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| `3 STRIKES' CONVICTS COULD GET PRISON TERMS SHORTENED. |
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590 |
| `GOOSEBUMPS' FEVER : GHOULISH BOOKS DRAW YOUNG FANS TOGETHER. |
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443 |
| `LIVING PICTURES' PAGEANT MAKES LAGUNA COME ALIVE. |
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1030 |
| A DAY AT THE PARK? : SOFTBALL SHEDS GENTEEL IMAGE. |
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1777 |
| A.V. HIGH SCHOOL TRUSTEES WILL MEET TO DISPEL TENSIONS : CONTROVERSIES PROMPT PUSH FOR HEALING. |
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668 |
| ABALONE LURES DIVERS UNDER THE SEA : TASTE FOR DELICACY NETS PROFITS, PROBLEMS FOR NORTHERN CALIFORNIANS. |
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978 |
| AFTER 60 YEARS, GOING FOR THE GOLD : KEPT FROM THE '36 GAMES, SHE'LL BE A GUEST IN '96. |
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1782 |
| AIR FARES WILL RISE, SAY EXPERTS. |
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238 |
| AMA YANKS DRAFT REPORT CALLING FOR DECRIMINALIZING OF STREET DRUGS. |
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632 |
| AMERICA'S CUP GETS DEADLY IN WAMBAUGH'S `FLOATERS'. |
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760 |
| ARABS DISPLAY UNITY AT SUMMIT : MUBARAK INSISTS NATIONS MUST `STRUGGLE FOR PEACE'. |
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545 |
| BAY AREA'S TOWERING ATTRACTION : SKY WILL BE LIMIT SOON AT HIGH-RISE. |
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459 |
| BELLS TO RING OUT AGAIN AT SAN GABRIEL MISSION. |
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575 |
| BEST PLACE TO START IS IN THE NEIGHBORHOODS. |
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582 |
| BETTING ON BOOMERS : PROJECTING SPENDING HABITS OF DEFINING GENERATION CAN REAP BIG PAYOFF FOR INVESTORS. |
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687 |
| BOSKIE DELIVERS WIN; ANGELS KEEP ROLLING. |
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409 |
| BRIDGE TO REOPEN FOR RACES : SPONSORS TO FIX SPAN FOR 2 ANNUAL EVENTS. |
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238 |
| BURBANK STUNG BY SUCCESS : STUDIO EXPANSION BRINGS BIG TRAFFIC. |
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1071 |
| CATHEDRAL FIGHT PITS RIGHTS OF CHURCH AGAINST CITY LAW. |
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1916 |
| CENSUS BUREAU TACKLES MULTIRACIAL ISSUE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
964 |
| CENTER AIDS DISABLED KIDS' FAMILIES. |
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564 |
| CHARLOTTE VIES FOR BASEBALL TEAM. |
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890 |
| CHEMISTRY STUDENT JAILED OVER PATENT DISPUTE. |
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931 |
| CHIROPRACTIC, RELIGION, POLITICS MAKE VERY STRANGE BEDFELLOWS. |
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Theater Review |
386 |
| CLEAMONS HOPES TO TAKE BULLS EXPERIENCE TO DALLAS. |
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330 |
| CLINTON CALLS FOR REGISTRY OF SEX OFFENDERS : DOLE STEPS UP ATTACKS ON ADMINSTRATION. |
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591 |
| COMMENTARY : BELLE'S CRIME WASN'T THAT BAD. |
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770 |
| COMMENTARY : CONTRACTOR WISER AFTER DISASTER. |
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634 |
| COMPLAINT OF COC ADMISSIONS BIAS LEADS TO CALL FOR EMPLOYEE SENSITIVITY. |
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954 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : MAN INJURED IN FIRE AT T.O. TOWN HOUSE. |
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408 |
| COSTUME SHOP MAKES CHARACTERS COMFY : COOLED SUIT SPARES MASCOTS FROM THE HEAT. |
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520 |
| CULTIVATING QUILTERS : GROUP AIMS TO INFUSE AGE-OLD ART FORM WITH CRAFTY NEW GENERATION. |
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629 |
| CUSTOM SUBURBANS TAKE TINSELTOWN BY STORM. |
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763 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : LORAINE BREWER. |
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676 |
| DEFENDERS GO FIRST. |
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144 |
| DINING BEAT : HOT SPOTS IN VALLEY. |
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347 |
| DINING DEALS : THE BEST IN BARGAIN TASTES CHICKEN COUP DE GARLIC. |
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336 |
| DMV WORKERS DEMONSTRATE : WILSON, UNIONS AT ODDS OVER PLAN TO CONTRACT OUT. |
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573 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK : SOMEHOW, BREWER WINS FOR YANKEES. |
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395 |
| DRILLERS' COMPLAINTS HEEDED : COUNTY TRIES TO SIMPLIFY OIL PERMIT PROCESS. |
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529 |
| EDITORIAL : GORBACHEV'S LAST HURRAH. |
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Editorial |
201 |
| EDITORIAL : NO CAUSE FOR ALARM STATE SUPREME COURT'S RULING ON THE THREE-STRIKES LAW ISN'T LIKELY TO BE FATAL. |
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Editorial |
353 |
| EDITORIAL : THOSE PESKY MEDFLIES. |
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Editorial |
200 |
| EVENTS PAY HOMAGE TO CUSTER'S LAST STAND : CEREMONIES MARK DAY CUSTER FELL. |
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859 |
| EX-DODGER HOWE MAY RETIRE AFTER YANKEES RELEASE HIM. |
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222 |
| EXOTIC SEA CAVES GIVE KAYAKERS NEW THAI EXPERIENCE. |
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1093 |
| FACES FROM THE PAST - OLDER BUT FAMILIAR. |
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827 |
| FAIRPLEX MAY STRETCH TRACK TO MILE : IMPROVEMENT PLANS INCLUDE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW GRASS COURSE. |
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646 |
| FERNANDEZ EYES VISIONS OF OLYMPIC SOFTBALL GOLD : POWERHOUSE U.S. TEAM FAVORED TO WIN IT IN SPORT'S DEBUT. |
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763 |
| FIRST LADY CALLS CHILDREN'S TV UNACCEPTABLE. |
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159 |
| FLEXIBLE BARRIERS OFFER ALTERNATIVE TO HIGH COST OF WIDENING FREEWAYS. |
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529 |
| FORMER ANGELS EXEC CONSIDERS HIS FUTURE. |
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1061 |
| GHANA WELCOMES WITH OPEN ARMS : AFRICAN-AMERICANS WHO'VE MOVED THERE SAY LIFE IS GOOD. |
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1865 |
| GIRLS' SOCCER TEAM WINS REGIONAL TITLE. |
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94 |
| GLITTERATI FLOCK TO SUBURBAN : GM BEHEMOTH NOW RIDE OF CHOICE AMONG CELEBRITIES. |
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496 |
| GOLF ROUNDUP : COOK SETS RECORD THREE-ROUND SCORE BEST FOR PGA EVENT. |
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583 |
| GRAND NEW PUB READY FOR GOP `BALLOT' LISTS CHEESEBURGERS, 21 TAP BEERS NEAR CONVENTION SITE. |
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394 |
| GUITARIST'S INVENTION GETS GLOWING REVIEW : EARTHQUAKE HELPS PROVE CONCEPT FOR ILLUMINATED PICK. |
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492 |
| GULF WAR GIS POSSIBLY EXPOSED TO NERVE GAS. |
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740 |
| HERE'S ANOTHER ODD MYSTERY AT WHITE HOUSE. |
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923 |
| HONG KONG VENDOR PITCHES POWER OF TEA. |
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1060 |
| HOTELS LURE FAMILY WITH VACATION DEALS. |
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397 |
| HOTLINE PLACES BABIES' SAFETY 1ST, ALL ELSE 2ND. |
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827 |
| IN THE NEWS. |
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152 |
| INNOCENT MAN BEGINS LIFE ANEW AFTER 16-YEAR TERM. |
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545 |
| INVESTIGATORS DREAD PROSPECT THAT CHURCH FIRES ARE EPIDEMIC. |
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Statistical Data Included |
455 |
| IRAQ SURRENDERS FILES TO U.N.; BANNED ARMS DATA UNVERIFIED. |
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347 |
| IRAQI ANTIQUITIES POUR INTO WORLD MARKET. |
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772 |
| IT'S LOVE UNDER THE STARS AS THE CITY CELEBRATES 75 YEARS OF MAKING MUSIC AND ENJOYING PICNICS AT THE FAMED VENUE IN THE HOLLYWOOD HILLS. |
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1599 |
| JOHNSON WITHIN BREEZE OF RECORD : O'BRIEN CLEARS OBSTACLE, WINS DECATHLON. |
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1102 |
| KINGS LOVE SEEING GREEN : L.A. TAKES PHYSICAL WINGER; DUCKS GET DEFENSEMAN. |
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737 |
| LABONTE RETURNS TO MICHIGAN. |
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538 |
| LACK OF ACTION MARKS EU SUMMIT. |
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347 |
| LESBIANS TURN OUT EN MASSE : MARCHERS HELP RING IN GAY PRIDE FESTIVAL. |
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344 |
| LETTERS : VENTRE DRAWS WRATH OF SOCCER ENTHUSIASTS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
450 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : `SEINFELD' AIMS FOR HUMOR IN LAND OF PREPUBESCENCE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
511 |
| LIFE TAKES WOMAN AROUND WORLD. |
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1224 |
| MARCHERS AFFIRM PATH OF SALVATION. |
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310 |
| MARTINEZ IS MASTER : DODGERS 3, HOUSTON 0. |
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645 |
| MCLAUGHLIN TO TRANSFER TO CAL. |
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81 |
| MEXICAN POTTERS CAUGHT BY FEARS ABOUT LEAD GLAZE : OFFICIALS SLOW TO FIND ALTERNATIVES. |
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1002 |
| MEXICAN UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS LEARN ABOUT CLU'S COMPUTER NETWORK. |
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685 |
| MISS CALIFORNIA '92 FOLLOWS SOARING ASPIRATIONS. |
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484 |
| MISS SCV WINS CALIFORNIA PRELIMINARY EVENT. |
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139 |
| MOORER GETS THE MOST OF SCHULZ. |
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568 |
| MOTOR SPORTS : ALLEN BACK IN WINSTON CUP. |
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844 |
| NATCC ATTEMPTS TO ESTABLISH NEW FAN BASE. |
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473 |
| NEW JOB OFFERS CHANCE TO RISE TO THE CHALLENGE. |
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825 |
| NEW SPECIES OF MONKEY FOUND IN AMAZON RAIN FOREST. |
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399 |
| NEWS LITE : IVINS' TIME TICKED AWAY ON `60 MINUTES'. |
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793 |
| NIKE FAVORED OLYMPIC SHOE. |
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859 |
| OAKS HAND JETHAWKS THIRD STRAIGHT LOSS. |
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162 |
| PAPANDREOU, 77, POPULAR SOCIALIST WHO LED GREECE. |
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Obituary |
778 |
| PAPERBACKS. |
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265 |
| PASSING UP AN EDUCATION : MANY STUDENTS TURNED DOWN FOR DIPLOMAS GO RIGHT ON TO HIGH SCHOOL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1343 |
| PLAN FOR RANCH'S RESTORATION INCLUDES WESTERN FILM MUSEUM. |
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643 |
| PORTER JUST KEPT PUSHING : CONVINCING IOC TO ADD SOFTBALL TO OLYMPICS WAS NOT EASY. |
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440 |
| PREP FOOTBALL : QB CARROLL HELPS HART TAKE TOURNAMENT. |
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574 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CITY PARKS ARE VULNERABLE TO SUMMER VANDALS. |
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273 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : DOLE `STUCK IN A TIME WARP' ON IMMIGRATION. |
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Editorial |
1576 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : INFORMATION AGE MAKES THE LIBRARY ESSENTIAL. |
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Letter to the Editor |
470 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : VOLUNTEERS MAKE ARTWALK SUCCESSFUL. |
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1031 |
| PUC APPROVES WINE TRAIN'S PLAN TO EXPAND. |
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202 |
| QUICK HITS. |
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314 |
| RADIO CLUB TRIES TO MAKE CONTACT. |
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325 |
| REALITY BEHIND LOW PRICES OFTEN IGNORED BY BUYERS : SWEATSHOPS BECOMING PUBLIC SCANDAL. |
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835 |
| REFORMING CITY HALL. |
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1089 |
| ROUNDUP : CLARK PERFORMS FAMILIAR UNBELIEVABLE COMEBACK. |
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770 |
| ROUNDUP : SANDPIT A WINNER IN CAESARS. |
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558 |
| RUSSIAN SHIFT ALTERS OUTLOOK : FIRINGS AT KREMLIN PUT REFORM ON TOP. |
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559 |
| SACRAMENTO READY FOR UNABOMB TRIAL : CITY BRACES FOR UNABOMBER CRUSH. |
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1147 |
| SCHOLARSHIP THRILLS ON-HER-TOES TEEN. |
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554 |
| SCHOOL STICKS WITH ALTERNATIVE APPROACH : EDUCATIONAL GAINS IMPRESS MEADOWS ELEMENTARY STAFF, PARENTS. |
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551 |
| SCHOOL URGES EX-LAB WORKER'S RELEASE. |
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349 |
| SCOT SCOOTS INTO WIZ CAMP : LITTLE FANFARE AS SOCCER STAR JOHNSTON ARRIVES. |
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959 |
| SECURITY IS SERIOUS BUSINESS : 30,000 OFFICERS WILL TRY TO KEEP ATLANTA SAFE DURING OLYMPICS. |
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852 |
| SIMI'S FENCE LAW SURPRISES COUPLE : COUNCIL TO REVIEW HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS ON YARD ENCLOSURES. |
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523 |
| SITTERS CASH IN ON CREATURE COMFORTS. |
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1598 |
| SLANEY RUNS WITH PAIN : LONG-DISTANCE RUNNER, 37, ACHES FOR FOURTH OLYMPICS. |
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1418 |
| SLEEPY HILLSIDE IDYLL A SOUND INVESTMENT. |
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576 |
| SLOW MO IN LAGUNA : THERE'S NO HUSTLE, NO BUSTLE IN UPSCALE BEACH TOWN. |
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2375 |
| SMITH, HENKEL ELIMINATED AT HERMOSA. |
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267 |
| SPACE SAIL SEEKS WINDS OF FORTUNE : LACK OF FUNDS KEEPS CRAFT GROUNDED. |
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1196 |
| STATE LESS DEPENDENT ON FIRE LOOKOUT TOWERS. |
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411 |
| STOLEN AUTO STRIPPED; SUSPECT ARRESTED. |
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217 |
| STOLEN-GUN TRADE KEEPING TEENS ARMED IN A.V., AUTHORITIES SAY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
341 |
| TAHOE'S HERITAGE UNDER SIEGE : FOUNDATION ESTABLISHED TO SAVE HISTORIC SITES. |
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697 |
| TEAMS GO TO BAT FOR SLAIN OFFICER : POLICE SQUADS PLAY BALL FOR THE CLARKS. |
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565 |
| THE SOUNDS OF SILENCE: : DOLE RETREATING FROM CIVIL-RIGHTS VIEWS. |
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893 |
| THE SPORT OF BOXING : PEOPLE WILL DO JUST ABOUT ANYTHING TO GET THEIR HANDS ON THESE RINGSIDE SEATS. |
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670 |
| THEY LOST BILLIONS, BUT MADE MILLIONS : PRODUCING PAIR'S COSTLY SONY RUN EXPOSED IN BOOK. |
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1255 |
| THIS `HALF' ADDS UP TO A SATISFYING WHOLE. |
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1080 |
| TIPOFF : POLITICAL FEUDING CONTINUES BETWEEN CHICK AND RIORDAN. |
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692 |
| TOMB IN BELIZE PROBABLY HELD MAYAN ROYALTY. |
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677 |
| TOURS, ETC. : FOLLOW BEARS' TRAIL ON CANADIAN TREK. |
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488 |
| TOWNS PLAN WHIZ-BANG FOURTH. |
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685 |
| TRAVEL BARGAINS : COTTAGE STAYS CHEAPER. |
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359 |
| TRAVEL QUESTIONS : HOSTELS ALONG PILGRIMAGE TRAIL. |
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302 |
| U.S. AIR FORCE, NAVAL AND ARMY ACADEMIES NEXT STOP FOR 5 TEENS : YOUTHS ANXIOUS TO BEGIN MILITARY CAREERS. |
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772 |
| UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD HAILED AS IMMUNE SYSTEM RESTORATIVE. |
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415 |
| UNITING FOLK, MUSIC : ANNUAL CELEBRATION FILLS HILLS WITH SONG. |
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366 |
| UP & COMING : PARENTS. |
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349 |
| UP & COMING. |
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427 |
| VALLEY SHELTER HONORS CHILDREN'S ACTIVITY LEADER FOR `LABOR OF LOVE'. |
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257 |
| VETERINARIAN HEALS PETS WITH HOLISTIC HAND. |
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479 |
| WASHINGTON STATE OF MIND : FREEMAN HITS STRIDE ON `ER'; NOW SHE'S BELTING OUT HISTORY. |
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895 |
| WORLD'S BEST FOOD ALSO COMES TO ATLANTA. |
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374 |
| WWI VET, 101, DOESN'T THINK OLD. |
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578 |
| YOUNGER ALLEN FLOCKS TO NEST OF VETERAN DAVIS : GEORGE'S SON, BRUCE, BECOMES RAIDERS EXECUTIVE. |
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989 |
June 23, 1996
