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| ... SOMETHING NEW; FORWARD-THINKING STYLES EMPHASIZE FIGURE, FORM AND ELEGANCE WHILE LEAVING '80S EXCESS BEHIND. |
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1687 |
| [0] LAKERS' LATE RALLY FALLS FLAT; STANDARD COMEBACK ATTEMPT FALLS SHORT : PORTLAND 88, LAKERS 82. |
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725 |
| 2 ARRESTED IN INVASION ROBBERY. |
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331 |
| AGENCY TO AID EFFORT FOR OPEN SPACE; GROUPS' DONATIONS TO BE HELD FOR PURCHASE OF LAND. |
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380 |
| ANGELS DROP ANOTHER ONE : TORONTO 3, ANGELS 2. |
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548 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK: GREENE FINED, SUSPENDED FOR PART IN BRAWL. |
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506 |
| ART IMITATES LIFE IN TALE OF JANITOR'S TRIUMPH. |
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877 |
| AUTHORITIES SLOWLY SECURE TORN CAMPUS. |
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1147 |
| BEHIND THE BOSS; EXECUTIVES BUY LUNCH FOR VIPS: OWN ASSISTANTS. |
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385 |
| BERNARDI EXPECTED TO SUPPORT PADILLA IN 7TH DISTRICT RUNOFF. |
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291 |
| BRAVES ERUPT TO WIN IN 12; BROWN'S OUTING A PLUS FOR DODGERS : ATLANTA 11, DODGERS 4. |
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709 |
| BRIDESMAID CITY GETS TO PLAY BRIDE? AFTER THREE TRIES, SANTA CLARITA NAMED FINALIST IN COMPETITION. |
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703 |
| BRIEFLY : NO. 3 KAFELNIKOV LOSES TO NO. 198. |
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331 |
| BUSTAMANTE BREAKS WITH GOVERNOR; PROP. 187 DECISION RESULTS IN SCHISM. |
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665 |
| CANYONS TO FACE AVC IN FOOTBALL. |
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51 |
| CARTOON LIKELY TO AID THQ. |
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Statistical Data Included |
311 |
| CLIPPERS START WELL BUT LOSE : VANCOUVER 97, CLIPPERS 94. |
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287 |
| COC BEAT: AFTER A GREAT OPENING, CANYONS WILL TRY TO REPEAT. |
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546 |
| COUNSELORS TRY TO REACH ANGRY CHILDREN EARLY. |
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414 |
| CSUN'S PATRICK DELIVERS IN NINTH : CSUN 2, CSLA 1. |
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469 |
| CUTTHROAT MAKING COMEBACK. |
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659 |
| DISREGARD THE BROMIDES: EVIL DOES EXIST AMONG US; FOR SCHOOL MASSACRE'S CAUSE SIMPLY FLIP CHANNEL. |
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Editorial |
741 |
| DISTRICT DECIDES TO APPOINT. |
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335 |
| DODGERS GO TO EXTRA INNINGS; BROWN GIVES BULLPEN SOME RELIEF. |
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736 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: BONE SPUR'S RETURN PUTS OSUNA BACK ON DL. |
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623 |
| DRIVER FLEES FROM FATAL COLLISION. |
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265 |
| DUCKS PLUCKED AS HEBERT HURT : DETROIT 5, DUCKS 3. |
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741 |
| EDITORIAL : REBELS WITHOUT A CAUSE; TEEN KILLERS MAY BE CONDITIONED BY TOO MUCH VIOLENCE ON TV AND IN MOVIES. |
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Editorial |
499 |
| EDITORIAL : TIME TO PLAY BALL; PLENTY OF VALLEYWIDE SUPPORT FOR A NEW CSUN FOOTBALL STADIUM MEANS RESIDENTS SHOULD BECOME PART OF THE PLANNING PROCESS. |
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Editorial |
369 |
| FELON CLAIMS SELF-DEFENSE IN SIMI VALLEY FIGHT, DEATH. |
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356 |
| FISHY TANDEM; RANCHERS, BIOLOGISTS WORK TO IMPROVE WEST WALKER FISHERY. |
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1014 |
| GLENDALE RESIDENTS WILL GET NEW BINS FOR CURBSIDE PICKUP; CONTAINERS MEANT FOR YARD WASTE, RECYCLABLES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
524 |
| HATE TRACKERS SAY THEY FOUND OUTCAST CLUB ONLINE. |
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429 |
| HEADING TO TRIAL(S); CARPENTER BOASTS TOOLS THAT COULD GET HIM TO GAMES. |
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610 |
| HOTLINE HELPS YOUTHS IN CRISIS; FREE REFERRAL ALERT FOR WARNING SIGNS OF SUICIDE, THREAT OF HARM. |
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510 |
| IBM EARNINGS EXCEED FORECASTS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
378 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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258 |
| IRON WILL; ROSALES CHALLENGES PAC-10. |
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1016 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: JETHAWKS GET TOUGH LESSONS IN WINNING UGLY : INCONSISTENCY, ERRORS ARE COSTLY AS TEAM STRUGGLES TO PERFORM. |
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949 |
| JETHAWKS SWEPT BY BAD WEATHER. |
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419 |
| KAREEM RUSH IS JUST ONE OF BRUINS' QUESTION MARKS. |
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762 |
| KIDS WHO KILL; HOW TO SEE WARNING SIGNS IN TODAY'S KIDS. |
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1145 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: COMEBACK KOBE LIVES FOR SECOND-HALF PRESSURE. |
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467 |
| LAKERS' LATE RALLY FALLS FLAT; STANDARD COMEBACK ATTEMPT FALLS SHORT : PORTLAND 88, LAKERS 82. |
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793 |
| LANCASTER BATTERS FIRST-PLACE HIGHLAND : LANCASTER 18, HIGHLAND 7. |
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499 |
| LANDLORD PROPOSES SETTLEMENT. |
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205 |
| LIBERAL LAUSD PREPARED FOR WORST. |
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Editorial |
522 |
| MTA PANEL TAKES NO STAND ON NOHO. |
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279 |
| MTV TO TAKE ON ISSUES IN ATTACK'S AFTERMATH. |
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201 |
| NEWHALL LAND'S EARNINGS PREDICTED TO BE PLEASING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
325 |
| NEWS LITE : MARY BADHAM NEVER GOT JADED IN THE BIZ. |
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720 |
| NONSTOP FLIGHTS FROM BURBANK PROBED; START-UP COMPANY SURVEYS TRAVELERS ABOUT FLYING HABITS. |
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562 |
| NOTEBOOK: LELLES, SCOTT ON TRACK AT CSUN. |
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321 |
| OUTPOST. |
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1031 |
| PENSION SYSTEM SLAMS FIRMS; CALPERS NAMES WEAK STOCK PICKS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
305 |
| PLANTED WATERS. |
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188 |
| PREP FOOTBALL: SHEASLEY GETS BIG COMPETITION : BORON STANDOUT TO JOIN LARGE-SCHOOL PLAYERS FOR ALL-STAR GAME. |
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863 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : THE HORROR. |
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Editorial |
1375 |
| PUBLIC TO GET CHANCE TO SHAPE CITY HALL. |
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412 |
| RAID NEAR SCHOOL NETS 2 DRUG ARRESTS. |
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247 |
| RECYCLING RISING, OFFICIALS SAY; STATE ON TRACK TO MEET REQUIRED GOALS TO CUT LANDFILL WASTE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
881 |
| REMEMBER TO PACK YOUR LICENSE, BUT PACK IT IN AFTER DARK. |
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319 |
| REVENUE RISE FORECAST AT 20TH CENTURY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
251 |
| RIORDAN EMPHASIZES SECURITY, DISCIPLINE. |
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410 |
| SANTA CLARITA GAS PRICES REMAIN HIGH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
335 |
| SANTA MONICA OFFICIAL NAMED TO HEAD PIERCE. |
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741 |
| SCHMID TAKES GALAXY HELM. |
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398 |
| SCHOOL BOARD FIRES DIRECTOR OF FOUNDATION; BEARD-WILLIAMS SAYS TRUSTEES VOTED TO OUST. |
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1191 |
| SCHOOL DISTRICT TO MAKE STREETS SAFER FOR STUDENTS; LAS VIRGENES APPROVES PROJECTS. |
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396 |
| SCHOOLS WILL SETTLE THE TRACK SCORE TODAY. |
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577 |
| SICK-LOOKING ROBBER HITS BANKS LIKE PLAGUE. |
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344 |
| SIX INJURED IN ANGELES CREST CRASH; 3 VERDUGO HILLS HIGH STUDENTS, POSTAL WORKER, AMONG VICTIMS OF THE COLLISION. |
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399 |
| SOFTBALL BEAT : STRONG CORE OF SENIORS. |
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938 |
| SPADE FEELING PRETTY GOOD ABOUT NEW `LOST AND FOUND'. |
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783 |
| SUMMIT URGED FOR FAMED SITE; COMPROMISE RAISED FOR HISTORIC ADOBE. |
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416 |
| SURE-FOOTED RESULTS SEEN FROM K-SWISS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
297 |
| SWEET SOUNDS OF PURE MATH; FRACTIONS CHIME KIDS' BELLS AT ACTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. |
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541 |
| TAFT HOLDS ON TO SPIKE G.H. AGAIN; GLEDHILL'S 33 KILLS DRIVES TOREADORS : TAFT 3, GRANADA HILLS 1. |
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533 |
| TAKING TWO-PRONG APPROACH; PANEL BACKS PLANT 42 AND PALMDALE SITES FOR AIRPORTS. |
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645 |
| TALENTED CRITTERS EXCEL IN SHOW BIZ; VAL VERDE RANCH IS HOME TO ANIMAL STARS. |
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612 |
| TEEN SUSPECTS KNOWN AS ALOOF, COMPUTER SAVVY. |
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844 |
| TENNIS: THIS TIME, UCLA'S GRINDA KNOWS WHAT OJAI IS ALL ABOUT. |
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564 |
| THE BUZZ : MORISSETTE HOOKS UP WITH MP3.COM; SINGER TO GET STAKE IN CONTROVERSIAL WEB SITE AS PART OF DEAL THAT INCLUDES BACKING FOR TOUR. |
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841 |
| THE DAY IN SPORTS: ECR TAKES CARE OF BUSINESS. |
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560 |
| THE MAIN EVENT; WHEN WINTER IS MILDER, GAME IS WILDER. |
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1550 |
| THE QUEST FOR GIGANTIC BROOD TROUT; LONELY DIAZ, HAIWEE STOCKED FOR FUN. |
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1221 |
| TRACK BEAT: COLOR DUARTE A SUCCESS : ROYAL RUNNER IS MAKING STATEMENT. |
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681 |
| TRACK BEAT: HIGH ACHIEVER : TRACK LOSES OUT IN SARA FOSTER'S BUSY SCHEDULE. |
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721 |
| TROUT ARE TO SWIM AGAIN WITHIN BISHOP CITY LIMITS : NEW PROGRAM WILL ALLOW KIDS TO BIKE AND WALK TO FISHING HOLES. |
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975 |
| TWO VIE FOR SCHOOLS POST. |
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342 |
| U.S. TO ACCEPT INFLUX OF ETHNIC ALBANIANS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
925 |
| UCLA'S COOK WINS WAITING GAME. |
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230 |
| UNIVERSITY SETS FIRM TO DEVELOP FACULTY HOUSING; RESIDENT COMMUNITY PLANNED. |
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458 |
| VAN NUYS STUDENTS SHAKEN, PUZZLED BY MASS KILLING. |
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661 |
| VITAMIN COMPANY MOVING TO VALENCIA. |
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334 |
| VOTE, CITY OFFICIALS TO MEET OVER STUDY. |
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347 |
| WAL-MART WELCOMED; SHOPPERS STAMPEDE TO SIMI STORE'S GRAND OPENING. |
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600 |
| YZERMAN'S GOALS DAMAGE DUCKS : DETROIT 5, DUCKS 3. |
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634 |
April 22, 1999
