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| [0] WHAT, LAKERS WORRY?; THEY EASILY BEAT GOLDEN STATE DESPITE SHUFFLING THEIR LINEUP : LAKERS 105, GOLDEN STATE 99. |
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582 |
| `DILBERT' GETS JOB AT UPN. |
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370 |
| `WRONG PLACE AT RIGHT TIME'; CARJACK VICTIM AWARE OF CHASE. |
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779 |
| A LA CARTE : LAST-MINUTE VALENTINE'S DINNERS. |
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503 |
| ABSENCE OF TRUCKS EASES TRAFFIC ON REOPENED 118. |
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676 |
| ANTONOVICH SPEAKS OUT AGAINST COUNTY SPLIT-UP. |
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320 |
| APPOINTED CHARTER PANEL WEIGHS REFORMS. |
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400 |
| BABBITT WILL FACE INQUIRY OVER INDIAN CASINO PROJECT. |
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882 |
| BARRY STARS IN LOSS DESPITE TRADE RUMORS : WASHINGTON 110, CLIPPERS 104. |
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585 |
| BIG PART OF X-33 ARRIVES IN PALMDALE; 5,500-POUND OXYGEN TANK AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT IN SKUNK WORKS PROJECT. |
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398 |
| BILL WOULD EASE WAY FOR FIGHTER. |
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358 |
| BODY OF FISHERMAN FOUND. |
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193 |
| BOMB SCARE EMPTIES SCHOOL; SHERIFF'S UNIT BLOWS BRIEFCASE OPEN BUT FINDS BARBELLS, NOT EXPLOSIVES. |
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380 |
| BOYS' BASKETBALL BEAT: A.V. BOYS EYE HOME SEED FOR HOOP PLAYOFFS; ANTELOPES CLINCH SHARE OF LEAGUE TITLE. |
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452 |
| BRIEFLY : CHICK CALLS FOR MORE POLICE SAY IN CURFEW. |
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444 |
| BRIEFLY : REDSKINS CONTINUE HARDBALL WITH GILBERT. |
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344 |
| CALARTS ANIMATION PIONEER EARNS FRIZ AWARD FOR BODY OF WORK. |
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287 |
| CALIFORNIA VS. USC. |
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226 |
| CASEY WINS CASE FOR CART; SO IT'S ABOUT TIME TO LET EVERY PRO USE ONE. |
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920 |
| CASSETTES ON DECK FOR FALL RELEASE; `TITANIC' POSITIONED FOR VIDEO CONQUEST. |
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Statistical Data Included |
722 |
| CHAMINADE WINS MISSION LEAGUE : CHAMINADE 63, LOYOLA 51. |
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402 |
| CHANCE MEETING LEADS TO A PACT AGAINST BULLIES; VETS VOW TO HELP ABUSED CHILDREN, MOTHERS. |
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736 |
| COLLEGE BASEBALL: MATADORS KNOCK BACK GAUCHOS. |
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191 |
| COLLEGES ADVISED OF FUNDS SQUEEZE. |
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602 |
| COMING TOGETHER; CSUN HOPES UNIFIED TEAM MEANS WINS. |
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719 |
| COMPANY TO SHOW SKATE PARK DESIGN. |
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526 |
| CONCUSSION FORCES KARIYA TO WITHDRAW FROM GAMES. |
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269 |
| COUNTY PANEL BACKS ANNEXATION. |
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510 |
| COUNTY TO SEEK FUNDING TO REPAIR EROSION OF RIVER. |
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323 |
| COUPLE COLLECTING COATS FOR HOMELESS. |
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427 |
| DFG PLANS PLANTS FOR SILVERWOOD. |
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1103 |
| DISNEY MUSIC HALL REAPS $15 MILLION IN DONATIONS. |
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216 |
| DO OR DIE FOR ASU'S NEWMAN. |
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1062 |
| EDITORIAL : FOCUS ON REFORM; CHARTER COMMISSION NEEDS TO HEAR FROM THE PUBLIC. |
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Editorial |
524 |
| EDITORIAL : THE ARROGANCE OF OFFICE; THERE'S NO EXCUSE FOR WITHHOLDING INFORMATION ON POSSIBLE PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARDS. |
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Editorial |
305 |
| EX-TV EXEC MADE USC TRUSTEE. |
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90 |
| EXTRADITION OF ROGERS DELAYED TO EVALUATE EFFECT ON APPEALS. |
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432 |
| FHS MAY JETTISON ITS DENTAL PROGRAMS; SUSTAINABLE PROFITS SOUGHT IN NEW PLAN. |
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319 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
32 |
| FORD LEADS PACK IN CALIFORNIA; U.S. AUTOMAKER BEATS OUT IMPORTS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
916 |
| GIRAFFES PROVE IT'S ALL HAPPENING AT THE ZOO. |
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197 |
| GOLD OR NOTHING FOR U.S. HOCKEY. |
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477 |
| GOLFER GRANTED USE OF CART IN PGA PLAY. |
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1160 |
| GOLFER TAKES ON A NEW ATTITUDE; SORENSTAM HAS HOPES SHE CAN AVOID BURNOUT. |
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1271 |
| GROUP AIMS TO STOP GOLF COURSE PLAN. |
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491 |
| GUITAR CENTER PROFITS HIT RIGHT CHORD IN 4TH QUARTER. |
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Statistical Data Included |
269 |
| GUSHING FALLS RESULT OF RAIN. |
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967 |
| HEART ATTACK; A QUIVER FULL OF AFFECTIONATE GIFTS THAT WILL GUIDE CUPID'S ARROW TO ITS MARK : HEY, BIG SPENDER. |
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1781 |
| HOUSING MARKET BOOMS; CALIFORNIA'S SALES, PRICES AT '90S PEAK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
687 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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287 |
| IT'S ANOTHER YEAR, ANOTHER `I DO'. |
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834 |
| JOHNSON TURNED GOLD INTO DOUGH. |
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971 |
| JUDGE REMEMBERED AS `ROLE MODEL'. |
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Obituary |
472 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: SHAQ DOWNPLAYS MILESTONE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
474 |
| LOVE ON THE RUN; FOR MANY, PARTNER IN LIFE MEANS PARTNER IN FITNESS. |
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1219 |
| MAYOR'S VALENTINE'S DAY WEDDING PLANS SAD NEWS TO CARDINAL. |
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567 |
| METROLINK RAIL BRIDGE REPAIRS GET UNDER WAY; SERVICE EXPECTED TO RETURN NEXT WEEK. |
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328 |
| MINIMED EARNINGS SET RECORD; SYLMAR FIRM EXPECTS GROWTH TO CONTINUE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
278 |
| MOORPARK COLLEGE NOTES: MOORPARK BASEBALL DEALS WITH 1-3 START, BAD WEATHER. |
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602 |
| NEW YEAR, SAME STORY; BRUINS MEET STANFORD AT CRITICAL TIME. |
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889 |
| NEWS FROM NAGANO: A DAILY DOSE OF OLYMPIC HEADLINES : HOCKEY PLAYERS LEFT OUT IN COLD. |
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654 |
| NEWS LITE : BRITAIN SEES HIDDEN PRINCE. |
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864 |
| NORTH VALENCIA RECEIVES GO-AHEAD. |
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528 |
| NOTES: IT PAYS TO BE A MANIAC IN FRIDAY SOCCER LEAGUE. |
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390 |
| NOTES: OBSCURE RULE FORCES BURROUGHS TO FORFEIT. |
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208 |
| NOTES: SIGN-UPS FOR ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUES BEING TAKEN. |
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325 |
| OBITUARIES : ANNIE M. BROWN. |
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Obituary |
128 |
| OBITUARY : WILLIAM L. WRIGHT. |
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Obituary |
62 |
| OCEAN FLOOR CLEANER, STUDY FINDS. |
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408 |
| OFFICE ROMANCE COMES OUT OF THE SUPPLY CLOSET; ONCE-TABOO SUBJECT OF SEXUAL ATTRACTION IN WORKPLACE HAS COME LONG WAY ON TV. |
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1162 |
| OUTPOST. |
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569 |
| PALMDALE SITE TO GET MAKEOVER; NONPROFIT HANDLING OVERHAUL. |
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452 |
| PANEL ENDORSES CURBS ON STUDIO. |
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433 |
| PARK TO GIVE CITY RESIDENTS PRIORITY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
411 |
| PAYING FOR NOTHING; DESPITE FEES, FILTRATION PLANTS NOT BUILT. |
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1390 |
| PROSECUTED COMPANY TO PAY FOR SCHOOLBOOKS. |
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454 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : OUTGUNNED SCHOOL POLICE NEED SHOTGUNS. |
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Editorial |
1624 |
| PUBLISHER'S BODY FOUND. |
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275 |
| READERS PICK WORST MOVIES. |
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88 |
| RETIRING COUNTY ASSESSOR EAGER FOR FAMILY TIME; GRAY NOT SO KEEN ON IDEA OF SIMI MAYOR REPLACING HIM. |
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411 |
| RIORDAN DESERVES CREDIT FOR GIVING VALLEY A VOICE. |
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Editorial |
837 |
| SIMI HIGH QUALIFIES FOR STATE-LEVEL DECATHLON. |
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387 |
| SOCCER BEAT: COYOTES CLAWING AT FIRST TITLE; ONE WIN IN TWO GAMES WILL DO IT FOR CALABASAS. |
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691 |
| SOCCER BEAT: SOCCER IN HIGH GEAR; FOCUS TURNS ON FOOTHILL TITLE. |
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458 |
| SOCCER WORLD UPSIDE DOWN; U.S. UPSET WIN OVER BRAZIL SENDS MESSAGE IT IS NO LONGER DOORMAT. |
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798 |
| SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH RUNNING UP HEFTY TAB. |
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383 |
| TAFT CLAIMS WEST VALLEY; FIRST LEAGUE CROWN SINCE 1992. |
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653 |
| TALKS HIT SNAG OVER PENSIONS; DWP NEGOTIATIONS TO RESUME TODAY. |
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342 |
| TEEN JUMPS AT CHANCE TO STAR AS `FROG'; 8TH-GRADER MAKES FILM DEBUT. |
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559 |
| TEMPORARY SUPERINTENDENT NAMED. |
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758 |
| THERE'S NO RUSH TO RELEASE WILLIAMS' `JACOB THE LIAR'. |
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788 |
| THOUSAND OAKS LEAVES NO DOUBTS BEATING ROYAL : THOUSAND OAKS 45, ROYAL 32. |
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378 |
| THOUSAND OAKS WASTE LINE CITED AS HEALTH THREAT IN '87. |
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620 |
| TRIO DOMINATES SOUTHERN SECTION WRESTLING; ZEMP, CHIARO AND FORD BOOST PALMDALE CHANCES. |
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752 |
| TV VIEWERS ARE OUT IN THE COLD FOR CONCACAF. |
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67 |
| UCLA GETS SKIPPER. |
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103 |
| VALENCIA LOOKS FOR 1ST TITLE; HART HOPES TO QUASH A DREAM. |
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310 |
| WAVES FLOOD CSUN : PEPPERDINE 3, CSUN 0. |
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336 |
| WHAT, LAKERS WORRY?; THEY EASILY BEAT GOLDEN STATE DESPITE SHUFFLING THEIR LINEUP : LAKERS 105, GOLDEN STATE 99. |
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612 |
| WILSON VETO KILLS BILL ON CONTRACEPTIVES. |
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February 12, 1998
