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| [0] DODGERS TURN IT AROUND; PIAZZA, PITCHERS GANG UP ON GIANTS : DODGERS 5, SAN FRAN 1. |
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713 |
| 14 PRANKSTERS SNARED AFTER CAMPUS STAKEOUT. |
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226 |
| A LA CARTE: BRING YOUR OWN WINE AND PAY A LOW CORKAGE FEE. |
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733 |
| AGREE OR DISAGREE, VALENTI DID WHAT WAS ASKED OF HIM. |
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515 |
| AHMANSON DROPS BID FOR GREAT WESTERN; COURT RULING ENDS HOSTILE TAKEOVER TRY. |
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1004 |
| ARTS COMMUNITY FLOCKING TO NOHO; ALL ARE INVITED TO CHECK IT OUT AT ANNUAL FEST. |
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1665 |
| BASEBALL BEAT : TOP PROSPECT MAKING WAVES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
632 |
| BEAST OF BURDEN; SILVER CHARM CARRIES HOPE FOR SPORT'S FUTURE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1190 |
| BIG BUCKS FOR RIORDAN AIDES; BONUSES UP TO 11% AWARDED, DWARFING RAISES GIVEN CITY WORKERS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
809 |
| BIZWATCH : MARKETS. |
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488 |
| BRACING FOR FREE FISHING; EVENT OFFERS TASTE OF SPORT. |
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717 |
| BRIEFLY : SON OF BILLS' KELLY HAS CEREBRAL PALSY. |
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436 |
| BRIEFLY : VAN NUYS PROJECT NAMED FOR BRAUDE. |
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392 |
| BROTHERS CONVICTED IN SERIES OF CRIMES. |
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313 |
| BUFFALO'S HORNING IN ON ACTION : TODAY'S FAIR SCHEDULE. |
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1016 |
| CAMPBELL HALL LOOKS TO NEXT SEASON : SAN MARINO 13, CAMPBELL HALL 5. |
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363 |
| CHERRY FESTIVAL TIME IS HERE. |
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490 |
| CITY ELECTION TURNOUT NEAR ALL-TIME LOW. |
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Statistical Data Included |
299 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : FAIRY TALES IN PARK SCHEDULED TO BEGIN. |
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357 |
| COPPER CONUNDRUM; PANEL SEES DESIGNS FOR ARTS PLAZA. |
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639 |
| COPPER HILL DRIVE EXTENSION TO OPEN. |
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205 |
| COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE ON GARAGE HOUSING. |
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213 |
| COUPLE SEEKS RETURN OF TORTOISE. |
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490 |
| COURSE OPERATORS CHALLENGE AREA GOLFERS TO BEAT THE PRO. |
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1501 |
| DO YOU HAVE MORE FREE TIME? STUDY SAYS LEISURE INCREASING U.S. : WHAT RESEARCHERS SAY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
738 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: IT'S GOOD TO BE BACK HOME. |
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472 |
| DODGERS TURN IT AROUND; PIAZZA, PITCHERS GANG UP ON GIANTS : DODGERS 5, SAN FRAN 1. |
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739 |
| DUIS UNDER MICROSCOPE; CRIME LAB WOES PROMPT REVIEW OF CASES. |
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1025 |
| EDITORIAL : THE COLLAPSE OF L.A. LABOR GETS A FAST PAYBACK; TAXPAYERS GET ZILCH. |
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Editorial |
922 |
| FIELDS UNDECIDED ON BELMONT FUNDING. |
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596 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
15 |
| GAME TELEVISED LIVE ON CABLE SUNDAY. |
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70 |
| GIRL PAINTS WINNING WATERCOLOR; FOURTH-GRADER'S WORK PICKED FIRST FOR SECOND TIME. |
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406 |
| GLENDALE DISTRICT HAILS VICTORY; BOND MEASURE'S PASSAGE SEEN AS CRUCIAL WIN FOR EDUCATION. |
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291 |
| GOING FOR BROKE; CITY UNION MONOPOLY SHOULD CONSIDER DECLINING TAX BASE IN CHARTER REFORM. |
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Editorial |
779 |
| GROUP REPORTS DDT FOUND IN FISH SOLD IN AREA. |
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570 |
| GW CUSTOMERS CAN EXPECT CHANGES; Q AND A. |
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469 |
| H.-W. ENSURES WESTLAKE'S FIRST LOSS IS THE LAST. |
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528 |
| HEAD RUSH ON USC LINE; QBS: BEWARE NIELSEN, DEMARS. |
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699 |
| HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS A VARIED GROUP : VALENCIA HIGH SCHOOL:. |
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325 |
| HOLDOUT TRUSTEES NOT BITING TO END MOSQUITO DISTRICT; CRITICS SAY TAX MONEY HOARDED. |
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478 |
| HOMELESS TRANSITIONAL CENTER UNDER ATTACK IN THOUSAND OAKS. |
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457 |
| IS NO. 6 THE ONE?; PARACLETE SEIZES CHANCE TO ADVANCE. |
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596 |
| IT'S OVER; L.A. LOSING 5TH BANK IN '90S : STATE'S LARGEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1298 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK : JETHAWKS' WATHAN NOT QUITE AN ALL-STAR. |
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673 |
| KNITTING PRETTY; SWEATERS PULL ON A FORMAL LOOK AT MISSONI GALA. |
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1131 |
| L.A. BEAT : ANGELS NL IS EASY SELL FOR ANGELS. |
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429 |
| LAPD DISPATCH CENTER MOVING; SPLIT COUNCIL OKS PUTTING SITE DOWNTOWN INSTEAD OF IN WESTCHESTER. |
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353 |
| LOCAL NOTES : ELITE SWIMMER PARMENTER CLEARED FOR G.H. TRANSFER. |
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521 |
| LORD OF THE DANCE MAY WORK WITH KING OF POP : THE BIG-SCREEN SCENE. |
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697 |
| LOST PURSE STARTS CHAIN REACTION OF KINDNESS; WOMEN SPREAD SUNSHINE THROUGH VALLEY. |
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785 |
| MISCIKOWSKI COMES HOME; COUNCILWOMAN-ELECT BACK ON FAMILIAR TURF AT CITY HALL. |
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578 |
| MOORPARK SEEKS DETAILS ON HOMES; SIZE OF CASEY ROAD PROJECT POSES PROBLEMS. |
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353 |
| MUTUAL RESTRAINING ORDERS ISSUED; OSCAR WINNER, SPOUSE TO STAY AWAY FROM EACH OTHER. |
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371 |
| NCAA TRACK: PACED BY KEFLEZIGHI, UCLA LOOKS STRONG. |
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358 |
| NEWHALL SCHOOLS TO TRY YEAR-ROUND SCHEDULE. |
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443 |
| NEWS LITE : SHOULD ANYONE ASK, OPRAH IS NOT GAY. |
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886 |
| NOTES : GRAVES, MUNOZ PROPEL SIMI TEAM. |
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424 |
| NOTES : VALENCIA TO HOLD FRESHMAN FOOTBALL MEETING. |
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574 |
| NOTES : WEST IS BEST AT BELMONT; CALIFORNIA HORSES WILL BE FAVORITES IN CROWN'S LAST LEG. |
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582 |
| OUTPOST. |
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536 |
| PANEL TO LOOK DEEPER AT COSTLY L.A. SCHOOL. |
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921 |
| PLENTY OF PROJETS SET FOR NATIONAL TRAILS DAY AT FAVORITE AREA SITES. |
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996 |
| POLL FINDS 84% FAVOR PUBLIC AID TO POOR. |
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Statistical Data Included |
436 |
| PRINCESS CRUISES BRINGING 600 JOBS TO VALENCIA PORT; $2.7 MILLION BOOST TOUTED FOR AREA. |
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535 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SITE OF PROPOSED GOLF COURSE ISN'T UNSPOILED. |
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Editorial |
1597 |
| RESILIENT JETHAWKS BOUNCE BACK TO EARN DOUBLEHEADER SPLIT : JETHAWKS 2-7, STOCKTON 7-1. |
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227 |
| SATURN SATISFIES BUYERS : SATURN OUT OF THIS WORLD. |
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343 |
| SAUGUS NOT EMPTY-HANDED; CENTURIONS LOSE GIORDANO, BUT NUCLEUS EXPECTED BACK. |
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418 |
| SCIENCE OLYMPIAD ASTOUNDS; TREATS, TOYS USED TO ENRICH STUDIES AND BRIDGE GAPS. |
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573 |
| SEASON ENDS IN FRUSTRATION; T.O. GIRLS JUST MISS GOAL. |
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466 |
| SHAPE OF THE FUTURE; SPACE `LIFEBOAT' PROTOTYPE MAKES ARRIVAL AT DRYDEN. |
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633 |
| SHARP BULLS GET STRONGER; JORDAN NEARLY HITS TRIPLE-DOUBLE IN ROUT OF JAZZ. |
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907 |
| SIMI TO HOLD FORUM ON VISION FOR 2020. |
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416 |
| SPECIAL TAXES APPROVED BY THE FEW WHO VOTED; FIRE, LIBRARY JOBS SAVED IN DISMAL TURNOUT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
272 |
| STAR SIGHTINGS: V-BALL FANS IN A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN. |
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330 |
| STATE SENATE ENDORSES DISCLOSING CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS ON INTERNET. |
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495 |
| STRICT RULES PLANNED ABOARD BEACH BUS. |
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355 |
| TEEN-AGER ARRESTED AFTER FIRE AT HIGH SCHOOL. |
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252 |
| TRUE TRAILBLAZERS; INCH BY INCH, WEBSTER LOVINGLY CREATES FOOTPATHS IN THE LOCAL MOUNTAINS. |
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680 |
| UP & COMING. |
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258 |
| VALLEY RAIL LINE SET BACK; MTA PLAN ANGERS LOCAL SUPPORTERS. |
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461 |
| VOTE SPARES FIREFIGHTERS' JOBS. |
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290 |
| WATSON WINS, REAGGRAVATES HIP : ANGELS 7, KANSAS CITY 3. |
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727 |
| WATSON WINS, REAGGRAVATES HIP : ANGELS 7, KANSAS CITY 3. |
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June 5, 1997
