Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `SEINFELD' FINALE BEING CELEBRATED IN UNUSUAL WAYS. |
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780 |
| 3D SYSTEMS SEES GAINS. |
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576 |
| 44% UNINSURED IN EAST VALLEY, HEALTH STUDY SAYS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
599 |
| A TAXING TIME; MAIL WORKERS, ACCOUNTANTS HANDLING FILINGS CRUSH. |
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681 |
| AGENTS ARREST 2 IN CANNON SALES. |
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444 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY THRIFT STORES, NONPROFIT GROUPS JOINING FORCES. |
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446 |
| ANTI-BILINGUAL EDUCATION MEASURE DRAWS PLAUDITS FROM WILSON. |
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545 |
| BALL FANS CAN FILE TAXES AT STADIUM. |
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249 |
| BANKS' EXECUTIVES TOUT DEAL; NEW PARTNERS VISIT BOFA OFFICES IN L.A. |
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290 |
| BELL FINALLY RINGS FOR CALABASAS AS SOFTBALL GAME GOES 16 INNINGS. |
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204 |
| BRIEFLY : NEIGHBOR'S DOG ALERTS MAN TO FIRE IN HOME. |
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327 |
| BRIEFLY : NONPROFIT GROUP BACKS LAX PLANS. |
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554 |
| BRIEFLY : SUPERVISORS BACK BASE-SAVING EFFORT. |
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668 |
| BRIEFLY : VALLEY MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ASU CASE. |
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395 |
| CENTURY CABLE TO PAY $12 MILLION IN REFUNDS. |
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301 |
| CHECK OUT : NEWS AND TIPS FREEBIE LEAFLET. |
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418 |
| CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES IN TIGHT CONTEST FOR VACANCY. |
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354 |
| CITY VOTER TURNOUT ABOUT DOUBLES '96 LEVEL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
335 |
| CLU NOTEBOOK: REGALS GET IT IN GEAR : CLU PROFFITTING AFTER A SLOW START. |
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|
904 |
| COLLEGE BASKETBALL : DAVIS HAS SURGERY. |
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|
105 |
| CONEJO VALLEY, MOORPARK MEASURES FALL SHORT AGAIN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
262 |
| COUGARS SIGNUPS SET. |
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|
68 |
| COUNCIL DEFENDS 6-FIGURE SALARIES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
828 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: CSUN SIGNS POWER FORWARD. |
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|
323 |
| DARCY, WESTE, FERRY EMERGE VICTORIOUS. |
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391 |
| DESPITE WEAK PROSPECTS, SAN JOSE OFF TO FAST START. |
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322 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: YOUNG'S EMOTIONS COOL. |
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635 |
| DODGERS RUN FOR COVER; ROCKIES PLAY BETTER AFTER RAIN DELAYS : COLORADO 6, DODGERS 3. |
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486 |
| DODGERS RUN FOR COVER; ROCKIES PLAY BETTER AFTER RAIN DELAYS : COLORADO 6, DODGERS 3. |
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628 |
| ECR TAKES FIRST STEP; CONQUISTADORES ROUT KENNEDY, LOOK TO REPEAT LAST YEAR'S SURGE : ECR 12, KENNEDY 1. |
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477 |
| EDITORIAL : PAY HEIST; CITY COUNCIL'S WHOPPING 9 PERCENT RAISE IS OBSCENE. |
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Editorial |
520 |
| EDITORIAL : THE JOB HE WAS HIRED TO DO; SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT SHOWS THE RIGHT STUFF. |
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Editorial |
415 |
| EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP. |
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Editorial |
41 |
| ELECTION WORKERS ANSWER CALL OF DUTY. |
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313 |
| END IN SIGHT; AREA TAX PREPARERS READY TO CELEBRATE AS DEADLINE NEARS. |
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|
796 |
| FIGHTING BACK; WITH 6 STARS REDSHIRTING, UCLA SOFTBALL CAUSES ANOTHER STIR. |
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1148 |
| FIRE HAZARD AREAS TO BE ESTABLISHED. |
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426 |
| FIVE MILLION EXPECTED TO BE CAUGHT IN DRAFT. |
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|
1001 |
| FOOD INSPECTION LAWS UNCHANGED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
175 |
| GETTING THE COLD SHOULDER; CITY REFUSES TO FUND VALLEY TOURISM EFFORT. |
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575 |
| GLASS, WILSON AND CPUS; LONGTIME COLLABORATORS GO HIGH-TECH FOR 3-D `MONSTERS OF GRACE 1.0' OPERA. |
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1023 |
| HERNANDEZ SHARES ADDICTION BATTLE WITH COLLEGE STUDENTS. |
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333 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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256 |
| INTEL ELIMINATING 3,000 JOBS; CHIP MAKER REACTS TO DROP IN PROFITS. |
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384 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: FIRING A PART OF THE GAME : SLATON ACCEPTS CONTRERAS' FATE. |
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568 |
| JETHAWKS OFFENSE FINALLY SHOWS LIFE : JETHAWKS 11-9, MODESTO 4-1. |
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352 |
| JOBLESS TO RECEIVE BOOST FROM GRANT. |
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340 |
| KILLER DALLY WANTS NEW JURY FOR PENALTY PHASE. |
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474 |
| KINGS VS. VANCOUVER. |
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|
110 |
| KNIGHT BILL WOULD CREATE PANEL TO STUDY PLAN FOR NEW COUNTY. |
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478 |
| L.A. BRIEFS : MUDSLIDE CLOSES PART OF 405, PCH. |
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566 |
| L.A. VETOES CONTRACT WITH EMBATTLED FIRM. |
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|
309 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: FISHER MAKES THE MOST OF IT. |
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465 |
| LAW MAY BE LIFESAVER FOR STATE'S TEEN DRIVERS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
792 |
| LEAGUE SUSPENDS VAN EXEL; GUARD OUT TWO GAMES; LAKERS BEAT MAVERICKS : LAKERS 111, DALLAS 95. |
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|
734 |
| MAYOR KEEPS OFFICE; WINNER SAYS HE'LL WORK TO CREATE JOBS. |
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343 |
| N.P. PICKS UP GROUND : NEWBURY PARK 4, THOUSAND OAKS 3. |
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325 |
| NEWS LITE : MAN PROVES MAIL SLOWER THAN SNAIL. |
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|
709 |
| NOTES: VALLEY FOOTBALL PLAYERS MOVE ON. |
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|
147 |
| OBITUARIES : GREGORY ADJEMIAN SR. |
|
Obituary |
222 |
| OFFICER ON MOTORCYCLE HURT IN FREEWAY CRASH. |
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|
215 |
| OFTEN IT'S THE PILLS THAT KILL; ADVERSE REACTIONS A COMMON SIDE EFFECT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
949 |
| PARKS TO SUGGEST LAPD DRUG TESTING; CITY, POLICE UNION INTERESTED IN HEARING DETAILS OF PROGRAM. |
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659 |
| POET BACA COMING TO A.V. COLLEGE. |
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522 |
| POUR BOY; SPILL-FREE INVENTION WINS AWARD. |
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308 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CLINTON'S CRITICS REFUSE TO ACCEPT THE FACTS. |
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Editorial |
1483 |
| RIORDAN TAKING SHOW TO VALLEY; MAYOR TO MAKE STATE OF CITY SPEECH AT SCHOOL. |
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436 |
| SAME STORY FOR CANYONS: GOLFERS ARE DOMINATING WSC BEHIND ROBLEDO. |
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652 |
| SANTA CLARITA GOES TO POLLS: KIDS PITCH IN TO EASE SHORTAGE OF OLDER AIDES. |
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404 |
| SCHOOL BOND BACKERS CALL OUT; PHONE BANKS URGE VOTERS TO SUPPORT V, W. |
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492 |
| SEE'S CANDY SHOP TO QUIT BUSINESS AT ENCINO OAKS. |
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462 |
| SIMI SLAMS RULING ON WATERSHED; AMMONIA LEVELS TARGETED. |
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|
543 |
| SOFTBALL BEAT : NO ROOM FOR ERRORS AT T.O. |
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|
665 |
| SPORTS COMPLEX COULD MAR VIEWS. |
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|
396 |
| SPRING FOR ASPARAGUS. |
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Recipe |
3236 |
| STATE WORKERS RALLY FOR WAGE INCREASES. |
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|
387 |
| STUMPEL MAKES SMOOTH TRANSITION. |
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909 |
| T.O. TAKES INPUT ON PARK PLANS; OPEN-SPACE USE AT ISSUE. |
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|
669 |
| TAFT PROVES IT CAN PASS CRITICAL TEST BY KENNEDY : TAFT 3, KENNEDY 1. |
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|
437 |
| TAX REFORM TIME IS NOW; MOOD IN CONGRESS, BUDGET SURPLUS MAKE CONDITIONS RIGHT FOR CHANGE. |
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Editorial |
715 |
| TAXES: DO YOU CHEAT? |
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Statistical Data Included |
1046 |
| THE DAY IN PREPS: CANYON UPENDS HART 9-8. |
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444 |
| THE MASTERY OF MELTZER; RARE PUPPETRY SPECIALIST, HE'S A VOICE FOR THE ART. |
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1279 |
| TOUCH TONE APPEASES SEC. |
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343 |
| UNIVERSAL LOSES EXEC. |
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143 |
| USC NOTEBOOK: HACKETT NAMES QB : VAN RAAPHORST EARNS NO. 1 DESIGNATION FOR NOW. |
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483 |
| VARGAS TAKES BIG STEP; HE TKOS PROVEN FIGHTER IN SECOND. |
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|
709 |
| WEBER LEADS THE PACK: SENIOR ONE OF AREA'S TOP SWIMMERS. |
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674 |
| WEST MAY BE GOLDEN'S BEST; QUARTZ HILL SLUGGER HAS NINE HOMERS. |
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726 |
| WOMAN'S FATE TO BE DETERMINED FOR SEX WITH BOY, 13. |
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|
252 |
| YANKEES' HOME REMAINS ON DL. |
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|
522 |
April 15, 1998
