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| ``ISN'T THAT NICE?'' : OFFICER WORKERS ANSWER TELEPHONE'S CALL. |
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611 |
| 97 DEGREES : L.A. HIGH BREAKS 1916 RECORD WINTER HAS BLAZING EXIT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
453 |
| A LA CARTE : OSCAR VIEWING PARTIES. |
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788 |
| A MOVIE REISSUE OFFER YOU CAN'T REFUSE : COPPOLA'S `THE GODFATHER' RESTORED FOR BIG SCREEN ON 25TH ANNIVERSARY. |
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758 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : THEY'D BETTER BE BETTER. |
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491 |
| A WHIRLWIND OF PREPARATION. |
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665 |
| ABSTRACT PAINTER, EXPRESSIONIST ICON DE KOONING DIES. |
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Obituary |
718 |
| AGREEMENT COULD HALT SENATE BID TO DECERTIFY MEXICO. |
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124 |
| ANNEXATION PLAN FACES BRIEF DELAY. |
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241 |
| ARTIST ACQUITTED OF KILLING DENVER COLUMNIST LOPEZ. |
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190 |
| ARTISTRY MAKES LAST STAND AT WORLD SKATING. |
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365 |
| BANK GUARD KILLED DURING SHOOTOUT WITH GUNMAN. |
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352 |
| BILL TO BE MODIFIED TO EXPAND PAY HIKES. |
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286 |
| BIZWATCH : MARKETS. |
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500 |
| BOTTLE VILLAGE BACKERS' SPIRIT UNBROKEN : PANEL PLANS APPEAL OF FEMA'S ABOUT-FACE ON EARTHQUAKE FUNDING. |
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426 |
| BRIEFLY : BILLS RECEIVER CHARGED. |
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222 |
| BRIEFLY : WOMAN SENTENCED IN ARSON SLAYING. |
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497 |
| BURBANK HOSPITAL CITED : VIOLATIONS THREATEN BURBANK HOSPITAL'S STATUS. |
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495 |
| BURBANK SEEKS HELP FROM GLENDALE RESIDENTS IN AIRPORT FIGHT. |
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368 |
| BUSINESS NOTES. |
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532 |
| CANYON HIGH'S GO-TO GUYS ARE VICTORIOUS : CANYON 3, HIGHLAND 0. |
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388 |
| CANYON LOOKS FOR FRESH START. |
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494 |
| CEMENT PLANT TO STOP USING TOXICS AS FUEL : CITIZENS GROUP WELCOMES NEWS AFTER 10-YEAR FIGHT. |
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370 |
| CHILDREN RELEASE `SCHOOLED' FISH : THIRD-GRADERS FIND IT HARD TO SAY GOODBYE TO TROUT. |
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465 |
| CLASSIC A.V. LOOK AT FUTURE. |
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995 |
| CLINTON NAMES 2ND CHOICE FOR CIA : NOMINATION OF ACTING DIRECTOR AIMS TO END INTELLIGENCE TURMOIL. |
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640 |
| CLIPPERS TIGHTEN LASSO ON PLAYOFFS : CLIPPERS 108, KINGS 98. |
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691 |
| COMPANY ORDERED INTO RECEIVERSHIP. |
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381 |
| CONVERTED UNITS CALLED DEATHTRAPS. |
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708 |
| CSU CAMPUS PLAN FOR CAMARILLO SPURS DEBATE. |
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476 |
| CSU CAMPUS PLAN PROMPTS SOME DEBATE : MIXED USES PUT TRUSTEES, LOCAL OFFICIALS AT ODDS. |
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516 |
| DEFENDANT SAYS HE TOOK LAS VEGAS TRIP TO ESCAPE GRIEF. |
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397 |
| DEPUTY RESCUES CHILD IN DANGER. |
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265 |
| DODGERS SPRING TRAINING NOTEBOOK : BUTLER'S `BOUNCE' IS BACK. |
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642 |
| EARLIER RUN BY DUCKS RAISING PLAYOFF HOPES : DUCKS 6, KINGS 2. |
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607 |
| EDITORIAL : FEWER JOBS, HIGHER TAXES LIVING-WAGE ORDINANCE IS A FEEL-GOOD FANTASY. |
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391 |
| EDITORIAL : REPUGNANT REMEDIES SOME EFFORTS TO `REFORM' POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS GO TOO FAR. |
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452 |
| EX-DODGERS GM ALMOST DIED FROM PNEUMONIA. |
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341 |
| FASHION CALENDAR. |
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828 |
| FEEDING THE ANIMATION MACHINE : PASADENA EXTRAVAGANZA SERVES AS BOTH SHOWCASE AND JOB FAIR FOR THE INDUSTRY. |
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1150 |
| FINALLY, A LITLLE RESPECT : HARD WORK PAYS OFF FOR CROSHERE AT PROVIDENCE. |
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956 |
| FIRE KILLS 3 IN GARAGE HOME : WOMAN DIES WITH GRANDKIDS. |
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1004 |
| FIRMS ATTRIBUTE STOCKS' SLIDE TO BROKERAGE FIRM DIFFICULTIES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
417 |
| FLOCK OF HUMAN TOURISTS RETURNS TO SEE SWALLOWS REACH MISSION. |
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413 |
| FOR HARRICK, IT'S MARCH SADNESS. |
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673 |
| FROM THE FIELD : TRYING TO START A GAME THAT'S ALREADY FINISHED. |
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437 |
| GAME FOR THE AGES : SENIORS, TEENS FACE OFF IN POOL. |
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697 |
| GOLDEN LEAGUE PREVIEW : A LONG DISTANCE RUN AFFAIR. |
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760 |
| HAHN WANTS CHALLENGER'S FUNDS PROBED; STEIN RELEASES TV AD. |
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448 |
| HAMILTON CONFIDENT HE CAN OVERCOME CANCER. |
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192 |
| HIGHLANDERS SHOWING PROMISE. |
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369 |
| HOLD URGED ON REPORT ON HUBBELL, SOURCES SAY : POSSIBLE DAMAGE FEARED TO WHITEWATER PROBE. |
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398 |
| HOME VIDEOS A BIG HIT : STUDIO REVENUES FOR 1996 UP 18% FROM PREVIOUS YEAR. |
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Statistical Data Included |
591 |
| HOPEFULS SEEK TO REFINE CITY GOVERNMENT. |
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424 |
| HOUSE BARELY APPROVES COMP TIME LEGISLATION. |
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547 |
| INTERNET INDECENCY ARGUMENT REACHES U.S. SUPREME COURT. |
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516 |
| LAKERS VS. CLEVELAND. |
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231 |
| LEGENDS OF MOWTOWN ON THE ROAD, IN RACKS. |
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239 |
| LIGGETT EXPECTED TO ADMIT CIGARETTE DANGERS IN SETTLEMENT. |
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263 |
| LITTLEROCK HAS NEW ATTITUDE. |
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222 |
| LOCAL NOTES : ANTELOPE VALLEY UNBEATEN IN CONFERENCE PLAY. |
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473 |
| LOCAL NOTES : AVINA'S 4 HITS PACE INDIANS. |
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290 |
| MASTER'S COLLEGE BOWS OUT : BIRM-SOU. 73, MASTER'S 70. |
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370 |
| MIRTH'S WORTH UP : COMEDY BAROMETER REPORTS EXPENSE OF HUMOR'S NO JOKE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
351 |
| MURDER SUSPECT SEEN IN LANCASTER. |
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189 |
| NEIGHBORS HELP NAB BURGLARY SUSPECTS. |
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246 |
| NEIGHBORS UPSET WITH SOCCER SITE : NIGHT GAMES PROTESTED. |
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505 |
| NEWHALL LAND BUILDING STEAM AFTER STRONG SHOWING IN '96. |
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Statistical Data Included |
655 |
| NEWS & NOTES : `WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY' RETURNING TO ABC'S FALL LINEUP. |
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350 |
| NEWS LITE : DARDEN IGNORES PATERNITY CASE. |
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705 |
| NEWSPAPER SAYS CHINA TO RELEASE JAILED DISSIDENT. |
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213 |
| NOTES : CRESPI CHOOSES ALUMN DORNAN. |
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133 |
| NOTES : KENTUCKY'S EDWARDS TO MISS THE BIG DANCE. |
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310 |
| OLD BOYS AND YOUNG GUNS : THESE SQUADS ARE ALL IN THE FAMILY. |
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731 |
| ORGANIZATION CLOSER TO OBTAINING LAND FOR TRANSITIONAL HOUSING : UNITS FOR HOMELESS PLANNED IN THOUSAND OAKS. |
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604 |
| OUTPOST. |
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1121 |
| PILOTS ENDORSE AMERICAN DEAL. |
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260 |
| PRACTICE, SCOUT BEFORE CALLING TURKEYS : TRY GOBBLING LIKE THREE HENS TO FOOL TOMS INTO GUN RANGE. |
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865 |
| PROPERTY OWNERS WIN RIGHT TO SUE WILDLIFE PROTECTORS. |
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697 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : LAWS MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO EVICT BAD TENANTS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
1507 |
| PYNCHON AND SALINGER BLOSSOM IN THE LITERARY SPRING. |
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569 |
| RACE ENTRANTS FACE ADVENTURE. |
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1020 |
| ROCKER-ACTOR BON JOVI GETS LEAD ROLE IN BURNS' LATEST. |
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826 |
| ROCKFISHING : THE REEL CHALLENGE IS USING JIGS. |
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1100 |
| ROUNDUP : AGOURA RIDES PAST NEWBURY PARK. |
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513 |
| ROYAL SUFFERS IN SLUGFEST : CAMARILLO'S VICTORY SENDS EARLY MESSAGE CAMARILLO 18, ROYAL 1. |
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318 |
| SALMON OPENER IS SMASHING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
592 |
| SANTA CLARITA RANKED AMONG CITIES MOST FRIENDLY TO BUSINESS : SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TENDS TO HAVE RATES LOWER THAN THE NORTH; L.A. AN EXCEPTION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
502 |
| SCHOOLS HEAD SEARCH INFO REQUESTED. |
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432 |
| SHARRON IS KEY FOR T.O. : LEFT-HANDER WON 20 GAMES LAST YEAR. |
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370 |
| SHOTS FIRED IN RESTAURANT LOT : ST. PATRICK'S DAY BRAWL ESCALATED. |
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332 |
| SIMI TEEN'S VOLUNTEERING EARNS WHITE HOUSE VISIT. |
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579 |
| SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : 72-YEAR-OLD, 2 OTHERS ARRESTED IN DRUG CASE. |
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341 |
| SLAIN OFFICER LINKED TO WIFE OF RAP RECORD CHIEF KNIGHT. |
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1037 |
| SOCCER ROUNDUP : MANCHESTER UNITED ADVANCES TO SEMIS. |
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443 |
| SOFTBALL BEAT : HOOVER'S HERBERT MAKES A SPLASH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
578 |
| SOFTWARE UNVEILED TO TRACK GANGS IN STATE. |
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388 |
| SOME USING COMPSOT SITE TO ILLEGALLY DISCARD WASTE. |
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606 |
| STATE AGENCY REBUTS CRITICS : QUACKENBUSH AIDES LAUD COMMISSIONER. |
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274 |
| STATE'S OVERTIME RULES INFLEXIBLE : WITHOUT CHANGES IN OUTDATED LAWS, CALIFORNIA EMPLOYEES DOUBLE LOSERS. |
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862 |
March 20, 1997
