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| [0] RESCUED! WORKER FREED AFTER NEARLY 8 HOURS. |
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981 |
| `POLE BARN' AT PARK TO BE MEETING HALL. |
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280 |
| 2 ARRESTED IN GLENDALE, VALLEY STORE ROBBERIES. |
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279 |
| A COOL RIDE; THOUGH RECREATIONAL, SNOW BIKING BECOMING X-TREMELY COMPETITIVE. |
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1182 |
| A LA CARTE : SUPER INDULGENCES. |
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368 |
| AGENT: FOX WILL STAY WITH LAKERS. |
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614 |
| BASKETBALL BEAT: SAUGUS HIGH BOYS COME TO LIFE AGAINST VALENCIA. |
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680 |
| BETTER LATE . . . BURRELL REALIZES HIS D-1 DREAM. |
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792 |
| BRIEFLY : ARSON FIRE DAMAGES HOME DURING MOVE. |
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185 |
| BRIEFLY : REAGAN'S GRANDSON TOLD TO STAND TRIAL. |
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577 |
| BRIEFLY : VAUGHT AND PISTONS AGREE TO 5-YEAR DEAL. |
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492 |
| BROAD FINANCIAL MUSCLE; NEW COLISEUM GROUP GETS BOOST FROM BILLIONAIRE. |
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351 |
| BRUINS SHOW NO MERCY; STRUGGLING TROJANS GET NO BREAKS FROM CROSS-TOWN RIVALS : UCLA 98, USC 80. |
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741 |
| BRUINS SHOW NO MERCY; STRUGGLING TROJANS GET NO BREAKS FROM CROSS-TOWN RIVALS : UCLA 98, USC 80. |
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622 |
| BUS BUYS TO REDUCE CROWDING. |
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126 |
| CLINTON PLAN GETS DRUBBING. |
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294 |
| CLINTON RESTATES SPEECH IDEAS AT SPIRITED RALLIES. |
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1045 |
| CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: WITH MURDOCK A NET, CLIPPERS EYE DOUGLAS. |
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429 |
| COLD-SHOOTING CAL LUTHERAN FALLS TO CLAREMONT MUDD-SCRIPPS. |
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543 |
| COPS AND ROBBERS; LIKABLE DRAMA `TURKS' CENTERS AROUND A POLICE FAMILY WITH ONE BAD APPLE. |
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Television Program Review |
421 |
| COURT OFFICIALS PUSH COUNTY FOR QUAKE REPAIRS. |
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476 |
| CROWDED CAMPUS LOOKS TO PARK FOR SPACE; PORTABLE ROOMS SLATED FOR ADJACENT SITE TO PROVIDE ROOM FOR GROWING ATTENDANCE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
519 |
| CS NORTHRIDGE VS. WEBER STATE. |
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69 |
| CSUN BASEBALL PREVIEW: TIME WILL TELL WHO STARTS AT NORTHRIDGE : BATESOLE HAS 19 NEW PLAYERS TO BREAK IN. |
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699 |
| CSUN FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: EX-BYU BACK A MATADOR? |
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589 |
| CSUN STADIUM VOTE TONIGHT; RESIDENTIAL FOES VOW TO TAKE A FINAL STAND. |
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723 |
| DEVILS TOO HOT FOR DUCKS : NEW JERSEY 4, DUCKS 3. |
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587 |
| DICK GROVE, JAZZ ARTIST TAUGHT POP-MUSIC STARS. |
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Obituary |
170 |
| DWP COMMISSIONER'S ABSENCE SCRUBS LAND-USE HEARING; CHATSWORTH RESERVOIR MEETING DELAYED TILL MARCH. |
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454 |
| EDITORIAL : CLINTON'S DREAM SPEECH; STATE OF THE UNION OFFERED BOLD LEADERSHIP FROM A MAN WHO DOESN'T LOOK TOO WORRIED. |
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Editorial |
475 |
| EDITORIAL : NO-FLY ZONE; BURBANK CITY'S CAMPAIGN TO EDUCATE GLENDALE RESIDENTS ON THE AIRPORT EXPANSION IS A QUESTIONABLE USE OF TAXPAYER MONEY. |
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Editorial |
313 |
| EX-DEPUTY PLEADS NO CONTEST IN THEFT. |
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233 |
| EXTRA MTA TRAINING URGED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
305 |
| FEDS LOOK INTO FRAUD, BIAS CLAIMS VS. DISTRICT. |
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811 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
47 |
| FUND TO HELP CHILDREN AFTER MOTHER'S SLAYING. |
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181 |
| GIRLS' BASKETBALL: FRESHMEN EARNING KEEP : SIMI VALLEY'S COOPER, GAMBLE CRACK STARTING LINEUP. |
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497 |
| GIRLS' SOCCER: HIGHLAND IS HIT WITH INJURIES : BULLDOGS STILL THRASH ANTELOPE VALLEY; 3-1 IN LEAGUE PLAY. |
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533 |
| GREENSPAN CAUTIOUS; WARNING SHOT FIRED AT STOCKS. |
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434 |
| HAIRDRESSERS CUT ABOVE ON CIVIC AFFAIRS. |
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581 |
| HIV/AIDS SUFFERERS LACK HOME OPTIONS, REPORT SAYS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
188 |
| HOTEL-RETAIL PLAN PUSHED FOR BURBANK. |
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976 |
| IMPOSING FRAME, BIG HEART; HUBBARD'S UCLA MATES FIND HER TO BE SOFT TOUCH. |
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540 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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296 |
| JOB'S NO FOX TROT, JUST HARD WORK. |
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1446 |
| JOHNSON IS SAN JOSE STATE'S MIRACLE WORKER. |
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1293 |
| JORDAN CAN STILL DRAW A CROWD. |
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897 |
| JUDGE REJECTS LAWSUIT FILED BY BURBANK CRITICS. |
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470 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: KNIGHT GLAD HE'S A LAKER AGAIN. |
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591 |
| LAZZ CONTRACT OK'D AS T.O. CITY MANAGER. |
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450 |
| LPGA'S EGGELING JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER WITH AGE. |
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1006 |
| MILD RAIN TRIGGERS TRAFFIC MAYHEM. |
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Statistical Data Included |
371 |
| NEW PLAN MANDATES COUNCIL GROWTH. |
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766 |
| NEWS LITE : SUPERMODEL SET FOR MOTHERHOOD. |
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560 |
| NOLTE IN FINAL NEGOTIATIONS FOR NO-FRILLS `WHITE JAZZ'. |
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788 |
| NORTH AMERICAN EXPANDS IN VALLEY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
270 |
| NOTES: AREA FOOTBALL STANDOUTS MAKE COLLEGE CHOICES. |
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351 |
| NOTES: VOLLEYBALL SIGN-UPS SET. |
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304 |
| NOW YOU SENSE IT, NOW YOU DON'T; HIS ROLE IN `AT FIRST SIGHT' ENABLES KILMER TO SEE LIFE, LOVE IN NEW LIGHT. |
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1189 |
| OFFICIALS SEIZE ANIMALS; AUTHORITIES CONTEND RABBITS, OTHER CREATURES WERE BEING NEGLECTED. |
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264 |
| OVERHAUL UNDER WAY AT NEWCOM; CHANGES TO INCLUDE LAYOFFS, SALARY CUTS. |
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292 |
| PEPPERDINE VS. ST. MARY'S. |
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115 |
| PIERCE GOLF COMPLEX ENDORSED; TASK FORCE ANTICIPATES YEARLY $800,000 GAIN. |
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726 |
| PIPELINE WORK CUTS SUPPLIES TO AREA LAKES. |
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300 |
| PROJECT CHANGE NOT ENOUGH, WEST RANCHO RESIDENTS SAY. |
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427 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : HUSH KITS WORK, BUT CARRY LARGE PENALTY. |
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Editorial |
1479 |
| QUAKE JOLTS OXNARD, PORT HUENEME AREA. |
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271 |
| QUITE A SHOW: ARENAS NETS 42 IN GRANT VICTORY : GRANT 90, POLY 69. |
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561 |
| RESCUED! WORKER FREED AFTER NEARLY 8 HOURS. |
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1036 |
| ROBINSON STARTS LOOKING INTO HIS OWN MERIT. |
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742 |
| SLAIN WOMAN'S HUSBAND SUES POLICE, CHP; INVESTIGATORS CALLED HARASSERS. |
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419 |
| STUDY: FIBER NO CANCER BARRIER; 16-YEAR EFFORT AIMED AT EFFECTS ON COLON. |
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745 |
| SUPERINTENDENT, SCHOOL BOARD HOPE RETREAT ADVANCES RELATIONS. |
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507 |
| SUPERINTENDENT, SCHOOL BOARD HOPE RETREAT ADVANCES RELATIONS. |
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449 |
| SUPERSTITIOUS WAYS; CANYON'S GENTRY GREEN FINDS HABITS TO EASE HER TENSION DURING GAMES. |
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628 |
| SURF TO TURF; PLAYMAKER MAKES THOUSAND OAKS GO. |
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634 |
| T.O. TINKERS TO WIN : THOUSAND OAKS 4, ROYAL 1. |
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455 |
| T.O. TOLD TO ACCEPT BORCHARD; JUDGE SAYS CITY MUST ALLOW ROAD AS APPROVED. |
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505 |
| TALKIN' RADIO : SPANISH-LANGUAGE STATIONS CONTINUE DOMINANCE IN L.A. |
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431 |
| TAPES ALLOWED IN DEATH CASE; FOOTAGE MAY HELP WOMAN ACCUSED OF KILLING 4 DAUGHTERS. |
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555 |
| TEHACHAPI WILL NOT SEEK MENTAL FACILITY. |
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494 |
| THE DAY IN SPORTS: OGDEN, HOGGATTS SPARK GLENDALE WIN. |
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539 |
| THE LONG ROAD TO CHINA; DISNEY REPORTEDLY NEGOTIATING PLANS FOR PARK. |
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704 |
| TOGETHERNESS PAYS OFF WHEN CSUN NEEDS IT : CSUN 84, SACRAMENTO ST. 68. |
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670 |
| TOP OF THE LINEUP : NBA. |
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309 |
| TRAIL NEARING ITS END; BACKBONE NOW NEEDS 6 MILES. |
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620 |
| TRIAL STARTS IN SLAYING OF YOUTH. |
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460 |
| TRUANCY SWEEP NETS 26 MINORS ACROSS REGION. |
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420 |
| U.S. SUING LOCKHEED, ITT OVER CLEANING UP GROUNDWATER. |
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505 |
| UCLA HITS MARK FROM LONG RANGE. |
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607 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: LOSSES BRING OUT THE BEST IN BRUINS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
544 |
| UTAH TO PROBE BRIBERY SCANDAL. |
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481 |
| VETERAN MAILMAN LEAVES STAMP ON STREET. |
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864 |
| WHEN EDUCATOR GETS KIDS EXCITED OVER SCIENCE . . . SPARKS FLY. |
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521 |
| WOMAN SUES CHURCH, CLAIMS CHILDHOOD ABUSE. |
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294 |
| YAROSLAVSKY, BACA TARGET GUNS; MEASURE WOULD BAN `JUNK' MODELS IN UNINCORPORATED AREAS. |
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388 |
| YOUNG ARTISTS SHOW WORK AT AIRPORT; CLUB'S PROGRAM SPURS INTEREST IN PAINTING, PHOTOS. |
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308 |
January 21, 1999
