Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| $40 MILLION COMPLEX SET FOR MOORPARK. |
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348 |
| `BLACK BOX' SERIES TO OFFER MUSIC, FILM, PLAYS. |
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372 |
| A HAPPY ENDING; DETERMINATION HELPS ATWOOD OVERCOME HER SLOW START. |
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564 |
| A REAL FAMILY CIRCUS GETS GIGGLES; GREASEPAINT MUST RUN IN GENERATIONS. |
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730 |
| A SEASON TO REMEMBER; LANCASTER'S HEWSON COMES OUT OF NOWHERE TO STAR AS A SENIOR. |
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532 |
| ANTLEY INSISTS HE'S NOT A HERO - OR THE GOAT. |
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1352 |
| ATM USER ROBBED IN DRIVEWAY. |
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90 |
| BACK ON TRACK; COC-BOUND ALLEN FOUND HIS FOCUS. |
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676 |
| BIOTECHNOLOGY FIRM BREAKS GROUND WITH CSUN PARTNERSHIP. |
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494 |
| BOMBS STOP FALLING AS SERBS WITHDRAW; PEACEKEEPERS READY TO MARCH INTO KOSOVO. |
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1152 |
| BRIEFLY : BANK IN CAMARILLO ROBBED BY GUNMEN. |
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341 |
| BRIEFLY : BONES BROKEN WHEN CAR HITS TEEN-AGERS. |
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280 |
| BRIEFLY : JOB DISCLOSURE BILL GETS BOOST FORWARD. |
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239 |
| BRIEFLY : NEON BOWLING NIGHT ON TAP FOR SENIORS. |
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238 |
| BRIEFLY : SAMPRAS ASSURED OF RETURN TO NO. 1. |
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541 |
| BULLETIN BOARD. |
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204 |
| BULLETIN BOARD. |
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465 |
| BURROUGHS FANS UP TO USUAL MONKEY BUSINESS AT TARZAN CONVENTION. |
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525 |
| CALABASAS CHALLENGING AHMANSON RANCH. |
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419 |
| CATCHING A BREAK; STOKX FOUND PATH TO VARSITY. |
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702 |
| CHAMPION ATHLETE; CONEJO WINNER TO PLAY BOCCIE IN SPECIAL OLYMPICS. |
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517 |
| CHICK SEEKING TO KILL $13 FEE. |
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337 |
| COMING OF AGE - AND OUT OF THE CLOSET - IN THE '80S. |
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Movie Review |
718 |
| CORPS MAY BLOCK PERMITS; ENGINEERS SAY T.O.'S SEWAGE REPAIRS FAIL TO COMPLY. |
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652 |
| COURT URGED TO LET POT BE DISTRIBUTED IN T.O. |
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450 |
| COURTHOUSE GETS METAL DETECTORS; FACILITY SITE OF 1995 SHOOTING. |
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628 |
| CSU OFFICIALS, FACULTY FACE VITAL CHALLENGES; SYSTEM TRAINS 60% OF STATE TEACHERS. |
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Editorial |
722 |
| DEFENDANT SAYS HE PUNCHED TEEN IN SELF-DEFENSE; MAN TELLS OF HALLOWEEN FEARS. |
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425 |
| DISNEY LOSES BID TO GET DOCUMENTS; COURT RULING FAVORS KATZENBERG'S CASE. |
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344 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: DODGERS COUNT ON BROWN. |
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640 |
| DODGERS' START IS FOR THE BIRDS; JOHNSON REVIVED ORIOLES IN '96. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1139 |
| EAST NOTES: OLSON HOPES ALL HIS NUMBERS ARE GOOD. |
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680 |
| EDITORIAL : MISSION: PEACE OF MIND; IN FINISHING THE JOB, NATO MUST GO BEYOND SECURING KOSOVO'S BORDERS TO MAKING SURE THE PROVINCE'S CHILDREN HAVE A FUTURE. |
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Editorial |
397 |
| EDITORIAL : POOR TIME FOR A PAY HIKE. |
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Editorial |
234 |
| EDITORIAL : THE KING OF REFORM. |
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Editorial |
219 |
| FAIR SITE TO RECEIVE $4 MILLION STATE GIFT. |
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419 |
| FIELDS AIRCRAFT SPARES INC. READY FOR MORE ACQUISITIONS. |
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248 |
| FIRES DAMAGE REPAIR SHOP, HORSE CORRAL. |
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171 |
| FLYAWAY'S FUTURE? UPGRADE OF VALLEY-LAX LINK ENDORSED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
832 |
| FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME; WESTLAKE'S BERRINGTON HAS SURVIVED HARD TIMES. |
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712 |
| FROM THE HEART; WOMAN'S WORK SHAPED BY HER NAVAJO ROOTS. |
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456 |
| HAVING FUN AND MAKING HISTORY. |
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1050 |
| HEAVY METAL; COLLEGE BASEBALL IS EMBROILED IN THE GREAT BAT SPAT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
2783 |
| HOLLYWOOD MADAM CASE; `BABY DOLL' BUSTED. |
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783 |
| HOUSE HOLDS; EXPO SHOWS ITEMS TO GIVE DISABLED HELP AROUND HOME. |
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279 |
| HULL SLAPS SABRES; HASEK BEATEN LATE IN THIRD PERIOD AS STARS EVEN SERIES : DALLAS 4 BUFFALO 2. |
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585 |
| HURTING ANGELS KEEPS EYES ON PRIZE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
682 |
| I THINK, THEREFORE I SHAG; MYERS' '60S SECRET AGENT HUNTS FOR MISSING MOJO IN `AUSTIN POWERS' SEQUEL. |
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1291 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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274 |
| INJURY TO CSUN'S SANCHEZ MOVES DEBATE CLOSE TO HOME. |
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419 |
| INTERNET A DRIVING FORCE; ECONOMIC CLOUT RIVALS AUTOMAKERS' IN INFORMATION SUPER-BUYWAY'S FIRST YEARS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
340 |
| JAPAN'S ECONOMY IMPROVING; 1.9% GROWTH SEEN; ANALYSTS SURPRISED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
245 |
| JETHAWKS CONTINUE ON CRASH COURSE : SAN BERNARDINO 5 JETHAWKS 4. |
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415 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: JETHAWKS' STAFF FEELING JINXED : TURMAN'S INJURY LATEST IN SERIES. |
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617 |
| JURORS MAY FACE INQUIRY ON VERDICT IN FATAL CRASH. |
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270 |
| JUST A LITTLE UNMEMORABLE `SEX'. |
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Movie Review |
612 |
| KENNARD NAMED TO LAX POST. |
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218 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : TOOT A HOST OF HORNS OR DRAW A VIOLIN BOW. |
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565 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: KINGS' LIST GETS SHORTER : VAN BOXMEER HOPEFUL; TWO DROPPED. |
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555 |
| LAKERS LURE JACKSON?; REPORT: L.A. PROPOSES $20 MILLION DEAL. |
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224 |
| LAW ENFORCEMENT TOTES TORCH, PRIDE IN RUNNING. |
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443 |
| LECOCQ CAN'T PRACTICE BUT KEEPS HERSELF BUSY. |
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309 |
| MAN REALIZED MANY DREAMS, EXCEPT ONE . . . |
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755 |
| MARTIN SHORT PREPPING HIS OWN DAILY TALK-VARIETY SHOW. |
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786 |
| MOORPARK SCHOOLS IN THE RED, FOR NOW. |
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257 |
| MORE WAYS TO ENJOY ITALIAN; CHOICES ABOUND ON BIG MENU AT NEW BENVENUTI IN ENCINO. |
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Restaurant Review |
998 |
| MOTOR SPORTS: STREET STOCKS ENJOY BULL MARKET. |
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376 |
| MTA TO OPEN HOLLYWOOD SUBWAY; METRO RED LINE EXTENSION TO OFFER FREE WEEKEND RIDES. |
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602 |
| MURDOCHS DIVIDE PROPERTY; DIVORCE DEAL LEAVES MEDIA EMPIRE INTACT. |
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274 |
| NEWS LITE : UPDIKE, WOLFE DIS EACH OTHER'S BOOKS. |
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945 |
| NIGHT SHIFTS TAKE TOLL; NEW STUDY FINDS MARRIAGES SUFFER. |
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647 |
| NOT A PERFECT SCORE FOR `THE RED VIOLIN'. |
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Movie Review |
613 |
| NOTES: CAL PINS ITS HOPES ON ESQUER. |
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688 |
| OFF-DUTY OFFICER ACCUSED OF DRIVING INTO PATROLMAN. |
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212 |
| PALMDALE OKS COLLEGE PARK; OPPORTUNITY FOR NEW CAMPUS SWAYS COUNCIL. |
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603 |
| PLAN WOULD NAME PORTION OF 134 FOR SLAIN POLICE OFFICER. |
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279 |
| PORTABLE'S LOCATION AT FAULT? SITE OVER DRAIN MAY BE CAUSE OF MOLD GROWTH. |
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552 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : GOTTA LOVE IT. |
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Editorial |
1706 |
| ROBBERS STEAL METH MIXERS; HEIST HITS CHATSWORTH CHEMICAL MAKER. |
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348 |
| ROUNDUP: SPARKS RUN TO A RECORD IN OPENER. |
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497 |
| SC BASKETBALL: THURSTON CHOOSES USC OVER OREGON. |
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139 |
| SC FOOTBALL: BRING ON THE TIGERS : TROJANS TO PLAY AUBURN TWICE. |
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218 |
| SHARPS & FLATS : CAUGHT BETWEEN RADIO'S SOFT ROCK AND HARD PLACE. |
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420 |
| SOFTBALL: NORTH ALL-STARS WIN WITH FOUR RUNS IN NINTH : NORTH 5 SOUTH 4. |
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162 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1021 |
| SPY SPOOF SPUTTERS IN SECOND GO-AROUND. |
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Movie Review |
681 |
| STAGE SET FOR NOHO THEATER, ARTS FEST. |
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287 |
| SUITING THEIR NEEDS; BUSY EXECUTIVES COTTON TO BUYING CLOTHES AT THE OFFICE. |
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655 |
| SURVEY FINDS MOST STUDENTS FEEL SAFE AT AREA SCHOOLS; 30% REPORT SEEING A WEAPON. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1070 |
| THE OTHER SIDE; CULTURE CLASH CONVEYS NEW PERSPECTIVE IN ITS THOUGHT-PROVOKING `BORDERTOWN'. |
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1226 |
| THE SENIOR BLUES; SURROUNDED BY YOUNG PLAYERS, SYLMAR'S HERNANDEZ HAD TO DEAL WITH FRUSTRATION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
603 |
| VIDEO : THE BEST WHO EVER PLAYED. |
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Video Recording Review |
729 |
| WATER WOES ESCALATING FOR PINETREE. |
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608 |
| WHAT'S HAPPENING : ART. |
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892 |
June 11, 1999
