Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `JAZZ IS KING, JAZZ IS THE THING ...'. |
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1777 |
| `SHINING': IT'LL KEEP YOU UP FOR THREE NIGHTS : STEPHEN KING'S THE SHINING. |
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718 |
| 5.0 QUAKE RATTLES AREA, INJURES NONE : SMALLER AFTERSHOCKS FOLLOW TEMBLOR. |
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954 |
| 5.0 QUAKE SHAKES SHELVES, BUT DAMAGES LITTLE. |
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537 |
| A FITTING TRIBUTE : FDR MEMORIAL SET FOR MAY 2 DEDICATION IN D.C. |
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1429 |
| A PENNY SAVES... : COMPANIES SEE PAYOFF IN SAVVY YOUNGSTERS. |
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1879 |
| A SANE REWARD : AREA DEPUTY HONORED FOR ANTI-DRUG WORK. |
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421 |
| A TRADITION WELL KEPT : VALLEY FISHING ENTHUSIASTS FOLLOW TROUT RITUAL. |
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767 |
| A TRAVELER'S BLISSFUL STOP ON ISLE OF JERSEY : ON LOCATION. |
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525 |
| ALBRIGHT CHAMPIONS WOMEN'S RIGHTS : ISSUE EMERGES AS PRIORITY IN FOREIGN POLICY. |
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903 |
| AMEX ALTERS TRAVELER'S CHECKS. |
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195 |
| ANNEXATIONS ADD 5,000 TO CITY ROLLS. |
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213 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : GUARD SCHEDULES OPEN-HOUSE EVENTS. |
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246 |
| ANTHONY MARTINEZ RECALLED : 4,000 COME TO HONOR SLAIN BEAUMONT BOY. |
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734 |
| BIG PLANET DISCOVERED 50 LIGHT YEARS AWAY. |
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347 |
| BONO COULD BE FORMIDABLE U.S. SENATE CANDIDATE. |
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1237 |
| BRIEFLY : SLANEY REMARKABLE IN PENN RELAY MILE. |
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430 |
| CAN'T WE ALL GET ALONG? MAYBE. |
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1088 |
| CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK : NO GENIUS ON FITCH'S PART. |
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406 |
| CLU TO DROP REGULAR CHILDREN'S PRODUCTIONS. |
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233 |
| COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL : UCLA ANYTHING BUT SHARP VS. STANFORD. |
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299 |
| COMMENTARY : NOT A BAD GOAL SPORTS A POSITIVE EXPERIENCE FOR BLACKS. |
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1207 |
| CORREA'S NINTH-INNING SINGLE PROPELS JETHAWKS OVER GIANTS. |
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289 |
| COYOTES GOALIE HAS DUCKS IN HOLE. |
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282 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : LIBBEY LADERMAN. |
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525 |
| DATE LINES. |
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300 |
| DEBATE CONTINUES OVER MIDDLE-AGED NEW MOTHERHOOD : USC CASE GENERATES QUESTIONS. |
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|
681 |
| DENNIS CANTWELL, CHILD PSYCHIATRIST AT UCLA. |
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Obituary |
270 |
| DEPENDABLE SAVINGS BOND HAS ITS FANCIERS : GET THE MOST FROM BONDS. |
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|
970 |
| DEPUTY DARES TO MAKE MOORPARK A BETTER PLACE : OFFICER OF YEAR HELPS CITY'S LATINOS TO ADJUST. |
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|
874 |
| DERBY AND NO LUKAS? : TRAINER LACKS QUALITY HORSES. |
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|
920 |
| DINING BEAT : VALLEY HOME TO 2 HEROS. |
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|
357 |
| DINING DEALS : JAWS IN TORTILLA. |
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|
334 |
| DISNEY HALL GATHERING. |
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|
85 |
| DODGERS HIT STRESS LEVELS : TEMPERS FLARE UP AFTER LOSS FLORIDA 8, DODGERS 3. |
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704 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK : GUERRERO ISN'T HAZY ABOUT HIS BIG-LEAGUE INITIATION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
380 |
| DODGING ISSUE SENDS WORKER A NEGATIVE VIBE. |
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704 |
| DUCK MOM REARS BROOD IN VALENCIA FAMILY POOL. |
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|
533 |
| EASTERN SIERRA TROUT TAKING THE BAIT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
461 |
| EDITORIAL : FIRST, DO THE RESEARCH L.A. SCHOOL BOARD NEEDS TO SEE WHAT DOMENECH HAS DONE. |
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Editorial |
483 |
| EDITORIAL : RESTORE VOTERS' POWER SOON LAWMAKERS MUST NOT CREATE NEW OBSTACLES TO SELF-DETERMINATION ELECTIONS. |
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Editorial |
332 |
| ELDERLY MOM REVEALS IDENTITY. |
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161 |
| ELKS MAY GET MORE ROOM TO ROAM AT U.S. PARK : OPPONENTS OF EXPANDED RANGE FEAR COLLISION OF HUMANS, BEASTS. |
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992 |
| EMERALD TRIANGLE MARIJUANA GROWER SEEING GREEN FIELDS : CASH CROP? |
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|
1130 |
| FBI SAYS TRUCKER IRKED AT BOSS IN MISSILE DUMPING. |
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|
416 |
| FDR MEMORIAL CAN'T CHANGE SADNESS, REVULSION OR HISTORY : PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE. |
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|
658 |
| FINLEY'S EFFORT FOR NAUGHT : DETROIT 2, ANGELS 0. |
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572 |
| FLOOD VICTIM TURNS TO SISTER NEWSPAPER : ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS HELPS FELLOW PUBLICATION GET TO STRICKEN READERS. |
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1051 |
| FOREMAN TAKES SPLIT DECISION. |
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206 |
| FOREST AGENCY UNLEASHES BUFFED UP WOODSY OWL. |
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414 |
| GERMAN STATE HOPES TO SELL GOTHIC FIXER-UPPERS CHEAP : STATE OF DISREPAIR. |
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|
973 |
| GRIFFEY SHOULD TOP MARIS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1185 |
| GROUP TEACHES HOW TO PROTECT CHILDREN FROM PREDATORS. |
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|
565 |
| HARRIS GLAD LAKERS GOT BLAZERS. |
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484 |
| HAS L.A. HEALED SINCE THE RIOTS? : SOME SEE CHANGE, OTHERS PESSIMISTIC. |
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2732 |
| HAWKINS HAD A TOUGH CALL : ROBINSON INSPIRED N.D. CAREER. |
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617 |
| HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU, BOGIE. |
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1043 |
| HOLDING UP A MIRROR TO URBAN UNREST : FILMING OF SHOWTIME'S `RIOT' REKINDLES THE PAIN FELT DURING 1992 L.A. UPRISING. |
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1192 |
| HOTELS PACK A PUNCH WITH LUNCH. |
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|
364 |
| HOUSE FIRE KILLS CHILDREN, TEENS NEAR SAN JOSE. |
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|
460 |
| HUNT FOR KILLER WEARS DOWN POLICE OFFICERS : INVESTIGATORS URGED TO TAKE BREAKS. |
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|
664 |
| IN SOME WAYS, WYNALDA SHOWS SHADES OF GRETZKY. |
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|
766 |
| INTO THE STADS : A VISIT TO BASEBALL'S GRAND OLD STADIUMS IS A BLAST FROM THE PAST. |
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|
2203 |
| JAZZ FANS GEARING UP FOR TITLE TUNE. |
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|
1334 |
| JOEY FAYE, 87, BURLESQUE STAR. |
|
Obituary |
127 |
| L.A. TODAY: A NEW SHADE OF IDENTITY : 5 YEARS LATER, SOME HEALING; SCARS REMAIN. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
1442 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK : SHAQ DOUBLE-TEAM WAS LAX. |
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Statistical Data Included |
616 |
| LEGACY OF THE '92 RIOTS WAS FURTHER ISOLATION. |
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|
495 |
| LETTERS : ZOELLER NOT FUNNY, JUST OFFENSIVE. |
|
Letter to the Editor |
116 |
| LISTLESS GALAXY BURNED AGAIN : DALLAS 2, GALAXY 1. |
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|
756 |
| LIVING DOWN AN INJUSTICE : THIS QUIET SUBURB BECAME A SYMBOL FOR UNPOPULAR KING BEATING VERDICT. |
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|
2057 |
| LOCAL ROUNDUP : BOGER'S DOUBLE LIFTS GLENDALE IN 10TH. |
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|
327 |
| MAN ENJOYS UNEARTHING HISTORY. |
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1056 |
| MAN KILLED INTERRUPTING SEX ASSAULT. |
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|
357 |
| MEDIA LOSE CASE TO SEE MORE IN MCVEIGH TRIAL. |
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|
360 |
| MORE B&BS REACHING OUT TO DRAW SENIOR FOLKS IN : INN VIEWS. |
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|
416 |
| NEGLECTED TIGER CUB GETS HAPPIER HOME. |
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396 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS ASHLEY JUDD SMITTEN WITH SINGER BOLTON. |
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|
979 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS HOPE'S WIFE A STAR IN HER OWN RIGHT. |
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|
1091 |
| PARENTING : SOME HELP FOR OVERWORKED MOMS. |
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|
630 |
| PARTY LINES : VOLUNTEERISM THE GOLDEN RULE. |
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|
614 |
| PAT PAULSEN, 69, COMIC `CANDIDATE'. |
|
Obituary |
561 |
| PENNSYLVANIA WORKS ON INDUSTRIAL HISTORY MUSEUM. |
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|
265 |
| PLOT RESERVED AS SHELTER FOR DELICATE BIRD : LEAST TERN GETS COASTAL REFUGE. |
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|
608 |
| POLICE SEEK LINK IN KILLINGS : FORMER MARINE ADMITS TO 5 SOUTHLAND SLAYINGS. |
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|
757 |
| POLICE USE OF YEARBOOKS SPARKS PARENTAL CONCERN : WORD IS OUT. |
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|
824 |
| POURING ON TENNIS AND TEA : PLAYERS STEEPED IN OJAI TRADITION. |
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|
885 |
| PREMIERE PARTY GOES 1980S : STARS, FANS REVIVE REAGAN-ERA FASHIONS FOR `REUNION' PARTY. |
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|
713 |
| PRESIDENTIAL PERSONA HID COMPLEX MAN : FDR WAS NATION'S STRENGTH IN TROUBLED TIME. |
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|
683 |
| PRESIDIO LOGGING CALLED THREAT TO NESTING BIRDS. |
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|
328 |
| PRIZE IS EQUAL PAY : WOMEN CHAMPS WANT SAME MONEY AS MEN. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
908 |
| PSST! HERE'S A HIDDEN HAVEN IN SAN DIEGO : B&B REVIEW. |
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|
688 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : WHY THE `LIBERAL' PRESS WANTS TO GET CLINTON. |
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Editorial |
1545 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : ZEANAH RECALL HIRES `YAHOOS,' `MERCENARIES'. |
|
Letter to the Editor |
901 |
| PYNCHON DRAWS THE DEFINING PAIR : SURVEYING THE WORK OF MASON AND DIXON. |
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|
1364 |
| READER SALUTES BROTHER KILLED IN VIETNAM WAR. |
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|
863 |
| REPORT FOLLOWS DEMOCRATIZATION OF UNIVERSITIES : HIGHER EDUCATION IN TRANSITION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
785 |
| RESIDENTS OF PRAIRIE TOWNS BATTLE TO SHORE UP DIKES. |
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|
489 |
| ROUNDUP : THOUSAND OAKS PLAYS TO PERFECTION. |
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526 |
| RURAL GIRL'S UPBRINGING MOLDS A LEADER ON CAMPUS. |
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699 |
April 27, 1997
