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| 18 KILLED IN HOLIDAY COLLISIONS : 4 DEAD, 5 HURT IN I-15 CRASH; SPEEDER WREAKS HAVOC ON 405. |
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486 |
| 3-DAY FESTIVAL CELEBRATES GREEK CULTURE, TRADITION. |
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431 |
| A WINNER FROM SHIRREFFS' POSSE. |
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523 |
| ABORTION ARCHRIVALS BRIDGE THE CHASM : ONCE-POLARIZED ACTIVISTS ATTACK PROBLEM AT ROOT: UNWANTED PREGNANCY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
843 |
| AGENCY FINDS ERRORS IN NUCLEAR REFUELING. |
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503 |
| AMERICA'S SAFEST, RICHEST CITY : BECOMING MAJOR METROPOLIS COULD MEAN GROWING PAINS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
2069 |
| ANDERSON IS UP TO HIS OLD TRICKS. |
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710 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK : STANLEY ISN'T SERIOUSLY HURT. |
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367 |
| ANOTHER SIDE OF GENIUS : `EINSTEIN' LOOKS AT MAN BEHIND THE IMAGE. |
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1001 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIELFY : ANTELOPE VALLEY FAIR ENTRY FORMS READY. |
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178 |
| ANTSY HOMEOWNERS BRACED FOR INVASION OF PICNIC-TIME PESTS. |
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488 |
| APPEARANCES MATTER, AND HE HAS THE MOST IN THE MAJORS. |
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593 |
| ASAP GETAWAYS : GALLERIES, ARTISTS' STUDIOS TO OPEN IN SANTA BARBARA. |
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517 |
| ASHLEY TRIPLES HIS FUN : DODGERS WIN 2ND IN ROW OVER EXPOS DODGERS 5, MONTREAL 3. |
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741 |
| ASTRONOMER ON LIFE MISSION : SPACE SCIENTIST'S 36-YEAR QUEST FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE CONTINUES. |
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1030 |
| ATLANTA'S OUT FOR FREQUENT FLIER CROWD. |
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696 |
| BABOON BONE MARROW RECIPIENT CALLS FOR ALL-OUT WAR ON AIDS. |
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266 |
| BACKHOE TO RETRIEVE JET WRECKAGE : MARINE SALVAGER JOINS FLORIDA RECOVERY EFFORT. |
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478 |
| BAENA LEADS ARIZONA TO NCAA CROWN. |
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363 |
| BANKING ON NEW SERVICES : HOME SAVINGS SHIFTS APPROACH TO BUSINESS FOR CHANGING CLIENTELE. |
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685 |
| BASEBALL : JOBS OF BELL, MONDESI ARE FAR FROM DANGER. |
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980 |
| BASHFUL CRAFTSMAN WHO DIED LEFT HOME FILLED WITH VIOLINS. |
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366 |
| BLAKE'S HURT KNEE PAINED A FRANCHISE. |
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870 |
| BOLAND BILL IS NOT AIMED AT DEMOCRACY. |
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1063 |
| BRIEFLY : MAMIIT BATTLES INTO FINAL. |
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388 |
| BROTHER SPEAKS OUT TO HELP BOMB SUSPECT. |
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616 |
| BULLS EMBARRASS ICE-COLD MAGIC : CHICAGO 86, ORLANDO 67. |
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522 |
| BURMA DEMOCRACY FORUM VOWED DESPITE DETENTION OF 256 ACTIVISTS. |
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394 |
| CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE NOTEBOOK : BUBB CAN'T OFFER JOB TO BATESOLE YET. |
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416 |
| CANDLELIGHT, SERVICES TO MARK MEMORIAL DAY. |
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258 |
| CATHEDRAL TREASURES REMOVED : RISK CALLED HIGH AT ST. VIBIANA'S. |
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1084 |
| CELESTIAL SEASONINGS TOUR SUITS COLORADO VISITORS TO A TEA. |
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1222 |
| CHAMBER BESET BY WOES : DEBT, SHRINKING NUMBERS WORRY PACOIMA GROUP. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1212 |
| CHINESE COUPLES SEE FORTUNES IN MAY 18 WEDDINGS : CEREMONIES ABOUND ON LUCKY DAY IN SHANGHAI. |
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900 |
| CLOUDS SPELL SILVER LINING FOR BEACHES. |
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291 |
| COSMOPOLITAN STOCKHOLM STILL HAS SMALL-TOWN FEEL. |
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505 |
| COUNTY TO TAKE TOXICS : PITCHESS FINES TO BE WAIVED. |
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908 |
| COUPLE TENDS CHURCH'S MEMORIAL ROSE GARDEN. |
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881 |
| COW SALE ENDS VERMONT SISTERS' DAIRY QUEEN RULE. |
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693 |
| COWBOYS TRYING TO WORK IT OUT : NOT EVERYBODY IS DISTRACTED BY TEAM'S OFF-FIELD PROBLEMS. |
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692 |
| CRASH COURSES FOR BABY SITTERS. |
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508 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : LOIS F. YOUNG. |
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659 |
| DINING BEAT : ROUND-TRIP TO FRANCE. |
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361 |
| DINING DEALS : FOR THE HORSEY CROWD. |
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373 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK : GAGNE WON'T COMMIT TO RETURN NEXT YEAR. |
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381 |
| DRUG, ALCOHOL OFFENDERS CAN WIPE RECORD CLEAN. |
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784 |
| DUE 1944, RETURNED 1996: VENTURA LIBRARY BOOK HAS STORY TO TELL. |
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495 |
| ECONOMIC TIDE TURNS AGAINST JAPAN AS TRADE PROTECTIONS FAIL. |
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604 |
| EDITORIAL : ASSESSMENT CREEP SPECIAL LEVIES, FEES ARE A GROWING BURDEN FOR TAXPAYERS. |
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Editorial |
376 |
| EDITORIAL : THIS IS THE VALLEY AND IT HAS ALL THE MAKINGS OF A FINE, INDEPENDENT CITY - IF THAT'S WHAT ITS RESIDENTS WANT. |
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Editorial |
476 |
| EDUCATION'S DUBIOUS BET. |
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472 |
| EDUCATOR ELICITS CREATIVITY : TEACHER OF THE YEAR SHARES LOVE OF ART. |
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911 |
| EGYPTIAN HIGH COURT UPHOLDS BAN ON FACE VEILS IN SCHOOL. |
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657 |
| EMPOWERING RESIDENTS OF THE VALLEY. |
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648 |
| EVER-CHANGING DOW TO REACH CENTURY MARK. |
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1333 |
| EX-STATE SUPREME COURT CHIEF'S FALL CALLED AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY. |
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767 |
| EX-UC BERKELEY LINGUSTICS PROFESSOR, HAAS, FOLLOWING LONG ILLNESS, AT AGE 86. |
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Obituary |
384 |
| FAMILY, FRIENDS MARK PASSING OF SAN FRANCISCO PUPPET MAN. |
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553 |
| FOOTBALL VETERANS SAY THEY CAN FEEL BRETT FAVRE'S PAIN. |
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770 |
| FOR JEWISH VETS GROUP, EVERY DAY IS MEMORIAL DAY. |
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747 |
| FORD'S ONCE-UNRULY SON TO BE GOP CONVENTION HOST. |
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1044 |
| FRENZY ON THE FRENCH RIVIERA : FILMMAKERS, CELEBRITIES AND REPORTERS CAUSE THE USUAL RUCKUS AT 49TH CANNES FESTIVAL. |
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1116 |
| GALAXY HAS A GOOD THING GOING. |
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576 |
| GAY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS STRUGGLE FOR SOCIAL SURVIVAL. |
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624 |
| GRISHAM PLANTS SMOKING GUN IN NEW `RUNAWAY JURY' THRILLER. |
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755 |
| HE'S A DH, SO ALL HE DOES IS HIT. |
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665 |
| HEALTH BILL UNDER NEW ATTACK : STATE OFFICIALS SAY SMALL-BUSINESS INSURANCE PROPOSAL WOULD WEAKEN PROTECTION. |
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491 |
| HEATHER'S MAKE-OVER IN NEW TV DRAMA. |
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535 |
| HIGH-PROFILE CASES TRIPLE STUDIES, PEDOPHILE PROGRAMS. |
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927 |
| IN THE NEWS. |
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101 |
| INMATE WHO DONATED KIDNEY FACING LIFE. |
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310 |
| IS THE MAYOR TOUGH ENOUGH TO HOLD IT TOGETHER? |
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575 |
| ISOLATED CABIN EXEMPLIFIED A LONELY MAN : DISILLUSIONED WITH LIFE, KACZYNSKI FOUND SOLACE IN MONTANA WILDS. |
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1314 |
| ISRAELIS UNNERVED AS VOTE NEARS ON NATION'S FUTURE. |
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1334 |
| JETHAWKS' FALL SHORT 8-7. |
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170 |
| JOB INSECURITY FUELS MANAGER'S OFFERS TO QUIT. |
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792 |
| JUPITER DATA FROM PROBE STIR THEORIES. |
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627 |
| KOBE BRYANT'S NBA START IS OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT. |
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1437 |
| LAWYERS IN SIMPSON SUIT RUSH TO CHECK NEW-FOUND SHOE PHOTO. |
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370 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : IF `SHOWGIRLS' REALLY STINKS, COULD `STRIPTEASE' PLEASE? |
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Letter to the Editor |
574 |
| LIFE ON THE FRINGES : TAKING A SIDE DOOR INTO SHOW BUSINESS, EXTRAS LEARN TO STAND OUT WHILE BLENDING IN. |
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1982 |
| MADD'S NEW CHIEF KEEPS VOW : WOMAN CAMPAIGNS IN MEMORY OF HER SON. |
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642 |
| MAN LEARNS END OF OLD LOVE STORY. |
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976 |
| MANHATTAN PROJECT PHYSICIST, LANGSDORF, 83, AFTER SURGERY. |
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Obituary |
317 |
| MATADORS STAY ALIVE : TWO VICTORIES KINDLE REGIONAL TITLE HOPES. |
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1081 |
| MEDICAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS BECOME TAXING ISSUE. |
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745 |
| MEMORIAL HONORS SHERYL CROW COLLABORATOR. |
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Obituary |
154 |
| MICHIGAN SITE IS A FEW BRICKS SHORT OF A YARD. |
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543 |
| MORTENSEN'S U.S. RECORD DISSECTED. |
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319 |
| MOTHER OF MURDERER DISABLED IN FAILED PRISON SUICIDE WINS SUIT. |
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901 |
| MOTOR SPORTS : CRAVEN MAKES STRONG RETURN FROM SCARY CRASH. |
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797 |
| NEEDLE EXCHANGE PROGRAMS MAY TRY TO USE STATE FUNDS. |
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802 |
| NEW SPHINX THEORY PAIN IN NECK TO EGYPTOLOGISTS. |
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491 |
| NEW WHALE-PETTING TANK OPENS TO MANY TOURISTS, SOME PROTESTERS. |
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560 |
| NEWS LITE : FIRST LADY HOLDS OUT HOPE FOR 2ND CHILD. |
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681 |
| NEWS LITE : MOMMY GOES MODERN. |
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679 |
| NOT MUCH POP, BUT ... HARD TO STOP : SAN DIEGO LEADS THE NL WEST DESPITE A LACK OF POWER. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1347 |
| PAIR OF VICTORIES HAS JETHAWKS JAZZED. |
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459 |
| PALMDALE SEEKS LEASE FOR LONG-AWAITED CIVIL COURTHOUSE. |
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428 |
| PARK SERVICE PROPOSES TO KEEP STREET BY WHITE HOUSE CLOSED. |
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756 |
| PRIEST, 83, FORGIVES THIEF WHO STOLE TORCH RUN FLAG. |
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499 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CRIME CALLS FOR GUARDS AT SIMI METROLINK STOP. |
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Letter to the Editor |
375 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : LEAF BLOWERS: HOW CAN L.A. ENFORCE BAN? |
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Editorial |
1581 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : MEASURE A VOTE MEANS SAFETY FOR CITY. |
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Letter to the Editor |
432 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SERVICE GROUPS WON'T BE TRIED IN THE PRESS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
588 |
| QUASAR'S INTENSE GAMMA RAYS SEEN. |
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552 |
| QUICK HITS. |
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190 |
| RACE HOPES IT'S MEMORABLE FOR RIGHT REASONS. |
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591 |
| RAPID GROWTH THREATENS SIERRA LANDSCAPE. |
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693 |
| REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS HELP RETIREMENT PLANNING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
749 |
| RED SOX HITTING ROUGH UP ANGELS : BOSTON 10, ANGELS 3. |
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667 |
| REGIONAL PLAYOFFS : UCLA WINS TWO, USC FALLS. |
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442 |
| REMOTE POST MARKS GATE TO U.S. : SAN DIEGO COUNTY STATION RECORDS RISE IN ILLEGAL BORDER CROSSINGS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
724 |
| REPUBLICAN FAULT LINES WIDENING. |
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793 |
| REVISED BUDGET MAY BE WINDFALL FOR SCHOOLS. |
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748 |
| ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH : WITH ALL ITS BREWPUBS AND MICROBREWERIES, DENVER IS THE HUB FOR HOPS. |
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1812 |
| ROUNDUP : MARTIN KEEPS WINNING AT CHARLOTTE SPEEDWAY. |
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302 |
| ROY REBOUNDS FOR AVALANCHE : COLORADO 4, DETROIT 2. |
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316 |
| SANTA CLARITA: BRIEFLY : ANTELOPE VALLEY FAIR ENTRY FORMS READY. |
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178 |
| SCIENTISTS DEBATE MERITS OF GREEK EARTHQUAKE PREDICTION METHOD. |
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444 |
| SEA LION LOTHARIO DUE BACK. |
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418 |
| SEATTLE AT UTAH. |
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128 |
| SETTING UP HOME ON THE RANGE : CITY SLICKERS TAKE PART IN CATTLE DRIVE. |
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831 |
| SHARON DEFENDS HARD LINE : WARRIOR WIELDS CLOUT IN LIKUD. |
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1237 |
| SHORTAGE OF RAINFALL TO LEAVE KANSAS WITH 2ND POOR WHEAT YEAR. |
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Statistical Data Included |
718 |
| SIMI GOES TO THE BAYOU AT CAJUN FESTIVAL : BANDS, PARADE, DANCING PLANNED FOR TODAY. |
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551 |
| SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP WILL MEET. |
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163 |
| SMALLPOX VIRUS TO BE ERADICATED : WORLD HEALTH GROUP TO DESTROY STOCKPILE. |
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270 |
| SMITHSONIAN SEEKS EL MONTE SWEATSHOP ITEMS. |
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334 |
| SONICS DREAM WITH EYES OPEN : VETERANS ARE CAREFUL NOT TO LOOK AHEAD TO NBA FINALS. |
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530 |
| SOUTH AFRICA DISCOVERS IT'S A MULTICULTURAL TOURIST DRAW. |
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1057 |
| SOUTHLAND: BRIEFLY : 1 SEVERELY BURNED IN HOLLYWOOD FIRE. |
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359 |
| STATE COULD WEAKEN SAFEGUARDS FOR SPECIES. |
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722 |
| T.O. COLLECTS TONS OF TRASH ON COMMUNITY RECYCLING DAY. |
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511 |
| TEASING, LIKE TAXES, IS INEVITABLE. |
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652 |
| TEEN MUMMY LIKELY SACRIFICED : INCA FEMALE WAS PICTURE OF HEALTH 5 CENTURIES AGO. |
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540 |
| THE 'FRIDGE HAS NO REGRETS : PERRY NOW PLAYS FOR LONDON TEAM. |
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647 |
| THE GARDENER'S OF L.A.'S EDEN. |
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667 |
| THE INDY 1,000? IT SEEMS ALL WRONG. |
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1052 |
| THE MEDIA : TV VIEWERS BRACE FOR COLLIDING RACES. |
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1004 |
| THEY'LL BE VINTAGE RAIDERS, IF ONLY IN TRAINING CAMP. |
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723 |
| TIPOFF : COUNCIL WORDS COULD PROVE PRETTY COSTLY. |
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632 |
| TOURS, ETC. : FISH, SEE ADVENTURE IN ALASKA. |
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528 |
| TRAVEL BARGAINS : UNITED DISCOUNT OFFER GOOD ONLY THROUGH TUESDAY. |
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303 |
| U.S. BARBECUERS LIGHT FIRE UNDER GAS-GRILL SALES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
572 |
| U.S. CITIES WALK THIN LINE IN GIVING BEGGARS THE BOOT. |
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776 |
| UCLA ADVANCES TO SOFTBALL SEMIFINALS : UCLA 3, S.W. LA. 2. |
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220 |
| UP & COMING : PARENTS. |
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364 |
| UP & COMING. |
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488 |
| VALENZUELA PROVES HE'S STILL VALUABLE PITCHER. |
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448 |
| VALLEY CELEBRATES GLOBAL HERITAGE : FAIRGOERS SAVOR THE FLAVOR OF ETHNIC FOODS, MUSIC, MARTIAL ARTS, DANCE. |
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580 |
| VALUE OF BLUE JEANS NOT FADING. |
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361 |
| VETERAN EDUCATOR PIQUES PUPILS' INTEREST WITH HANDS-ON APPROACH. |
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674 |
| VOLUNTEERS PAINT AGING POLICE STATION. |
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283 |
| WHY THE BEST DOESN'T ALWAYS WIN. |
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1549 |
| WIN A TRIP TO CAMP IN AUSTRIA. |
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210 |
| YOSEMITE PARK TRANSIT PROPOSALS POSE COST HURDLE. |
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391 |
| YOSEMITE'S CHIEF HOPES FOR BETTER SECOND YEAR. |
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Statistical Data Included |
953 |
May 26, 1996
