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| `ENGLISH PATIENT' IS PERFECT RX FOR TOURISM IN EGYPT : TOURISM BOOM. |
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1127 |
| `MOMPRENEUR' TAKES JOB HOME. |
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1150 |
| 8 INJURED IN INMATE SCUFFLE. |
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102 |
| A NEW WAY FOR L.A. : VOTERS MUST OK PROPOSITION 8, CREATING A CHARTER REFORM PANEL TO OVERHAUL DOCUMENT SO RESIDENTS HAVE VOICE IN RUNNING OF CITY. |
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972 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : ACTRESSES CAUGHT ON QUICKLY. |
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447 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : RUTGERS CONSIDERS HARRICK. |
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347 |
| AARP PRESIDENT UPDATES SENIORS ON TAX OPTIONS. |
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716 |
| AIRCRAFT CONTRACTOR PREPARES TO ADD JOBS AT PALMDALE PLANT. |
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417 |
| ALBANIAN COALITION PROVOKING VIOLENCE, RULING PARTY SAYS. |
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319 |
| ANGELS REAFFIRM THEIR WORTH IN WIN : ANGELS 5, DODGERS 1. |
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569 |
| ARCHEOLOGISTS FIND LOST CITY : CARIBBEAN SITE REMNANT OF CULTURE THAT MET COLUMBUS. |
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781 |
| ARMSTRONG ALTERED FOCUS DURING HIS BOUT WITH CANCER. |
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746 |
| ARMY TESTS HIGH-TECH WARFARE : DESERT EXERCISES UTILIZE ADVANCED COMPUTER GEAR. |
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788 |
| AUSCHWITZ SURVIVORS' LIVES EERILY SIMILAR. |
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730 |
| BRAINWASHING NOT EVIDENT, EXPERTS SAY : PREY ON IGNORANCE. |
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792 |
| BRIEFLY : COLLINSES FARE POORLY IN BIG ALL-STAR GAME. |
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282 |
| BRITISH POLITICS CAUGHT IN KISS FLAP. |
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535 |
| CALIFORNIA DISTRICT TO STOP RANKING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. |
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345 |
| CANOGA PARISH BLENDS FLOCK OF MANY COLORS. |
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954 |
| CHAMINADE GRADS HELP PENN STATE FENCE IN NCAA TITLES. |
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674 |
| CHRISTIAN COALITION CALLS GINGRICH AN ASSET. |
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321 |
| CLINTON APPEALS FOR PRAYERS FOR BEATEN CHICAGO BOY. |
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377 |
| CLIPPERS VS. INDIANA. |
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222 |
| COMMENTARY : COLLEGE COACHES: KEEP OUT. |
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1369 |
| CONCERTO GETS KEY VICTORY; INEXCESSIVELYGOOD DESTROYED. |
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640 |
| COUNCIL ACTS TO REFINE LAW ON LAWN PARKING. |
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270 |
| COUPLE SPREADS THE MAGIC OF CLASSIC THEATER. |
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748 |
| CRABBERS FEAR FINANCIAL WOES OVER ICY SEA. |
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865 |
| CRASH HAUNTS `SURVIVOR'. |
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566 |
| CULT'S TACTICS SAPPED IDENTITY : RITUAL, REGIMEN LED LASTLY TO GRAVE. |
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608 |
| CULTISTS' CHILDREN COPE WITH TRAGEDY : FAMILIES CANNOT EXPLAIN MOTIVES. |
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706 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : VIRGINIA RUTLEDGE HOLLEY. |
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580 |
| DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL : THE STRUCTURE AND PSYCHOLOGY OF FILM NOIR. |
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937 |
| DEPASSE FINDS A `SMART GUY' IN MOWRY. |
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716 |
| DETAILS SURFACE ABOUT MEMBERS' LIVES, POSSIBLE REASONS : RAYMOND ALAN BOWERS. |
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1888 |
| DIALING UP DOLLARS : PSYCHICS FORECAST FUTURE OF FORTUNE. |
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1011 |
| DINING BEAT : REYES RETURNS FOR FOOD'S SAKE. |
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389 |
| DINING DEALS : UNLOCK THE TAN DOOR. |
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288 |
| DODGERS MUM ON SALE : IF THERE ARE ANY TAKERS FOR FRANCHISE PACKAGE, NO ONE'S SAYING. |
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900 |
| DUO FIGHTS CRIME WHERE IT'S WORST : PALMDALE PATROL PROVIDES STRONG PRESENCE. |
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486 |
| EARLY SPORTS ACTIVITY MAKES BIG DIFFERENCE IN REST OF GIRL'S LIFE. |
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683 |
| EDITORIAL : REJECT PROP. 7. |
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Editorial |
231 |
| EDITORIAL : RIORDAN FOR MAYOR HE KEPT THE FAITH OF VOTERS, AND DESERVES RE-ELECTION. |
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Editorial |
564 |
| EFFORTS TO FIGHT TERRORISM SPUR RIGHTS DEBATE : FREEDOM MAY BE TRADE-OFF FOR SAFETY. |
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918 |
| EMBEZZLER COMES CLEAN : EXECUTIVE REVEALS HOW HE TOOK AT LEAST $85 MILLION. |
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1596 |
| EVANS BEATS NERVES, UCLA : ARIZONA 4-1, UCLA 1-5. |
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465 |
| EVOLUTION OF PESTS TOO QUICK FOR TOXINS. |
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183 |
| EX-LABOR SECRETARY REICH PENS MEMOIR : PROVING THE IMPOSSIBLE. |
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710 |
| FIRE DEBATE FLARES : CONGRESS ARGUES VALUE OF CONTROLLED BURN FOR HEALTHY FORESTS. |
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1071 |
| FLIGHTS OF FANCY : BIPLANE COMPANY OPERATORS SOARING AFTER QUITTING DAY JOBS. |
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574 |
| FREEWAY NOTES : HALL'S MARK COULD BE IN BULLPEN. |
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335 |
| FRENCH PRESERVE COUNTRY LIFE, SUPPORT WETLANDS. |
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810 |
| GORE SAYS VISIT TO CHINA PRODUCED `MOMENTUM'. |
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421 |
| GREAT MOMENTS IN HOLLYWOOD BASEBALL. |
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920 |
| HALLELUJAH : BLESSING OF ANIMALS PRECEDES EASTER. |
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744 |
| HART DISTRICT EXAMINES NEW ENERGY SYSTEM. |
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689 |
| HISTORIAN SEEKS TO CLOSE CASE ON EARHART : GIVEN FALSE IDENTITY. |
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926 |
| HOLY SEPULCHER'S DOME RESTORED IN TIME FOR EASTER. |
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250 |
| HOLY TIME : POPE LEADS WAY OF CROSS PROCESSION. |
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398 |
| HOME-CARE NURSE, SPOUSE TO BE TRIED IN CREDIT SCHEME. |
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263 |
| HONG KONG BAZAAR : IT'S STILL SHOP 'TIL YOU DROP IN COLONY ON BRINK OF COMMUNISM. |
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1668 |
| HONG KONG SEATS, ROOMS GOING FAST. |
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260 |
| JACKSON IN HIGH GEAR : POINT GUARD COULD PUT END TO STOCKTON'S ASSIST STREAK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
500 |
| JAPANESE GIRL BRINGS QUEST FOR A NEW HEART TO UCLA : 8-YEAR-OLD STYMIED BY LAWS OF HOMELAND. |
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383 |
| KENTUCKY'S WILDCATS WEAR DOWN GOPHERS : KENTUCKY 78, MINNESOTA 69. |
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623 |
| LAUSD SPLIT RETURNING TO THE FORE. |
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1339 |
| LEGACIES WILL GET NEW STARS : TRADITION-RICH OLD DOMINION AND TENNESSEE VIE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP. |
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1075 |
| LET PUBLIC JOIN IN SEARCH FOR SUPERINTENDENT : DIRECTION. |
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651 |
| LETTERS : ADVENTUROUS GIRLS WORTHY OF PRAISE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
214 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : YOU PAY YOUR MONEY, AND YOU TAKE YOUR SHOT. |
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Letter to the Editor |
558 |
| LITERARY MAGIC IN A SPICY TALE. |
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611 |
| LOCAL RED CROSS PITCHED IN WHEN OHIO RIVER FLOODED. |
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650 |
| LUNGREN MAY REVISIT TOBACCO ISSUE. |
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386 |
| MAD SCRAMBLE : ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT GOES OVER EASY WITH EAGER YOUNGSTERS IN MOORPARK. |
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460 |
| MAYORAL RUN HAS ITS TRIO OF DON QUIXOTES : LITTLE-KNOWN CANDIDATES KEEP UP THEIR CAMPAIGNS. |
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534 |
| MCVEIGH TRIAL TO START MONDAY IN DENVER. |
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429 |
| MIDEAST PEACE PROCESS IN LIMBO : PALESTINIANS WON'T TALK UNTIL ISRAEL STOPS BUILDING ON ARAB LAND. |
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566 |
| MOCKING THE HAND THAT FEEDS YOU : WRITER JOHN GREGORY DUNNE TELLS TRYING TALE OF EIGHT-YEAR ODYSSEY TO CREATE DISNEY FILM. |
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1106 |
| MOORER WINS IN SLEEPWALK. |
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324 |
| MOTOR SPORTS : VILLENEUVE CLAIMS POLE FOR BRAZILIAN GRAND PRIX. |
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207 |
| MOUNTAIN LIFE WORTH THE TRIP. |
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533 |
| MYSTERIES : `TRUNK MUSIC' AUTHOR HITS ALL THE RIGHT NOTES. |
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1519 |
| NAGANO'S ROADS NOT READY FOR OLYMPICS. |
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563 |
| NASA HEAD WANTS ENVELOPE PUSHED : GOLDIN OUTLINES GOALS TO MEET AVIATION NEEDS OF 21ST CENTURY. |
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1167 |
| NEIPP SETS MEET RECORD IN PASADENA GAMES' 3,200. |
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468 |
| NEW AGE IS RAGE IN TODAY'S BASEBALL : LAST YEAR, 12 PLAYERS HIT 40 HRS, .300. |
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Statistical Data Included |
738 |
| NEW FIBER-OPTIC SYSTEM VIES FOR CABLE BUSINESS : GTE AMERICAST CONTINUES WORK ON $40 MILLION PROJECT IN AREA. |
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1043 |
| NEW SPRING BREATHES LIFE BACK INTO GLUM GAME. |
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1845 |
| NEW WALTON REUNION A BIT RUSTY. |
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Television Program Review |
450 |
| NEW WORKER'S MANNER NEEDS SOME FINE-TUNING. |
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739 |
| NEWHALL RANCH DEVELOPER MAY ALTER PROJECT : SIZE WOULD REMAIN UNCHANGED, SANTA CLARITA OFFICIAL SAYS. |
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647 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS QUAYLE SAYS U.S. MORALLY BANKRUPT. |
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816 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS RAPPER ARRESTED ON WEAPON CHARGE. |
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809 |
| NOISY ROOSTERS RUFFLE FEATHERS : ALARCON WANTS QUIET, CITES CONCERNS. |
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447 |
| NORMAN DOGGED ABOUT GREAT FALL. |
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613 |
| NOTES : PIERCE SOFTBALL COACH READY FOR NEW MISSION. |
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269 |
| PARENTING : KIDS NEED LOVE - AND DISCIPLINE. |
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671 |
| PARENTS TO MEMORIALIZE SON WITH AMPHITHEATER. |
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1015 |
| PARTY LINES : GALA IS MUSIC TO SCHOOLS' EARS. |
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559 |
| PHONE RATES COULD SOON CLIMB : `SOPHIE'S CHOICE'. |
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873 |
| PINE FUNGUS MAKES ITS WAY TO BAY AREA : GOLDEN GATE PARK TREES AT RISK. |
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551 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SUICIDES: `ARE WE SO MUCH BETTER THAN THEY?'. |
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Editorial |
1582 |
| RAM LARAMIE SLT MOVES LIKE A MAMMOTH : TEST DRIVE. |
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504 |
| REMOTE HUNK OF NEVADA UP FOR SALE. |
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331 |
| REPUBLICAN'S STORY SHOWS VIRTUE CAN STILL BEAT MONEY. |
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1094 |
| RESIDENTS EMBRACE PATROL PROGRAM : NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH RETAKES TURF. |
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931 |
| RIORDAN, HAYDEN ALIKE : SURPRISE! A CLOSER LOOK AT MAYOR, CHALLENGER SHOWS THAT THEY ARE NOT MUCH DIFFERENT. |
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1112 |
| RIVERSIDE COUNTY WEIGHS TRASH IMPORTATION ISSUES. |
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323 |
| ROOKIES SHMOOKIES. |
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857 |
| ROUNDUP : CHAMINADE RIDES HAMILL'S BAT. |
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606 |
| SAME OLD KINGS : PITTBURGH 4, KINGS 1. |
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400 |
| SAN JOSE BACKS ORDINANCE REGULATING MARIJUANA CLUBS. |
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249 |
| SOCCER PLAYERS PACK CENTER : DEMAND HIGH, BUT NEIGHBORS WANT OPERATING HOURS CUT. |
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575 |
| SOCIETY STILL REELS FROM '60S IMPACT. |
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688 |
| SOUTHLAND: BRIEFLY : DEAD BODY FOUND IN SHOPPING CART. |
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237 |
| SPRING TRAINING NOTEBOOK : MCDOWELL HEADED TO DL? |
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577 |
| STRUCTURING FUN FOR KIDS MORE THAN CHILD'S PLAY. |
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646 |
| TAKING STOCK OF LIBRARY OF CONGRESS ITEMS : OFFICIAL BEEFING UP SECURITY. |
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727 |
| TEEN GETS APOLOGY, STATE FAIR INVITATION. |
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334 |
| TENNESSEE, KENTUCKY HIT BY TORNADO HAVOC. |
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246 |
| TENNIS : HINGIS ROMPS OVER SELES, IMPROVES TO 26-0 FOR YEAR. |
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611 |
| TIME FOR NEW DEAL? : IRABU'S SITUATION HIGHLIGHTS PROBLEMS. |
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541 |
| TIPOFF : THE MUD'S SET TO FLY IN AT LEAST ONE LOCAL RACE. |
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592 |
| TIPS ON DEALING WITH RATTLESNAKES. |
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179 |
| TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL : GATE HOUSE OFFERS HEAVELY HAVEN. |
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891 |
| TOURS, ETC : RAFTING IN IDAHO IS ON TAP. |
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326 |
| TRAVEL BARGAINS : WILLIAMSBURG'S REVOLUTIONARY TICKET A PASS TO COLONIAL PAST. |
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516 |
| TURNER SAYS NATION NOW `RID OF A FEW NUTS'. |
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247 |
| UCLA STUDY POINTS OUT EFFECTS OF BREAKUP. |
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214 |
| UNITED SPOILS OPENER : GALAXY CAN'T SCORE D.C. UNITED 1, GALAXY 0. |
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765 |
| UP & COMING : PARENTS. |
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355 |
| UP & COMING. |
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242 |
| UTAH'S MONUMENT VALLEY WOWS TOURISTS WITH WONDERS. |
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931 |
| VIETNAMESE BOAT PEOPLE RETURN TO LAND THEY FLED. |
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684 |
| VISUAL EFFECTS EXPERT SEES BOOST IN CAREER. |
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594 |
| VOLUNTEERS HELP 30 THROUGH INS PROCESS. |
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328 |
| WE'VE GOT A 'CAT FIGHT : ARIZONA'S WILDCATS: PAC-10 5TH GETS TO FINAL ARIZONA 66, N. CAROLINA 58. |
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784 |
| WESTERN CIVILIZATION : COWBOY POETS ARE WELL-VERSED IN THE HEARTFELT EMOTIONS OF YESTERYEAR'S CULTURE. |
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1235 |
| WHAT A DRIP! THIS WINTER WAS ONE OF THE WETTEST. |
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Statistical Data Included |
282 |
| WHAT TO KNOW WHEN PLANTING PRODUCE FOR THE HUNGRY. |
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499 |
| WOMAN SCALES HALF DOME AFTER HEART TRANSPLANT. |
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704 |
| WOMEN WILL MAKE NBA CALLS. |
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601 |
| WORKER FATALLY SHOT BY ROBBER. |
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197 |
March 30, 1997
