By SCOTT WILLIAMS Supporters and opponents of a proposed commuter rail network in southeastern Wisconsin disagree strongly on whether the $200 million project would threaten state transit funding for other communities.

By Scott Williams, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Jul. 26--Supporters and opponents of a proposed commuter rail network in southeastern Wisconsin disagree strongly on whether the $200 million project would threaten state transit funding for other communities.

By FRANZEN Milwaukee Ald. Bob Bauman is right. There should be one regional mass transit system in southeastern Wisconsin that links buses, commuter rail and any other options that become available down the road, such as streetcars in downtown Milwaukee.

By Joe Grundle Commuter rail could spark a stagnant residential building market in southeast Wisconsin. So claimed Shelly Poticha at a Southeastern Wisconsin Coalition for Transit NOW program held Wednesday at the Milwaukee Athletic Club.

By Joe Grundle Local civic and business leaders heard another push Monday for the development of a commuter rail system from Milwaukee to Illinois.