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| '68 MEDALIST WHO SHOCKED WORLD JOINS TORCH RELAY. |
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592 |
| `BLAKE' A THOUGHTFUL PICTURE OF COMPLEX POET, ARTISAN. |
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1235 |
| `PARADISE' COULD GET PAVED. |
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439 |
| 3M TUNES THAT NAME FOR SPINOFF : IMATION TO COMBINE DATA STORAGE, SERVICE. |
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557 |
| 800 WALK SIMI STREETS FOR CHARITY : FUND-RAISER AIDS RESEARCH OF BIRTH DEFECTS. |
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412 |
| A FAMILY WITH HIGH STANDARDS : BY REACHING OLYMPICS, ROETHLISBERGER FOLLOWS TRADITION. |
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942 |
| ALASKA NATIONAL PARKS COULD GET MORE VISITORS. |
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256 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : LIBRARY SCHEDULES USED BOOK SALE. |
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241 |
| ARMCHAIR TRAVELER. |
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247 |
| ASAP GETAWAYS : CINCO DE MAYO CELEBRATIONS SCHEDULED THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA. |
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693 |
| AUDIO : ANONYMOUS MAKING A NAME FOR HIMSELF. |
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1059 |
| BENCHLEY'S BEAST: SQUID ON A RAMPAGE. |
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787 |
| BETTING ON A MALL FOR SIMI : CITY TO SEEK TENANTS AT LAS VEGAS EVENT. |
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516 |
| BIDWELL, 114; WAS OLDEST AMERICAN. |
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Obituary |
217 |
| BIG TOBACCO WINNING THE MATCH. |
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829 |
| BIRD MIGRATION HARD TO SWALLOW : DISGRUNTLED VENTURA COUNTY RESIDENTS DON'T SEE MESSY FLOCKS AS FEATHERED FRIENDS. |
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781 |
| BRIEFLY : JOHNSON RUNS FASTEST 400 OF YEAR. |
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535 |
| CALARTS SHOW TO SPOTLIGHT NEEDS OF HOMELESS. |
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508 |
| CAPITAL PUNISHMENT : DEATH ROW GENDER GAP SPEAKS TO WOMEN AND CRIME. |
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866 |
| CELEBRATING COMMUNITY SPIRIT : THOUSANDS FLOCK TO CONEJO VALLEY DAYS ANNUAL PARADE. |
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493 |
| CLICHES AND ALL, IT'S EASY TO GET WRAPPED UP IN `BEAST'. |
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Television Program Review |
555 |
| CLIFFORD HOMERS TWICE FOR JETHAWKS. |
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98 |
| COLLEGE ROUNDUP : CSUN WINS SOFTBALL DOUBLEHEADER. |
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389 |
| COMMENTARY : OPEN-SPACE PROTECTION EFFORT WORKS; WHY FIX IT? |
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629 |
| COMMUNITY TURNS OUT FOR SYLMAR PARADE. |
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137 |
| COMPROMISES CAMOUFLAGE RIGID CONGRESSIONAL SCHISM. |
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994 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : TALK TO TARGET SIGNS OF PROSTATE CANCER. |
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262 |
| COUNTY FARM LEADERS RECALL ROOTS IN COMMON GROUND. |
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468 |
| CUT COSTS WITH STAY-AND-PLAY PACKAGE. |
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260 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : SUZANNE LEWIS. |
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673 |
| DAWSON WON'T MANAGE : THE GAME HAS CHANGED TOO MUCH,' AGING STAR SAYS. |
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996 |
| DETECTIVES AT LOSS FOR CLUES IN PALMDALE WOMAN'S DEATH. |
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438 |
| DINING BEAT : TAKING BIGGER SLICE. |
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306 |
| DINING DEALS : JAWS IN TORTILLA. |
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365 |
| DODGERS HOBBLED IN DEFEAT : CHICAGO 4, DODGERS 3. |
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807 |
| DONNER PARTY'S RELATIVES TO OBSERVE 150TH ANNIVERSARY. |
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613 |
| DREDGER BRINGS UP MORE THAN SILT. |
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511 |
| DRUG SHOWN TO ENHANCE ANGIOPLASTIES. |
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412 |
| EARTH MAY BE ON COLLISION COURSE WITH ASTEROID IN A MILLION YEARS. |
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766 |
| ECONOMY : MINIMUM WAGE HIKE IS NOT THE WAY TO GET AHEAD. |
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1183 |
| EDITORIAL : MEDICARE'S RED INK AS CLINTON CAMPAIGNS AGAINST REFORM, PRICE TAG KEEPS GOING UP. |
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Editorial |
426 |
| EDITORIAL : PAIN AT THE PUMP MARKET FORCES EVENTUALLY WILL BRING DOWN GAS PRICES - BUT FOR NOW, IT'S ROUGH. |
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Editorial |
454 |
| ENTREPRENEURS QUIT RAT RACE TO BUILD BETTER RODENT TRAP. |
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515 |
| ESCHEWING THE PRIMAL SCREEN : NATIONAL TV-TURNOFF WEEK URGES VIEWERS TO PULL THE PLUG ON THEIR COACH-POTATO WAYS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1618 |
| EUROPEAN CHURCHES ACT TO REGULATE, EDUCATE TOURISTS. |
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719 |
| EX-USC GUARD MURRAY HEADED FOR LOUISVILLE. |
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199 |
| FERNANDEZ STYMIES ANGELS ON FIVE HITS : CHICAGO 2, ANGELS 1. |
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247 |
| FLOWERING HOBBY BECAME BOOMING BUSINESS. |
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290 |
| FOR LUNG TRANSPLANT APPLICANT, IT'S THE WAIT OF A LIFETIME. |
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470 |
| FOR SOME, GRASS LOOKS GREENER IN VALENCIA : CANYON COUNTRY RESIDENTS STRIVE FOR MORE UPTOWN IMAGE. |
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828 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
45 |
| FORMER CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST FIGHTS LAWS ON KIDS' HEALTH CARE : RELIGIOUS BELIEFS NO GROUNDS, WOMAN SAYS. |
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647 |
| FRAUD HEARING GETTING LATE START : FUGITIVE SUSPECT LATE BY 2 YEARS FOR COURT DATE, AUTHORITIES SAY. |
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1127 |
| FREE TOWING SERVICE NIPS DELAYS IN THE BUD : RUBBERNECKERS DON'T GET A CHANCE TO GAWK. |
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557 |
| FRESHMAN PHENOMS : HART'S ERVIN AND PARMENTER MAY BE ONLY 14, BUT THEY'RE ALREADY SETTING RECORDS. |
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631 |
| FROM WHINING TO WINNING. |
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772 |
| FUTURE RUSH HOURS COULD LAST ALL DAY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
711 |
| GINGRICH SAYS CONGRESS MAY LIFT GAS TAX. |
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277 |
| GOLFERS SEEK GAMES WORLDWIDE. |
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588 |
| GOLFING GETAWAYS : PLAYING THE LINKS, MASSAGING OUT THE KINKS AT SOCAL'S TONY RESORTS. |
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1773 |
| GROUP WIPES OUT GRAFFITI : RESIDENTS SEE VIGILANCE PAY OFF. |
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568 |
| HANGIN' WITH THE BIG FELLA : A DAY WITH SHAQUILLE O'NEAL WOULD TIRE OUT EVEN SUPERMAN. |
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2507 |
| HEY, CRAIG, NO HIP CHECKS : A HOCKEY PLAYER TEAMS UP WITH A FIGURE SKATING CHAMP. |
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609 |
| HIGH A-N-X-I-E-T-Y : YOUNG SPELLERS SHINE IN ANNUAL L.A. COMPETITION. |
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715 |
| HIGH-TECH BOTTLES HELP NAVY TO GAUGE OCEAN'S MYSTERIES. |
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578 |
| HOLLYWOOD'S ATTITUDE PROBLEM CITED IN ACTRESS KIDDER'S SLIDE. |
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679 |
| IMPRESARIO'S FUND KEEPS CHURCH ALIVE. |
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587 |
| INDIANS GET TO POLLS ANY WAY THEY CAN. |
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193 |
| INN VIEWS : MAKE POINTS AT B&B INNS. |
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321 |
| ISRAEL, HEZBOLLAH FORGE INTERIM PACT : TERMS CALL HALT TO ATTACKS ON CIVILIANS. |
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983 |
| IT'S TOO EARLY TO PICK NFL DRAFT'S GEMS, JOKERS. |
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456 |
| JETHAWKS RIGHT FIELDER KEEPS FOCUS, MAINTAINS HITTING STREAK. |
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596 |
| JUST WHEN IT SEEMED SAFE TO RETURN TO PRIME TIME... |
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Statistical Data Included |
542 |
| KINDER, GENTLER TAKE ON `FROST'. |
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899 |
| KNICKS RUE THE MAN WHO GOT AWAY. |
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599 |
| KNICKS SWEEP ON ROAD. |
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453 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK : PEELER AND JONES STEP UP WHEN IT COUNTS. |
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348 |
| LEACH GOAL HELPS ST. LOUIS ADVANCE. |
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400 |
| LEBANESE RETURN TO VILLAGES : REFUGEES SURVEY SCENES OF DESTRUCTION, PICK THROUGH FRAGMENTS OF SHATTERED LIVES. |
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669 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : `CHICANO' DOCUMENTARY DOESN'T TELL WHOLE STORY. |
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Letter to the Editor |
748 |
| LUKAS TRIO FAILS IN DERBY TRIAL. |
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206 |
| MAGIC SHOTS HIT MARK : LAKERS WAKE UP; OLAJUWON FOULS OUT LAKERS 104, HOUSTON 94. |
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912 |
| MANAGERS NEED TO SHARE KUDOS WITH WORKERS. |
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741 |
| MARCUS ALLEN TO TESTIFY IN SIMPSON CIVIL SUIT. |
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188 |
| MCENROE RAISES A STINK IN THREE-SET LOSS TO GOMEZ. |
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406 |
| MEDAL OF HONOR FINALLY TO GO TO 7 BLACK WWII HEROES. |
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712 |
| NATIONAL EXIT POLL REVEALS DETAILS ON GAY ELECTORATE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
787 |
| NEVADA MUMMY MAY BE 9,415 YEARS OLD. |
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432 |
| NEW DIGS FOR HOWARD STERN. |
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130 |
| NEWS LITE : NOT SOLD ON AUCTION. |
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914 |
| NEWS LITE : SIMPSON WILL BRAVE BRITISH TABS. |
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519 |
| NO JUSTICE, SAYS OLAJUWON. |
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613 |
| NORMAN ONLY KNOWS ONE WAY : HE GOES ALL OUT, NO MATTER WHAT. |
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1068 |
| NORTHRIDGE LOSES; LEAD IS ONE GAME : SAN DIEGO ST. 5, CSUN 2. |
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472 |
| NOTABLES. |
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343 |
| OAK PARK FEE TO FUND STREET WORK. |
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253 |
| OLD EQUIPMENT, VISIBILITY FACTORS IN CROATIA CRASH. |
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825 |
| OLYMPIC TREK BEGINS : RUNNERS BEAR TORCH THROUGH CITY. |
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1009 |
| OUR TOWN. |
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379 |
| OUTLOOK : MAPPING OUT L.A.'S FUTURE DOES VALLEY RECEIVE ITS FAIR SHARE? |
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766 |
April 28, 1996
