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Author |
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| `ANOTHER HAPPY ENDING'; SCHOOL PLAY GIVES FAIRY TALES A NEW TWIST. |
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347 |
| `LA TRAVIATA' NEEDS A BIT MORE HEAT. |
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Theater Review |
658 |
| 1 KILLED IN NORTH HILLS DRIVE-BY. |
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368 |
| A CHANCE TO SHINE; POLEN REBOUNDS HIS WAY THROUGH MARMONTE. |
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672 |
| AFTER MINORS, BOB BURNS IS GLAD TO BE BACK. |
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669 |
| AGOURA BLAZES NEW TRAILS. |
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779 |
| ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE; FILM COMMISSIONS CONVERGE ON LOCATIONS '99 TRADE SHOW. |
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1061 |
| ALLIANCE FOR THE ARTS THANKS COUPLE, OTHERS FOR GENEROSITY. |
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308 |
| AREA GYMNAST WINS SPOT AT PAN AMERICAN GAMES. |
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551 |
| BACK TO FORM; MAYFAIR HOPING TO RECAPTURE MAGIC OF LAST YEAR'S NISSAN. |
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1001 |
| BOYS' SOCCER TEAM FORFEITS THE SEASON. |
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108 |
| BREATHALYZERS DODGE BUG. |
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233 |
| BRIEFLY : AREA SCRABBLE CLUB NOW AT NEW VENUE. |
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234 |
| BRIEFLY : FIRED RECRUITS WIN SUITS AGAINST LAPD. |
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422 |
| BRIEFLY : JETER IN ARBITRATION; DURHAM IS SIGNED. |
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307 |
| BURBANK CANDIDATES FORUM SET AT HOTEL. |
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137 |
| BURBANK TO VOTE ON DESIGN OF NATURE CENTER SCULPTURE. |
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343 |
| CHAMPIONING THE BREED; WOMAN GUIDES DOG TO TRIUMPH. |
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622 |
| CHARTER PANELISTS REMAIN DIVIDED. |
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474 |
| CHATTER: SHRINERS TO TAKE 4 LOCALS. |
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463 |
| CITY TRASH TRUCK DELIVERS SOME. |
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264 |
| CLIPPERS VS. VANCOUVER. |
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109 |
| CRASH SHOWS PERILS OF FREEWAY WORK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
756 |
| DON'T LOOK NOW, BUT THE MASTER'S MEN ARE ON A ROLL. |
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447 |
| DUCKS DUNK KINGS AGAIN : MIGHTY DUCKS 3, KINGS 1. |
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633 |
| EDITORIAL : NEW SHERIFF IN TOWN; BACA'S MAKING DRAMATIC CHANGES, AND FOR THE BETTER. |
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Editorial |
439 |
| EDITORIAL : PUTTING THE COMMUNITY FIRST; SAVE OPEN SPACE ACTIVISTS CONTRIBUTE TO THE DIALOGUE ON HOW TO HAVE SMART DEVELOPMENT AND HEALTHY GROWTH. |
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Editorial |
374 |
| FATAL ABDUCTION'S LINK TO PHONE FRAUD PROBED. |
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673 |
| FILM ROMAN FOUNDER RESIGNS. |
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464 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
24 |
| GIRL SAVES BABY FROM LANCASTER HOUSE FIRE. |
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179 |
| GIRLS` SOCCER: WESTLAKE, H.-W. NO. 1. |
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314 |
| GLENDALE PROPOSES CAT LICENSING. |
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364 |
| GOTTA WIN; QUARTZ HILL'S CLIFTON HERBERT KNOWS NO OTHER WAY TO PLAY GAME OF LIFE. |
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864 |
| HMO EXPECTS TO REPORT BIG GAIN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
247 |
| HOME MARKET SLOWS; VALLEY SALES DIP AS PRICES RISE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
666 |
| HOME SALES IN SCV SURGING; TREND EXPECTED TO CONTINUE THROUGH '99. |
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Statistical Data Included |
481 |
| HORSIN' HOLIDAY; PRESIDENTS DAY BUSY AT EQUESTRIAN CENTER. |
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535 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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439 |
| JOHN D. NICKS JR., PROFESSOR AT PEPPERDINE. |
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Obituary |
194 |
| JUBILEES : 50 YEARS ON TRACK. |
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220 |
| KINGS STARS FIZZLE. |
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594 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: HORRY OUT OF HOSPITAL : TESTS ON HEART RETURN NORMAL. |
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438 |
| LOCAL: PREP EXTRA : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK. |
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998 |
| LOCKHEED GARNERS TROPHY. |
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353 |
| LOVE IN MOTION; WHEELCHAIR BRINGS JOY TO BOY. |
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1007 |
| MIDLIFE (NON) CRISIS; GOOD OLD DAYS START AT AGE 35. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1129 |
| MOST FLIGHTS GET OFF GROUND AS AIRLINE, PILOTS REOPEN TALKS. |
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172 |
| MUSCLE TONE; SIMI'S HADDUCK MIXES WRESTLING, MUSIC. |
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516 |
| NEWBORN ID SYSTEM OPEN TO MISTAKES; PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IMPERATIVE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
369 |
| NEWS LITE : LEGISLATORS TACKLE Y2K HOLIDAY ISSUE. |
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1033 |
| OBITUARIES : VALMA J. CICIOTTE. |
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Obituary |
307 |
| OSCAR KNOCKS HOLLYWOOD A-LIST. |
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493 |
| PLAYOFFS SET. |
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481 |
| PLAYOFFS: SIMI VALLEY ACCEPTS ITS SEEDING : NO. 3 IS JUST FINE AS PLAYOFFS BEGIN. |
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789 |
| POOR EARNINGS PREDICTED FOR MRV. |
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Statistical Data Included |
261 |
| PRESIDENTIAL PARADE; LOOK-ALIKES ENLIVEN REAGAN LIBRARY EVENT. |
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401 |
| PRIEST REMEMBERED; COLLEAGUES, PARISHIONERS PRAISE SERVICE. |
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|
748 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : `SURPLUS' MADE OF SMOKE. |
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Editorial |
1509 |
| RODMAN KEEPS 'EM GUESSING. |
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599 |
| SAUGUS BOYS SEEK GLIMPSE OF PLAYOFF PARADISE; TEAM TO FACE S.V. IN FIRST ROUND. |
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512 |
| SCHOOL BOARDS WILL MEET, DISCUSS CONSTRUCTION FEE. |
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486 |
| SCHOOLS GET GRANT FOR ENGLISH; PROGRAM AIMS TO TEACH PARENTS TO HELP THEIR KIDS. |
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360 |
| SENIORS CAN SIGN UP FOR HOUSING; WAIT LIST TO OPEN FOR FINANCIAL AID. |
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252 |
| SEWER BILL MAY RISE IN THOUSAND OAKS. |
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658 |
| SHOOTING FOR PROGRESS; `PASSING GLORY' SHOWS DIFFERENT HOOP DREAMS. |
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1244 |
| SHUTTLE'S JOURNEY TO PALMDALE DELAYED. |
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294 |
| SIGNS POSITIVE THAT NFL WANTS L.A. |
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1353 |
| STARTING OVER; THE MASTER'S JOSH CARRINGTON MOVES FROM CLOSER TO STARTER. |
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567 |
| TEACHERS TO PICK NEXT UNION HEAD; HIGUCHI FACES RE-ELECTION BATTLE. |
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785 |
| TEAMSTERS' COMPLAINT DISMISSED. |
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267 |
| THE YEAR OF THE PIONEERS. |
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637 |
| THIS WEEK: ANTELOPE VALLEY TEAMS BRACE FOR PLAYOFFS. |
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587 |
| THOUSAND OAKS TROLLEY IS HEADED ON RIGHT TRACK. |
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337 |
| TOP OF THE LINEUP : COLLEGE FOOTBALL. |
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250 |
| TURNOUT LARGE FOR STUDENT-AID PRESENTATION AT CSUN. |
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360 |
| TWO ROSTERS, ONE GREAT TEAM. |
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951 |
| USC NOTEBOOK: SCALABRINE FINDS ENERGY. |
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313 |
| WITH BLAKE, IT'S GREAT EXPECTATIONS. |
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1018 |
| WORKSHOPS TO FOCUS ON FIGHTING EATING DISORDERS. |
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364 |
| WRESTLING POSTSEASON: HIGHLAND POINTING TO INDIVIDUALS : GARFINKEL BEST BET TO CAPTURE TITLE. |
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403 |
February 16, 1999
