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| [0] BLAZERS DOUSED; LAKERS DECIDE GAME 4 IS WINNIN' TIME. |
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728 |
| `DANCER, TEXAS' SPEAKS TO LONGING FOR SOMETHING BETTER. |
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Movie Review |
704 |
| `HE GOT GAME' SCORES SOLIDLY. |
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Movie Review |
744 |
| `SABRINA'S' HART WANTS TO PRODUCE SHIRLEY TEMPLE BIOPIC. |
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776 |
| 2 THIEVES, A SPUNKY SOPHISTICATE AND A FUNERAL IN `SHOOTING FISH'. |
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Movie Review |
555 |
| 2 VALLEY FIRMS TO ACCEPT EXPORT AWARD. |
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187 |
| A.V. SUFFERS FROM TWO ABSENCES. |
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496 |
| ALL THE TEAMWORK SHE NEEDS; DISCUS THROWER COMPETES ONLY AGAINST HERSELF. |
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436 |
| ASSESS THE DAMAGE; KINGS NOT ABOUT TO SWEEP CUP DREAMS AWAY. |
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766 |
| AUNT KITTY MAKES BROTHERS SAY UNCLE. |
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815 |
| BASEBALL BEAT: AGOURA MUST CLEAR HURDLES. |
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624 |
| BASEBALL: KUNES LEADS CHATSWORTH. |
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447 |
| BLAZERS DOUSED; LAKERS DECIDE GAME 4 IS WINNIN' TIME. |
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744 |
| BLOOD, LUST SPILL OVER IN VERDI'S `IL TROVATORE'. |
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Theater Review |
551 |
| BOEING AWARDED $1.6 BILLION MISSILE CONTRACT. |
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434 |
| BRIEFLY : FEDERAL ATTORNEYS WON'T SUE OVER JAILS. |
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395 |
| BRIEFLY : NC'S CARTER GOES PRO, TOO. |
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263 |
| CARRIERS FIND FRIENDLY SKIES; UNITED, DELTA WILL CREATE ALLIANCE. |
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498 |
| CENTER LEADS CHILD-ABUSE AWARENESS PROJECT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
366 |
| CLINTON LEVELS SALVO AT STARR; PRESIDENT ASSAILS PROSECUTOR'S TACTICS. |
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1287 |
| CLINTON SET TO SWING THROUGH CALIFORNIA. |
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157 |
| CRAZY ABOUT... NASCAR; AUTO-RACING CIRCUIT TRAILS ONLY FOOTBALL IN POPULARITY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1138 |
| CREDIT UNION ROBBED. |
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276 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: BRASWELL SET WITH MATERIAL. |
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228 |
| DEFENSE PROPOSAL MAY HELP A.V.; SINGLE COMMAND COULD BOOST AEROSPACE WORK. |
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781 |
| DINING BEAT : BEEFED-UP BARGAINS. |
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401 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: HITTERS RESCUE RELIEVER CLONTZ. |
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644 |
| DRAWN OUT TO A CIRCUS; DERBY SHOW SHOWS INEPTITUDE. |
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1230 |
| DYING ON TV; L.A. STATIONS AIR HORRIFIC FREEWAY SUICIDE. |
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1144 |
| ECONOMY THRILLS STREET; STOCK MARKET SHOOTS UPWARD ON NEWS OF FAST GROWTH, LOW INFLATION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
382 |
| EDITORIAL : AN MTA TURNAROUND?; OUSTED WHISTLE-BLOWER REINSTATED. |
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Editorial |
245 |
| EDITORIAL : FOUR FOR ASSEMBLY; VOTERS SHOULD PICK THE BEST CANDIDATE IN FIRST OPEN PRIMARY. |
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Editorial |
477 |
| EDITORIAL AIRPORT'S NEIGHBORS HAVE THEIR RIGHTS, TOO; VAN NUYS RESIDENTS DON'T WANT SITE TO CLOSE - THEY WANT IT TO BE QUIETER. |
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Editorial |
973 |
| EX-TEACHER PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE. |
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357 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : IMAX'S ELEPHANT DRAMA. |
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897 |
| FOLLOWING NICK LOWE COVER TO COVER; IT'S NO ACCIDENT THAT HIS EFFORTS SEEM EFFORTLESS. |
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869 |
| FRENCH BISTRO FROM THE SOUTH. |
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Restaurant Review |
974 |
| GALLERY SEES CITY AS EMPTY CANVAS; PAIR LOOK TO AREA AS IDEAL ART LOCALE. |
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718 |
| GERMAN ATHLETE SOUGHT BY CSUN. |
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664 |
| GRAND JURY INDICTS HUBBELL FOR TAX EVASION, CONSPIRACY. |
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836 |
| GRIM `LES MIS' REMAKE STEALS NOTHING FROM STAGE VERSION. |
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Movie Review |
653 |
| HAMSTRING INJURY FELLS FARGAS. |
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216 |
| HOMERS, HILL PROVIDE A THRILL. |
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497 |
| HOT SPOTS : STUDIO ANNEX. |
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256 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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252 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: FIRST OFF, 'HAWKS LOOK BAD. |
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630 |
| KARROS FACTOR CONTINUES : DODGERS 14 PITTSBURGH 6. |
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701 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : GIGGLE YOUR WAY TO $50,000 PRIZE IN PILLSBURY CONTEST. |
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537 |
| KNIFE FOUND NEAR ROCKINGHAM. |
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105 |
| L.A. COUNTY FACING BIG BUDGET SHORTFALL. |
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707 |
| L.A. HIGH SCHOOLS MEET AP COURSE GOAL. |
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433 |
| LAPD TASK FORCE URGES BILINGUALISM; PANEL PUSHES FOR TRAINING, PAY INCENTIVES. |
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843 |
| LAWMAKERS FIND DEFENSE FUNDS. |
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209 |
| LOCAL CHARITIES WARNING OF SERVICE CURTAILMENTS. |
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570 |
| LONG BEACH MAN'S ACTIONS HALT TRAFFIC ON INTERCHANGE. |
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463 |
| MALL TO SELL SHOW TICKETS. |
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99 |
| MCKAY, VOLUME II; FAMED SPORTSCASTER'S MOTTO: `STAY EAST, YOUNG MAN'. |
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1328 |
| MOBILE-HOME RENT HIKE APPROVED; MEDIATORS CALL INCREASE JUST; RESIDENTS CALL IT VINDICTIVE. |
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569 |
| MOTORCYCLE CARAVAN TO PROMOTE MS AWARENESS. |
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317 |
| MOURNERS RECALL ACTON MAN. |
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226 |
| N.D. TOPS ST. FRANCIS; COGHLIN SHOOTS 35. |
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800 |
| NEW POSTMASTER STARTS JOB; VETERAN MANAGER WILL SUPERVISE 300 EMPLOYEES IN T.O. |
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225 |
| NEWS LITE : FLYNT PREPARES FOR CINCINNATI OBSCENITY TRIAL. |
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760 |
| NOTEBOOK: TROUBLES OF TOP SEEDS BRUSHED ASIDE BY SHAQ. |
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453 |
| NOTES: BASKETBALL CAMP WILL BE IN THREE SESSIONS AT COC. |
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304 |
| OBITUARIES : CAROLINA SANCHEZ. |
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Obituary |
159 |
| OFFICER KNOCKED FROM HIS VEHICLE. |
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129 |
| ON DECK: LAKE ELSINORE'S FAMILIAR FACES SET TO RIDE STORM. |
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338 |
| ONCE AND FUTURE KING: DUCHESNE? |
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842 |
| PAIR SAY THEY'RE GUILTLESS IN FRAUD. |
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360 |
| PANEL AFFIRMS STATE PAY RAISE; CRITICISM UNABLE TO SWAY DECISION ON TOP POSTS. |
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472 |
| PARENTS SUE OVER STUDENT'S DEATH; COUPLE CLAIMS SCHOOL TRACK LED TO ACCIDENT. |
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569 |
| PARKS TO TRIM 4 JOBS; BUDGET CUTS FORCE LAYOFF. |
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447 |
| PASS WITH FLYING COLORS; SHAFER'S PASSION FOR RACING INCREASED WITH EACH SCHOOL PERFORMANCE. |
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790 |
| PLAY SALUTES HUMAN SPIRIT; TRIALS OF HELEN KELLER SHOWN. |
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447 |
| POP/SNEAK PEEK : NEW ZEALAND SENSATION BIC CRAFTS HER SIGNATURE DEBUT. |
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486 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : NOW BEHOLDEN TO MEMBERS, NOT PARTY. |
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Editorial |
1507 |
| RIORDAN HIRES CONSULTANT ON LAX; ADVISER TO PUSH FOR EXPANSION. |
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422 |
| RUMORS BOOSTING SEAGRAM; ACQUISITION OF EMI SAID TO BE PLANNED. |
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534 |
| SMOKING BAN HURTS BARS, SAYS SURVEY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
507 |
| SOFTBALL: CAMARILLO ERRORS AID T.O. CAUSE : LANCERS JUST HAVE TO PUT BALL IN PLAY IN SHUTOUT. |
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398 |
| SOFTBALL: PROM TO POSE PROBLEM : EIGHT HART SOFTBALL STARTERS CHOOSE TO DANCE. |
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560 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1214 |
| SOUND SOURCE INTERACTIVE RESOLVES BOARD SUIT. |
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172 |
| SPEEDWAY TRIES TO STAY UP TO SPEED FOR FANS. |
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699 |
| SPIKE LEE ON HIS `GAME'; FATHERS, SONS AND BASKETBALL PROVIDE ACTION IN NEWEST FILM. |
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1411 |
| STUDY SAYS NO TO NEW HOSPITAL; `HEALTHPLEX' PLAN FAVORED. |
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429 |
| SUBWAY REVEALS CITY FOSSIL RECORD. |
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289 |
| SWEENEY FILLS IN NICELY, OUTDUELS EX-STANFORD STAR. |
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343 |
| TEEN BIRTH RATE DIPS SHARPLY FROM '91-'96. |
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Statistical Data Included |
999 |
| TELETHON ORGANIZERS HAIL EVENT; TV BROADCAST RAISES $20,000 FOR ART CENTER. |
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419 |
| TRACK BEAT : HEADS UP. |
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896 |
| UCLA WRIST SLAPPED; HARRICK MISDEEDS BRING PROBATION. |
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560 |
| UNITED WAY TO CUT FUNDING; VENTURA COUNTY AGENCY WILL SLASH CONTRIBUTIONS BY 30%. |
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643 |
| VAN EXEL, BRYANT BLAZE FAR BETTER TRAILS. |
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478 |
| VIDEO : ANOTHER CHANCE FOR `ANASTASIA'. |
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Video Recording Review |
908 |
| WHAT'S HAPPENING : STAGES. |
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889 |
| WINDOW TO THE WORLD; CONCERTS GIVE MUSICAL TOUR THROUGH TIME. |
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798 |
May 1, 1998
