Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `BULLET' TRAINS A SHUTTLE ALTERNATIVE. |
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223 |
| `FRESH PRINCE': MORE THAN JUST THE PASSING OF ANOTHER SITCOM. |
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724 |
| `GOAT SUCKER' MYSTIFIES MEXICO : TRAIL OF BLOOD-DRAINED SHEEP SPARKS FLURRY OF FANTASTIC THEORIES. |
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972 |
| `SIMI NEWS NETWORK' LAUNCHED ON CABLE : HALF-HOUR SHOW OFFERS LOCAL STORIES, WITH BIG ROLES FOR STUDENTS. |
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487 |
| 1977 BREAKAWAY PROPONENT HEADS AGENCY WITH KEY POWER. |
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657 |
| 2 PLANES CRASH IN EAST VALLEY : FAMILY DROPS SAFELY ONTO GOLF COURSE; LONE PILOT HURT AFTER AIRCRAFT HITS WIRES. |
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438 |
| 3 ANTELOPE VALLEY STUDENTS TO ATTEND MILITARY ACADEMIES. |
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839 |
| A REAL LIFE-OR-DEATH MATTER : DAUGHTER'S ACCIDENT CHANGED ART HOWE'S PERSPECTIVE. |
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923 |
| A WAY WITH WORDS : MINNEAPOLIS MAN'S KITS TAKE POETRY TO PEOPLE. |
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617 |
| ACT COULD DISABLE RESEARCH OF YOUTH DRUG, ALCOHOL USE. |
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581 |
| ASAP GETAWAYS : SAN FRANCISCO IN FESTIVAL SPIRIT. |
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459 |
| BASEBALL : THERE'S NO ROOM IN BASEBALL FOR MARGE SCHOTT. |
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1006 |
| BASEBALL BEAT : CITY SECTION NOTES. |
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1053 |
| BEAR WEARING OUT WELCOME IN EASTERN TOWN. |
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755 |
| BELL GETS ANOTHER CHANCE TO HELP CAL LUTHERAN WIN. |
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352 |
| BIDDING TO BEGIN ON PROJECT TO SPEED PORTS' COMMERCE. |
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1091 |
| BORDER RELATIONS : DEALING WITH MEXICO SEEKING WORKABLE ANSWER TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. |
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1788 |
| BORDER RELATIONS : REMEMBERING THE STATE'S FIRST BORDER CRACKDOWN. |
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626 |
| BRIEFLY : UCLA AVOIDS TENNIS UPSET. |
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375 |
| BRITISH, SINGAPORE AIRLINES WILL TEST IN-FLIGHT GAMBLING SYSTEM. |
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118 |
| CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE NOTEBOOK : MATADORS' HOHMAN MAKES KEY GLOVE SAVES AT FIRST BASE. |
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287 |
| CALARTS SHOW DRAWS ATTENTION : COMMERCIAL SUCCESSES BOOST ANIMATION FIELD. |
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1188 |
| CALIFORNIA RIPE FOR DOLE? : GOP CAMPAIGN EYES GOLDEN STATE'S VOTES, FEELS CONFIDENT OF COMEBACK. |
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487 |
| CALIFORNIA TOURISM BOOMS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
262 |
| CAMPAIGN 1996 : DOLE HAD TO TAKE THE RISK TO SURVIVE. |
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784 |
| CAN SECESSION SUCCEED? : DESPITE MOMENTUM OF BOLAND'S BILL, BREAKING UP HAS BEEN A HARD THING TO DO. |
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1256 |
| CHILDREN EXPLORE CULTURE, TRADITIONS OF AFRICA : PACOIMA CENTER RE-CREATES VILLAGE WITH MUSIC, STORYTELLING. |
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445 |
| CHINESE TAKE A SHINE TO DIAMONDS. |
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407 |
| CHURCHES ON A NEW PATH : SMALL FAITH GROUPS OFFER MEANING FOR MANY. |
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1847 |
| CIA OPENLY BACK ON CAMPUSES : NEW CROP OF COLLEGE STUDENTS EXPRESSES PUZZLEMENT ABOUT AGENCY JOBS. |
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897 |
| CITIZENS PANEL SAYS RAIL BUSES AFFORDABLE NOW : TRANSIT SYSTEM COULD USE EXISTING LINES. |
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428 |
| CITY SECTION 4-A PLAYOFF CAPSULES : KENNEDY (27-3). |
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Statistical Data Included |
1303 |
| COACH SEEKS WAYS TO GIVE FLYERS A BETTER SHOT IN '97. |
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847 |
| COLA WARS LAUNCH NEW BATTLE ON ENDEAVOUR, MIR. |
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367 |
| COMMENTARY : IT'S THE SERIES ORLANDO WANTED (WHY?). |
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797 |
| COMMUNITIES SUFFER WHEN PORNOGRAPHY ALLOWED TO TAKE ROOT. |
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658 |
| COVERING PEOPLE'S HISTORY, CULTURE : NEW VERSION OF ANCIENT CRAFT SHOWS HMONG JOURNEY TO U.S. |
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757 |
| CRIME AND PUNISHMENT : TOO OFTEN, STUDENTS PAY FOR MISDEEDS OF COACHES. |
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1003 |
| CRONKITE - AMERICA'S MOST TRUSTED MAN. |
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696 |
| CSUN DOUBLES ITS FUN : EARNS AUTOMATIC BERTH IN REGIONALS CSUN 7-7, SANTA CLARA 0-1. |
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661 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : JACK AND ANNA PHILLIPS. |
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861 |
| DEFENSE BILL MAY GIVE EDWARDS $20 MILLION FOR RENOVATION WORK. |
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338 |
| DINING BEAT : AMORE LOVES DOGS, STOGIES. |
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346 |
| DINING DEALS : A LITTLE MORE, SENOR. |
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386 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK : BLOWERS SAYS HE'LL IMPROVE NEXT TIME. |
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349 |
| DON'T TAKE MUCH THINKIN' TO MAKE SENSE OF VALLEY'S DRIVE TO SECEDE. |
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727 |
| DUTCH ART SHOWS STIR INTEREST IN INFAMOUS FORGER. |
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563 |
| EDITORIAL : BYE-BYE DRIVE-INS CHATSWORTH INSTITUTION WILL SEGUE INTO A 26-SCREEN THEATER. |
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Editorial |
262 |
| EDITORIAL : WHAT THE VALLEY WANTS HERE'S A CLUE FOR CITY HALL: IT'S FED UP WITH DISRESPECT. |
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Editorial |
540 |
| EDWARDS SOARS - BUT NOT HIS CONFIDENCE. |
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465 |
| ET CETERA : VALUJET PROBE ORDERED BY FAA. |
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270 |
| EVEN FIELD OF EIGHT IN THIRTY SLEWS. |
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343 |
| EXPLORE UNDER THE SEA AT EPCOT. |
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261 |
| FIGHTING CANCER AND AGE, SCOTT MAKES A RUN. |
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803 |
| FIRE DESTROYS 10,000 ACRES IN COLORADO. |
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194 |
| FOR TAIWANESE ATHLETES, CHINA CALLING THE TUNE. |
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578 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
71 |
| FREE OF COMMUNIST CONTROLS, SOFIA BLOSSOMS ONCE MORE. |
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801 |
| FREEMEN COULD END STANDOFF : `MAJOR ISSUE' MAY BE RESOLVED BY BOTH SIDES. |
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264 |
| FRIENDS AND FANS EULOGIZE BRAYTON : MENARD DECIDES TO RACE POLE-WINNING CAR. |
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471 |
| GALAXY TAKES ON WIZ, EXPECTS LOTS OF SCORING. |
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675 |
| GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH SAN FRANCISCO `PAINTED LADIES'. |
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1474 |
| GOLF ROUNDUP : MEDIATE LEADS PAVIN AT COLONIAL. |
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394 |
| GORBACHEV RUNS - AND RUSSIANS HIDE. |
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1488 |
| HARD TIMES IN `FREE CITY' : COMMUNE IN DENMARK TURNING 25. |
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999 |
| HEADING OFF TO AUSTRALIA? CLEAR CUSTOMS IN L.A. |
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188 |
| HISTORIC BUILDINGS, GARDENS FOR RENT. |
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116 |
| INDY RECORDS MAY LAST FOR YEARS. |
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785 |
| INJURED PALESTINIAN TIED TO 3 SUICIDE BOMBINGS. |
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433 |
| IT'S A DAY TO FORGET FOR LUKAS : DISPLACED JOCKEY WINS PREAKNESS. |
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985 |
| IT'S A SMALL WORLD FOR LONG-LOST KIN : BROTHERS DEFY ODDS IN CHANCE MEETING. |
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300 |
| JET CRASH DOESN'T DETER AIR TRAVELERS : DISCOUNT CARRIERS REPORT STEADY BOOKINGS DESPITE PASSENGER CONCERNS. |
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603 |
| JET CRASH SEARCHERS EXPECT RAIN : NATURE CONTROLS PACE OF PAINSTAKING PROBE. |
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396 |
| JETHAWKS LOSE 11TH OF 12 : MODESTO 5, JETHAWKS 2. |
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68 |
| JORDAN AIMS TO RECAPTURE THE MAGIC AGAINST ORLANDO. |
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724 |
| KARADZIC NAMES PRIME MINISTER. |
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701 |
| KISS FAN WANTS TO ROCK AND ROLL FOR ALL HIS LIFE. |
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468 |
| LAS VEGAS HOTEL TO SERVE SLICE OF BIG APPLE. |
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496 |
| LAWMAKERS TAKE NEW TACK ON TEEN MOMS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
897 |
| LEGISLATORS SCRUTINIZE HMO CARE. |
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1449 |
| LESLIE MATURES INTO HER ROLE ON THE COURT : EX-USC STAR READY FOR OLYMPICS. |
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962 |
| LETTERS : DEAR MAGIC: GOODBYE AND THANKS FOR NOTHING. |
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Letter to the Editor |
305 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : PG-13 FILM LEAVES LITTLE TO IMAGINATION. |
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Letter to the Editor |
344 |
| LIGHT RAIL NEARS MAXIMUM LOAD : BLUE LINE CAN'T MEET NEEDS, FOES SAY. |
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701 |
| LITERATURE : FAME WITHOUT NAME STRIKES `ANONYMOUS'. |
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1630 |
| LOAN REPAYMENT OPTIONS AVAILABLE FOR GRADUATES. |
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606 |
| MABRY HITS FOR THE CYCLE : COLORADO 9, ST. LOUIS 8. |
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222 |
| MALL PATROL : WHEN TOO CASUAL ISN'T COOL. |
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1002 |
| MANAGER MUST LEARN TO CONTROL CHILDISH TEMPER. |
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810 |
| MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR FAINTS BEFORE GIVING GRADUATION SPEECH. |
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154 |
| MODERN MONEYMAKERS : INTEREST IN STOCK MARKET CLUBS ON RISE AS AGING BABY BOOMERS TURN RESEARCH AND MONTHLY DUES INTO STEADY PROFIT MARGIN. |
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1169 |
| MONROE HIGH FENCERS PUTTING RIVALS EN GARDE. |
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875 |
| MORE TORNADOES BEING REPORTED : INTEREST IN STORMS RATHER THAN WEATHER CHANGES ACCOUNT FOR RISE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
817 |
| MORTENSEN DOES THE JOB : T.O. STAR WINS TWICE, FALLS JUST SHORT OF PREP RECORD. |
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692 |
| MOTOR SPORTS : WALTRIP HOPES HIS CAREER WILL TAKE ANOTHER COMIC TURN. |
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910 |
| MUSIC STRIKES CHORD IN JAPAN : CHORUS OF ASIAN STUDENTS PASSIONATELY EMBRACE LYRICAL LESSONS. |
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1172 |
| NAVY PUTS HIGH PRICE ON HONOR : BOORDA CASE SHOWS DISGRACE IS ENEMY. |
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1043 |
| NEW $193 MILLION VANCOUVER AIRPORT SET TO OPEN. |
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132 |
| NEW WEB SITE DOWNRIGHT STIM-ULATING. |
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344 |
| NEWS LITE : BANK GLITCH CREATES FLEETING `BILLIONAIRES'. |
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925 |
May 19, 1996
