
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State Division of Health watch dog, October 20, 1977
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Summerfest, July 9, 1978
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Wisconsin Governor Lee Dreyfus and public defender program, June 27, 1980
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Governor Dreyfus and possible Cabinet post, November 9, 1980
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Governor Lee Dreyfus and gas tax proposal, December 14, 1980
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Sliver tongue Shabaz (state senator), June 22, 1979
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“Somebody oughta do something about that!”, State Assembly Saloon, February 1, 1981
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Mayor Maier budget speech, February 19, 1981
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Governor Lee Dreyfus and indirect tax increases, May 21, 1981
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Milwaukee police chief Breier and cop brutality, October 14, 1981
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“Bring me five loaves and two fishes,” University of Wisconsin-System, November 8, 1981
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Unemployment and budget deficit and Governor elect Earl, January 4, 1982
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Governor Lee Dreyfus tax plan, February 19, 1982
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Concession monopoly and price gouging at Brewer games, March 5, 1982
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Legislature and reapportionment, May 23, 1982
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Six panel on Congressman Les Aspin and trade protectionism, October 22, 1982
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State Senate OK's sex bill, May 5, 1983
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“Good Grief! Now we'll have to start doing real police work!”, Wisconsin Abolishes Cohabitation Law, May 9, 1983
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Budget and Taxes - State Legislature Houdini, May 10, 1983
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State Senate with education funds, June 8, 1983
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Monkey wrench into the state fiscal crisis, August 12, 1983
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Water in the gas tank, August 21, 1983
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Governor Tony Earl as Cinderella, September 21, 1983
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State Senate phosphate curbs, October 9, 1983
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Governor Tony Earl and the dairy lobby, November 7, 1983
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Senator Robert Kasten, nerve gas production, November 11, 1983
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Environmental Policy Act and State Supreme Court, December 4, 1983
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“Just think of it as your contribution to unemployment compensation,” boondoggle “job” for defeated legislator, January 25, 1985
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Packer sex case hearing must be open, June 28, 1985
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Elroy Hirsch - University of Wisconsin academic standards
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Anti-Obscenity Censorship Bill, November 3, 1985
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Father Groppi was here, November 5, 1985
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University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee accuracy in academia patrol, November 24, 1985
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Legislative residency bill for welfare relief
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“Yoohoo! New Yorkers! Help re-elect Tony Earl, Governor of Wisconsin,” March 2, 1986
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Senator Kasten and PAC-special interests, July 29, 1986
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Banking lobby, Interstate Banking Bill, August 5, 1986
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Milwaukee Mayor Maier and governor's race, September 13, 1986
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War on drugs, September 14, 1986
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Tommy Thompson - AFDC cuts, September 19, 1986
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Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears, September 24, 1986
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Milwaukee County Chairman William O'Donnell and welfare, October 8, 1986
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Tommy Thompson, “Who says I'm not constructive?”, October 19, 1986
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Congress and Contra aid down the rat hole, October 20, 1986
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“It's another bill for the thug squad of the old Breier police department,” November 19, 1986
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Mandatory seat belt opponents, January 14, 1987
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Three panel comment on Archbishop Weakland, February 10, 1987
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Chiropractors' lobby, Mandated health insurance benefits, June 7, 1987
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Tommy Thompson AFDC cuts, May 20, 1987
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Filling Proxmire's shoes, August 28, 1987
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AIDS virus kids, September 14, 1987
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Reagan rationale against war powers act, September 23, 1987
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Seat belt law amendments, October 25, 1987
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“Learnfare” Tommy Thompson, October 27, 1987
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Learnfare cutting AFDC benefits, November 15, 1987
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Dumping trash on Father Groppi's grave, December 10, 1987
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Drug enforcement penny-pinching, Coast Guard budget cuts, May 15, 1988
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Learnfare cuts, little beggars, October 30, 1988
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Patricia Goodrich, The grinch who stole Christmas, December 10, 1988
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Economics 101, $20 University of Wisconsin student surcharge, April 5, 1989
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Free speech - University of Wisconsin-Madison, April 16, 1989
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Milwaukee Savings and Loan - racial prejudice, April 23, 1989
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Brewers paying property taxes, May 18, 1989
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Wisconsin legislature - gun control and smoking laws, May 28, 1989
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Healthy start - Tommy Thompson as two-faced cow, September 10, 1989
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Governor Lee Dreyfus and across the board tax cuts, undated
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Mayor Maier and police crisis, undated
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University of Wisconsin academics and Governor Earl no-pay raise, undated
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Tommy Thompson election - state funding goodies, undated
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M2003-013
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Part 3 (M2003-013): Additions, 1977-1985
0.4 c.f. (1 flat box)
: Additions, 1977-1985, primarily relating to national political issues.
: Chronological.
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President Jimmy Carter and the Electoral College, March 24, 1977
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President Jimmy Carter and diplomacy, April 5, 1977
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Unregulated lobbying with the legislature, April 24, 1977
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Big Bank funds for personal use, June 17, 1977
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International airport security, October 24, 1977
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Congressional stance on welfare, November 28, 1977
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President Jimmy Carter and the Economic Summit Meeting, circa 1977
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Unemployment during Jimmy Carter's presidency, circa 1977
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House Ways and Means Committee, circa 1977
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Funds for “Draft Register Pardon Program,” circa 1977
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CIA influence on universities, medical centers, and prisons, circa 1977
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U.S. efforts to overthrow the government in Chile, March 22, 1978
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NRA stance on new U.S. treasury system to trace stolen guns, May 22, 1978
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Broadcasting media regulations, June 7, 1978
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Kissinger and human rights criticism against Argentina, July 18, 1978
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The effects of a voluntary inflation plan, October 26, 1978
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President Jimmy Carter and the Anti-Inflation Program, November 15, 1978
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Limits over China's “new found freedom,” December 3, 1978
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De facto racial discrimination, May 16, 1979
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Official revenge killing in the U.S., May 28, 1979
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Congressional support of racial busing ban, July 26, 1979
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William O. Douglas and civil rights and civil liberties, January 22, 1980
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Marquette Dental School Admissions, February 28, 1980
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Bureau of Indian Affairs, paternalism, March 10, 1980
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25
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Violence of the Miami Police Department, May 21, 1980
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26
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“State Judges Have a Right to Overrule Desegregation Orders,” Louisiana Judge, January 18, 1981
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Tax Exemptions for segregated schools, January 15, 1982
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28
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Argentine aggression and historic Latin claim, June 17, 1982
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29
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Reactions to studying acid rain, February 6, 1984
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President Ronald Reagan and Whittaker Chambers, February 26, 1984
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31
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CIA presence in Nicaragua, March 12, 1984
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Low interest and house-sale profits provide U.S. with a false sense of security, March 18, 1984
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Improper use of PAC money, May 1, 1984
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Big automobile executives and import quotas, May 6, 1984
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35
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Weinberger cuts in defense, May 6, 1984
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Administration legal tactics to squash Affirmative Action, June 14, 1984
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Central America, another Vietnam?, April 28, 1985
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Birth control and an increasing global population problem, June 13, 1985
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Reagan defense versus the Manhattan Project atomic scientists, July 18, 1985
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40
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President Ronald Reagan and South African General Botha, August 17, 1985
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Reverend Jerry Falwell and the South African government arm in arm, August 25, 1985
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42
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Reaganomics deficit financing, September 6, 1985
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Affirmative Action and local police departments, September 22, 1985
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M2005-021
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Part 4 (M2005-021): Additions, 1983-1991, undated
0.2 c.f. (1 archives box)
: Chronological.
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“Take your changes with wolves,” undated
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“This is not exactly the arrangement we had in mind!”, December 1983
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“It's raining cats and dogs…”, January 16, 1987
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“I love working Wisconsin!”, March 10, 1987
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“O.K We need a sub for proximate,” September 3, 1987
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“We've got the right idea, your honor,” September 1987
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“Where do the little beggars come from?”, March 21, 1989
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Major League…, April 7, 1989
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“All in favor of giving him your bill,” June 21, 1989
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“Will that thing work?”, June 2, 1989
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11
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“51% of Milwaukee births to single female,” September 15, 1989
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12
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“If they ever return to the dark ages,” February 1, 1990
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13
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“Won't you be my Valentine?”, February 14, 1990
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14
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“Maybe a shot of valium would bring 'em out of it,” April 1, 1990
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15
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Office of Mayor, April 6, 1990
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“You said she was ugly as sin!!”, May 10, 1990
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“I love it! We vote for some of those things,” May 17, 1990
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“Caught her crushing by hardware store 3 times…”, May 20, 1990
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“Some cries are louder than others,” July 10, 1990
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Private school “Choice”, August 9, 1990
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The Over-the-hill gang plans one last caper, August 12, 1990
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“Now! Let's practice a little restraint,” August 24, 1990
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“What you don't know won't hurt us!”, September 1, 1991
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“You are nothing but a dinosaur!”, September 9, 1990
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“Loftus leads with a left jab!”, September 14, 1990
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“Oop! Another Milwaukee Homicide,” October 6, 1990
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“I have irrefutable proof…”, October 18, 1990
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What the November ballot should like, October 31, 1990
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“It's him again, Doc!”, November 2, 1990
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“You want to keep this how in town?”, November 9, 1990
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Ghost of Christmas, December 7, 1990
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Thompson school spending limits, February 24, 1991
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Wisconsin Supreme Court, March 10, 1991
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“Remember boys...”, March 21, 1991
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“You're my hero, Barry,” April 12, 1991
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“Look, Kid, We ain't against education…”, April 16, 1991
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“O.K. Scumbags! The jig is up!”, May 14, 1991
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“Some people don't know…”, June 6, 1991
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Luxury Skyboxes, July 11, 1991
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“Some Waukesha politician wants an ethnic code for non-elected public officials,” July 18, 1991
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“Get a bigger nursery!”, August 11, 1991
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Pop!, undated
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Part 5 (M2006-004): Additions, 1985-1991, undated
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“Hey Wisconsin! Think good thoughts...”
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“You were right--it was too cold!”, February 4, 1985
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Bradley Center, December 6, 1985
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Donald Hanaway, January 31, 1987
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“Listen, I'm no egomaniac!”, October 31, 1988
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“Dress code for Kenosha city officials,” December 7, 1988
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“...Arnold...in favor of a dog track!”, January 24, 1989
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Tavern League, March 3, 1989
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Ralph Adam Fine and Right Wing, March 19, 1989
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Low Income Wage Earners, October 24, 1989
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Milwaukee Inner City, “Quick more band-aids...”, July 17, 1990
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Reverend Moody, “I'll sell my soul...”, July 18, 1990
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Bemenek, July 24, 1990
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McGee and Hussein, September 13, 1990
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“Racing Dogs?”, September 18, 1990
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DNR and State Park Attendance, September 23, 1990
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“Bush May Dump Dan...”, October 10, 1990
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Johnson Controls and Gender Discrimination, March 21, 1991
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The Princess and the Pea, April 9, 1991
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Assembly Passes Law Renaming Bowling Alleys, April 21, 1991
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“What did Mr. McGee do for us today?”, May 16, 1991
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“Summerfest Water Contaminated,” June 16, 1991
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Part 6 (M2006-031): Additions, 1977-1991, undated
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Police union prepares to get attention of Milwaukee taxpayers
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Cleaning woman approaching County judge's quarters, June 2, 1977
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“I didn't know there were any other dinosaurs around,” June 12, 1977
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Runaway costs and payment cuts lead to patient's lynching, September 15, 1977
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County supervisors rob family at Milwaukee Zoo, November 22, 1977
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“Never do today what you should have done yesterday, if you can put it off till tomorrow and get away with it,” March 10, 1978
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“Oh kind sir-would you please give me and my lamb a lift to the big City?”, March 15, 1978
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County judge makes a ruling while cartoonist comments, May 29, 1978
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“O.K., Mr. Burger-I've taken another look and still say it's a skunk!”, June 4, 1978
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Republican mascot visits candidate in hospital, September 14, 1978
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Chief walks away from Milwaukee Fire and Police commission, having shot up proposed changes, September 21, 1978
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Archer's arrow finds its mark beyond fortress walls, January 22, 1979
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Cartoonist questions Henry Maier-in four panels, February 4, 1979
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A meeting of the Hydrogen-Bomb-Have-Nots results in a vote being taken, March 22, 1979
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Free press brought as sacrifice to National Security by Supreme Court judge, April 2, 1979
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Republican mascot approaches Democratic mascot bartender, September 16, 1979
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Milwaukee mayor as Linus van Pelt, Snoopy looking on, October 10, 1979
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Milwaukee county sheriff scolding motorists, November 29, 1979
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Politico as overly-protective mother shields candidates, January 11, 1980
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Mayor fastens himself into his chair, February 18, 1980
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Police and handcuffed citizens approach office of circuit judge, February 20, 1980
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Mayor and other politico seated on mountaintop amidst rising waters, February 21, 1980
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Mayor stuck in tree, March 13, 1980
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Cartoonist comments to police chief as squad car with burning cross passes, March 29, 1980
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Mayor as runner commenting on outcome of race, April 2, 1980
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Judge at bench with enormous pacifier, April 17, 1980
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Lawyer and blackened judge plea in front of State Supreme Court, June 19, 1980
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Leonid Brezhnev and large Russian bear approach world leaders, June 24, 1980
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Mayor warms up while behemoth of City Personnel Costs waits in boxing ring, August 29, 1980
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Milwaukee County Executive dressed as Ronald McDonald, September 12, 1980
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Standing man with credit card-spoof of American Express advertisements, October 7, 1980
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Legislature as Santa Claus carries away lobbyists as harlot, kids question, December 4, 1980
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Selling property tax relief out of back of pickup truck, March 14, 1982
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Physicians seated on money satchel scold man lighting cigarette, March 21, 1982
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Inmate speaks to young prisoner in jail, August 19, 1982
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Discussing shortage of ballots-in four panels, November 8, 1984
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Senator and Legislator argue about seatbelts versus airbags as Grim Reaper looks on, March 19, 1982
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Politicians and religious leaders digging up Censorship law, February 12, 1988
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Minimum wage bill as Ebenezer Scrooge, March 14, 1988
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Congressmen vote to appear tough on drugs, cartoonist comments, September 25, 1988
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Politicians sulk because Native American won't trade treaty rights, October 7, 1989
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Thugs comment on politician's drug crackdown, January 23, 1990
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State Assembly is beholden to the gun lobby, February 8, 1990
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Giving out awards for “Learnfare,” March 21, 1990
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Inner city schools are robbed by Choice Plan for private schools, March 25, 1990
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Disability Rights Bill avoids a purposeful pothole, May 24, 1990
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Statue of Liberty discovers politicians burning Bill of Rights, June 19, 1990
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The costly Learnfare program is misdiagnosed by the Governor, August 2, 1990
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Inner City problems held hostage by Drug and Crime worries, August 18, 1990
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Governor tells the public a fairy tale, October 21, 1990
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Little lady hits giant hand gun with purse, November 29, 1990
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Taxpayers are marched through Hell, December 28, 1990
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Governor plays air guitar, January 9, 1991
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“Dumb-Dumb bullets in the battle against gun control,” April 13, 1991
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Politicians appear before Godfather and Grim Reaper, May 10, 1991
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Taxpayers are not told the cost of new baseball stadium, May 17, 1991
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Fat man arrested on the beach, June 2, 1991
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Urban problems look on as young man walks along street, July 17, 1991
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Politician and Frankenstein's monster seated on courthouse steps, July 19, 1991
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Stadium backers drink a toast after trampling taxpayer, July 21, 1991
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Fox Point Village Board handing out bag of money in sexual fondling case, August 15, 1991
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Part 7 (M2007-041): Additions, 1985-1989, undated
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Gary Goyke Lobbyist I, February 26, 1988
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Greater Milwaukee Baseball-For-The-Rich Committee, June 27, 1988
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Union Carbide: Stockholders' Club, February 16, 1989
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“What do you make of Gorbachev?”, January 26, 1986
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Administration Laser Hype, October 7, 1985
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“You have to blow in here before...”, August 29, 1987
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“Start Packing, Mildred! I'm moving my plant to Wisconsin!”, February 1, 1987
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Madam Common Council's House of Aldermanic Privilege, July 3, 1986
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6 day Delay in recall of contaminated ice cream, August 16, 1986
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New Item: China, Wisconsin to exchange wild bird species, October 23, 1986
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60-Day Residency Bill, February 10, 1986
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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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1985 Tax-Cut Politics, January 7, 1986
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Welcome! State Democratic Convention, June 15, 1986
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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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First Annual 'Zip' Awards
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Anti-Obscenity Legislators
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“He's sure got rhythm hasn't he?”, January 6, 1989
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“Fear not! I'll slay yon dragon with my trusty bow and arrow!”
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“Rip Van Bushwinkle awakens to discover a new world!”, September 4, 1988
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Herb Kohl tosses his hat into the ring, May 13, 1988
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Micheal Deaver guilty-no prison term, September 27, 1988
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“But daddy bigbucks! You said I had your word on it!”, February 1, 1988
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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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M2008-037
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Part 8 (M2008-037): Additions, 1968-1985, undated
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“Ok, Dick, we got that dragon that was scratching at your door!”, October 14, 1968
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“Won't you be my valentine?”, February 14, 1969
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Another time, another cross, April 5, 1969
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Arms Control proposal, July 8, 1969
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“Yes, sir! If I had money I'd be happy to invest with you!”, May 7, 1970
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“Why don't you resign, Rhodes”, June 18, 1970
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How long have you been a prisoner in the “tiger cage”?, July 10, 1970
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D.C. Crime package, July 26, 1970
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“Well, they said the new Post Office Department would be more efficient!”, March 30, 1971
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“This is all George Wallace's fault!”, November 15, 1972
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Chicago 7 convictions reversed, November 24, 1972
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“You Milwaukee Yokels Are Almost Up to My Standards!”, April 5, 1974
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“On second thought, hiring him wasn't such a good idea!”, July 14, 1974
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Four panel on CIA payoffs, February 24, 1976
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Milwaukee Community Policy Committee at Work, January 26, 1977
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Double Dipping “Security Coordinator” for H.E.W., February 2, 1977
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Legal Aid Society Public Defenders, February 19, 1977
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Congressional Pay Raise, March 29, 1977
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“Pardon me sir, would you like to be born again?”, May 5, 1977
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High School Literacy, June 5, 1977
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“Yes, sir! You can thank us for that boy being alive and well today!”, July 7, 1977
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Public Employee Strike, July 8, 1977
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Anti-Public Employee Strike Law, July 12, 1977
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“You sure they have an ear for music?”, August 8, 1977
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Nursing Home Abuses, September 4, 1977
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Wisconsin Archaic Divorce Law, September 18, 1977
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Maier's City Budget, September 23, 1977
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Out of sight----out of mind, October 12, 1977
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Crazy legs Carter! What happened?, October 26, 1977
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“Brilliant! Now we don't have to worry about rebuilding the dam!”, December 17, 1977
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Panama Canal Treaty nitpickers, February 24, 1978
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“You said you wanted to cure his headache didn't you?”, July 5, 1978
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“Sorry, you're not mentally or physically sick enough to fit into my system!”, July 22, 1978
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“It's a Shame Other Milwaukee Newspapers can't be like this!” August 14, 1978
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“I thought this art was usually performed with a bow and arrow”, October 16, 1978
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“Why don't you bums do an honest day's double dipping like us Milwaukee Circuit Judges?”, November 19, 1978
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Mickey Mouse Government Regulations, November 20, 1978
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“Step right up folks -- I'll tell ya what I'm a-gonna do!”, April 21, 1980
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“That's one less petty complaint we'll have to put with!”, March 12, 1981
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“What's going on dear?”, May 1, 1981
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“Rest assured human rights will not be a major factor in my arms policy!”, July 14, 1981
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“Undo the straps, Igor, and I'll give him a jolt!”, October 11, 1981
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“Here's the plan you ordered for winning a nuclear war, Chief!”, August 18, 1982
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“Listen, you want to find a prince - you have to kiss a few crocodiles!”, August 12, 1984
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“Ok, Ronnie! Sock it to those low-income suckers!”, December 14, 1984
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U.S. Justice Department - “Civil Rights Division! May I help you?”, April 5, 1985
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Reagan in Lotus Land, August 28, 1985
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“The thing I found most appealing about the free enterprise system ...”, undated
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Illegal Teachers Strike, undated
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Spending / Revenues, undated
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Four panel on Tax Reform, undated
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Four panel on Tax Revolt, undated
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FBI Indictments, undated
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“Sorry, we don't handle slum housing”, undated
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Federal Narcotics Laws, undated
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Nuclear Arms Jungle, undated
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1
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57
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“Well, I see it's about election time again!”, undated
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1
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58
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Breeder Reactors, undated
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1
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59
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Public School Integration, undated
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M2008-126
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Part 9 (M2008-126): Additions, 1987-1991, undated
0.1 c.f. (26 drawings in 2 folders)
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1
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1
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Milwaukee Common Council, May 29, 1987
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1
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2
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U.S. Constitution, October 11, 1987
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1
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3
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This is all the Cheese's Fault, October 19, 1987
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1
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4
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Desegregation, November 9, 1997
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1
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5
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Clash of the Super-Ego Men, November 10, 1987
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1
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6
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Of Mice and Men, November 24, 1987
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1
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7
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County Executive Race Gets Down to the Nitty Gritty, February 28, 1988
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1
Item
8
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Milwaukee County Judge, March 11, 1988
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1
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9
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Bud Selig, May 10, 1988
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Folder
1
Item
10
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Property values, May 9, 1988
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1
Item
11
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Milwaukee County Executives, August 31, 1988
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1
Item
12
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U.S. Senator Herb Kohl, October 18, 1988
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1
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13
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Death Penalty and Gun Control, 1989
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2
Item
14
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Governor Tommy Thompson, 1989
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2
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15
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Milwaukee Mayor Norquist and County Executive Schulz, 1989
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2
Item
16
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Milwaukee County Executive, 1989
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2
Item
17
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Milwaukee County Executive and County Zoo Director, 1989
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2
Item
18
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“I am the Greatest,” December 13, 1989
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2
Item
19
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His Master's Voice, March 22, 1990
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2
Item
20
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Governor Thompson, April 5, 1990
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2
Item
21
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Women's Rights, August 30, 1990
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2
Item
22
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“Third Bigot from the Right,” April 19, 1991
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Folder
2
Item
23
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Wisconsin Governor Tony Earl, undated
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Folder
2
Item
24
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Assembly Pregnancy Prevention Bill, undated
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Folder
2
Item
25
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Slow-Draw McGraw, undated
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Folder
2
Item
26
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Mandatory Seat-Belt Use, undated
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