Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `TITANIC' ON TOP 14TH WEEK IN ROW. |
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Statistical Data Included |
717 |
| 59-YEAR-OLD SEEKS INTERVIEW HELP. |
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530 |
| ABC BANKING ON STELLAR NIGHT. |
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414 |
| BAD BLOOD: MARTINEZ VS. METS; PITCHER IS PLUNKED AFTER PLUNKING TWO. |
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792 |
| BEST LEE ATTACK SINCE ROBERT E. : STANFORD 79, RHODE ISLAND 77. |
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718 |
| BOY, 6, LEAVES HOSPITAL; PLASTIC SURGERY REQUIRED AFTER DOG ATTACK. |
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288 |
| BRIEFLY : 3 SANTA CLARITA TEENS HELD IN ACID BOMBING. |
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264 |
| BRIEFLY : 3 TEENS ARRESTED AFTER BOMB BLASTS. |
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155 |
| BRIEFLY : GUNFIRE ENDS WITH 4 ARRESTS IN PALMDALE. |
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264 |
| BRIEFLY : WIN FOR AGASSI, ROMP FOR HINGIS. |
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|
402 |
| CHECKUP : NEWS, TIPS AND TRENDS WEIGHT-LIFTING BELT MAY NOT BE NECESSARY, STUDY FINDS. |
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503 |
| CLIPPERS VS. VANCOUVER. |
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|
93 |
| COMPUTER ANIMATION TOP DRAW. |
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Statistical Data Included |
694 |
| COMPUTER CENTER OPENING TO KIDS. |
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|
320 |
| CYBERSPORT : VIDEO GAMES IMITATING LIFE. |
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Video Recording Review |
619 |
| DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST. |
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Statistical Data Included |
448 |
| DELIGHTED TO BE DESPISED; KENTUCKY NIPS DUKE : KENTUCKY 86, DUKE 84. |
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|
650 |
| DEVELOPERS PUSH FOR SURGE IN NEW HOUSING PROJECTS. |
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|
842 |
| DOLLARS & SENSE : MONEY MATTERS. |
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|
338 |
| EDITORIAL : THE NITTY-GRITTY; HAHN INVIGORATES CHARTER REFORM DEBATE BY CALLING FOR NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCILS. |
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Editorial |
571 |
| EDITORIAL : WORTH PRESERVING?; THE PUBLIC SHOULD MULL OPTIONS FOR VALLEY CIVIC CENTER IN VAN NUYS. |
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Editorial |
291 |
| EL NINO WATCH: STORM WATERS LEAVE PACIFIC IN UNCLEAN STATE. |
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|
400 |
| ESCAPING SUBURBAN SPRAWL: MOORPARK PAIR SEES FUTURE WITH MORE NEIGHBORS. |
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|
1390 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
21 |
| FOR THIS FORMER WALK-ON, SHOT `AS GOOD AS IT GETS'. |
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|
816 |
| GANGS LINKED TO THOUSANDS OF CRIMES IN A.V.; OFFENSES INCREASE, DATA SHOW. |
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Statistical Data Included |
321 |
| GETTING A HEAD START ON A BUSUNESS CAREER: RIORDAN SCHOLARS PROGRAM GIVES YOUTHS BUSINESS SAVVY. |
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|
1080 |
| GETTING THE BUGS OUT; NEW BEETLE'S DESIGNERS ENDURE BUMPY ROAD. |
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|
987 |
| GIRLS HELP BRING FAMOUS WOMEN TO LIFE. |
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|
873 |
| GOVERNOR CANDIDATES VIE FOR POSITION AS TRUE DEMOCRAT. |
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|
694 |
| HIGH SCHOOL ARTS VENUES BACK ON TRACK AFTER RAIN. |
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|
895 |
| INTERIM CITY MANAGER ONCE OPENED LIFE'S DOOR TO NOVICE. |
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|
564 |
| IT'S A FIRST: COACHES DEBUT IN FINAL FOUR. |
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555 |
| JUMPING GERMS PUT ALL WORKERS AT RISK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
787 |
| KATZ BEATS OUT ALARCON FOR STATE SENATE BACKING. |
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|
287 |
| KENTUCKY, N.C. FAVORED IN SEMIS. |
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|
103 |
| L.A. DEBT RISING FAST; PROPOSAL MAY RAISE CEILING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1317 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: THIGH BRUISE, SUFFERED IN COLLISION, HAVING EFFECT ON JONES' PLAY. |
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|
405 |
| LANCASTER PLANS DEVELOPMENT ON ONCE BLIGHTED PROPERTIES. |
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|
251 |
| LAUSD BOSS DECRIES STATE ENGLISH TEST. |
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|
492 |
| LEWIS VS. BRIGGS NOT PROMISING MATCHUP. |
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|
850 |
| LIBRARY EXHIBITS ART THAT'S ALL SEWED UP. |
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233 |
| MAN FINDS DEAD BABY; INFANT'S BODY SPOTTED FLOATING IN AQUEDUCT'S WATERS. |
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254 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS GORE'S STAFF GOOFS LETTER TO SENATOR. |
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|
888 |
| NORTHRIDGE FINDS SOME SOLACE IN LOPSIDED LOSS : ARIZONA 14, CSUN 8. |
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|
359 |
| OBITUARY : HOWARD, FORMER SCRIPPS PRESIDENT. |
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Obituary |
153 |
| ON PLUS SIDE, FLOODS CAN BE TAX WRITE-OFF. |
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|
260 |
| ONE FOOT IN FRONT OF THE OTHER ...; MAN WALKS HIS WAY TO BETTER HEALTH. |
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|
1081 |
| OSCARS FANS CAMP OUT EARLY TO SEE THE STARS. |
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|
670 |
| PARENTS' WAIT FOR SCHOOL CHOICES PAYS OFF; 89% GET FIRST, SECOND PICKS ON MULTITRACK SYSTEM. |
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677 |
| PEOPLE IN BUSINESS : LIEBELT NAMED HEAD OF ILLIG CONSTRUCTION. |
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|
481 |
| PLANS IN NEWHALL EXCITE ENGINEER. |
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693 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SAG REBUTS CRITIC OVER HONORING REAGAN. |
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Editorial |
1462 |
| READY TO TEST THE WATERS; TEEN TO TEST RIVER'S POLLUTION LEVELS. |
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|
504 |
| REAL WINNERS; STATE TITLE ACADEMIC FOR EL CAMINO. |
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|
466 |
| REYNOLDS TRYING HIS LUCK AT COVETED STATUETTE. |
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|
770 |
| SACRAMENTO SUNK BY SUPER-SUB; VAN EXEL IS PUMPING LIFE INTO LAKERS OFF THE BENCH : LAKERS 96, SACRAMENTO 93. |
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|
617 |
| SELANNE SCORES HAT TRICK AS DUCKS DEFEAT SENATORS. |
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|
338 |
| SIMI DINING STUDY SHOWS DICHOTOMY OF DELICACY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
722 |
| SPRING TRAINING '98 : DODGERS. |
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|
484 |
| STUDENTS' QUILT DISPLAYS RICH TAPESTRY OF WOMEN'S ACHIEVEMENTS. |
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|
432 |
| SUBWAY FUNDING HAS LEFT VALLEY IN THE PITS; PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IS QUICK METHOD OF UPGRADING RAIL SERVICE. |
|
Editorial |
446 |
| SURFING THE TUBE: THE WEEK AHEAD : TODAY. |
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|
340 |
| THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL : MAJERUS WILL PUT THE UTE IN CUTE. |
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|
698 |
| USC'S MUNSON BATTERS ARIZONA. |
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|
72 |
| VOTERS SEEK PUBLIC SAFETY, GOOD SCHOOLS; SURVEY ASSESSES LOCAL CONCERNS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
605 |
| YOUNG GUNS ON THEIR WAY TO REGIONALS. |
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|
541 |
| YOUR GUIDE TO THE NOMINEES. |
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1601 |
March 23, 1998
