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| [0] KINGS FLOP IN FIRST PERIOD, CAN'T COME BACK VS. SHARKS : SAN JOSE 5 KINGS 2. |
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766 |
| `CHERRY' A BEAUTIFULLY SIMPLE TASTE OF LIFE'S POSSIBILITIES. |
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Movie Review |
493 |
| `PACIFIC OVERTURES' USHERS IN NEW ERA. |
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Theater Review |
586 |
| ADS MAY FUEL LATINO ALCOHOLISM; REPORT SHOWS RISE IN DEATHS, VIOLENCE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
561 |
| AFTER A ROUGH BEGINNING, NEVARD IS THERE TO FINISH : CAMARILLO 2, WESTLAKE 0. |
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383 |
| AREA BAND PROUD TO BE LOUD. |
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490 |
| ARMED ROBBER HITS T.O. JEWELRY STORE. |
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216 |
| ARMENIAN CITIZENS CAN VOTE IN GLENDALE. |
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325 |
| BABY CRUSHED BY TRUCK; MOTHER'S DASH WITH STROLLER PROVES FATAL. |
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881 |
| BARLOW TAKES ON STADIUMS. |
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679 |
| BASEBALL BEAT: CALABASAS CAN STILL BE A FRONTIER FACTOR. |
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572 |
| BAY MEADOWS MAY BOAST OF BLESSED EVENT. |
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1313 |
| BOY AMBUSH SUSPECTS ASK FOR MINISTER, MOM. |
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524 |
| BOY FACES EXPULSION FOR GUN INCIDENT; GIRL NOTIFIED SCHOOL OF LOADED FIREARM. |
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269 |
| BRIEFLY : QUAKE SAFETY FAIR SET FOR VAN NUYS. |
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920 |
| BRIEFLY : TRAYLOR HITCHING TO LEAVE? |
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455 |
| BUSINESS PARK SET TO BUILD; DEMAND HIGH IN CHATSWORTH. |
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259 |
| CAR SHOW TO FEATURE CLASSICS, CRUD; SAUGUS HIGH HOSTS SHOWCASE OF TEEN'S VEHICULAR SIGNATURES. |
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365 |
| CITY JOINS CALL TO END INSURANCE REDLINING. |
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265 |
| CLIPPERS VS. MINNESOTA. |
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65 |
| COLD STORM EXPECTED DOUSE AREA. |
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451 |
| COLLEGE BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: COC CAN'T DEFEAT RAIN. |
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478 |
| COURT ALLOWS POLAROID TO TAKE OVER DMV LICENSE MANUFACTURING. |
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450 |
| CSUN FINDS NO ACADEMIC FRAUD; VOLLEYBALL REPORT MAY BE RELEASED TODAY. |
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234 |
| CSUN OPERA TEACHER TO RETIRE; NO `FAT LADY' SINGS, BUT DIRECTOR DECIDES TO CALL IT A CAREER. |
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576 |
| CUBS' FASTBALL-THROWING PROSPECT GARLAND LEARNS CHANGE OF PACE. |
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327 |
| DEAL COULD SAVE MANSION. |
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197 |
| DINING BEAT : GET `REAL' AT BEPPO. |
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278 |
| EDITORIAL : DIGGING A DEEPER HOLE; HOUSE PANEL'S OK OF 2 SUBWAY PROJECTS REWARDS THE MTA'S RECKLESS WAYS. |
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Editorial |
447 |
| EDITORIAL : FLOODING IN THE FAST LANE; CALTRANS SHOULD REPORT ON THE COST TO FIX FREEWAYS. |
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Editorial |
384 |
| ESCROW CLOSES ON PROPOSED AUTO SUPERSTORE SITE. |
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245 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT SCHOLARSHIPS. |
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655 |
| FRIEND SAVES LIFE WITH TV'S LESSON. |
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712 |
| GARDEN SHOW TO BLOOM AT T.O. LIBRARY; ROOTED PLANTS, FLOWERS GROOMED FOR SALE. |
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298 |
| GETTING CONFIDENTIAL WITH AUTHOR JAMES ELLROY. |
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Movie Review |
412 |
| GOING, GOING . . . GONE; BUYERS CLEAR STORE'S SHELVES DURING BANKRUPTCY AUCTION. |
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495 |
| GROVE STEPPING DOWN AS INTEL CEO; COMPANY PRESIDENT WILL TAKE REINS AT COMPUTER CHIP MAKER; CHANGE CALLED ORDERLY. |
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379 |
| HOT SPOTS : PLACE IN THE SUN. |
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272 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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289 |
| INJURIES FORCE DETOUR; FREEWAY SERIES HAS MISSING STARS. |
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813 |
| IT'S AN ABSOLUTELY HOPELESS `PROPOSITION'. |
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Movie Review |
508 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: VOLATILE DESERT WEATHER TAKES ANOTHER TURN : RAIN CANCELS JETHAWKS GAME ONE DAY AFTER GUSTY WINDS. |
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635 |
| JOKE-STARVED NOT GETTING MONEY'S MIRTH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
306 |
| JUDGE HINDERS FORMER MARIJUANA PURVEYOR. |
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379 |
| JURORS ASKED TO OVERLOOK VICES; DALLY DEFENSE SAYS FLAWS DON'T MAKE HIM A MURDERER. |
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273 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : TIME FOR CLASSICAL COMPOSERS. |
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556 |
| KINGS FLOP IN FIRST PERIOD, CAN'T COME BACK VS. SHARKS : SAN JOSE 5 KINGS 2. |
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747 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: HARRIS SEEKS RESPECT FOR HIS `AVERAGE' TEAM. |
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530 |
| LANDLORD REWARDS PARENTS, KIDS WHO MAKE THE GRADE(S). |
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264 |
| LAUSD MUST WAKE UP AND SMELL FUNDING. |
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Editorial |
537 |
| LEASE SETS STAGE FOR OSCAR THEATER. |
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329 |
| LIKABLE `DEEDLES' GOES TO DOGS. |
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Movie Review |
461 |
| MAN GUILTY IN RAPE OF CLERK. |
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359 |
| MAN'S DEATH REMAINS MYSTERY. |
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259 |
| MTA ORDERS INVESTIGATION OF WHISTLE-BLOWER'S FIRING. |
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185 |
| MUSICIANS WILL SALUTE MARIACHI MILESTONE. |
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245 |
| NEW CHARGE KEEPS MAN IN JAIL. |
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411 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS HEARTTHROB SUES OVER NUDE PHOTOS. |
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763 |
| NOTES: PREMIER GIRLS' SOCCER TEAM WINS UNDER-15 TOURNAMENT. |
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290 |
| OBJECT LESSON OF `RUBIES' CHAFES. |
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Movie Review |
722 |
| ON A NEW ROAD; SURVIVING ONE TRAGEDY AFTER ANOTHER HAS GIVEN WALLACE A WILL TO WIN. |
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827 |
| PALMDALE MAN SHOT OUTSIDE HIS HOUSE. |
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220 |
| PANEL NAMED TO PRIORITIZE BOND PROJECTS; SCHOOLS ASK RESIDENTS' ADVICE. |
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445 |
| PARTNERS TOUT SPORTS ARENA; FACILITY EXPECTED TO OPEN IN 1999; SITE WILL BE HOME OF LAKERS, KINGS. |
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471 |
| POLS GET 26% RAISES; GOVERNOR'S PAY TO BE TOP IN U.S. |
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Statistical Data Included |
966 |
| POP/SNEAK PEEK : NOT YOUR TYPICAL U.K. POP GROUP. |
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453 |
| PRETTY ACTORS IN `NO LOOKING BACK' ARE PRETTY BORING. |
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Movie Review |
741 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : YOUTH LEFT ADRIFT WITHOUT `MORAL COMPASS'. |
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Editorial |
1548 |
| RANCH PROJECT CRITICIZED; FLYNN FEARS FOR FARMERS. |
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496 |
| RESIDENTS STOOD UP BY CITY OFFICIALS; LEADERS SAY SNUB IS FUEL FOR SECESSION. |
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550 |
| ROUNDUP: DUCKS TIE UP WINGS. |
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627 |
| SAN FERNANDO TO REMEMBER CHAVEZ; FESTIVAL, FAST COMMEMORATE FARM WORKER UNION LEADER'S VISION. |
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348 |
| SAUGUS TROUPE REVISITS `OZ'. |
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228 |
| SIMI POLICE OFFICER HAILED FOR DEDICATION. |
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199 |
| SKATING INTO SPOTLIGHT; SIMI VALLEY PLAYS HOST TO NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP. |
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606 |
| SOCCER CLUB ANNOUNCES TRYOUTS. |
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406 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1003 |
| SPIRITUALIZED REACHES ANOTHER PLANE; QUARTET'S ETHEREAL SOUND - A CROSS BETWEEN POP AND AVANT-GARDE - RISES WITH `FLOATING'. |
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926 |
| STATE DELAYS CURB ON LAWN-TOOL POLLUTION; MAKERS OPPOSE REDUCTION IN EMISSIONS. |
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449 |
| STATE WILL INSPECT PARK. |
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436 |
| STEALING CASH - AND HEARTS, TOO; IN `THE NEWTON BOYS,' CONSUMMATE ROBBERS DRAW ON VAULT FULL OF COURTLY SOUTHERN CHARM. |
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1285 |
| STOPLIGHT SIGNALS TRANSIT HUB BIRTH; WEST VALLEY PROJECT PRELUDE TO PLANNED PERMANENT LOCATION. |
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294 |
| STUDENTS FACE SCHOOL WHERE 5 MASSACRED. |
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1029 |
| STUDENTS FLEX BRAINS IN CONTEST. |
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552 |
| SURVEYS SHOW SUCCESSES, LAUSD SAYS. |
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590 |
| SUSHI BAR BY ANY OTHER NAME CAN'T TOP KATSU-YA. |
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Restaurant Review |
892 |
| TEXAS NEWTONS PUT `BOYS' TO SHAME. |
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Movie Review |
593 |
| THE DAY IN PREPS: LANCASTER SLUGS WAY TO FIRST LEAGUE WIN. |
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420 |
| THEATER TO HONOR DEDICATED USHER IN CHAIR DISPLAY; ANTIQUES IN LOBBY TO BE TRIBUTE. |
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567 |
| TRACK AND FIELD BEAT: POLY POLITICS. |
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467 |
| TRAVEL TO EXOTIC BLUE PYRAMID. |
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Restaurant Review |
921 |
| TWO `90210' STARS PLANNING THEIR DEPARTURES. |
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798 |
| VENTURA COUNTY EYES ON SKY: RESIDENTS FEAR RAINS TO ADD TO $105 MILLION IN DAMAGES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
502 |
| VIDEO : BARD'S LABOR NOT LOST IN MOVIES. |
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Video Recording Review |
806 |
| VOLLEYBALL: TAFT ENDS FRUSTRATION VS. GRANADA : TAFT 3 GRAN. HILLS 0. |
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480 |
| WHAT'S HAPPENING : COMEDY. |
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714 |
| WHITE TAPS INTO RACE STEREOTYPES. |
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888 |
March 27, 1998
