Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `JACK MAGGS,' WITH A DICKENSIAN ACCENT; CAREY BRINGS NEW CORNER OF DARK WORLD TO LIGHT. |
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|
764 |
| `STAR TREK' THE MOST ENTERPRISING OF THEM ALL. |
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191 |
| `TITANIC' TOPS AT KIDS' CHOICE AWARDS. |
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272 |
| A MINT JULEP SALUTE; BAFFERT POISED TO JOIN SELECT COMPANY AT DERBY. |
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784 |
| ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD. |
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178 |
| AGENCY PREPARES FOR NEW FACILITY. |
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|
509 |
| AN EASTER PARADE OF DESSERTS. |
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Recipe |
1760 |
| AREA PANELS SEEK FREEWAY FUNDS; LEADERS TO ASK STATE FOR MONEY TO WIDEN 118, 23. |
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964 |
| BLOWER ISSUE REACHES CAPITOL; BILL SEEKS TO VOID L.A. BAN. |
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339 |
| BRIEFLY : RESCUERS FREE MAN TRAPPED IN MINE. |
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435 |
| BRIEFLY : SELES TASTES DEFEAT WITH BEST OF THEM. |
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485 |
| BURBANK SITE OFFERS HASSLE-FREE TAX HELP. |
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349 |
| CAVALIER `TOM JONES' ROMPS AGAIN. |
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575 |
| CHARTER REFORMERS LEFT US OUT IN BILL OF RIGHTS. |
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612 |
| CLIPPERS VS. CLEVELAND. |
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115 |
| COLLEGE ROUNDUP: TROJANS BASEBALL GAME POSTPONED. |
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296 |
| COLON'S FASTBALL QUIETS ANGELS : CLEVELAND 11 ANGELS 0. |
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527 |
| COUNCIL CANDIDATE SCORECARD - A QUICK LOOK. |
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1008 |
| COUPLE KEEPS HELPING HOSPITAL. |
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744 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : RALPH TRUGLIO. |
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636 |
| DAYLIGHT-SAVING TIME HAS A DARKER PURPOSE. |
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716 |
| DELAY MAY MAKE WOMEN'S HEART ATTACKS MORE DEADLY. |
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586 |
| DERBY FAVORITE?; INDIAN CHARLIE BUILDS A CASE. |
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945 |
| DINING BEAT : LEBALCH LEAVES SADDLE PEAK. |
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|
426 |
| DINING DEALS : NO TOKYO TABS HERE. |
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310 |
| DODGERS ARE ALREADY LEAVING SKID MARKS : CINCINNATI 3 DODGERS 1. |
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|
739 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PIAZZA'S BAT CLAMS UP. |
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|
778 |
| DRUG COURT CONCEPT GAINING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
707 |
| EDITORIAL : BACK OFF, BURTON; SENATE PRESIDENT DISRUPTS THE ORDERLY PLANNING PROCESS. |
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Editorial |
330 |
| EDITORIAL : SEPARATE AND UNEQUAL; BILINGUAL EDUCATION IS ROBBING CHILDREN OF THEIR RIGHT TO AN EQUAL EDUCATION. |
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Editorial |
461 |
| EL NINO NOT DONE WITH SANTA CLARITA VALLEY JUST YET. |
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Statistical Data Included |
263 |
| EX-SCOUT REVEALS DEARTH OF RELIGIOUS SANCTIMONY. |
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|
433 |
| FEMA SAYS EL NINO NOT ESPECIALLY DISASTROUS ON NATIONAL SCALE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
498 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
25 |
| GARAMENDI RELINQUISHING POST AT INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. |
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|
478 |
| GROWING PAINS HIT LAX, 405; EXPANSION TO PUT MORE CARS ON ROAD. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1336 |
| HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS SUING EUROPEAN INSURERS. |
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|
486 |
| HOSPICE CATCHES FLAK FROM CITY, STREET RESIDENTS; MOORPARK SITE'S USE AT ISSUE. |
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|
828 |
| HOSPITAL KILLERS RARE BUT REAL THREAT IN U.S.; CASES SHOW DETECTION DIFFICULT. |
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1051 |
| JETHAWKS FALL SHORT : R. CUCAMONGA 4 JETHAWKS 3. |
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332 |
| JONES RULING BLURS ISSUES. |
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1195 |
| JUICE FOR MARIS RUN. |
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1120 |
| KINGS HIT MORE BUMPS IN ROAD : WASHINGTON 3 KINGS 2. |
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600 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: SHAQ GIVES TALL ORDER TO OFFICIALS. |
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|
742 |
| LETTERS : MARATHON IS BEING RUN WRONG WAY. |
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Letter to the Editor |
351 |
| LETTERS : MYTHS REVEAL MASKED PREJUDICE AGAINST GAYS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
182 |
| LETTERS : PARENTS PASSING BUCK WHEN KIDS STEAL SCHOOL FOOD. |
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Letter to the Editor |
560 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : SOME PUBLIC-ACCESS CABLE AIMS TO ILLUMINATE, INSPIRE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
648 |
| MAN BURNED IN T.O. FIRE. |
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|
161 |
| MATHEMATICAL WIZARD CHALLENGES KIDS; ENGINEER MAKES BRAIN-TEASERS. |
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|
338 |
| MEASURE V A PONZI SCHEME? |
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Letter to the Editor |
515 |
| MEMPHIS HONORS MARTIN LUTHER KING. |
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|
612 |
| MORTON IS STANDOUT. |
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|
131 |
| MTA BOARD URGED TO PUT STOP TO RAIL WORK. |
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|
427 |
| MY SON, MY HERO : MOTHER SHARES PAIN OF LOSS. |
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3288 |
| NETWORKS HIRE TOP SCREENWRITERS. |
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1695 |
| NEWS LITE : POOR RATINGS DUNK `CYBILL'. |
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703 |
| NEWS LITE : SENATOR TO SOAK BEFORE HIS LAUNCH. |
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1246 |
| OFFICIALS TURN OUT FOR PARK CEREMONY. |
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483 |
| ONE YEAR AFTER THE PASSAGE OF PROP. BB; LAUSD'S PRACTICES HAVE BACKERS FEELING BETRAYED. |
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2184 |
| PARTY LINES : OPENING-NIGHT FESTIVITIES OFF TO A `FULL GALLOP'. |
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617 |
| PINKY HAS EMMY ON THE BRAIN; PALMDALE ANIMATION DIRECTOR HOPES TO BRING HOME AWARD. |
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668 |
| PLAY DAY HAS KIDS DYEING FOR FUN. |
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|
292 |
| POLL ON AGING SHOWS YOUNG WORRY MORE. |
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|
728 |
| PREP TRACK: THREE RECORDS FALL AT INVITATIONAL. |
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|
616 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : A JURY MIGHT HAVE RULED IN FAVOR OF JONES. |
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Editorial |
1620 |
| RAHAL READY FOR RAIN; VETERAN, HERTA START IN FRONT. |
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|
1103 |
| RESEDA ADMINISTRATOR NAMED PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR. |
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608 |
| RIGHT NEIGHBORLY; VALLEY'S NEWEST AREA SPRUCES UP. |
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|
375 |
| ROAD CREWS REOPEN TWO PCH LANES BLOCKED BY MUD, DEBRIS. |
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132 |
| RULING ON BOY SCOUTS AFFIRMS FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION. |
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|
608 |
| SERVICE CLUB TO UNCORK WINERY'S PIONEERING PAST; SCHOOL DISTRICT DONATING ARTIFACTS FROM TURN-OF-CENTURY VINTNER. |
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|
491 |
| SOFTBALL: WILD, WILD MARMONTE. |
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|
748 |
| STING TESTED DEPUTIES' SKILLS, WITS; 'MEN IN BLACK' TARGET THIEVES. |
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830 |
| SUMMER MOVIES; SMALL SOLDIERS . . . A BIG MONSTER . . . . AND JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN. |
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1767 |
| TEENS GET FIGHTING CHANCE; BOXING PROGRAM GIVES ALTERNATIVE TO GANGS, DRUGS. |
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760 |
| THE DAY IN PREPS: CHATSWORTH, KENNEDY STRONG : AREA POWERS WIN IN FIRST DAYOF TOURNAMENT. |
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745 |
| THIS SCHOOL RULES; EL CAMINO REAL'S SUCCESS NO SECRET. |
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Statistical Data Included |
847 |
| THOUSANDS HONOR KING BY COMPLETING HIS MARCH. |
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|
945 |
| THUMB COOKIES LEAVE IMPRESSION. |
|
Recipe |
317 |
| TIPOFF : PAPER REVEALS RIORDAN THE SPACE TRAVELER. |
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|
638 |
| TOP 10 AND NO. 29. |
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|
427 |
| TRANSIT BILL WALKS ON GOP VOWS; PORK-PACKED MEASURE BELIES TAX-CUT PLEDGES. |
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752 |
| TWO PARENTS, TWO KIDS, FIVE TVS; WORK, SCHOOL, PCS AND POP CULTURE ARE ALL PART OF STUDIO CITY FAMILY'S BUSY LIFE. |
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|
1264 |
| USC WANTS TO BE HOST FOR PLAYOFFS. |
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142 |
| WALKERS RAISE SCHOLAR MONEY. |
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219 |
| WOMEN OF TROY VICTORIOUS; DANVERS' HURDLES TITLES LEAD WAY IN PAC-10 VS. BIG 10 MEET. |
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572 |
| YOUTHS ON TRACK; CLUB TEAM GETS RUNNING START. |
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1035 |
April 5, 1998
