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| `DEATHTRAP' FULL OF TWISTS, ; MURDER-MYSTERY STARTS RUN TONIGHT AT LANCASTER CENTER. |
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528 |
| `MAN IN IRON MASK' PUTS NEW FIRE IN OLD MUSKETEERS. |
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Movie Review |
676 |
| 10 REASONS TO LOVE LEONARDO DICAPRIO; LOVE THAT LEO! WHY THE YOUNG HEARTTHROB IN `TITANIC' IS AS GOOD AS HE SEEMS. |
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1376 |
| A BACKWARD STREAK; MARAUDERS BASEBALL, SOFTBALL TEAMS STRUGGLE. |
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561 |
| ACTORS WILL PORTRAY SIX FAMOUS WOMEN. |
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251 |
| ALARCON URGES BIGGER BUSINESS ZONE. |
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296 |
| ALEMANY WEARS DOWN WASCO; KOBAYASHI'S BIG NIGHT LEADS INDIANS : ALEMANY 70, WASCO 51. |
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414 |
| AMGEN SHARES RISE 6%; MEDICARE CHANGES BOOST DRUG MAKER. |
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428 |
| APPETIZING START FOR CHIASO BISTRO. |
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Restaurant Review |
945 |
| AUCTION TO BENEFIT THOUSAND OAKS SCHOOL; ST. PATRICK'S EPISCOPAL TRYING TO PAY OFF BILL FOR LAST SUMMER'S RENOVATION. |
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510 |
| BOYS' TRACK: KRILL AND STUDENT LEA MAKE FAST COMPANY; CAMARILLO SPRINTER'S GOAL IS TO REACH STATE MEET. |
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508 |
| BRIEFLY : 2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN DEATH OF CHILD. |
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695 |
| BRIEFLY : COX JOINS LANCASTER CEMETERY COMMITTEE. |
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157 |
| BRIEFLY : GRAF GOES OUT WITH LEG INJURY IN SEMIFINALS. |
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625 |
| BRIEFLY : HERNANDEZ SHOULD GO, MAYOR REPEATS. |
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403 |
| BUILDER GETS WAL-MART ROAD;LONE HOLDOUT AGREES TO SELL PARCEL SOUGHT BY DEVELOPER. |
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465 |
| BURBANK AIRPORT EIS GETS COURT OK. |
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205 |
| CALARTS SET TO SHOW OFF WORLD BEATS;SERIES OFFERS RANGE OF MUSIC. |
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286 |
| CAMARILLO FIRM HIT BY INJUNCTION. |
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193 |
| CAMPAIGN BILLBOARDS ASSAILED; SOME LACK AUTHORSHIP. |
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506 |
| CANCER DEATHS, CASES ON DECLINE; STUDY SHOWS TURNAROUND. |
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Statistical Data Included |
689 |
| CAPTAIN WATERS DOWN BAR ORDER. |
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346 |
| CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: JUST CALL HIM `THE BIG PIATKOWSKI'. |
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663 |
| COLLEGE BASEBALL: COC AWAITS WAKE-UP CALL. |
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373 |
| COST-CUTTING MOVES TRIM COLLEGE LAYOFFS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
340 |
| DAVIS KICKS OFF GOVERNOR CAMPAIGN. |
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240 |
| DAVIS SEEKS TO FLOOR NERVES IN FIRST ROUND. |
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853 |
| DELAYS PLAGUE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION, ADD EXPENSES. |
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728 |
| DINING BEAT : CHINATOWN'S MAGIC BRUNCH. |
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391 |
| DODGERS DEAL L.A.; SALE TO FOX SIGNED; FINAL OK FORESEEN. |
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833 |
| DOLE STOCK TAKES SHARP DROP; EL NINO TO SWAMP FIRST-QUARTER PROFITS, COMPANY ANNOUNCES. |
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390 |
| DRUG-SMUGGLING SUSPECTS ARRESTED; CUSTOMS AGENTS, POLICE SAY COCAINE SEIZED ON DOCK, BOAT. |
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264 |
| DUKE HOPES NOT TO HAVE GUARD DOWN. |
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529 |
| EDITORIAL : CONTROL L.A.'S DEBT; STOP BORROWING UNTIL CITY GOVERNMENT MAKES CUTS. |
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Editorial |
432 |
| EDITORIAL : IN CONTEMPT OF TAXPAYERS; THE COUNTY BUNGLED COURTHOUSE CONSTRUCTION, AND RESIDENTS PAY THE PRICE. |
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Editorial |
456 |
| EMPLOYEES WILL MISS O'MALLEY. |
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500 |
| EXAMINING THE PRESS; NBC ANCHOR BROKAW TALKS AT CONFERENCE. |
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738 |
| FACEOFF COMING ON TRANSIT BILL. |
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574 |
| FALLEN FIREFIGHTER PRAISED AT SERVICE. |
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339 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : VIEWING THE WORLD THROUGH MERCHANT IVORY EYES. |
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675 |
| FORECASTERS EXPECT LIGHT RAIN TO DAMPEN REGION. |
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250 |
| FOUNDATION HEALTH REPORTS $114.3 MILLION LOSS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
251 |
| GIRLS' TRACK: VAULTING TOWARD HISTORY; POLE VAULTER AIMS FOR 13-2. |
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515 |
| H.W. GETS IN THE LAST WORD; WOLVERINES ADVANCE, WIN GRUDGE MATCH : HARVARD-WESTLAKE 61, MORNINGSIDE 53. |
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605 |
| HOT SPOTS : TEXAS IN TARZANA. |
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265 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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297 |
| JOE SATRIANI HAS THE WORLD ON SIX STRINGS. |
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695 |
| JOINING FORCES; EXCHANGES MERGING TO BATTLE NYSE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
761 |
| JUDGE WANTS ROCKETDYNE SUIT REVISED. |
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434 |
| KENTUCKY DERBY PICTURE COMES INTO FOCUS. |
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1180 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : A CHANCE TO SPRING INTO KLUB CARNIVAL. |
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492 |
| KINGS LULLED INTO LAPSE AGAINST LOWLY LEAFS : TORONTO 2, KINGS 1. |
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549 |
| L.A. KICKS OFF PLAN TO SPRUCE UP DOWNTOWN. |
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444 |
| MAN GETS 368 YEARS IN PRISON; RAPIST-ROBBER SENTENCED. |
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449 |
| MOORPARK TEEN CITED FOR MISDEMEANOR; FOOTBALL STAR LINKED TO SEXUAL BATTERING. |
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422 |
| MUNOZ BANKS ON COLUMBIA. |
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90 |
| MUSEUM COLLECTION TELLS TALE OF DISASTER; DAM BURST OF 1928 SWEPT TRAGEDY, HEROIC RESPONSE DOWN SANTA CLARA RIVER VALLEY. |
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909 |
| MUSTANGS READY FOR ADOPTION;WILD HORSES NEED STOMPING GROUNDS. |
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583 |
| NAVY SHUTS DOWN LONGTIME ANTARCTIC RESEARCH OPERATION. |
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590 |
| NEWS LITE : AT 102, ENGINEER LOVES LABORS, SOURED ON KRAUT. |
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1095 |
| NOTES: JUDO CLUB MEMBERS PLACE FIRST. |
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237 |
| NOTES: THESE CLIPPERS CAN WIN. |
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383 |
| NOTES: WARRIORS FOOTBALL PLANS SIGNUPS. |
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347 |
| OBITUARIES : SARAH C. BURBRIDGE. |
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Obituary |
110 |
| OSCAR'S STARRY, STARRY NIGHT. |
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630 |
| PANEL URGES STATE-FUNDED PRESCHOOLS; PLAN OFFERS STANDARDS FOR UNIVERSAL ACCESS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
539 |
| PATRICK DOESN'T LET THIS ONE GET AWAY. |
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452 |
| POP/SNEAK PEEK : STARR TAKES BANGLES VIBE TO NEW ORLEANS SESSIONS. |
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439 |
| POTTER-ARTIST BEATRICE WOOD, 105. |
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Obituary |
353 |
| PROBLEM IS TWOFOLD;VALENCIA'S TWO STANDOUTS ARE LIMITED TO FOUR EVENTS. |
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478 |
| PROGRAM TARGETS SCOFFLAW DRIVERS. |
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456 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : BAR SMOKING BAN DOESN'T THREATEN RIGHTS. |
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Editorial |
1509 |
| REALTORS SOLD ON TIPS FROM DEPUTIES. |
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346 |
| REFORMERS WITH LEARN RECEIVE PRAISE. |
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205 |
| RESIDENTS RALLY TO HELP KIDS WHOSE DREAMS WERE STOLEN. |
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333 |
| RESTAURANT WRITERS SALUTE LOCAL CREME DE LA CREME. |
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769 |
| RIBEIRO REALIZES FANTASY. |
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659 |
| RIORDAN SAYS HIS ASIA TRIP WILL PAY FOR ITSELF IN TRADE. |
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267 |
| SEARCH FOR LONG-LOST LOVE BEGAN TOO LATE. |
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745 |
| SENIOR SENSE OF URGENCY; UCLA TRIO ON FINAL RUN TO RECAPTURE '95 GLORY. |
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504 |
| SITTING DOESN'T SUIT VAN EXEL, EVEN WITH WIN : LAKERS 108, CLIPPERS 85. |
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620 |
| SOFTBALL PREVIEW: THINGS JUST DIDN'T ADD UP; LITTLEROCK COACH FINDS FORMULA. |
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634 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1017 |
| SPACESHIP MODEL PASSES FLIGHT TEST. |
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562 |
| SPRING TRAINING '98 : DODGERS. |
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418 |
| STATE ENDS MANDATE FOR BILINGUAL CLASSES; MOVE GIVES DISTRICTS CURRICULUM CONTROL. |
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1050 |
| STOPLIGHT MAY SIGNAL REVITALIZED COMMUNITY. |
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397 |
| THEATER/SNEAK PEEK : `ODYSSEY' A MOST MEMORABLE JOURNEY. |
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585 |
| THEIR LEGACY ISN'T SHABBY, YOU KNOW. |
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|
916 |
| THOUGHT-PROVOKING `MEN WITH GUNS' ATTACKS NAIVETE. |
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Movie Review |
850 |
| TURBODYNE'S ALUMINUM REVENUES SOAR BUT INVESTMENT EATS PROFITS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
354 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: LAVIN HOPES THAT REST IS BEST. |
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421 |
| UCLA WOMEN READY TO DANCE. |
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188 |
| UNBEATEN T.O BEATS POLY 8-2. |
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798 |
| UNI'S WALTON GANG UPENDS CHAMINADE : USD 64, CHAMINADE 63. |
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618 |
| VALENCIA COMPANY FOLLOWS GROWTH WITH NEW NAME - NEXUS. |
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297 |
| VAN NUYS FUNDING PROPOSAL ATTACKED; COUNCIL PANELISTS ASSAIL REVIVAL PLAN FOR VAN NUYS. |
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922 |
| VENTURA COUNTY SUES IN SPILL; ROCKWELL DENIES '95 INCIDENT CAUSED ECOLOGICAL DAMAGE. |
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459 |
| VIDEO : HAVING A GOOD LAUGH AT OSCAR'S EXPENSE. |
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Video Recording Review |
830 |
| VOUCHERS ARE COSTLY IDEA THAT REFUSES TO DIE; SECTARIAN SCHOOLS SEEK TAX SUPPORT. |
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Editorial |
920 |
March 13, 1998
