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| $120,000 SETTLES FIRING OF PRINCIPAL. |
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266 |
| 2 DEPART FREEMEN FARM 13 DAYS INTO STANDOFF. |
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376 |
| A HORSE A TRAINER COULD LOVE. |
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814 |
| A NOSE FOR SUCCESS : NORTHRIDGE INVENTOR MAKES MESS-FREE DEVICE TO PEEL SKIN FROM CLOVES OF GARLIC. |
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955 |
| A SOURCE OF SUPPORT IN TRYING TIMES : GROUP HELPS TEENS KICK THEIR ADDICTIONS, ENCOURAGES PARENTS. |
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872 |
| ABBOTT GETS THE CHEERS - AND THE LOSS - AT ANAHEIM : CHICAGO 8, ANGELS 4. |
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529 |
| ADMINISTRATION IN MOURNING : CLINTON SALUTES VICTIMS AS BODIES RETURNED TO U.S. |
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922 |
| ANALYSIS : INITIATIVE WOULD GIVE VOTERS VOICE ON RETAINING OPEN SPACE. |
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446 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : PIUTE EIGHTH GRADE TO PERFORM `HAMLET'. |
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147 |
| ASAP GETAWAYS : BAY AREA CHERRY TREES ABLOOM DAILY NEWS. |
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513 |
| ASSISTED SUICIDE RULINGS SET STAGE FOR NATIONAL BATTLE. |
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509 |
| ATLANTIS' RETURN TO FLORIDA DELAYED. |
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209 |
| AUSCHWITZ - THEN AND NOW : TOWN STRIVES FOR NORMALCY AMID ITS DARK HISTORY. |
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1012 |
| BASEBALL : IT'LL BE QUITE A SHOW FOR THE WORLD TO SEE. |
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824 |
| BASKETBALL PROSPECT BATTLES DEPRESSION. |
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370 |
| BIBLE STORIES : PARTING THE RED SEA IS EASY; MAKING A REALISTIC FILM ABOUT IT ISN'T. |
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1829 |
| BIPLANE FIRM OFFERS RIDE INTO PAST. |
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541 |
| BOMBER HAS ICON STATUS ON INTERNET. |
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688 |
| BOXING NOTES : DOUGLAS RETURNING TO RING. |
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842 |
| BOY SCOUTS MUSEUM DIRECTOR TO HEAD RONALD REAGAN LIBRARY. |
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110 |
| BRADLEY'S CONDITION UPGRADED TO FAIR : FORMER MAYOR INCREASINGLY ALERT, RESPONDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS. |
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308 |
| BRIEFLY : U.S. DAVIS CUP HOPES DIM. |
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434 |
| BROWN'S DEATH BRINGS COMMERCE'S WORK INTO FOCUS : CLINTON HAS OPPORTUNITY TO HIGHLIGHT AGENCY'S ROLE IN PROMOTING U.S. BUSINESS ABROAD. |
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796 |
| BUTTERBEAN AN UNSPOILED HERO. |
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559 |
| CAINE BUILDS BUSINESS KINGDOM IN PURSUIT OF LEISURELY LIFESTYLE. |
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1780 |
| CANDIDATE YELTSIN COMES BACK KICKING. |
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797 |
| CANINES HELP DISABLED WITH EVERYDAY TASKS. |
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583 |
| CANUCKS PREPARE FOR DUCKS SHOWDOWN BY BEATING KINGS : VANCOUVER 4, KINGS 2. |
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455 |
| CANYON COUNTRY AUTOGRAPH FAN PUTS HIS SIGNATURE ON SLEUTHING. |
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683 |
| CARRIBEAN VOLCANO ERUPTS AGAIN. |
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295 |
| CAVONNIER IS THE ONE : GELDING WINS SANTA ANITA DERBY. |
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890 |
| CD-ROM MAG AIMED AT ROCK FANS. |
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389 |
| CELEBRATIONS TRACE LUTHER'S LIFE AND WORK. |
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293 |
| CHERNOBYL CASTS LONG SHADOW. |
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586 |
| CHILD SLIPS THROUGH GRASP OF COUNTY'S ABUSE AGENCY. |
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1225 |
| CLIPPERS CURE WHAT AILS MAVERICKS : DALLAS 101, CLIPPERS 96. |
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261 |
| COLLEGE ROUNDUP : MATADORS SWEEP SACRAMENTO STATE IN SOFTBALL. |
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326 |
| COMMENTARY : FOOLISH IRVIN MIGHT HAVE FALLEN OUT OF HALL. |
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393 |
| COMMENTARY : STOP BAD-MOUTHING VALLEY VIEW JUNIOR HIGH. |
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735 |
| COMPLAINTS ABOUT OFFICERS DETAILED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
450 |
| COMPUTER FATHER KNOWS BEST? |
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703 |
| COURTS STRIVE TO BREAK CYCLE OF UNFIT FAMILIES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1337 |
| CRASH KILLS IMMIGRANTS : 7 DIE WHEN TRUCK OVERTURNS IN RIVERSIDE COUNTY; 18 HURT. |
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1074 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : GRACE KONOSKY. |
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600 |
| DEADLINE NEARS FOR FILING REGENCY CLAIMS. |
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171 |
| DEDICATION CITED AS KEY TO OLYMPIC SUCCESS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
514 |
| DEL SUR MAY GET EXTENSION : LANCASTER COULD AMEND HOUSING DEAL, SETTLE SUIT. |
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526 |
| DETROIT PLAYS FOR HISTORY. |
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637 |
| DINING BEAT : HATS OFF TO L.A. |
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317 |
| DINING DEALS : PASTA FOR LESS. |
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348 |
| DODGERS NOTES : CLAIRE ALSO HAS PAINFUL TRIP. |
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335 |
| DODGERS WIN, BUT LOSE ACE : MARTINEZ LANDS ON DISABLED LIST DODGERS 3, CHICAGO 1. |
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773 |
| EASTER KEEPS NATION'S CANDY FACTORIES HUMMING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
258 |
| EDITORIAL : PRESIDENT FLIP-FLOP? REPORTED ADMINISTRATION ROLE IN SENDING IRANIAN ARMS TO BOSNIA MUST BE INVESTIGATED. |
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Editorial |
418 |
| EDITORIAL : QUAKE STALLING STATE ASSEMBLY NEEDS TO ACT QUICKLY ON INSURANCE REFORMS. |
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Editorial |
446 |
| EVEN AS HE TURNS 70, HEF'S STILL A BOY AT HEART : `MOVIES, MUSIC AND MEMORIES' DO IT FOR MAN WHO LIVED THE DREAM. |
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1102 |
| EX-STAR ATHLETES FACING TRIAL IN BANK ROBBERY. |
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534 |
| FACE LIFT PERKS UP VALLEY COMPLEX. |
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534 |
| FICK HITS FOUR HOMERS FOR CSUN : CSUN 12, CPSLO 11. |
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513 |
| FISHING FOR TRUTH, HIS SHARP BARBS HOOK `FINS'. |
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862 |
| GIVE VETERANS NOD : FALDO, NORMAN SHOULD FARE WELL AT MASTERS. |
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633 |
| GIVING SPIRIT THRIVES IN SIMI, MOORPARK. |
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813 |
| GREER GARSON DIES : ACTRESS WON OSCAR FOR `MRS. MINIVER'. |
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Obituary |
866 |
| HATCHING TINY ART : SCULPTED EGGS SELL FOR $40 TO $1,000. |
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641 |
| HER DREAMS OF MEDICAL SCHOOL AREN'T IMPOSSIBLE AFTER ALL. |
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460 |
| HOLIDAY FUN FOR ALL AGES : PROGRAM PAIRS UP CHILDREN, SENIORS. |
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337 |
| HOSPITAL BOARD IN CONFLICT OVER FEES. |
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377 |
| IF CO-WORKER POINTS FINGER, HAVE FACTS READY. |
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802 |
| IN THE KNOW. |
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85 |
| IN VACATION-PACKING DERBY, HE'S SURE TO BAG A VICTORY. |
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486 |
| INDY CONTROVERSY : CART FORMS COMPETING RACE WITH INDY 500. |
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918 |
| INNER CIRCLE : FACE IT, NHL FACEOFFS MAY SEEM LIKE A BORING PART OF THE GAME BUT IF YOU KNOW THE SECRETS, YOU'LL GET THE PUCK NEARLY EVERY TIME. |
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1391 |
| INVESTIGATORS DEFUSE BOMB FOUND IN CABIN, OFFICER SAYS. |
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325 |
| JETHAWKS LOSE FIRST GAME, TO BAKERSFIELD IN 11 INNINGS. |
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134 |
| KENNEDY FACES CHALLENGES IN TOURNAMENT. |
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144 |
| KINGSLEY PORTRAYS `MOSES' AS A SURVIVOR. |
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700 |
| MADCAP LIFE RIFE IN `WIFE'. |
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957 |
| MAHONY TO LEAD EASTER SERVICE AT ST. VIBIANA'S. |
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468 |
| MARRIAGE, DIVORCE, DEATH: IT'S ALL MATH. |
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564 |
| METICULOUS CARE KEEPS 259-YEAR-OLD BONSAI TREE ALIVE IN BOSTON. |
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294 |
| MUTUALS OUTPACE MARKETS : CASH INFLUX MASKS DIFFERENCES IN FUND RETURNS. |
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1094 |
| N. KOREAN TROOPS CROSS DMZ IN 2ND ARMISTICE VIOLATION. |
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654 |
| NEW LAWS PROTECT POLLUTERS' PRIVACY BY JOHN H. CUSHMAN JR. THE NEW YORK TIMES. |
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617 |
| NEWHALL'S NEW LOOK HELD UP : SUIT FORCES SCALED-BACK REDEVELOPMENT ZONE. |
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711 |
| NEWS LITE : CASE COULD LAND IN BATCOURT. |
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653 |
| NOTES : NHL'S BACKUP GOALTENDERS MOVE TO THE FOREFRONT. |
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433 |
| OLYMPICS ON TRACK, PAYNE SAYS. |
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646 |
| OUR TOWN. |
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460 |
| PENNZOIL JUMPS AT OPPORTUNITY. |
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261 |
| PERSEVERANCE KEY TO SIMI NOVELIST'S THRIVING CAREER. |
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710 |
| PHILADELPHIANS PREPARE FOR MOVE BOMBING TRIAL. |
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756 |
| PITINO FINALLY FINDS WINNING FORMULA. |
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657 |
| POITIER'S PRESENCE SIGNIFICANT TO FAR MORE THAN OSCAR ISSUE. |
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948 |
| POLITICS 1996 : A SENSIBLE VIEW OF THE POLITICAL FIELD. |
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631 |
| POLLING PLACE RECRUITERS FIND STOCKTON A HARD SELL. |
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607 |
| POSTWAR MISSION OF THANKS : WWII VETS GIVING AID TO FRENCH TOWN. |
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999 |
| PUBLIC ACCESS BACKERS CALL FEE PART OF TREND TO CONTROL INFORMATION. |
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861 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : `JUNKER' CARS, PERMANENTLY PARKED RVS CREATE BLIGHT ON SIMI ROAD. |
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Letter to the Editor |
857 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : `SEXINESS' OF AGOURA HILLS MURDER CASE LIES ONLY IN LAWYER'S MIND. |
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Letter to the Editor |
738 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : BEATINGS BRING OUT EXTREMISTS ON BOTH SIDES. |
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Editorial |
1610 |
April 7, 1996
