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| ADS COULD HELP FUND SCHOOLS; CORPORATE SPONSORS WEIGHED FOR CAMPUSES. |
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709 |
| ADS SHOW US JORDAN AS THE `AVERAGE GUY' : MAKING THE SWITCH. |
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648 |
| ADVANCEMENT SEEN AS SOURCE OF RESENTMENT. |
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764 |
| AGENCY HAS ONLY VAGUE IDEA OF DEBT; LEGAL COSTS HINGE ON VERBAL CONTRACTS. |
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1110 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : 3 FISHERMEN SAFE AFTER BOAT MISHAP. |
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233 |
| AS COSTS RISE, PUBLIC, ACADEMIA MUST RETHINK HIGHER EDUCATION'S GOALS. |
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972 |
| BALBOA PARK; FINDING PLEASURE, TREASURE IN SAN DIEGO'S OASIS OF CULTURE. |
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1932 |
| BLOWING GLASS, NOT OPPORTUNITIES; CRAFTS PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPS THE ART OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP. |
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999 |
| BREAKING UP COULD GET HARDER; STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION MAY ERECT OBSTACLES TO LEGAL RIGHT TO SPLIT LAUSD. |
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758 |
| CALIFORNIA 500 DRIVER PROFILES : (1) JERRY NADEAU. |
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3857 |
| CANDIOTTI DOES HIS JOB AGAIN : DODGERS 11, SAN FRAN. 0. |
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832 |
| CHILD SUPPORT SYSTEM ERROR; SYSTEM DESIGNED TO TRACE PAYMENTS RIDDLED WITH BUGS. |
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1111 |
| CLINTON PULLS RACE, GENDER VIEWS OUT OF '60S BAGGAGE. |
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1277 |
| COMPUTERIZED APTITUDE EXAMS PUT STUDENTS TO THE TEST. |
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1160 |
| CSUN DROPPED THE BALL, PLAIN AND SIMPLE. |
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778 |
| CUTTING BUDGET FOR SAFETY COSTS CITY; INJURY CLAIMS LEAP PAST $77.9 MILLION : ACCIDENTS DECLINED. |
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1277 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE; ALICE SPILBERG. |
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529 |
| DEPUTIES ASKING LAKE LOS ANGELES WHAT NEEDS FIXING. |
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351 |
| DICKSON GOOD ENOUGH TO WIN : ANGELS 5, OAKLAND 3. |
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480 |
| DINING BEAT : VIVA VILLA FOR ZARETTIS. |
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341 |
| DINING DEALS : NO FRILLS HIDEAWAY. |
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341 |
| DISPUTE COULD HALT RAIL IN TRACKS; MTA, CITY URGED TO REACH ACCORD. |
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746 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: GAGNE'S SUB ENJOYS A GOOD TRIPP. |
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601 |
| DRAMA CAMP TAKES BOREDOM OUT OF SUMMER. |
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777 |
| EDITORIAL : POSTSCRIPT ON CSUN; UNIVERSITY IS ABANDONING A RICH BASEBALL TRADITION. |
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Editorial |
298 |
| EDITORIAL : STOP THE RAIL RIPOFF; GET REAL AND BUILD A COMPREHENSIVE MASS TRANSIT PLAN. |
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Editorial |
466 |
| EDITORIAL : THUMBS DOWN. |
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Editorial |
44 |
| ELLIS HAS MILADY OPTIONS. |
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471 |
| EVERYONE A WINNER AT GAMES. |
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619 |
| FACES, SKIES FASCINATE PAINTER; EX-LABORATORY WORKER LEAVES MICROSCOPE, REFOCUSES ON BEAUTY. |
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986 |
| FARMER JOHN TILLS SIMI SOIL; CORNER CROPS THRIVE. |
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766 |
| FESTIVAL BRINGS OUT VIEWS ON ATONEMENT. |
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479 |
| GUN-SHAPED LIGHTER DISRUPTS LAX. |
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281 |
| HEARING-IMPAIRED BOY FLIPS OVER GYMNASTICS CLASS. |
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597 |
| HOLYFIELD REMAINS CALM FOR TYSON REMATCH. |
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1383 |
| INDIAN CULTURES COME TOGETHER AT POWWOW. |
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461 |
| INTERNET BUSINESS OWNER MAY BE TRIED IN PORN CASE. |
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316 |
| IT'S NOT YOUR OLD-FASHIONED PUPPET SHOW : SOFT AND CUDDLY. |
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814 |
| JETHAWKS FIND NEW SOURCES : JETHAWKS 7, L. ELSINORE 5. |
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236 |
| KIDS CAN FIND HAPPINESS BY LOOKING AT THEMSELVES. |
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580 |
| KINGS OPT FOR JOKINEN. |
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938 |
| L.A. BEAT : PREP FOOTBALL BAILEY BOUND FOR SJSU. |
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111 |
| LEARNING HOLLYWOOD'S LITTLE SECRETS CAN BE BIG FUN. |
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362 |
| LETTERS : FANS BLISTER CSUN OFFICIALS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
1942 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : `PEARL' AND `INK' GONE, BUT WON'T BE FORGOTTEN. |
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Letter to the Editor |
658 |
| LOCAL NOTES : GRANT'S ARENAS IN FAST SUMMER START. |
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222 |
| MARS LANDING AN INTERACTIVE ONE FOR PUBLIC. |
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354 |
| MARS SURVEYOR ENGINEER TO SHARE WONDER WITH KIDS. |
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666 |
| MARS TO RECEIVE NASA'S STRANGE VISITOR FROM ANOTHER PLANET. |
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1285 |
| MEMORIES OF ONTARIO TRACK LOUD AND CLEAR. |
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713 |
| NBC PUTS NEW SPIN ON RERUNS. |
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246 |
| NEW METHOD OFTEN FRUSTRATES PROTECTIVE SERVICES EMPLOYEES. |
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663 |
| NEWLYWEDS TAP MENTORS. |
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555 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS ELTON JOHN TURNS BACK ON EXCESS. |
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1057 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS GLENN MIGHT GET HIS SHOT AT RECORD. |
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690 |
| NHL'S FIRST DRAFTEE IS CENTER. |
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321 |
| NO MISTAKE: FULLMER REALIZES HE ISN'T FULLY READY FOR BIG LEAGUES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
688 |
| NOTES: MARTIN, SCHRADER RACE-TEST TRACK. |
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760 |
| PAGES FILLED WITH DREAMS; AT NBC, POLYESTER-CLAD GOFERS CAN TURN INTO MEDIA MOGULS. |
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1357 |
| PARKING WHERE THE REAL EXCITEMENT IS: CLOSE-TO-HOME THEME AND AMUSEMENT PARKS PROVIDE A VARIETY OF THRILLS, SPILLS AND CHILLS. |
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1416 |
| PET BIRD AWOL, AGAIN; OWNERS' LIFE OFF-KEY WITHOUT COCKATIEL. |
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320 |
| PRAGUE WEAVES MAGICAL SPELL OVER TRAVELERS. |
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1336 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : EUROPE AMUSED BY U.S. VIEWS ON ADULTERY. |
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Editorial |
1336 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : NEWHALL RANCH AWAITS DISASTER. |
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Letter to the Editor |
762 |
| REDS' ACHES ARE ACHILLES' HEEL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1245 |
| RODMAN SHOULD FADE INTO SUNSET. |
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690 |
| ROUND 1: AL 48 - NL 36 : BASEBALL GETS RAVE REVIEWS; INTERLEAGUE PLAY BRINGS FANS TO PARK. |
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765 |
| RUPERT MURDOCH'S PROPOSED ACQUISITION OF THE DODGERS COULD BE THE FIRST SHOT FIRED IN A...CORPORATE SPORTS WAR. |
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689 |
| RUPERT MURDOCH: THE MAN WHO WOULD OWN THE WORLD; LAUDED OR LOATHED, MEDIA GOLIATH'S FOCUS REMAINS ON DOMINANCE. |
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2115 |
| SAME `SHOCK TROOPS' WHO CUT MEN'S SPORTS AT CSUN HEADED THIS WAY. |
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633 |
| SCULPTURES SHOWN AT ARTS PLAZA. |
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430 |
| SIMI MAY CONTRACT WITH L.A. COUNTY FOR ANIMAL CONTROL; COUNCIL TO CONSIDER SAVING BY SWITCHING SERVICE. |
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510 |
| SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : ROADWORK TO HAMPER TRAFFIC NEXT 2 MONTHS. |
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221 |
| SOUTHLAND: BRIEFLY : 3 INJURED IN COLLISION, CAUSING 9-MILE JAM. |
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337 |
| SPARKS `NOT A TEAM YET' : NEW YORK 67, SPARKS 57. |
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711 |
| SPEEDZONE AND IMAX GENERATE SOME THRILLS. |
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479 |
| STOPS TO MAKE FOR FESTIVAL FUN DURING SUMMER TRAVELS. |
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1055 |
| SWIMSUIT STYLES DIVE BACK IN TIME : SUITING UP IN STYLE. |
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605 |
| T.O. POLICE ROLL OUT MOBILE RESOURCE UNIT. |
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443 |
| TAFT SHOWS SPEED AND QB PROSPECT. |
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547 |
| TAKE 5 PARTY LINES; GOOD TIME AFTER `RAGTIME'. |
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1008 |
| TEENS MAY GRIPE, BUT DEPUTIES INTEND TO TRACK MINOR OFFENSES. |
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411 |
| THE MOST-ANTICIPATED BOUT OF 1997: MURDOCH VS. TURNER. |
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545 |
| TINSELTOWN'S TOURS DE FORCE; STUDIOS OFFER BEHIND-THE-SCENES PEEK AT HOLLYWOOD PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE : WARNER BROS. |
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2352 |
| TOBACCO INDUSTRY MAY PAY BILLIONS; SETTLEMENT WOULD CHANGE LANDSCAPE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
718 |
| TOURS, ETC: ON CALIFORNIA'S LITERARY TRAIL. |
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460 |
| TRAVEL BARGAINS: HIP TRIP TO MEXICO; TOUR SOUTH OF BORDER TARGETS YOUNG TRAVELERS. |
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567 |
| TRAVEL SMART - THE MTA WAY; THE ODYSSEY OF ONE RIDER'S BUS TRIP TO WORK. |
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1044 |
| ULTIMATUM DELIVERED TO BOSNIA. |
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573 |
| UP, UP AND AWAY; YOU'D LIKE TO PLUNK MONEY INTO STOCKS, BUT IT SEEMS SO COMPLICATED. JOIN THE CLUB. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1589 |
| VALENCIA'S GORE CLAIMS STATE TITLE. |
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704 |
| WATER BOARD OKS DEAL ON RENEWAL ZONE. |
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436 |
| WNBA SPARKS INTEREST OF 14,284 FOR OPENERS. |
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799 |
| WOMEN GIVEN SECOND-CLASS TREATMENT BY SOCIAL SECURITY. |
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780 |
| WONDERING WHERE TO FIND A STUDIO TOUR? HERE'S A GUIDE : TIPS FOR TOURGOERS. |
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744 |
| YOUNG GUN; NASCAR WHIZ KID GORDON ALTERING FACE OF STOCK-CAR RACING. |
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1352 |
June 22, 1997
