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	Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is the primary newspaper in Milwaukee, the largest newspaper in Wisconsin and is distributed widely throughout the state.
		The Journal Sentinel was first printed on Sunday, April 2, 1995, the result of the consolidation of operations between the Milwaukee Journal and the Milwaukee Sentinel, which had been owned by the same company, Journal Communications, for more than thirty years.
		During the 1950s, the Journal was outspoken in its opposition to Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy and his search for communist influence in government, which perhaps inflated the Journal's reputation for liberalism.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Milwaukee_Journal_Sentinel (721 words)

	Journal Sentinel Inc. - Milwaukee Jobs - Wisconsin Jobs
		Journal Sentinel staffers are strong members of national journalism organizations, and the newspaper regularly participates in journalism conferences and seminars across the country.
		The Sunday Journal Sentinel ranks #1 among the 50 largest populated metropolitan markets with 71% of adults reading an average issue, and the daily newspaper ranks 3rd according to the Scarborough Research 2005 multi-market project.
		Journal Communications Inc., the holding company of Journal Sentinel Inc., which publishes the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, is one of America's leading independent media and communications companies.
	milwaukeejobs.com /co_profile.asp?cid=41XCP2SRR8H68PXNXT66AA3U5F9N2W9D (785 words)

	News Crossroads
		Jamaal Abdul-Alim, who was a part-time night cops reporter for the Milwaukee Sentinel, said the atmosphere at that newspaper was apprehensive because people didn't know what to expect since everyone had to re-apply for their jobs.
		Because the Sentinel wasn’t included in the content analysis, the total number of statehouse stories in Milwaukee’s two daily newspapers in 1991 was much greater than the 2001 Journal Sentinel.
		According to the content analysis, in 2001 the Journal Sentinel had 30 percent fewer international stories on Page One than the Journal had in 1991 -- but that was offset by a 39 percent increase in international stories throughout the Journal Sentinel’s A and Metro sections.
	www.uwec.edu /mdorsher/NewsCrossroads/gneiser.htm (2207 words)

	ASNE - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Ethics Policy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This code incorporates past practices of the Journal Sentinel and its predecessor papers and is designed to help all employees understand and meet longstanding expectations.
		Elements are drawn from previously published Journal Sentinel Inc. and Journal Communications Inc. ethics codes as well as from written policies of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, Kansas City Star, Dallas Morning News, Society of Professional Journalists and American Society of Newspaper Editors.
		Our foremost professional obligation is to the Journal Sentinel.Â We should not engage in outside activities that pose a conflict of interest, or a reasonable appearance of such a conflict, so as to interfere with the proper and impartial performance of our duties as employees or compromise the credibility or reputation of the Journal Sentinel.
	www.asne.org /index.cfm?id=5108 (1963 words)

	West Milwaukee News - Page 2
		Top Milwaukee County officials are trying to allay concerns about the potential for interruptions in bus service after a breakdown in contract talks with bus company management and the abrupt retirement of two...
		Milwaukee County Sheriff's Deputy Albert C. Jensen had been working airport detail for only a few months when he came to the aid of a couple of strangers and changed his own life.
		The Journal Sentinel reported yesterday that: West Milwaukee's Badger Outdoors last year again was tops among all gun shops in the nation for selling guns that later were recovered by police during criminal...
	www.topix.net /city/west-milwaukee-wi/page2 (1570 words)

	Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - newspaper in Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA covering Milwaukee local news at Mondo Times
		Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is a newspaper in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA covering general news.
		The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, first printed in 1995, is a result of the consolidation of operations between the Milwaukee Journal and the Milwaukee Sentinel.
		Milwaukee Journal Sentinel contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/49/2715/6628 (146 words)

	News: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Milwaukee County has had its own deadly courtroom shooting, nearly three years ago when a murder defendant bolted from his chair and wrestled a gun away from a deputy.
		With an eye to voting irregularities that occurred in Milwaukee during the Nov. 2 election, a legislative committee met today to debate a controversial bill (AB 63) that would require all voters to show a photo ID when they go to the polls.
		A review of Milwaukee voting records from the Nov. 2 presidential election has found more than 1,200 ballots cast from invalid addresses in the city, including many cases in which the voter could not be located at all.
	www.pelicanfile.com /newspaper.cfm/NewspaperID/80.cfm (4439 words)

	CJR Daily: In Milwaukee, the Journal Sentinel Flies Close to the Ground
		Despite the size and longevity of the Milwaukee voucher program, research on the schools has dwindled in recent years.
		As the theory goes, if a school isn't doing its job, parents will pull their kids out and find a better one, so the school will lose its funding (since funds come on a per-student basis) and will be forced either to close down or find a way to improve.
		That's right, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel had the gall, the audacity, the absolute nerve to dedicate seven entire articles to the finding that a few voucher schools are wonderful, a few should be closed down immediately, and a whole lot lie somewhere in the middle.
	www.cjrdaily.org /behind_the_news/in_milwaukee_the_journal_senti.php (1665 words)

	JSOnline.com, Web site of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Samson the Gorilla once reigned as King Gong of the Milwaukee County Zoo, and his show-stopping slug-o ways made him one of the best-known faces in town.
		The Journal Sentinel will be running stories on what happened, and why, in the next several weeks.
		Journal Sentinel Inc. is a subsidiary of Journal Communications.
	www.onwisconsinjobs.com (891 words)

	Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
		About 17 percent of the residents of the four-county Milwaukee metropolitan region are African-American, but more than 98 percent of these African-Americans live in just one county - Milwaukee.
		But minorities, because they have lower incomes on average, live in the cities (like Milwaukee), where housing is affordable but their access to suburban jobs and opportunities for upward mobility are limited.
		Last year, departing Milwaukee County executive F. Thomas Ament urged the merger of all local municipalities within the county (or beyond) into one government, as Indianapolis, Nashville, and (most recently) Louisville have done.
	www.saveourlandsaveourtowns.org /milwaukee11903.html (1127 words)

	Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Newspaper Subscription
		The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel delivers comprehensive and in-depth news coverage that you can count on.
		Reading the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is an important part of the day for the city's most sophisticated residents.
		Get the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel at your door on the days that are most convenient for you.
	www.discountednewspapers.com /Milwaukee-Journal-Sentinel/index.html (106 words)

	UP-Milwaukee Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Construction is underway on a 448,750-square-foot production plant and adjacent warehouse for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in the Village of West Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
		On the recommendation of Journal Sentinel employee teams, Koenig and Bauer was selected to manufacture the state-of-the-industry presses.
		The Journal Sentinel’s newsroom, advertising, circulation and business offices will remain at the newspaper’s location of 76 years in downtown Milwaukee.
	www.theaustin.com /html/up-milwaukee_journal.html (409 words)

	Journal Communications Inc. : Journal Sentinel
		Journal Sentinel publishes the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel daily and Sunday newspapers and produces one of the most popular destinations for Milwaukee Internet users - JSOnline.com.
		Journal Sentinel is committed to producing a newspaper that reflects the ever-changing world and fulfills the needs of readers and advertisers.
		A new production facility with state-of-the-art printing equipment, which became operational in early 2003, will help ensure the continued reliability and growth of Wisconsin's largest newspaper in the 21st century.
	www.journalcommunications.com /ourbusinesses/journalsentinel.asp (76 words)

	How to Use Milwaukee Newspapers on CD-ROM (1990-1998) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Milwaukee Journal/Sentinel CD-ROM News database from Newsbank, Incorporated includes the full text of most local stories from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, formerly the Milwaukee Journal and Milwaukee Sentinel.
		Zoned Journal metro edition sections may be identified by abbreviations with their page numbers: AU or WAU for the Waukesha County section, WJ or TWJ for the Waukesha Journal section, and ZW or OZW for the Ozaukee Washington section.
		The 1995-1998 issues of the Journal Sentinel are may be accessed online via the Journal Holdings List.
	library.uww.edu /guides/milj.htm (789 words)

	Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Increases Mail Budget
		THANKS TO A multimillion-dollar database investment in 2000, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel will shift resources from telemarketing to direct mail this year and try to do a better job of targeting in both channels.
		In 2001, for example, the Journal Sentinel conducted one 70,000-piece mailing during the first quarter.
		Once they are on the list, they can't be contacted even if the Journal Sentinel has a message that may be of interest to them.
	directmag.com /mag/marketing_milwaukee_journal_sentinel (894 words)

	Media Watch: ADL Letter to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, October 11, 2000.
		In "Why no investigation?" (October 7), the Journal Sentinel endorses an international investigation into the continuing violence between Palestinians and Israelis, echoing calls made by Yasser Arafat.
		The editorial also neglects to mention the violence perpetrated by the Palestinians with impunity and that calls for a cessation to the active conflict have been noticeably absent from Arafat’s communications to his people.
		Instead of focusing on Israel’s discomfort with an international investigation, the Journal Sentinel would do better to offer its readers a more balanced picture of the orchestrated violence unfolding in the Middle East.
	www.adl.org /Israel/milwaukee_journal_letter.asp (316 words)

	Wisconsin Asbestos Lawyer interviews by Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
		Once again an outfit has been formed by those who profited from asbestos in the past and which includes asbestos manufacturers and sellers and insurers that were paid to insure such companies.
		What is simply even more horrifying and reprehensible however is that these asbestos companies - that profit and profited for decades - may now be able to prevent such families from accessing our civil justice system and courts.
		Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, October 12, 2003: Living, dying with asbestos
	www.frankpasternak.com /journal-sentinel_article.htm (914 words)

	Fraley's Dailytakes: Journal Sentinel AWOL on Holloway Today (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Journal Sentinel is among many newspapers across the country featuring stories this week designed to drive public discussion about why open government is important to everyone, not just to journalists.
		It wasn't until Bruce Murphy, reporting in Milwaukee Magazine, broke the story that the paper began paying attention.
		The USA-todaying of print journalism and the decline in the circulation of daily newspapers.
	www.wisopinion.com /blogs/dailytakes/2006/04/journal-sentinel-awol-on-holloway.html (425 words)

	Milwaukee
		The PSI Diversity Job Fair is the most established and successful Job Fair in Milwaukee.
		PSI and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel have teamed up to create a unique and diverse event.
		As a participant employers receive a booth at the Fair PLUS an ad in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
	www.psijobfair.com /Milwaukee-0206.htm (166 words)

	JS Online: Madison police use pepper spray to clear Halloween crowd
		This year, the Madison Police Department dispatched 400 officers to the celebration - double the number of last year, and UW-Madison banned out-of-town guests from staying in dormitories.
		Reid Epstein of the Journal Sentinel staff contributed to this report.
		From the Oct. 30, 2005, editions of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
	homepage.mac.com /spanghew/.Public/jso.htm (722 words)

	Milwaukee News
		A 56-year-old Milwaukee man wanted on a charge that he provided a lethal overdose of heroin to a West Bend teenager appeared in Washington County Circuit Court on Wednesday after his arrested in Milwaukee on a...
		The Business Journal of Milwaukee - 9:16 AM CST Thursday Milwaukee's Park East corridor will be the new home for a 180-room Kimpton hotel on the $104 million, mixed-use development proposed by Ruvin Development...
		With a stellar sense of style and a healthy dose of moxie, a number of Milwaukee hotels have recreated the image of the hotel bar.
	www.topix.net /milwaukee (666 words)

	Superintendent - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Articles
		Published in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on June 11, 2006.
		Published in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Crossroads section on February 26, 2006.
		This policy also prohibits discrimination under related federal statutes, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (race, color, and national origin), Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (sex), and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (disability), and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (disability).
	www2.milwaukee.k12.wi.us /supt/super/article.htm (166 words)

	KRT Wire \| 12/06/2006 \| Graffanino to accept Brewers' salary arbitration
		With Craig Counsell already in the fold with a two-year deal and a one-year offer on the table to Jeff Cirillo, the Brewers were told Wednesday that Tony Graffanino will accept their offer of salary arbitration.
		After batting.274 with seven homers and 59 RBI while splitting the 2006 season with Kansas City and Milwaukee, he is in line for a raise from his salary of $2,050,000.
		The Brewers already have $2.8 million committed to Counsell for next season, and their offer to Cirillo is believed to be for more than $1 million, plus incentives.
	www.mercurynews.com /mld/mercurynews/sports/16179840.htm (937 words)

	Larry Widen - Milwaukee writer - Author of Tombstone Blues, Doc Savage: Arch Enemy of Evil, and Silver Screens
		Smith is one of a handful of Milwaukee businessmen who sell comic books and related merchandise for a living.
		With a borrowed blanket, she beds down for the night behind the Milwaukee County Courthouse with eight total strangers.
		The Shivvers, once Milwaukee's most popular new wave band, gave singer Jill Kossoris a launching pad for her career as an independent songwriter.
	www.widenonline.com (2302 words)

	Milwaukee Journal Sentinel... Racial diversity of its news staff and community
		See the notes and definitions section below for the sources of these figures.
		The home county of this newspaper is Milwaukee.
		This third annual report for the Knight Foundation adds context to an annual survey by the American Society of Newspaper Editors.
	powerreporting.com /knight/wi_milwaukee_journal_sentinel.html (916 words)

	Milwaukee Journal Sentinel [979]
		The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel database contains the complete text of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel newspaper.
		The "Journal Sentinel" is the largest newspaper in Wisconsin, with daily circulation of over 286,000 and Sunday at 466,000.
		Midwest Express airline, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Johnson Controls, and Miller Brewing Company are among the many companies headquartered in Milwaukee.
	library.dialog.com /bluesheets/html/bl0979.html (659 words)

	MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL
		More than two weeks after he said he'd be done, he's still investigating.
		On the other hand, he gave credit to Austin, saying, "He took a lot of drugs off the street out here, even in this community," drawing on his "special squad" experience investigating drug dealing and violent crimes in Milwaukee.
		He continued to work in the Milwaukee Police Department after that and with his new name.
	www.realcrimes.com /Wagner/Natalie_Wagner.htm (714 words)

	Macworld: News: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel praises Jaguar
		A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel review gives a thumbs-up to Mac OS X 10.2 ("Jaguar"), saying that though Macs are still in the minority, "there is no reason why they should be, especially in homes where simplicity and stability are important."
		The Sentinel says that the Windows registry can get mysteriously "corrupted" and that Various operating system updates must be downloaded -- "usually at least once a week" -- to make Windows less vulnerable to hackers, bugs and exploits.
		The Sentinel does add that the number of computer games for the Mac "is anemic by enthusiast standards, but that is not Apple's fault."
	www.macworld.com /news/2002/10/16/milwaukee/index.php (485 words)

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