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| `HERCULES' LYRICIST, TALENTED FRIENDS JOIN FOR AIDS GALA. |
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759 |
| `HOUSE RULES' EXEC BREAKS THE MOLD; HONESTY WORKS FOR THIS TV GUY. |
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1318 |
| 3RD-GRADERS GET SENSE OF OTHER CULTURE; TEACHER GIVES CLASS TASTE OF AFGHANISTAN. |
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700 |
| 8 MORE OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO AIRPORT BOMB DETAIL. |
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241 |
| A.V. COLLEGE EVENT TO CELEBRATE LIVES OF SPECIAL WOMEN. |
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576 |
| AERIAL POLLEN ASSAULT UNDER WAY. |
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605 |
| AFTER INJURY, BELL NOW PLAYS TO MOSTLY ESCAPE THE PAIN. |
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383 |
| APPEALING TRIO `RULES' IN NBC MIDSEASON SHOW. |
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Television Program Review |
347 |
| ARTESIA TAKES IT TO SIMI VALLEY; FOR ONCE, PIONEERS ARE OUTMANNED : ARTESIA 70, SIMI VALLEY 45. |
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627 |
| BOY BEATEN TO DEATH, POLICE SAY; PACOIMA FATHER FACING FIRST-DEGREE MURDER CHARGE. |
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578 |
| BOYS` BASKETBALL PLAYOFF NOTES: LONG MADE RIGHT CHOICE. |
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428 |
| BREAKING UP MTA NO ANSWER TO WOES THAT PLAGUE AGENCY; PROPOSAL WOULD BE WRONG MEDICINE. |
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Editorial |
883 |
| BRIEFLY : FLEEING MAN HELD AFTER GUN BREAKS. |
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695 |
| BRIEFLY : JACK BRICKHOUSE HAS BRAIN SURGERY. |
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376 |
| BRIEFLY : POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN AUTO-SHOP SLAYING. |
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917 |
| BRIEFLY : VICTIM OF SHOOTING IN GOOD CONDITION. |
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537 |
| BUSY INTERSECTION GETS IQ UPGRADE; PEDESTRIAN INJURIES SPUR NEW SYSTEM. |
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460 |
| CAMPAIGN BRIEFS : SINGER, SHELTON SET CAMPAIGN KICKOFF. |
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268 |
| CHANGING GOP COURSE; LUNGREN'S CATHOLICISM COULD SERVE AS LATINO LURE. |
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Editorial |
935 |
| CHARTER REFORMERS TO UNITE. |
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394 |
| CHELETTE DAZED BY TEAM'S LOSS; FIRST-ROUND UPSET ENDS STREAK. |
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793 |
| CHURCH HIT BY VANDALISM; SUSPECT ARRESTED ON SITE. |
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330 |
| CITY REQUESTS REVISION OF TRANSIT POLICY; PLAN TO PUSH VAN, CAR POOLS. |
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559 |
| CITY SECTION BOYS` SOCCER: RESEDA GETS ITS REVENGE : RESEDA 3, EL CAMINO REAL 0. |
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245 |
| CITY SECTION GIRLS` SOCCER: CHATSWORTH PASSES ITS BIGGEST TEST : CHATSWORTH 2, GRANADA HILLS 0. |
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355 |
| CLERKS SPURNING PAY CUTS; L.A. COLLEGE DISTRICT BUDGET FIX IN TROUBLE. |
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488 |
| CLU NOTES: CLU WOMEN VISIT FAVORED UCSD. |
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455 |
| COALITION TARGETS ABUSE OF CHILDREN. |
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267 |
| COLLEGE ROUNDUP: USC POUNDS UCSB 15-8. |
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399 |
| COUNTY SEES REASONS FOR OPTIMISM ON BUDGET. |
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427 |
| COUNTY SUPPORTS CITIES' NONRESIDENT PARK FEES. |
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332 |
| CREDIT CARD BUSINESS HELPS BOOST CHARTER PACIFIC PROFITS. |
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291 |
| CURTAIN GOES UP ON THEATER PLAN; COMPANY PLANS 19-SCREEN SITE ACROSS FROM JETHAWKS STADIUM. |
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434 |
| DALLY TAPED TALKING ABOUT BURIAL. |
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335 |
| DEPARTMENT OUT OF SPAY, NEUTER VOUCHERS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
444 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: OSUNA COMES TO TERMS. |
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531 |
| DOUBLE WHAMMY; CLIPPERS LOSE TO HOUSTON, LOSE WRIGHT TO INJURY : HOUSTON 107, CLIPPERS 97. |
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368 |
| DOW NOT GOING DOWN; 5TH STRAIGHT RECORD SET, BUT INTEREST RATES RISE. |
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356 |
| DRIVER HURT IN COLLISION IMPROVING. |
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197 |
| EDITORIAL : ATTENTION SILENCE, PLEASE; SAN FERNANDO MAYOR'S IDEA HAS EVERYONE SHOUTING, WHEN THEY SHOULD BE LISTENING AND LEARNING. |
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Editorial |
529 |
| EDITORIAL : WHAT RECOVERY? |
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Editorial |
297 |
| EXPRESS LANE: ON THE TABLE IN 30 MINUTES OR LESS. |
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Recipe |
742 |
| FAIR AT NEWHALL JUNIOR HIGH LINKS UP VOLUNTEERS, GROUPS. |
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249 |
| FEUD ESCALATES IN SAN FERNANDO. |
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466 |
| FIRM'S PRESIDENT ATTACKED BY GUNMAN IN COMPANY LOT. |
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197 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
50 |
| GOOD ENOUGH TO BEAT ECR; MONROE'S ENNIS DOWNPLAYS WIN : MONROE 7, EL CAMINO REAL 2. |
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474 |
| GROCERY'S TRUSTEE PLANS SALE; DANISH AMERICAN CREDITORS TO MEET. |
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301 |
| GROUP TOUTING VALLEY TOURISM; VICA REQUESTS CITY FUNDING. |
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515 |
| HODGE SET TO LEAD HOT-HITTING HIGHLAND. |
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629 |
| HONESTY IS THOMPSON'S POLICY. |
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444 |
| HUDGINS LIFTS BRAVES; HIS 7TH-INNING SINGLE CAPS BIRMINGHAM RALLY. |
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331 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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255 |
| JOB PROGRAM'S GOALS TWOFOLD; DISPLACED WORKERS TO RESTORE STORM-DAMAGED AREAS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
590 |
| KILLING OF FELLOW OFFICER `IN POLICY'. |
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351 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: IT'S TIME TO STAY OUT OF SHAQ'S WAY. |
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592 |
| LANCASTER MAIL CENTER MAKES FEDERAL LIST; POSTAL SERVICE PLANNING TO BUILD DISTRIBUTION FACILITY TO REPLACE ONE IN MOJAVE. |
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331 |
| LANCASTER TEEN TO STAND TRIAL IN SHOTGUN KILLING. |
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422 |
| LEAD A SILENT THREAT TO KIDS; SIMPLE BLOOD TEST CAN HELP DETECT POISONING, WHICH OFTEN TAKES ON SYMPTOMS OF OTHER AILMENTS. |
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Editorial |
932 |
| MADE IN JAPAN; NOMO, YOSHII EXPORT RIVALRY TO SPRING TRAINING IN FLORIDA. |
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919 |
| MASTER'S BANDAGED, READY FOR PLAYOFFS; CATHEY BACK AT TOP FORM AFTER SEVERE WRIST INJURY. |
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791 |
| MONTCLAIR FALLS SHORT IN TRIPLE OT; HALL MISSES 5-FOOTER BEFORE FINAL BUZZER : PACIFIC HILLS 83, MONTCLAIR PREP 82. |
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496 |
| MOTOROLA GETS LAPD RADIO SYSTEM CONTRACT. |
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337 |
| MOVIES ARE SMOKIN'; ACTIVISTS DENOUNCE RISE IN ON-SCREEN TOBACCO USE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
707 |
| NBC BACK ON TOP IN RATINGS RACE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
288 |
| NEWS LITE : NICHOLSON FRAUD GETS MAN 2 YEARS. |
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867 |
| NOTES: CAMARILLO GYMNASTS STRIKE GOLD IN LAS VEGAS NATIONAL TOURNEY. |
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197 |
| NOTES: DOBY IS ELECTED INTO HALL. |
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930 |
| NOTHING TO WRITE HOME ABOUT; VIDEO SALES, RENTALS DIP IN '97. |
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535 |
| OBITUARIES : BRITTANY ROSE PERRY. |
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Obituary |
561 |
| OFFICERS HOPE TO WRITE UP RESTAURANT PATRONS' ORDERS. |
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209 |
| OLIVIER KEEPS UCLA'S FOCUS ON PAC-10. |
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861 |
| PANEL SEES GAS GETTING CHEAPER. |
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128 |
| PET OWNER CHARGED IN DOG'S DEATH; PUPPY ATE COCAINE OFF TABLE, POLICE SAY. |
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266 |
| POLY DQ'ED IN SOCCER. |
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135 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : OPRAH VERDICT WAS VICTORY FOR FREE SPEECH. |
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Editorial |
1615 |
| RAIDERS FACE AN UPHILL CLIMB; UNDERDOG MOORPARK FACES CANYONS IN PLAYOFF. |
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696 |
| ROBITAILLE PLANS RETURN IN PLAYOFFS. |
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408 |
| SENATE PANEL TO EXPLORE WATER GROUP'S ACTIVITIES. |
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293 |
| SHUTTLE BY UNITED TAKING OFF; SMALL CARRIER SEES HIKE IN REVENUES. |
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596 |
| SIGN'S DISAPPEARING ACT ONLY PROVES RULES ARE RULES. |
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382 |
| SILVER CHARM YOUNGEST IN FIELD. |
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304 |
| SIMI HOMEOWNER SHOOTS MAN IN APPARENT BREAK-IN ATTEMPT. |
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186 |
| SIMI VALLEY FALLS TO MISSION VIEJO : MISSION VIEJO 1, SIMI VALLEY 0. |
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307 |
| SOLAR BOAT SOUGHT BY GROUP FOR LAKE TOURS. |
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282 |
| SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS SOCCER: HORNER CAN'T RESCUE PARACLETE. |
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291 |
| STATE SENATE ENDORSES SCHOOL-BOND VOTE; DEMOCRATS PUSHED $9.2 BILLION PROPOSAL. |
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672 |
| STORM REPAIRS CONTINUE; SAUGUS FAMILIES CLEAN UP. |
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454 |
| THE BUZZ. |
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308 |
| THE TOP DOGS AT TACO BELL. |
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565 |
| THERE'S NOTHING LIKE COMPETITION. |
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210 |
| TOP OF THE LINEUP : O'QUINN ALL-BIG SKY. |
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156 |
| TROJANS HAVE TWIN TERRORS; CLARK SISTERS KEEP THE PACE FRENETIC, EVEN IF IT HURTS. |
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670 |
| TURBODYNE SETS SIGHTS ON U.S. STATUS. |
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225 |
| USC NOTEBOOK: USC LANDS IN PIGSKIN CLASSIC; TROJANS WILL HOST PURDUE, AUG. 30. |
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263 |
| VAN NUYS HANGAR PROJECT CRITICIZED. |
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424 |
| VENTURA COUNTY CITIES JOINING CAMPAIGN TO KEEP TAX DOLLARS. |
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482 |
| WATER PLAN DRAFTED; CASTAIC AGENCY FACES GROWTH IN POPULATION. |
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519 |
| WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH LECTURES, EVENTS OFFERED. |
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190 |
March 4, 1998
