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| `PUMP BOYS' IS A REAL GAS : BROADWAY HIT REVUE OF RURAL SOUTHERN HIGH JINKS MAKES ITS WAY TO FORUM THEATRE. |
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Theater Review |
482 |
| `WARRIORS' WITHOUT MUCH VIRTUE. |
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Movie Review |
586 |
| `WE STUNK IT UP' : BYRON SCOTT RIPS TEAMMATES; HE GETS THEIR ATTENTION, BUT WILL IT MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE? |
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624 |
| 21-YEAR-OLD TO STAND TRIAL IN T.O. RAPES. |
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594 |
| ALL-STAR GAME HAS VERVE FROM VENTURA. |
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353 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY SKIES REPORTED CLEANEST IN 20 YEARS. |
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318 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : LITTLEROCK CLEANUP DAY ANNOUNCED. |
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259 |
| ART/SNEAK PEEK : SCULPTURE GETS SHAKEN UP. |
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498 |
| AVC NOTES : A.V. CAPTURES ANOTHER SOFTBALL TITLE. |
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497 |
| BAKERY RISES TO OCCASION : MANHATTAN BAGEL TO OPEN VALLEY PLANT. |
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|
307 |
| BEACH TO TRANSFER. |
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Statistical Data Included |
100 |
| BELUSHI SINGIN' THE BLUES OVER `BLUES BROTHERS'. |
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|
782 |
| BIZWATCH : MARKETS. |
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|
523 |
| BLEIBERG NAMED T.O. VOLLEYBALL COACH. |
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|
540 |
| BLUE CHIP COULD BITE BUFFETT : BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY SUED BY ACQUIRED COMPANY'S FORMER SHAREHOLDERS. |
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593 |
| BRIEFLY : DUI ARREST FOLLOWS FOUR-FREEWAY CHASE. |
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569 |
| BUDGET DEAL LOOKS LIKELY. |
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820 |
| BUSINESS NOTES. |
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|
469 |
| CHAPTER AND VERSE ON REALLY BAD LUCK. |
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Movie Review |
534 |
| CHP OFFICER WOUNDS DRIVER AFTER CHASE. |
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182 |
| CITY HOSTING EVANGELICAL MEN'S RALLY : WOMEN'S GROUP PLANS MEETING IN 2 WEEKS. |
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643 |
| CLASSICAL/SNEAK PEEK : TITANIC VOYAGE SET TO POEM FOR ORCHESTRA. |
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493 |
| CONGRESSMEN WANT INS AGENTS AT JAILS. |
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299 |
| COSBY SUSPECT GETS NEW LAWYERS : PUBLIC TO PAY BILL FOR DEFENSE CASE. |
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464 |
| COURTING SUMMERTIME VIEWERS, FOX SCHEDULING FRESH EPISODES. |
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279 |
| CREWS BATTLE BLAZES : 2 BLAZES ERUPT ON FIRST DAY OF FIRE SEASON. |
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641 |
| CUTTING JOBS FUELS CEOS' PAY, REPORT SAYS : SALARY, BONUSES UP 22% IN '96 FOR TOP DOWNSIZERS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
735 |
| DAY OF PRAYER GATHERS FAITHFUL : CHRISTIAN SERVICES, SONGS, SERMONS TELEVISED FROM VAN NUYS CHURCH. |
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|
467 |
| DESPITE SUSPENSE, `BREAKDOWN' BREAKS DOWN. |
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Movie Review |
613 |
| DINING BEAT : MOONLIGHT MAKE OVER. |
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360 |
| EDITORIAL : L.A.'S MONEY PIT OFFICIALS ARE TRYING TO THROW PARK FUNDS INTO A SLIDE-RAVAGED PACIFIC PALISADES CANYON. |
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Editorial |
425 |
| EDITORIAL : POLICE COMMISSION'S GOOD JOB PANEL MADE AN INDEPENDENT DECISION ON INTERIM CHIEF. |
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Editorial |
409 |
| EDWARDS CINEMA RAISES CURTAIN ON MOVIE MEGAPLEX EXPANSION : BOOMING BIG-SCREEN BONANZA. |
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720 |
| ESCAPED KILLER MAILS LETTER TO JAILER. |
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|
328 |
| EVA MASON, 59-YEAR VALLEY RESIDENT, AT 76. |
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Obituary |
290 |
| FDR MEMORIAL TO OPEN TODAY IN U.S. CAPITAL. |
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|
308 |
| FIDELITY FILLS ITS CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER POSITION. |
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482 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : DIRECTOR'S CUT OF `THE BIG SLEEP' UNCOVERED AT NUART. |
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677 |
| FOLLOWING FAMILY'S FOOTSTEPS : FORMER T.O. STAR CRAWFORD FINDING SUCCESS AT MOORPARK. |
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|
733 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
53 |
| FROM THE FIELD : KARIYA, SELANNE WILL NEED HELP. |
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396 |
| GOLF ROUNDUP : EX-MASTERS CHAMPION PICARD DIES. |
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461 |
| GREENSPAN SAYS NEW RULES ON HORIZON. |
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431 |
| HART PAIR MAKING SPLASH : INDIANS FOLLOWING LEAD TO POSSIBLE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP. |
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584 |
| HART'S MAY RESIGNS : LONGTIME COACH PURSUES JC BASKETBALL OPPORTUNITIES. |
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278 |
| HASEK SUSPENDED THREE GAMES, FINED. |
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780 |
| HOT SPOTS : TIDBIT HEAVEN. |
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301 |
| JETHAWKS' FARNSWORTH GETS RUNG UP : BAKERSFIELD 11 JETHAWKS 6. |
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193 |
| JETHAWKS' SPENCER ALMOST ALL THE WAY BACK. |
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586 |
| KENTUCKY DERBY NOTEBOOK : CAPTAIN BODGIT ONE OF FAVORITES. |
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350 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : CHILDREN OF `MOON'. |
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454 |
| L.A. BEAT : SOCCER PERSONNEL KEEPS CHANGING. |
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150 |
| LABOR PUTS MAJOR IN MINORITY : BLAIR NEW PRIME MINISTER AS BRITISH VOTERS OUST CONSERVATIVES. |
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774 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK : GAME 3 NOT SUITABLE VIEWING FOR VAN EXEL. |
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|
607 |
| LANGSTON'S ELBOW OK. |
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314 |
| LAST OFFER SENT TO SECESSIONISTS, ATTORNEY SAYS. |
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|
410 |
| LEARNING STREET JUSTICE : TRAFFIC COURT HELD AT MONROE HIGH AS PART OF LAW DAY. |
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|
521 |
| LETTERS : SPORTS ASSOCIATION'S MAILERS DECEIVING. |
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Letter to the Editor |
1070 |
| MAJOR LEAGUE NOTES : ISRINGHAUSEN MAY HAVE TREATABLE TUBERCULOSIS. |
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518 |
| MAY LEAVES HART TO SEEK COLLEGE POST. |
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81 |
| MCVEIGH QUEST TO BUILD BOMB TOLD IN COURT. |
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361 |
| MYERS' SCRIPT FOR CHEEKY `AUSTIN' A BIT UNDER-POWERED. |
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Movie Review |
457 |
| NATURAL GAS LINE CUT OPEN NEAR VALENCIA SHOPPING MALL. |
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348 |
| NEW STATE COMPUTER SYSTEM MAY BE UNUSABLE. |
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|
760 |
| NEWS LITE : PREMIUM PLACED ON PHILANTHROPY. |
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|
1085 |
| NUMBER OF TEEN-AGERS HAVING SEX DROPS FOR FIRST TIME IN 25 YEARS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
544 |
| OFFICERS HONORED FOR QUICK REACTIONS : DRUNK-DRIVING SUSPECT NEARLY IN COLLISION. |
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372 |
| OFFICIALS HURRY TO QUALIFY FOR FUNDS. |
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420 |
| ON-LINE EATERY OPENING IN AREA : NEWHALL CAFE OFFERS WEB ACCESS, DARTS, BEER, STEAK DINNERS. |
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354 |
| ON-LINE SERVICES SETTLE DISPUTE OVER CHARGES. |
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|
403 |
| PARADE, DANCING SET FOR CINCO DE MAYO. |
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240 |
| PARTY ON! : - NOT! OFF CAMERA, MYERS A FAR CRY FROM WAYNE, AUSTIN. |
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|
1371 |
| PASADENA PROSECUTING PIGEON FEEDER. |
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|
151 |
| PC-MADE CHECKS A PROBLEM : COUNTERFEITERS DOING BETTER THAN ROBBERS. |
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357 |
| POLICE LACK LEADS IN '95 DEATH : $25,000 REWARD EXTENDED IN SLAYING OF VAN NUYS GROCER. |
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323 |
| POLICE SEEK ARMED MAN IN MUGGING : THOUSAND OAKS ATTACK THOUGHT POSSIBLE TRY AT ROBBING BANK. |
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556 |
| POP/SNEAK PEEK : MEANWHILE, BACK AT THE RANCH WITH URBAN LEGEND ... |
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452 |
| PREP TRACK : FARGAS IS FABULOUS IN DEFEAT. |
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325 |
| PROP. K LIST GOES TO COUNCIL : COMMUNITY ACTIVISTS CLAIM PUBLIC HAD NO SAY. |
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|
465 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SOARING SEWER CHARGES UNFAIR TO HOMEOWNERS. |
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Editorial |
1549 |
| Q.H., PALMDALE DOMINATE. |
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|
224 |
| QUAKE AID RECIPIENTS SUSPECTED OF FRAUD. |
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|
1009 |
| REACHING FOR THE MOON : SCHOOL IS WAY TO GOOD FUTURE, ASTRONAUT SAYS. |
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594 |
| RESIDENTS COPE IN AFTERMATH OF SLAYING : BANK REOPENS AMID CALLS FOR INFORMATION. |
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|
455 |
| ROUNDUP : MONTCLAIR PREP'S FREEDMAN SETS HOME RUN RECORD. |
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798 |
| S.F. SUES BOFA FOR $12 MILLION : CITY ACCUSES BANK OF MISHANDLING TRUSTS. |
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579 |
| SENIOR TENNIS : PURCELL NARROWLY DEFEATS MAYER IN SENIORS OPENER. |
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|
330 |
| SMOG IN RETREAT : L.A.'S WAR IN THE AIR AQMD SAYS POLLUTION AT 50-YEAR LOW. |
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Statistical Data Included |
656 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1034 |
| SUIT AGAINST POLICE REINSTATED BY COURT : WOMAN CLAIMS OFFICERS BOTCHED HOSTAGE SITUATION. |
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|
521 |
| SYLMAR ERRS, POLY TAKES ADVANTAGE : POLY 7 SYLMAR 6. |
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444 |
| T.O. CIVIC ARTS PLAZA OFFERS VARIETY OF ADVENTURES FOR CHILDREN, FAMILIES : COMING PERFORMANCES AT THE CIVIC ARTS PLAZA. |
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714 |
| TEAM REMEMBERS ACCIDENT VICTIM : ATHLETES WEAR RED FOR HEATH TAYLOR. |
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780 |
| TEE TIME AT BRITISH BAR AND GRILL. |
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Restaurant Review |
781 |
| THAT THING THEY DO! : SONGWRITER BEHIND MOVIE TUNE FRONTING FOUNTAINS OF WAYNE. |
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682 |
| THEATER/SNEAK PEEK : `CHILEAN HOLIDAY' A SPICY POLITICAL COMEDY. |
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|
579 |
| THIS `SWAN' SOARS. |
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Theater Review |
618 |
| THOU SHALT BET WISELY. |
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|
811 |
| THREE DAYS REST PLENTY FOR ASTACIO : DODGERS 5 PHILADELPHIA 0. |
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590 |
| TO OUR READERS. |
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84 |
May 2, 1997
