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| 1,000 CSUN GRADUATES GET DIPLOMAS, DRIZZLE TOO. |
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Statistical Data Included |
391 |
| A HIGHER QUEST; FIREFIGHTERS RAISE FUNDS FOR BURN VICTIMS. |
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460 |
| AFTER SLOW START, HE'S UP TO SPEED; BUSSEY LEARNS VALUE OF WORK. |
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830 |
| ALL-STAR BASEBALL: THE STARS ARE OUT : TOP AREA SENIORS TO PLAY IN ROTARY GAME. |
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583 |
| ALL-STAR FOOTBALL: ALL-STAR GAME GIVES SOME PREP ATHLETES FINAL CHANCE. |
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559 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK: THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH? : A SMALL GROUP OF ANGELS PLAYERS SAY THEY'RE ANTI-COLLINS. |
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604 |
| APPOINTMENTS ONLY, PLEASE; PASSPORT SEEKERS NEED TO CALL AHEAD AT SIMI POST OFFICE. |
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458 |
| ARROYO SECO, SAUGUS HIGH WIN DISTINCTION. |
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332 |
| BASEBALL PLAYOFFS: INDIANS WAITING FOR BIGGER PARTY. |
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427 |
| BASIC TRAINING; DELAPLANE HAS SOLID FUNDAMENTALS. |
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747 |
| BE PREPARED TO APPLAUD FOR `BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB'. |
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Movie Review |
637 |
| BELMONT NOTEBOOK: DUO IS GAME FOR PATIENCE. |
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676 |
| BERRY PICKERS CHOOSING UNION. |
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195 |
| BREEZY ROMANCE `YESTERDAY' TAKES PEEK AT TOMORROW. |
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Movie Review |
561 |
| BREGMAN, 49, RESEARCHER; WORK AIDED IMPORTANT MEDICAL ADVANCES. |
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Obituary |
383 |
| BRIEFLY : BURBANK SCHOOL SET TO THROW CARNIVAL. |
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103 |
| BRIEFLY : COMMITTEE DELAYS PICKING SCHOOL SITES. |
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601 |
| BRIEFLY : FAST GREENS AREN'T JANGLING JANZEN. |
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628 |
| BRIEFLY : LAWSUIT OVER CONDO CONDITIONS SETTLED. |
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186 |
| BRIEFLY : POLICE ARREST TRIO AFTER FRAUD PROBE. |
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194 |
| BUDGET PLAN WOULD BOOST STAFFING, PAY. |
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473 |
| CHAMINADE TO MEET UNDERDOG BLOOMINGTON TODAY. |
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656 |
| CHARISMATIC COULD DO LUKAS A VERY BIG FAVOR. |
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1360 |
| CHARTER BATTLE HEATING UP IN FINAL STRETCH. |
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957 |
| CHARTER PROPOSAL'S EFFICIENCY TOUTED, DOUBTED BY ANALYSTS. |
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558 |
| CHERRIES DELAYED - IT'S THE PITS! : LEONA VALLEY WON'T LET RAIN STOP PARADE. |
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523 |
| CITY DIVISION BASEBALL: CLEVELAND WINS TITLE, DEDICATES VICTORY TO LATE COACH : CLEVELAND 3 HUNT. PARK 1. |
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441 |
| COMMISSION REJECTS BUDGET; REDEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR'S BOND REQUEST REFUSED. |
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791 |
| CSUN'S FUTURE ACES TAKE TUMBLE IN DRAFT. |
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523 |
| DISTRICT APPLIES FOR COUNSELING GRANT. |
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212 |
| DIVISION III TENNIS: THIRD TIME ISN'T A CHARM AS WESTLAKE FALLS IN FINAL : BEVERLY HILLS 10 WESTLAKE 8. |
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429 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: HUNDLEY'S WRIST OK. |
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751 |
| DRIVER IN FATAL OFF-ROAD CRASH HAD PRIOR DUIS. |
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313 |
| EDITORIAL : ANCHORS AWEIGH. |
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Editorial |
71 |
| EDITORIAL : FLYING BLIND ONCE MORE; LAUSD WANTS TO BUILD SCHOOLS WITHOUT A PLAN - WHAT ARE THESE PEOPLE THINKING? |
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Editorial |
356 |
| EDITORIAL : THE JEDI COUNCIL. |
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Editorial |
310 |
| END OF THE REAL SUPERSTARS; VALUES OF MEDIA, SPORTS INDUSTRY ERODE POSSIBILITY OF FUTURE ICONS. |
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Editorial |
743 |
| EXCESS-I-PLEX; THEATER CHAINS DOING ABOUT-FACE ON BIGGER-IS-BETTER. |
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1353 |
| EXPLOSION HITS WATER SUPPLIER: WELDER HURT, FLOW UNAFFECTED WHEN GAS BLAST RIPS PLANT ROOF. |
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390 |
| FAIRY-TALE YEAR FOR THIS CASSEL. |
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376 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : STUDENT FILM GIVES UCSB A NEW KIND OF REPUTATION. |
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392 |
| FOR CHATSWORTH, A FITTING END TO THE '90S. |
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584 |
| FOR KTLA, IT'S OUT WITH THE OLD; AFTER A THOUGHTFUL CAREER, ARNOLD LET GO BY CHANNEL 5. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1669 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
66 |
| FREEWAY INTERCHANGE STUDY NOT IN BUDGET PLAN. |
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513 |
| FRIENDS, FAMILY MOURN TEEN-AGER. |
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457 |
| FULL SPEED AHEAD; WEATHERSPOON RUNS OVER WOES. |
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454 |
| GIT ALONG DOGIES; CATTLE DRIVE COMING TO GET RODEO ROLLING. |
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426 |
| GOING APE UNLIKELY TO BE MOST VIEWERS' `INSTINCT'-IVE REACTION. |
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Movie Review |
571 |
| GOLDBERG BACKS SHOCKLEY; HOLDEN CHALLENGER CALLED PRO-WOMAN. |
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236 |
| HEARINGS RAISE DUST CLOUD; FOES OF PROPOSED MINE PROJECT SOUND OFF ON FEARED EFFECTS. |
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696 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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238 |
| INCREASE SOUGHT FOR MENTAL HEALTH AID. |
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455 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: MAYNARD'S PRICE FOR POWER. |
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597 |
| JETHAWKS PAIR ARE ALL-STARS. |
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99 |
| JUDGE COULD RETURN; BRADLEY MUST STAY SOBER FOR YEAR TO GO BACK TO BENCH, PANEL RULES. |
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1113 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : OPEN A NEW CHAPTER IN SUMMER ADVENTURE. |
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760 |
| LAUSD SAYS MANY YOUNG STUDENTS WILL NEED REMEDIAL CLASSES. |
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511 |
| LEFT, UNSATISFIED, IN A STATE OF MOVIEGOING `LIMBO'. |
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Movie Review |
703 |
| LITTON TO BUY AVONDALE; RIVAL SHIPBUILDER PULLS OUT OF BIDDING. |
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508 |
| LLEWELLYN, EX-FOREST LAWN CEO. |
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Obituary |
413 |
| MASTER CHORALE SET TO PREMIERE. |
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288 |
| MERCHANTS FIND PENNIES IN SHORTAGE. |
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326 |
| MERCILESS; CHATSWORTH HAMMERS POLY : CHATSWORTH 17 POLY 7. |
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948 |
| MOORPARK READY FOR Y2K, CITY OFFICIAL SAYS. |
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315 |
| MOORPARK'S SENIOR CENTER TO EXPAND. |
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334 |
| NEWS LITE : DOCTOR SAYS JACKSON TOT NOT AS SICK AS REPORTS. |
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940 |
| PAIR OF VALLEY CINEMAS TO SHOW DIGITAL `MENACE'. |
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503 |
| PEACE IS AT HAND; MILOSEVIC ACCEPTS INTERNATIONAL PLAN. |
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1045 |
| POLITICAL GLADIATORS COULD SELL COLISEUM DEAL. |
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Editorial |
750 |
| POUNDING PAVEMENT HOPEFULS HAVE THING IN COMMON: SORE FEET. |
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653 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : TRIED PRAYER. |
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Editorial |
1620 |
| PUPILS DIP INTO THEIR POCKETS TO HELP OTHERS. |
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728 |
| RECORDS, RAIN FALL; EL NINO NOT WASHED UP. |
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844 |
| REMAINS IDENTIFIED AS LOST MUSICIAN'S. |
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366 |
| SARANDON'S ROLE COULD DOUBLE IN `PRAYERS'. |
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587 |
| SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN CONTINUES. |
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374 |
| SHARPS & FLATS : THE REAL THING FROM NEWMAN. |
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345 |
| SOCCER: HAMM RELUCTANTLY HOGS THE LIMELIGHT. |
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595 |
| SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS: BORON SEEKING ITS FIRST SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP : IT HAS REACHED SEMIS 4 TIMES IN '90S. |
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Statistical Data Included |
662 |
| SOFTBALL: TRAVEL BALL TO START. |
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431 |
| SOFTBALL: WITH PREP SEASON ENDING, PLAYERS ARE ON MOVE. |
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398 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
923 |
| SOURCES: RAMBIS FAVORED; LAKERS BRASS READY TO DEAL. |
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564 |
| STATE MEET. |
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142 |
| STATE MEET: FLESHMAN READY FOR BELL LAP : STATE MEET IS HER LAST HURRAH. |
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613 |
| STATE MEET: JACKSON HOPING TO CHANGE FOR THE BETTER : ROYAL JUNIOR TRIES TO BREAK 25 FEET. |
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563 |
| SURPRISE STOPPER BIENIASZ SCINTILLATES IN STRONG SEVEN : JETHAWKS 10 MODESTO 2. |
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477 |
| SYLMAR SUCCESS STORY; WORLD OIL CO. ANNOUNCES PLAN FOR 9-ACRE BUSINESS PARK IN NORTHEAST VALLEY. |
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415 |
| TEENS MOURN FALLEN FRIEND; CLASS OF '99 BURIES ITS 2ND. |
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343 |
| THE NEW FACES OF FIGURE SKATING. |
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814 |
| TIMES PUBLISHER STEPS ASIDE; EXECUTIVE APPOINTS REPLACEMENT FOR 1 JOB, BUT WILL KEEP OTHER DUTIES. |
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246 |
| TOFU IS HOT, HOT, HOT AT TOFU HOT. |
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Restaurant Review |
859 |
| TRAFFIC JAM IN FREEWAY SERIES; DODGERS AND ANGELS HAVE YET TO BUILD A GENUINE CROSS-TOWN RIVALRY. |
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1549 |
| UCLA BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: LAVIN MAKES POINT TO FILL NEEDS. |
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490 |
| VALLEY PROFITING FROM JOB INFUSION; SURVEY FINDS SHIFT TO DURABLE GOODS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
578 |
| VIDEO : CLASSIC WAR FILMS COME TO DVD. |
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Video Recording Review |
696 |
| WHAT WORKS FOR CHRIS ROCK; EX-`SNL' MEMBER GOING STRONG AGAIN AS COMIC, ACTOR. |
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1234 |
| WHAT'S HAPPENING : ART. |
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846 |
| WILLIAMS SAYS HE IS READY. |
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578 |
June 4, 1999
