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| [0] IT'S REAL: CLIPPERS CRUSH JAZZ : CLIPPERS 103, UTAH 77. |
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322 |
| A LA CARTE : EASTER DINING. |
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522 |
| ABDUL-MALIK MAKES MOVE. |
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378 |
| ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD. |
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329 |
| ALL SHAPES, SIZES TRY HOOP-IT-UP : OVER 2,500 PARTICIPATE IN WEEKEND TOURNEY. |
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637 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK: PADRES LOOK HARD AT NEVIN. |
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688 |
| BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING; TODAY'S COMPUTERS MAKE INVADING YOUR PRIVACY MUCH EASIER. |
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890 |
| BIRDS COULD TEACH US SOMETHING ABOUT PARENTING. |
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518 |
| BRIEFLY : 5 HURT IN COLLISIONS ON FREEWAY LANES. |
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650 |
| BRIEFLY : BURBANK RECRUITING WWI VETS FOR FETE. |
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257 |
| BRIEFLY : HAWKS' GRAY CHARGED WITH DRUG POSSESSION. |
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305 |
| BURBANK RESIDENTS, BUSINESSES REPLACE EUCALYPTUS TREES. |
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458 |
| CANOGA AVENUE BUZZING WITH DIVERSE BUNCH OF NEW SHOPS. |
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454 |
| CAUTION DIDN'T AVERT ATTACK. |
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614 |
| CENTENARIAN DIES AT VALLEY HOME. |
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Obituary |
228 |
| CHUCKLE COST UP, INDEX SAYS. |
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239 |
| CLAIRE-VOYANT; NOW IN `MOD' MODE, DANES BALANCES FILM CAREER WITH YALE, LIFE IN NEW YORK. |
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1285 |
| CONSTRUCTION BOND AT ISSUE; SOUTHERN KERN SCHOOL BOARD HOPEFULS SPEAK OUT. |
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1357 |
| CORRUPT L.A. PERFECT VENUE FOR DEMOCRATS. |
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746 |
| COST OF HEALTH; U.S. NEEDS TO RETHINK INSURANCE FOR EVERYONE. |
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765 |
| COUNCIL RACES REVEAL AN L.A. AT CROSSROADS. |
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558 |
| CREEK FANS SEEK TO BUILD BANKS' VALUE; GROUP TOURS SITE WITH EYE FOR FUTURE PRESERVATION. |
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508 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : HARRY P. ROSEN. |
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385 |
| DEFICIT-REDUCTION PLAN INSTEAD COSTS HOSPITAL THOUSANDS. |
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1138 |
| DEMOCRATS DRAW BATTLE LINES; CONVENTIONGOERS UNITE AGAINST GOP. |
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638 |
| DINING DEALS : STEAL ON MAGNOLIA. |
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262 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: BATTING ORDER SET (ALMOST). |
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832 |
| DUKE SURVIVES A SCARE : DUKE 68, MICH. ST. 62. |
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700 |
| EASTER PARADE; FASHION A STYLISH HOLIDAY BRUNCH, RESTAURANT STYLE. |
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Recipe |
3674 |
| EDITORIAL : BOARDING CALL; WITH OPPOSITION TO LAX EXPANSION SOLIDIFYING REGIONWIDE, THE TIME IS RIPE FOR SAN FERNANDO AND ANTELOPE VALLEYS OFFICIALS TO JOIN. |
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Editorial |
389 |
| EDITORIAL : DAILY NEWS' CHOICES. |
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Editorial |
114 |
| EDITORIAL : VOTE THEM OUT. |
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Editorial |
442 |
| ERASING MOM AND POP; INDEPENDENT VIDEO STORES FEELING SQUEEZED BY BIG-CHAIN RENTAL BARNS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1356 |
| FINAL FOUR FINALLY MEET IN FINAL GAME. |
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421 |
| FOR THE KINGS, FUTURE IS NOW. |
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693 |
| FOREST CLOSURES RESULT AFTER SURVEY OF RARE SPECIES. |
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357 |
| FOUDY GIVES HER SPORT KICK IN RIGHT DIRECTION. |
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934 |
| GROENING FORWARDS TO `FUTURAMA'. |
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Television Program Review |
492 |
| HAM IT UP WITH EASY GLAZES. |
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Recipe |
1223 |
| HE DOES IT HIS WAY; BUT JOHNSON HAS THAT PROBLEM WITH OWNERS . . . |
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Statistical Data Included |
1927 |
| HIGH DESERT CLASSIC: QUARTZ HILL EARNS TOURNAMENT VICTORY. |
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350 |
| HOOPLA INVADES HAVANA; CUBA REVELS IN RETURN OF PRO BALL. |
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627 |
| INJURIES DEPLETE DEFENSE. |
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591 |
| IT'S REAL: CLIPPERS CRUSH JAZZ : CLIPPERS 103, UTAH 77. |
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327 |
| KEVORKIAN CONVICTION UNLIKELY TO SETTLE ISSUE. |
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960 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: THIS TIME, SHAQ'S JABS HIT EWING. |
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523 |
| LETTERS : RODMAN'S ANTICS DRAW IRE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
214 |
| LETTERS: MESSAGE TO MOORPARK: NO NEW TAXES. |
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Letter to the Editor |
260 |
| LETTERS: OPEN SPACE NEEDS BALANCE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
397 |
| MILOSEVIC HOLDS ALL CARDS IN YUGOSLAVIA. |
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647 |
| NATO POUNDS AWAY; F-15S DOWN TWO MIGS NEAR U.S. BASE. |
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1390 |
| NCAA FINAL FOUR NOTEBOOK: ROLL THE TAPE AND REBOUND. |
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493 |
| NEW DRIVE HAS GOAL OF LINKING FREEWAYS. |
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2276 |
| NEWS LITE : NOBEL HONOREE TO DONATE MONEY. |
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877 |
| NEWS LITE : POLITICS INFLEXIBLE, COMEDIAN SAYS. |
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713 |
| OPENING PLAYGROUNDS TO ALL; PARK DISTRICT UPGRADING SITES SO DISABLED CAN JOIN PEERS. |
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758 |
| PAIR FACE OFF FOR BURBANK COUNCIL JOB; EDITOR CHALLENGES MCCONKEY IN RUNOFF. |
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707 |
| PARENTING : TEACH YOUR CHILDREN ABOUT THE REAL MEANING OF LOVE. |
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560 |
| PARTY LINES : `UNFORGETTABLE' STAR POWER. |
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449 |
| PASADENA GAMES: PEARSON'S BACK, SETS MEET MARK. |
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620 |
| POETRY IN MOTION; DANCERS COMPETE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP AT GLENDALE CIVIC. |
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542 |
| PROPERTY DISPUTE TARGETS VETERAN; MOORPARK SAYS UNITS SUBSTANDARD. |
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886 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : STOP BASHING CHINA. |
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Editorial |
1594 |
| Q & A: PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE : FREEMAN SEES STREAMLINING OF DWP'S OVERSIGHT AS THE MAJOR UNFINISHED TASK AHEAD OF HIM, ALONG WITH CONTINUING TO CUT INTO MOUNDS OF DEBT. |
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1714 |
| RELIVING OLD WEST; FESTIVALGOERS TAKE STEP BACK IN TIME. |
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629 |
| RESIDENTS SEE DANGER AT EVERY TURN. |
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493 |
| RISING FINNS TO PROVIDE FLOURISH. |
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479 |
| RODMAN LATE TO PRACTICE. |
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661 |
| SHERIFF'S HELICOPTERS MAY COME TO PLANT 42. |
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257 |
| SHOP TILL YOU DROP; NORDSTROM PROPOSAL DIVIDES SANTA CLARITA. |
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694 |
| SO, HOW DID WE RATE ON THIS YEAR'S AWARDS? |
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401 |
| SPICE OF LIFE IN VANCOUVER; CULTURAL VARIETY, ABUNDANT DIVERSIONS AWAIT VISITORS TO CANADA'S WESTERN JEWEL. |
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2315 |
| SQUADRON WRAPS UP 44 YEARS OF `FREEZE'; NAVY ENDS LOCAL UNIT'S ANTARCTICA ROLE. |
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670 |
| T.O. PREPS BOULEVARD PLAN; PROJECT TO REFURBISH CITY'S MAJOR THOROUGHFARE. |
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559 |
| THE DAY IN SPORTS: UCLA SWEEPS PAST CAL. |
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606 |
| THE WORM IS THE LEAST OF LAKERS' WOES. |
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763 |
| THEIR MESSAGE: THEY WON'T TAKE ANY MORE BULL. |
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1200 |
| THIRD-GRADERS WIN AWARDS IN AUTO CLUB ART CONTEST. |
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545 |
| THIS FAMILY IS DEFINITELY ONE FOR THE BOOKS. |
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957 |
| TIPOFF : OFFICIALS HAVE CONCERNS ABOUT RIORDAN'S ROLE. |
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637 |
| TOURIST SLAYINGS CASE HAS NEW FOCUS; OFFICIALS CONCENTRATE ON CAPTURING KILLER. |
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988 |
| TWO FOR THE SHOW; MOORE'S PLAY LIFTS UCONN DEFENSE : UCONN 64, OHIO ST. 58. |
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579 |
| U.S. PLANE DOWNED; PENTAGON REPORTS AIRMAN RESCUED. |
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1528 |
| USC, WASHINGTON STATE SPLIT TWO. |
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232 |
| VET HELPS BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO PETS; CPR CLASSES CATCH ON IN COMMUNITY. |
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477 |
| VETERAN SAYS HE'S LOOKING FORWARD TO GOING HOME. |
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906 |
| VOLUNTEERS ASKED TO WEAR TWO HATS; GARDEN CLEANUP DETAIL OFFERS RECRUITING OPPORTUNITIES FOR MANY MANSIONS' WORKERS. |
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398 |
| VOTE BY MAIL FOR LUXURY OF TIME, CLARITY. |
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730 |
| VOTERS SHOULD SUPPORT THIS TAX. |
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650 |
| WHO GETS HIM NEXT?; WE LOOK AT THE CONTENDERS FOR OSCAR 2000. |
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1595 |
| WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS: KWAN SETTLES FOR SILVER; 26-YEAR-OLD BUTYRSKAYA CLAIMS THE GOLD MEDAL. |
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March 28, 1999
