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| [0] GONERS; JAZZ ENDS LAKERS' SEASON IN OT WIN. |
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883 |
| 13-RUN SEVENTH INNING REJUVENATES ANGELS : ANGELES 16 CHICAGO 8. |
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460 |
| 1997 NBA PLAYOFFS : TODAY'S GAMES SEATTLE AT HOUSTON. |
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89 |
| A HEALTHY DOSE OF SURVIVAL SKILLS MIXED IN WITH MATH AND SCIENCE LESSONS; SOME TEACHERS YOU JUST NEVER FORGET. |
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711 |
| A WISH GRANT-ED; TINSELTOWN'S BIGGEST BOOSTER, HONORARY MAYOR GETTING CONCRETE RECOGNITION. |
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2406 |
| AIRPORT TENANT'S OUSTER FLIES IN FACE OF REASON. |
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Editorial |
656 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : MAN'S BODY FOUND FLOATING IN AQUEDUCT. |
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163 |
| ATHLETE LOSES FOR FIGHTING; FOREIGN STUDENT TAKEN OFF ROYAL TENNIS TEAM. |
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211 |
| AVC WORKER TO SEEK BOARD SEAT. |
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187 |
| BANKRUPT M.C. HAMMER PUTS HOME ON THE MARKET. |
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330 |
| BASEBALL BEAT : PLAYERS SECOND TO NONE. |
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637 |
| BEGGING MEASURE ON HOLD. |
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216 |
| BIZWATCH : MARKETS. |
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447 |
| BLACK-OWNED FIRMS' PACE LAGS; ECONOMY, AFFIRMATIVE-ACTION BACKLASH HURT, MAGAZINE SAYS : BIG BUSINESSES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
652 |
| BRIEFLY : DOCTORS SAVE 4-YEAR-OLD'S ARM. |
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500 |
| BRYANT'S AIR BALLS GIVE JAZZ BREATHING ROOM. |
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Statistical Data Included |
594 |
| BURBANK TO WEIGH STORES' PERMITS BY LEE CONDON DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER. |
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525 |
| BUSINESS NOTES. |
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501 |
| CAL LUTHERAN GOLFERS BEGIN NCAA PLAY. |
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425 |
| CAL LUTHERAN NAMES ANNUAL POET HONOREES. |
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679 |
| CANYONS TO STEP UP IN CLASS; SADDLEBACK FIGURES TO PROVIDE TOUGH BATTERS TO TEST PITCHERS. |
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476 |
| CATCHING GRIEF; PIAZZA IN PRECARIOUS POSITION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1162 |
| CHAIRMAN AT DELTA AIR STEPS DOWN : COST-CUTTING MADE AIRLINE PROFITABLE. |
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445 |
| CITY TO TAP GRANT FOR BURGLARY DETAIL; FEDERAL MONEY WOULD BE USED TO COMBAT DAYTIME BREAK-INS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
376 |
| CONTACT LENS MAKER SETTLES PRICING LAWSUIT. |
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292 |
| COURT CURBS AGENCY'S CONTROL OVER MINORITY VOTING DISTRICTS. |
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381 |
| DA'S OFFICE DECIDES NOT TO CHARGE ZEANAH. |
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222 |
| DEPUTY DIRECTOR SEES CHALLENGE IN TAKING OVER TROUBLED AGENCY. |
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303 |
| DIRECTOR WINKLER JAZZED BY ELLINGTON-STRAYHORN STORY. |
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771 |
| DOCTORS: SHARP HAS TO SIT OUT; HEAD INJURY NEEDS MORE TIME TO HEAL. |
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804 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK : FORGET SALE, CLAIRE'S CONCERN IS MAKING OFFENSE SAIL. |
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538 |
| DODGERS WOULD FIT LIKE GLOVE; TEAM COULD GIVE MURDOCH PROGRAMMING PUNCH. |
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1029 |
| DOG BROUGHT BACK FROM DEAD BY SKILLFUL HANDS; CANINE LUCKY TO HAVE PARAMEDICS IN HOUSE. |
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323 |
| EASE OF USE COMES FIRST WITH TRIUMPHS OF DESIGN. |
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441 |
| EDITORIAL : GRAVELY ILL PATIENT MEDICARE GROWS SICKER BY THE MINUTE, BUT CLINTON AND CONGRESS REFUSE TO OFFER. |
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Editorial |
219 |
| EDITORIAL NO BACK-ROOM DEALS : REFORMING THE LAPD SHOULD BE OPEN AND ABOVE BOARD IF THE POLICE COMMISSION AND MAYOR WANT TO BUILD PUBLIC CONFIDENCE AND CREDIBILITY. |
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Editorial |
659 |
| FAMILY RELATIONS GO SWIMMINGLY; ONLY CHILD MCINTYRE TRIES TO TREAT HER TEAMMATES LIKE SIBLINGS. |
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455 |
| FAMILY UNHURT IN BLAZE; HOUSE FIRE IN SAUGUS CAUSES $100,000 IN DAMAGE. |
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289 |
| FIRE TAX PLACED ON BALLOT : L.A. COUNTY VOTERS ASKED FOR SUPPORT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
604 |
| FIRMS CAN'T FIRE WORKERS, MOVE JOBS TO CUT BENEFITS, COURT RULES. |
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545 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
37 |
| FOUR WOMEN VS. THE NFL; CAN `MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL' BEAT NBC'S ALL-FEMALE TEAM? |
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651 |
| FRED MEYER TO ACQUIRE SMITH'S. |
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204 |
| FROM THE FIELD: LANGSTON'S LEFT ELBOW WILL BE WATCHED CLOSELY. |
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360 |
| GAY DAD FIGHTS TO KEEP SONS. |
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298 |
| GAY FATHER FIGHTS TO KEEP SONS; FORMER PALMDALE COUPLE FACING N.C. COURT. |
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549 |
| GETTING TO THE ROOT OF FAVORITE PLANTS. |
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620 |
| GOLF: CALABASAS IN SECTIONAL FOR FIRST TIME. |
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Statistical Data Included |
581 |
| GONERS; JAZZ ENDS LAKERS' SEASON IN OT WIN. |
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935 |
| HACKER COMPLIED, LAWYER SAYS; COURT DELVES MITNICK PROBATION. |
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375 |
| HIS TACKLES, MUSIC ROCK; YOUNG PLAYS A MEAN GUITAR AND FOOTBALL. |
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697 |
| HOME PRICES IN VALLEY SEE CONSECUTIVE GAINS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
612 |
| HOMETOWN HEROES : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK. |
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608 |
| JETHAWKS DEFEATED BY MODESTO IN 10TH : MODESTO 5 JETHAWKS 4. |
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248 |
| JETHAWKS SHED NO TEARS. |
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554 |
| JUBILEES: HITTING HIGH NOTES 50 YEARS LATER. |
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181 |
| L.A. BEAT : DODGERS PARK'S BEST FRIEND. |
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237 |
| LAPD RECALLS FALLEN OFFICERS : FAMILIES, DIGNITARIES ATTEND CEREMONY. |
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394 |
| LAUSD'S PROPOSED BUDGET ITS BIGGEST YET; $5.3 BILLION PLAN DETAILED. |
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691 |
| LIQUOR GIANTS AGREE TO JOIN OPERATIONS : PLAN VALUED AT $22 BILLION. |
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380 |
| LOCAL NOTES : BRONCO MARINERS GET COMEBACK WIN. |
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368 |
| LOCAL NOTES : DATE SET FOR YOUTH BASEBALL TOURNEY. |
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257 |
| LOCAL NOTES : RHYTHMICS IN MOTION PRIMED FOR MEET. |
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326 |
| LOCAL STUDENTS WIN AWARDS AT SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL. |
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324 |
| MAN GETS 16 MONTHS IN VOTER FRAUD CASE. |
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236 |
| MCVEIGH CASED SITE, WITNESS SAYS; FORTIER TESTIFIES FEDERAL BUILDING PICKED TO CAUSE `GENERAL UPRISING'. |
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711 |
| MILITIA SUSPECT'S ARREST SHOCKING : FRIENDS, CO-WORKERS AT A LOSS TO EXPLAIN WEAPONS STOCKPILE. |
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549 |
| MIRAMAX SLATE INCLUDES GOODING, KIDMAN, SILVERSTONE. |
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628 |
| MONEY MATTERS: EDGY ANALYSTS CAST ONE EYE TOWARD FED. |
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576 |
| MOTHERS PROTEST SALE OF ALCOHOL AT BARGAIN STORE. |
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531 |
| NAMES RELEASED OF 4 MARINES LOST OFF COAST. |
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360 |
| NEWS & NOTES : GRODIN MULLS DITCHING CNBC FOR THE RIGHT SYNDICATION SLOT. |
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519 |
| NEWS LITE : AUSTRALIAN SWIMMER GOES THE DISTANCE FOR RECORD. |
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906 |
| O'MALLEY ASKS OK TO NEGOTIATE WITH MURDOCH; O'MALLEY DEAL IN THE WORKS WITH MURDOCH. |
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1052 |
| PANEL BACKS CHIEF'S DECISION : 2 COMMANDERS FACE DEMOTION. |
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542 |
| PARKING LOT WARS A REMNANT OF OUR ANCESTORS, STUDY SAYS. |
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658 |
| PLATFORM-RELATED INJURIES A SHOE-IN. |
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775 |
| PRINTOUT SHOWS CRUCIAL MOVE IN CHESS MATCH. |
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590 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : DRIVE TO SILENCE TALK SHOW HOST CONDEMNED. |
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Editorial |
1530 |
| PUSH COMES TO SHOVE FOR JAZZ. |
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585 |
| SANTA CLARITA: BRIEFLY : ECO-VILLAGE SESSION PLANNED AT CITY HALL. |
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188 |
| SAUGUS HIGH JOURNALIST HAS THE WRITE STUFF. |
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472 |
| SEABORNE DEFECTORS LAND IN SOUTH KOREA. |
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144 |
| SENTENCING LAWS FLAWED : MANDATORY TIME INEFFICIENT, STUDY FINDS. |
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479 |
| SEVEN MOUNTAINEERS FEARED DEAD AFTER STORM ON MOUNT EVEREST. |
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313 |
| SHERIFF'S SERGEANT PLANS TO RUN FOR PALMDALE MAYOR. |
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465 |
| SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR RESIGNS; ISOM, 22-YEAR VETERAN, UNDER FIRE IN CHILD ABUSE CASES, WELFARE REFORM. |
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746 |
| SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN MCBAIN'S 87TH PRECINCT. |
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219 |
| TEENS HEAD FOR FOOTLIGHTS : ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE FOR TWO THESPIANS FROM LITTLEROCK HIGH. |
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745 |
| TENNIS : UCLA MIXES LUCK WITH SERVE, VOLLEYS. |
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1037 |
| TRIAL OPENS FOR MAN ACCUSED IN '84 SLAYING. |
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484 |
| U.S. OFFERS $100,000 IN IRAN QUAKE AID. |
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217 |
| UP & COMING. |
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282 |
| UP & COMING. |
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316 |
| VAN EXEL SHRUGS OVER POSSIBLE TRADE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
619 |
| WARBIRDS OVER THE VALLEY; DOZEN FORMER MILITARY JETS ROOST AT VAN NUYS AIRPORT. |
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1056 |
| WASHINGTON TOUGHENS RULES ON FOOD SAFETY. |
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190 |
| WHITE HOUSE APPEALS TO HIGH COURT. |
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626 |
| WILSON GETS MIXED GRADES FROM PTA; CLASSROOM PLAN LACKS FUNDS, GROUP SAYS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
757 |
| WILSON OFFERS CHILD-CARE ASSISTANCE; $277 MILLION ADDED IN BUDGET. |
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675 |
May 13, 1997
