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| 40-YEAR REUNION PLANNED FOR Y'S INDIAN MAIDENS. |
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318 |
| 6.0 QUAKE IN COLOMBIA KILLS, INJURES HUNDREDS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
572 |
| ANOTHER CRUSH; DENVER'S DEFENSE RISING TO OCCASION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1066 |
| BASKETBALL: QUARTZ HILL BOYS FIND THEIR FOCUS, SHARE OF 1ST PLACE. |
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754 |
| BIG MAN; LASSITER ENJOYS NEW LEAGUE. |
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458 |
| BIG O BACK FOR CLIPPERS. |
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683 |
| BOY'S PLEA FOR ACTION WINS SUPER BOWL TRIP. |
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961 |
| BOYS' BASKETBALL: AT Z POINT : HIGHLAND HIGH'S ZAMORA CAN BEAT YOU WITH SHOT, PASS. |
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698 |
| BRIEFLY : BURBANK TO REVIEW PLAN ON CHILD CARE. |
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397 |
| BRIEFLY : DIMAGGIO FURIOUS OVER FALSE REPORTS. |
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466 |
| BRIEFLY : GARY BUSEY'S WIFE HAS ACTOR ARRESTED. |
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111 |
| BRIEFLY : INJURED MAN FOUND IN FRONT OF SCHOOL. |
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487 |
| BURBANK, GLENDALE IN CAR RACE; DEALERSHIPS BEING WOOED. |
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735 |
| CANCER-CAUSING CHROMIUM MAY TAINT VALLEY'S WATER. |
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470 |
| CHARTER PANEL ENDORSES SINGLE MEASURE. |
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678 |
| CHATTER: HOLMES ON ROAD? |
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595 |
| COLLEGE STUDENTS SHUN POLITICS; POLL OF FRESHMEN SHOWS LESS SUPPORT FOR SEX, BEER. |
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Statistical Data Included |
584 |
| COMMITTEE PROPOSED TO OVERSEE SERVICES. |
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464 |
| DAM PLAN ENTERING FINAL PERMIT PROCESS. |
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591 |
| DRAKE TRIPPED, CELLMATE SAYS. |
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383 |
| EDITORIAL : UNIFYING MESSAGE. |
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Editorial |
260 |
| EDITORIAL : VALLEY POWER; GETTING THE GOVERNOR TO TARGET GRIDLOCK AT THE 101-405 INTERCHANGE SHOWS WHAT CAN HAPPEN WHEN LEADERS WORK TOGETHER. |
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Editorial |
683 |
| ELEVEN QUALIFY FOR OPEN SEAT ON PARK BOARD. |
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290 |
| FABULOUS FLAKES; WINTER STORM REJUVENATES SKI SHOPS, RESORTS FIRST BIG SNOW OF YEAR FROSTS HILLS NEAR VALLEY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
711 |
| FOR `RENT': ONE ENERGETIC, SPIRITED CAST. |
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Theater Review |
1007 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
20 |
| FOUNDATION BAN EXTENDED; JUDGE UPHOLDS ORDER TO PREVENT TRANSACTIONS. |
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583 |
| HAHN VOWS BATTLE TO ALLOW STATISTICAL COUNT FOR 2000. |
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Statistical Data Included |
265 |
| IMMIGRANT CHARGED IN OFFICE DEATH; SUSPECT FACING MURDER COUNT. |
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300 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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307 |
| JUBILEES : PHONE INSTALLER GAVE HER A RING. |
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224 |
| JUDGE REJECTS BAIL IN SLAYING; WIFE TO STAY JAILED THROUGHOUT HEARING. |
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352 |
| LAKERS NEED AN ATTITUDE FIX. |
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781 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: PATTERSON ROUGHING IT. |
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707 |
| LOCAL: PREP EXTRA : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK. |
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1008 |
| LOVE'S HAS SOMETHING COOKING IN LANCASTER. |
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195 |
| MASTER'S FINDS A GROOVE. |
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406 |
| MEDIA FIRMS JOIN IN AD SITE. |
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381 |
| MIDSEASON REPORT: STABILITY PUTS DUCKS ON PATH TO PLAYOFF SPOT. |
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582 |
| MTA PLANS MEETINGS ON AREA TRANSIT NEEDS. |
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210 |
| NEW FACILITIES EXCITE GALAXY. |
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761 |
| NEW INTERNET RETAIL TIE BOOSTS MATTHEWS STOCK. |
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261 |
| NEWS LITE : GLENN OFFERS TIPS ON AGING TO JAPANESE. |
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882 |
| NO FANTASTIC FINISH HERE. |
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905 |
| NO SMALL FEAT FOR BORNHAUSER; CAMARILLO'S LEADING SCORER, TEAM HAVE SURPRISED OPPONENTS. |
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505 |
| OBITUARIES : DOROTHY DIEHL OLIVER. |
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Obituary |
260 |
| PALMDALE OFFERING TO SHARE TRADE ZONE WITH LANCASTER. |
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284 |
| POPULAR SCHOOL TO LOSE LEASE. |
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654 |
| PREFERRED ARCHITECT SEEKS LOCAL INPUT. |
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459 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : BOOT THE SCANDAL-OBSESSED GOP IN 2000. |
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Editorial |
1059 |
| RAIN RERUN POSSIBLE; WET SKIES SHOULD DRY UP THURSDAY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
527 |
| REPAIRS MEAN NEW CHAPTER FOR LIBRARY. |
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591 |
| SCHOOL BOARD TO VOTE ON FUNDING REQUEST. |
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376 |
| SECOND HALF OF SEASON GETS UNDER WAY FRIDAY. |
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694 |
| SEIDMAN ON BEST LIST. |
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950 |
| SIGNS POINT TO AGOURA : AGOURA 7, ROYAL 2. |
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434 |
| SLOW-LANE WEATHER; ANTELOPE VALLEY TRAFFIC KEEPS GOING PAST SNOW. |
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263 |
| SOME SENIORS MAY BE EXCLUDED FROM COMPLEX. |
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Statistical Data Included |
561 |
| SOUTHLAND'S MOUNTED OFFICERS GET COACHING FROM ROYAL MASTER. |
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627 |
| STATE GETS EXOTIC TASTE; FILIPINO CHAIN SET TO EXPAND INTO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. |
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556 |
| STOCKS ASCEND IN FINAL HOUR; PROFIT REPORTS SPUR MARKET. |
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374 |
| STORY OF LATE REGGAE MUSICIAN BECOMES NEWEST CASUALTY. |
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615 |
| SUPER BOWL XXXIII NOTEBOOK : BIG PLAY RAY IS NO ORDINARY JOE. |
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626 |
| SURVEY SHOWS BOND SUPPORT. |
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429 |
| TEEN'S PARTY ENDS WITH HOME ABLAZE; HOUSE BURNS WHILE FATHER AWAY. |
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294 |
| THIS WEEK: HART STREAK FACES ANOTHER CHALLENGE FROM VALENCIA : INDIANS HAVE WON 43 STRAIGHT LEAGUE GAMES. |
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556 |
| THIS WEEK: SIMI VALLEY WILL TRY TO STOP HINOJOSA. |
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936 |
| TIME FOR CHANGE; VALENCIA'S LUNA IMPROVES WORK HABITS AND GETS OFF BENCH. |
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588 |
| TOAD PROTECTION SHUTS FOREST AREA. |
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|
839 |
| TRAFFIC CRASHES KILL 2 ON AREA ROADWAYS. |
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331 |
| TURNING THE PAIGE; ONCE-TIMID CENTER MAKES AGGRESSIVE PUSH TO KEEP C.V. AMONG ELITE TEAMS. |
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546 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: BRUINS GOT MESSAGE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
512 |
| WHERE'S THE EXIT? END SOUGHT TO IMPEACHMENT TRIAL AMID DEAL MAKING. |
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928 |
| WHITE WINTER SURPRISE; SNOWFALL CLOSES ROADS, SCHOOL IN HIGH COUNTRY. |
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318 |
| WISHING, HOPING, THINKING, PAYING; MATCHMAKING SERVICES GIVE SINGLES AN ALTERNATIVE TO ONE-ON-ONE DATES. |
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1792 |
January 26, 1999
