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| `CATCHER' OFF REQUIRED LIST : MARYSVILLE PARENT COMPLAINS OF PROFANITY IN SALINGER CLASSIC. |
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344 |
| 17-YEAR RENOVATION REVEALS BEAUTY OF JEFFERSON BUILDING. |
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568 |
| A SCARY THOUGHT: CLIPPERS DECISIONS : OFFSEASON MOVES WILL DETERMINE FUTURE. |
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902 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : BECKER SURVIVES FIRST KENTUCKY DERBY. |
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293 |
| ACTOR ELECTED TO NRA BOARD. |
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111 |
| ALIEN `INVASION' INFECTS HUMANS WITH VIRUS : ROBIN COOK'S INVASION. |
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854 |
| ANGELS, WHITE SOX SPLIT ON NASTY DAY : ANGELS 3-2, CHICAGO 2-4. |
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393 |
| AT&T AGREES TO CUT LONG-DISTANCE RATES. |
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382 |
| BANK KILLING UNNERVES THOUSAND OAKS : NO ESCAPE FROM FEAR. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1206 |
| BERKELEY RESEARCHERS RECEIVE MEDAL OF SCIENCE. |
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277 |
| BIZ IN BOOM : ARE LAVISH FILM BUDGETS JUSTIFIED? EXPERTS SAY YES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
2196 |
| BLIND GIRL, 9, SHINES AS ATHLETE, SCHOLAR, MUSICIAN. |
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525 |
| BRIEFLY : FRENCH DRIVER DIES IN LE MANS CRASH. |
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384 |
| BUDGET DEAL'S IMPACT SWEEPING : DEBT CONTROL WOULD AID BABY BOOMERS. |
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809 |
| BUDGET-BALANCING PITFALLS ABOUND : CLINTON-GOP DEAL ONLY FIRST STEP IN WHAT WILL BE LENGTHY, HAZARDOUS PROCESS. |
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874 |
| CALIFORNIA STUDENTS RANK 39TH AMONG STATES IN SCIENCE. |
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735 |
| CANDIDATES ABLE TO CLOAK THEMSELVES IN OPEN PRIMARY. |
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1187 |
| CARS SAFER NOW : HIGHER SPEEDS POSE DANGER. |
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741 |
| CEASE-FIRE : TEXAS SEPARATISTS GIVE UP; 2 FLEE TO WOODS. |
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775 |
| CHARITY BEGINS IN THE HOME, NOT ON TV : VOLUNTEERISM SUMMIT WRAPS TIRED `SOLUTIONS' IN PACKAGING THAT ISN'T VERY ATTRACTIVE ANYWAY. |
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801 |
| CHELSEA'S COLLEGE CHOICE : STANFORD EXPECTS TYPICAL LIFE FOR CLINTON DAUGHTER. |
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621 |
| CHILD-WELFARE POLICY SHIFTS FROM FAMILIES : ABUSIVE PARENTS LOSING CUSTODY. |
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928 |
| CHILDREN GET HOOKED ON TROUT COMPETITION. |
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357 |
| CITY AGENCY TRIES TO GET PAL'S OWNER PROSECUTED. |
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830 |
| CITY NO HAVEN FROM GANGS : MORE THAN 1,000 TEENS AFFILIATED. |
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1132 |
| CLEMENS MAKES HIS POINT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1329 |
| CONNORS ADVANCES TO SEMIS. |
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437 |
| COULD WILSON SWITCH SIDES? |
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901 |
| DAGGETT LIFTS COC TO TITLE : CANYONS 7, BAKERSFIELD 6. |
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334 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : JEFFREY R. SCOTT. |
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483 |
| DATE LINES : BOTTOM LINES. |
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262 |
| DIGITAL TV MAY BE SHORT ON TOWERS : FEW CREWS READY, SITES HARD TO FIND. |
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1495 |
| DINING BEAT : HEY, MOM, YOU HUNGRY? |
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467 |
| DINING DEALS : TRIBUTE TO GRANDPA. |
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354 |
| DODGERS HAVE RELAPSE; WINNING STREAK HALTED : CHICAGO 2, DODGERS 1. |
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764 |
| DON'T LET THAT TINY OFFICE PUT YOU IN A BOX. |
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753 |
| DRUG THREAT TO MEXICO PART OF TRIP. |
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202 |
| DUCKS WARY OF `IMPALER'. |
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595 |
| EARTH'S NIGHTTIME RUMBLINGS SHATTER YOUR SENSE OF SAFETY. |
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661 |
| EDITORIAL : BALANCING THE BUDGET CLINTON, REPUBLICANS REACH AN ENCOURAGING COMPROMISE ON TAXES, SPENDING. |
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Editorial |
259 |
| EDITORIAL : MAN OF THE HOUR ZACARIAS' CROWNING MOMENT CAME WHEN HE WAS PICKED LAUSD SUPERINTENDENT. CAN HE HANDLE THE JOB? |
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Editorial |
585 |
| EGYPT LOOKS AT DEALS TO LURE SUEZ TRAFFIC. |
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1006 |
| EXPECTANT MOTHERS WITH HIV FIND HOPE : NEW STEPS HAVE GREATLY REDUCED RISK TO INFANTS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
635 |
| EXPERIMENTAL ARTISTS TO PERFORM AT BENEFIT. |
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469 |
| FAMILY : PARENTS. |
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282 |
| FAMILY MAN NO LONGER FIGHTING. |
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876 |
| FETAL MARROW HIGHLY EFFECTIVE IN TRANSPLANTS, RESEARCHERS SAY. |
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144 |
| FIESTAS IN CITY CELEBRATE MEXICO. |
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353 |
| FIJI FOR BARGAIN HUNTERS : TRAVEL BARGAINS. |
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493 |
| FILING TO BEGIN FOR SCHOOL TRANSFERS. |
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263 |
| FINDING CALIFORNIA'S OLDEST NEIGHBORHOOD : SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO COMMUTY REFLECTS MISSION DAYS, SPANISH WAYS. |
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1607 |
| FOR STEVENS, IT DOESN'T GET MUCH BETTER THAN THIS : NOTES. |
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325 |
| FOREIGN AIRLINES MAKE GRADE. |
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281 |
| FREE REIN TO ROAM : HORSE-RIDING PROGRAM BUILDS UP DISABLED KIDS' CONFIDENCE, STRENGTH. |
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561 |
| FRIENDLY WELCOME AWAITS TOURISTS IN BORDER TOWN. |
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1151 |
| GLAUS TIES CONFERENCE HR RECORD : ROUNDUP. |
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311 |
| GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE LANDMARK NOMINATION HAS OFFICIALS WORRIED. |
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348 |
| GROUP CUTS FUNDS TO ISRAEL : S.F. JEWS SIGNAL RISING DISPLEASURE. |
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372 |
| HARRIS CONCERNED ABOUT FOCUS : LAKERS NOTEBOOK. |
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486 |
| HELP 'EM TELL THE TRUTH : HOW TO PUT KIDS IN POSITION TO STOP LYING. |
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646 |
| HERALDING NEW ERA, BRITISH WOMEN NEARLY DOUBLE NUMBER IN PARLIAMENT. |
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439 |
| HESABULL WINS WITH FAST FINISH. |
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226 |
| HOPES FOR FIXING LAUSD PINNED ON ZACARIAS. |
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1046 |
| HOSPITAL WINS IN `WRONGFUL LIFE' CASE. |
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223 |
| HOTEL TRIES TO CANCEL AFTER-PROM PARTIES. |
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533 |
| ILLINOIS WOMAN LANGUISHES IN SQUALID PERUVIAN PRISON. |
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298 |
| INS ADMITS GROWING BACKLOG IN REQUESTS FOR CITIZENSHIP. |
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734 |
| JETHAWKS PLAY MORE LONG BALL : JETHAWKS 4, VISALIA 2. |
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121 |
| KENELEY LIKES HIS SPOT AS UNHERALDED ROOKIE. |
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518 |
| LAKERS VS. UTAH: THE MATCHUPS : POINT GUARD JOHN STOCKTON VS. NICK VAN EXEL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
562 |
| LANCASTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WINS STATE HONOR : MARIPOSA EFFORTS PROCLAIMED DISTINGUISHED. |
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297 |
| LANCASTER HOSPITAL WINS CASE : NLRB RULES AGAINST UNION. |
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397 |
| LETTERS : MEDIA PICK AND CHOOSE CONTROVERSIES. |
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Letter to the Editor |
493 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : MUSEUM ERRS WITH BUTTERFLIES. |
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Letter to the Editor |
778 |
| LIBRARY OPENS GIFTS FIT FOR A PRESIDENT. |
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579 |
| LIZARDS GET A LEG UP IN EVOLUTION EXPERIMENT. |
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1093 |
| MADDUX EVEN MORE BRILLIANT : CY YOUNG WINNER EYES NEXT PITCH. |
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716 |
| MAN A MOVER, SHAKER IN LAKE LOS ANGELES. |
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848 |
| MIGRATORY BIRDS VISITING ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST : FEATHERED FRIENDS MAKING THEIR ANNUAL TREK. |
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840 |
| MUSICIAN FEELS SWEEPING PASSION : WHINE OF HIS VINTAGE VACUUM CLEANERS MUSIC TO ORGANIST'S EARS. |
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809 |
| NAZI CAMP LIBERATOR SHARES TRUTH WITH STUDENTS. |
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655 |
| NAZI WORK-CAMP SURVIVOR CELEBRATES HIS OTHER BIRTHDAY : PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE. |
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882 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS HESTON GUNNING FOR SEAT. |
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698 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS WED TO TRAVOLTA, PRESTON CAN SAY NO. |
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1055 |
| NORTHRIDGE INCHES CLOSER TO TOURNEY : CSUN 8-17, S. UTAH 0-3. |
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431 |
| ORKNEY ISLANDS RUINS ILLUMINATE STONE AGE LIFE. |
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1133 |
| PAINSTAKING PROCEDURE : ARCHEOLOGISTS CAREFULLY DIG BEHIND ADOBE. |
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495 |
| PALMDALE MAN KILLED IN SHOOTING AT HOME. |
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330 |
| PAPERBACKS. |
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566 |
| PARENTING : RESPECT: HOW TO MAKE IT GROW IN YOUR CHILDREN'S LIVES. |
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501 |
| PARK ADDS CONFIDENCE TO VARIED REPERTOIRE : DODGERS NOTEBOOK. |
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336 |
| PARTY LINES : A `RAGTIME' KIND OF PARTY. |
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608 |
| PAUPER OF A HITTER, PRINCE OF A PLAYER. |
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820 |
| POLS SEE NEW ROLES FOR `LOWLY' NO. 2 POSITION : TICKET NOT REQUIRED. |
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1035 |
| PROGRAM TO HELP WOMEN INVEST. |
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387 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : HERNANDEZ: PROP. K WILL BE USED AS PROMISED. |
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Editorial |
1481 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : HOMELESS CENTER MISTAKE FOR T.O. |
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Letter to the Editor |
2219 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : VOICE OF HOPE HAS STAIN ON PAST. |
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Letter to the Editor |
654 |
| PYGMY FOREST THREATENED BY TOURISM. |
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167 |
| RESIDENTS HEED CALL : VOLUNTEERS GIVE TIME TO IMPROVE COMMUNITY. |
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1374 |
May 4, 1997
