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Author |
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| `BARTOLI': DIVA-WORSHIP AT HIGH PITCH OF SILLINESS : ``CECILIA BARTOLI: THE PASSION OF SONG''. |
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905 |
| `SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK' SPAWNS LIVE MUSICAL : EDUCATIONAL SHOW'S FANS AUDITION FOR SIMI DEBUT. |
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445 |
| 12 ALGERIAN VILLAGERS MASSACRED. |
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173 |
| 50 YEARS AGO, HE BROKE A COLOR BARRIER - THE AL'S. |
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753 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : DOERR: WILLIAMS WAS SHREWD WITH ROD, TOO. |
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413 |
| A.V. VOLUNTEER TALLIES 14,000 HOURS. |
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401 |
| AN OFFICER WHO CAN DEFUSE : MAN SURVIVES 20 YEARS ON BOMB SQUAD. |
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859 |
| ARAFAT TELLS U.S. HIS TERMS TO RENEW PEACE TALKS. |
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455 |
| ARE MEN BETTER AT FINDING WAY? |
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233 |
| AUTHOR GETS ONLINE, BUT NOT OFF THE HOOK : ``DEEPER: MY TWO-YEAR ODYSSEY IN CYBERSPACE''. |
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1084 |
| AVENUE H OVERPASS TO OPEN. |
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292 |
| BEAN COUNTERS PUTTING SQUEEZE ON CENSUS : KEY QUESTIONS. |
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776 |
| BERG, KINGS HANG TOUGH AGAINST TALENTED STARS : KINGS 3, DALLAS 3. |
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413 |
| BEWARE: STREAKY BLAZERS ABLAZE. |
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1625 |
| BIKES MAY AID SPACE FITNESS. |
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295 |
| BILLBOARD TO FINE-TUNE ITS MUSIC CHART SYSTEM : CHANGING LISTINGS MAY ALTER WHAT GETS AIRPLAY. |
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584 |
| BIRD BOTULISM OUTBREAK ENDS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
156 |
| BOMB WARNING POSTPONES GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. |
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535 |
| BRIEFLY : BULLET-RIDDLED BODY FOUND IN GRIFFITH PARK. |
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424 |
| BRIEFLY : QUALIFYING CANCELED AT TEXAS. |
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415 |
| CHANGING CAMPAIGN RULES TOUGH SELL. |
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508 |
| CHARTER REFORM ON VOTERS' PLATE. |
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724 |
| CHARTING THE CITY'S COURSE : MAYOR. |
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997 |
| CHILD CENTER SHUT TO KEEP MOMS HOME. |
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159 |
| CITY ELECTIONS STAY LOW-KEY : HAYDEN VIES FOR ATTENTION. |
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857 |
| CLINTON SETS VOLUNTEERING WEEK THEME. |
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197 |
| CLINTON'S ROOKIES REALLY SEASONED PROS : SEVERAL MEMBERS OF NEW CABINET ARE VETERAN ADMINISTRATION INSIDERS. |
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1465 |
| CLIPPERS' MAGIC PLAYOFF NO. - 4. |
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637 |
| COLONIAL TWILIGHT GOING ON THE BOOKS : TEXTS CHANGED TO SUIT BEIJING'S VIEW. |
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719 |
| COMMUNITY FEARS WAKE OF HOSPITAL'S SHUTDOWN : SOME SEE `ECONOMIC DISASTER' WHEN CAMARILLO FACILITY CLOSES. |
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1579 |
| COMMUNITY NEWS : WEST VALLEY BOYS & GIRLS CLUB TO KICK OFF A WEEK OF FUN. |
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633 |
| COMPANY STOCK OPTIONS RAISE FEARS. |
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1210 |
| CONFLICT SEEN IN DOCTORS OWNING HOSPITAL : COLUMBIA/HCA HEALTHCARE OFFERS PHYSICIANS INVESTMENT DEALS THAT MAKE THEM WORKING PARTNERS. |
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1010 |
| COUNCIL MAY SEEK SUPPORT FOR SPLIT-UP OF L.A. COUNTY : CITY TO CONSIDER ASKING GROUP TO BACK MEASURE. |
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366 |
| CULT NEWS SHEDS LIGHT ON FRINGE : FROM GARBAGE-EATING GURUS TO ALIEN AVATARS, GROUPS THRIVE. |
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867 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : ROSE HORKIN. |
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697 |
| DELEGATES TALK FEINSTEIN RUN : SPECULATION FLURRIES OVER GUBERNATORIAL BID. |
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779 |
| DINING BEAT : VALLEY INN TURNS 50. |
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367 |
| DINING DEALS : MOM'S NOT THE WORD. |
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288 |
| DISASTER TRAINEES LEARN TO HELP COMMUNITIES : TEAM VOLUNTEERS WILL BE ON CALL TO USE FIRST-AID, PREPAREDNESS SKILLS IN EMERGENCIES. |
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968 |
| DODGERS FALL TO PIRATES : PARK'S START A SHAKY ONE PITTSBURGH 3, DODGERS 1. |
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687 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK : PITTSBURGH'S SCHMIDT RECOVERS FROM SCARE. |
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330 |
| DUTCH WIN DOUBLES, CUT U.S. LEAD. |
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508 |
| EARTHQUAKE INSURANCE: `IT'S A RIP-OFF' : RATES DON'T REFLECT RISK, CRITICS SAY. |
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1100 |
| EASY DOES IT FOR A GREAT VACATION. |
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527 |
| EDITORIAL : L.A. LOSES A LEADER. |
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Editorial |
172 |
| EDITORIAL : THE DAILY NEWS' CHOICES. |
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Editorial |
299 |
| FACILITY'S 60-YEAR HISTORY REFLECTS CHANGES IN TREATMENT. |
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728 |
| FALDO PLAYED MASTERFULLY WHILE NORMAN COLLAPSED : A YEAR LATER, THE SHARK GETS ANOTHER CHANCE. |
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2254 |
| FEINSTEIN SPEECH HAS RUN-FOR-GOVERNOR RING. |
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746 |
| FREE HOUSE FLIES HOME WITH UPSET : SHARP CAT FADES DOWN THE STRETCH. |
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943 |
| FRIENDS REMEMBER TRIATHLETE'S HEART. |
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Obituary |
612 |
| GRISHAM TOOK THE MONEY AND RAN : A CHANCE TO CHEW THEM UP. |
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1044 |
| HERE'S HOW TO SIZE UP WALKING TOURS. |
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286 |
| HIDING-PLACE HEAVEN : SAN FRANCISCO'S OLDEST HOUSE GOES ON SALE FOR $2.5 MILLION. |
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338 |
| HIGH IMPACT HITS QUARTZ HILL AREA : 8-DEPUTY TEAM NETS 90 ARRESTS IN 9 WEEKS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
361 |
| HONG KONG INVESTIGATING INS BOSS IN CORRUPTION CASE. |
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197 |
| HUNT FOR BOMB-LADEN JET SHIFTS FOCUS TO COLORADO. |
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203 |
| IMPENDING RELOCATION HEIGHTENS PATIENTS' ANXIETY : AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE. |
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1496 |
| IN ARKANSAS, THE BEARS ARE EVERYWHERE : GROWING NUMBERS CHEER EXPERTS. |
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990 |
| IT'S BATTER UP AND SIZZLING AS JETHAWKS OPEN SEASON : TODAY'S GAME. |
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Statistical Data Included |
456 |
| JAIL PROGRAM GROOMS INMATES TO CARE FOR SHELTER ANIMALS. |
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651 |
| JASS MUSICIANS DO IT FOR LOVE : JAZZ OF EVERY PERSUASION ON TAP FOR VALLEY FESTIVAL. |
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1624 |
| JETHAWKS, HIGH DESERT ALL TIED UP. |
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192 |
| KING OF BEES IS CROWNED : MARATHON MATCH SEES NEW SPELLING CHAMP. |
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872 |
| KKK'S PITTSBURGH RALLY DRAWS ANGRY PROTESTERS. |
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303 |
| LANCASTER WOMAN RICH IN EXPERIENCE. |
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1051 |
| LEAH RABIN WORKS TO KEEP SLAIN HUSBAND'S MEMORY ALIVE. |
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711 |
| LETTERS : WASHBURN MISSED MARK WITH ARGUMENT. |
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Letter to the Editor |
326 |
| LIARLIAR : STARRING BILL CLINTON WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF HE HAD TO TELL THE TRUTH FOR 24 HOURS? IF CLINTON HAD TO TELL THE TRUTH FOR A DAY, IT MIGHT GO SOMETHING LIKE THIS . . . |
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638 |
| MAKING KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS READY TO LEARN : RUNNER'S BILL WOULD PUSH BACK AGE CUTOFF TO SEPTEMBER. |
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1766 |
| MONTICELLO A DECLARATION OF JEFFERSON'S INDEPENDENCE : ON LOCATION. |
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1123 |
| MUSEUM BRINGS TENEMENT DAYS TO LIFE : ON LOCATION. |
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503 |
| NBC HELICOPTER PILOT PETTEE DOES PROFESSION PROUD : AMERICAN INDIANS' PLIGHT SHOULD NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. |
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342 |
| NEW INVESTMENT DIRECTION : BROKERS TURNING TO FLAT-FEE SERVICE TO MANAGE ASSETS FOR THEIR CLIENTS. |
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1203 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS ALLEY'S DIVORCE GETS GEOGRAPHICAL. |
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954 |
| NEWS LITE : OFFBEAT. |
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1369 |
| NIXON'S FILES FOCUS OF TALKS : GOVERNMENT, ESTATE AIM FOR SETTLEMENT. |
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471 |
| OLSON DOES NO GLOATING AS HE SAVORS TRIUMPH. |
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691 |
| ON ALLEGATIONS AGAINST PRESIDENT, EX-MARINE REMINDS US `I DIDN'T BREAK THE LAW' RINGS TRULY EMPTY. |
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1000 |
| ON THE BASKETBALL TRACK : BETWEEN OLYMPICS, JONES TAKES TRIP TO NCAAS. |
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821 |
| ON THE BLOSSOM TRIAL : SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPOTS WHERE THE WILDFLOWERS BLOOM. |
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600 |
| ON THE JOB : SALARY CAUSES CO-WORKERS TO RESENT READER. |
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775 |
| ONE BAD INNING HURTS HASAGAWA : CLEVELAND 7, ANGELS 5. |
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607 |
| PARTY LINES : REEL-LIFE GALA GOES OVER-THE-TOP. |
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457 |
| PERFECT FIT : GUBICZA, WIFE END UP IN IDEAL LOCATION: HOME. |
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1243 |
| PLAYGROUND USE BUILDS LAB MICE'S BRAIN CELLS. |
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439 |
| POET, BEATNIK ICON ALLEN GINSBERG, 70 : `HOWL' AT CONVENTION. |
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Obituary |
1236 |
| PRYCE SAYS DEPTH OF ROLE APPEALS TO HIM : DAVID. |
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829 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : WRIGHT'S DEFENSE OF MEXICO WAS ALL WRONG. |
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Editorial |
1559 |
| PURSUIT OF HIS BOYHOOD DREAM COMES FULL CIRCLE FOR CSUN CLARINETIST : KIDS EXPERIENCE THE WONDER OF WOODWINDS. |
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768 |
| READ ALL ABOUT IT : WHEN THE SUBSTITUTE IS YOGURT, KIDS HAVE A LOT TO LEARN. |
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567 |
| READING DRILLS SHOW RESULTS IN CLASSROOM : TEST PROGRAM. |
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809 |
| REAGAN LIBRARY ENDING '60S EXHIBIT WITH BATTLE OF THE BANDS CONCERT. |
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454 |
| RECOGNIZING DAD-DAUGHTER RELATIONSHIPS' PROS, CONS. |
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408 |
| RELAPSE COULD MEAN END FOR DALY. |
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560 |
| ROUNDUP : EGAN POWERS OXNARD OVER BATTLING CANYONS. |
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655 |
| ROUNDUP : SHARP CAT BRAIN TRUST WILL WAIT ON KENTUCKY DERBY DECISION. |
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495 |
| SAN DIEGO'S GWYNN FINDS FORMULA FOR SUCCESS. |
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819 |
| SCHOOL BREAKUP PLAN FAVORS 2 VALLEY DISTRICTS : GROUP URGES TWO, NORTH-SOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICTS. |
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854 |
| SHORING UP FAMILY TIES : AS 36% OF L.A.'S FAMILY-RUN BUSINESSES PREPARE TO CHANGE MANAGEMENT IN 5. |
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1259 |
| SIMPSON CASE INVADES MCVEIGH JURY SELECTION. |
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365 |
| SOME STATES WANT PRENUPTIAL COUNSELING TO BE LAW : GETTING A SECOND OPINION ON MARRIAGE. |
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353 |
| SPENDING SPREE HASN'T REELED IN MARLINS FANS. |
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1409 |
| STONE'S DARK VISION SHINES IN SHORT FORM : ``BEAR AND HIS DAUGHTER''. |
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898 |
| STORES AFRAID TO CUT COUPONS. |
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656 |
| STUDIES MAKES HEADWAY ON BRAIN MALADIES. |
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704 |
| SUPPAN STARTS ON ROAD TO RECOVERY : BACK IN MINORS, CRESPI GRAD WORKING FOR ANOTHER CHANCE. |
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720 |
| SURVIVING BABY'S FIRST YEAR : JOYFUL TIME CAN BECOME A STRESS FEST. |
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838 |
| SUSPECT SLAIN BY OFFICER : ALARM CALLS POLICE TO CAMERA STORE. |
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243 |
| TAFT SETS MEET RECORD IN 400. |
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Statistical Data Included |
162 |
| TEN YEARS LATER, CAMPANIS STILL A TRAGIC FIGURE. |
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1306 |
| THE GLORY OF ROME ON THE ROAM : GETTY ANTIQUITIES BEING MOVED. |
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661 |
| TIPOFF : ODD BEDFELLOWS GATHER TO REIN IN PAYOUT TO CHIEF. |
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691 |
| TO SALVE PAIN OF SURVIVAL, TRANSCENDENCE MUST FOLLOW : ``FUGITIVE PIECES''. |
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945 |
| TOURS, ETC. : ITALIAN WALKING TREK FOLLOWS FOOTSTEPS OF ROMANTIC POETS. |
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549 |
| TRAVEL BARGAINS : SCHOONER TOURS SET SAIL FROM MAINE. |
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419 |
| TRAVELERS HIT THEIR STRIDE ON WALKING TOURS : ON LOCATION. |
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1029 |
| TRUE BASEBALL HEROES : JACKIE ROBINSON, AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN, AND HANK GREENBERG, A JEW, SHARED A SPECIAL FRIENDSHIP AS TWO MEN WHO ENDURED YEARS OF UNIMAGINABLE BIGOTRY. |
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1098 |
| TRYING TO CLEAN HOUSE : U.S. TAKEOVER OF AGENCY DRAWS IRE, PRAISE IN SAN FRANCISCO. |
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855 |
| UNIVERSITIES GUIDING FORD ORD'S CONVERSION : GROWING CAMPUS. |
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971 |
| UP & COMING : PARENTS. |
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356 |
| UP & COMING. |
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241 |
| VACATED REDKEN PROPERTY MAKES THRILLING TRANSITION. |
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301 |
| VALLEY BATTLE PITS THE AREA'S BEST PLAYERS. |
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170 |
| VALLEY CANNOT BE A VASSAL COLONY : OUTCOME OF CHARTER REFORM VOTE WON'T ALTER SELF-DETERMINATION RIGHT. |
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796 |
| WHAT A BLAST : IDLED MUNITIONS PLANT CONVERTS TO SOUNDSTAGE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1666 |
| WHEN WILL WOODS MASTER THE MASTERS? : POWER GAME MAY NOT MAKE UP FOR PUTTING. |
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610 |
| WHO IS A JEW? : RABBIS' STATEMENT IGNITES DEBATE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1570 |
| WISCONSIN HAS THE RIGHT WELFARE IDEA. |
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611 |
| WIZARDS KEEP GALAXY WINLESS : KANSAS CITY CAN'T BE OVERCOME DURING PHYSICAL 1ST MEETING KANSAS CITY 3, GALAXY 2. |
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561 |
| ZAIRE'S FACTIONS TALK PEACE : REBELS CONTINUE MILITARY MARCH. |
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456 |
| ZOO CAT'S DUTY ENDS : FELINE IN LAP OF LUXURY AS HUMANS TAKE OVER MOUSE-CATCHING CHORES. |
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612 |
April 6, 1997
