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| $130,000 TO AID SCHOOLS IN AREA; GRANTS TO FINANCE WORK PROGRAMS. |
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391 |
| [0] CLIPPERS CAN'T GET WIN AGAINST ROCKETS, EITHER : HOUSTON 104, CLIPPERS 95. |
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250 |
| `MATRIX' NEEDS MORE THAN VISUALS. |
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Movie Review |
637 |
| A CAUSE AND ITS EFFECT; ANGELS' DISARCINA NEEDS SURGERY, SETTING OFF A CHAIN OF EVENTS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
728 |
| ALLIES STYMIED BY MILOSEVIC'S DEFIANT STANCE. |
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774 |
| ATTORNEY: COUNCILWOMAN'S EX-SPOUSE SUICIDAL. |
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309 |
| BAFFERT PUSHES THE WRONG BUTTON. |
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738 |
| BASEBALL BEAT : BE LIKE MOELLER. |
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859 |
| BOARD URGES PROSECUTION OF HATE SUSPECTS; REJECT PLEA DEALS, COUNTY SUPERVISORS SAY. |
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349 |
| BOTTLED WATER NOT SO PURE, STUDY SAYS. |
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1024 |
| BRIEFLY : CHURCH TO DISTRIBUTE FOOD ITEMS TO NEEDY. |
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148 |
| BRIEFLY : REAGAN GRANDSON COULD GET 3 YEARS. |
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392 |
| BRIEFLY : REPORT: GROUP TO BUY NUGGETS, AVALANCHE. |
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335 |
| BRIEFLY : STRANDED BOATERS RESCUED FROM LAKE. |
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488 |
| BULLETIN BOARD. |
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412 |
| BURBANK COUNCIL HEARS PROPOSALS FOR PARKING RELIEF; PLAN CALLS FOR ELECTRONIC DEVICES. |
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320 |
| CITY COUNCIL TO STUDY PLAN REQUIRING MORE BREEDER'S LICENSES. |
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372 |
| CLIPPERS CAN'T GET WIN AGAINST ROCKETS, EITHER : HOUSTON 104, CLIPPERS 95. |
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264 |
| COMMENTARY: GALAXY CAN'T RISK LOSING CIENFUEGOS. |
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451 |
| COPS ON (HEART)BEAT; SAN FERNANDO PUTS DEFIBRILLATORS INTO PATROL CARS. |
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714 |
| COUNCIL APPROVES PROPOSAL TO ADD 22 HOUSING INSPECTORS. |
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303 |
| COUNT ON DUKE IN 2000; LOSS IN FINAL MAY ENTICE BRAND, AVERY TO GIVE IT ANOTHER SHOT. |
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950 |
| CRASH INVESTIGATION UNDER WAY. |
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278 |
| DAILY NEWS BOYS` BASKETBALL ALL-AREA TEAM : PLAYER OF THE YEAR. |
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858 |
| DINE BEAT : RESTAURANT NOTES THE FLAVOR OF '78. |
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541 |
| DOCTOR'S AIDE DENIES RAPE CHARGES. |
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374 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: HUNDLEY'S ELBOW FINE, BUT WILL LEGS HOLD UP? |
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657 |
| DOZENS HURT IN CRASH OF BUS, TRUCK ON I-15. |
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177 |
| DRILL TEAM SEEKS TO DRUM UP FINANCIAL SUPPORT. |
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376 |
| EDITORIAL : APRIL FOOLS', CABLE VIEWERS FEDS GETTING OUT OF REGULATING RATES, LEAVING PRICES TO RISE LIKE THE DOW. |
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Editorial |
420 |
| EDITORIAL : BALLOT BLUNDER CITY CLERK'S MISCUE ON THE POLICE AND FIRE BOND MEASURE DOES NOTHING TO HELP GAIN PUBLIC SUPPORT. |
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Editorial |
469 |
| EX-HIGHLAND TEACHER SUSPECT IN PORN CASE. |
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336 |
| FIRE OFFICIAL TO DETAIL SERVICES FOR HARD-OF-HEARING RESIDENTS. |
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304 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
34 |
| GAS PUMP BUMP; DRIVERS SORE AS PRICES SOAR. |
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Statistical Data Included |
722 |
| GOVERNOR RULES OUT NEW TAXES TO FIX STATE; PANEL TO SEEK FUNDS FOR INFRASTRUCTURE. |
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510 |
| GRANTS TO AID NONPROFIT AGENCIES; SIMI COUNCIL DISTRIBUTES FUNDS TO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS. |
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643 |
| GROENING'S `FUTURAMA' EVEN BEATS `THE SIMPSONS'. |
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Statistical Data Included |
134 |
| HAHN DEFENDS INJUNCTION LAWSUIT; CITY ATTORNEY TELLS CRITICS PLAN WILL GET GANGSTERS OFF STREETS. |
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525 |
| HART BREAKS OUT WITH WIN OVER VALENCIA : HART 14, VALENCIA 2. |
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498 |
| HART PITCHERS TOO MUCH FOR LA REINA IN SWEEP : HART 1-2, LA REINA 0-0. |
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562 |
| HIGH WIRE ACT JOINS SANTA ANITA'S FIELD. |
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163 |
| HUNTER, 34; LAPD OFFICER, AIR FORCE VET. |
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Obituary |
220 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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336 |
| INVESTIGATORS ARRIVE AT CYA FACILITY; CASES RANGE FROM SEXUAL MISCONDUCT TO HARASSMENT. |
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445 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: ANDERSON TO BYPASS A.V.? |
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461 |
| JOKINEN LIFTS KINGS IN BOSTON : KINGS 2, BOSTON 1. |
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364 |
| KNIGHT WORK PAYS DIVIDEND; SMYTH TO WED EX-TV REPORTER. |
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144 |
| L.A. COPS AMONG PLAYERS INVOLVED IN BRAWL GAME. |
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647 |
| LABOR IMPASSE STILL FESTERING AT MUNICIPAL COURT. |
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622 |
| LINK SEEN IN AREA CARJACK CASES. |
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433 |
| MAKE ROOM ON THE SHELF; PROOF SEEN IN SINGLE-MALT WHISKY LINES. |
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836 |
| MAKER OF NET SYSTEMS FOR TV PLANS IPO. |
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304 |
| MCCONKEY SEEKS LOCKHEED SITE STUDY. |
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379 |
| MIND OVER `MATRIX'; WACHOWSKIS' GOAL: MAKE HIGH-TECH ACTION FILM A QUANTUM LEAP ABOVE THE DUMBED-DOWN GENRE. |
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1437 |
| MOTORISTS TICKETED BY CHP PATROLS; SPEEDING DRIVERS SURPRISED ON 2-LANE RURAL HIGHWAY. |
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307 |
| NBA NOTEBOOK: NBA FINES LAKERS, KNICKS. |
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337 |
| NEWS LITE : AMY FISHER FINDS FORGIVENESS, HOPE. |
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1015 |
| NO-CONTEST PLEAS ENTERED IN PAUL MITCHELL KNOCKOFF CASE. |
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424 |
| OBITUARY : HARLEY W. WALKER. |
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Obituary |
115 |
| OFFICIALS PLAN CHASE CHARGES. |
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300 |
| ONE OF THE GIFTS OF PASSOVER IS HAVING A MEAL TOGETHER. |
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Editorial |
598 |
| PASSOVER PREPARATIONS; TEMPLE SCHEDULES SEDER, SERVICES. |
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397 |
| PREP SOFTBALL: PROPERTY OF QUARTZ HILL : COX WAS KEY FACTOR IN REBELS' 2ND STRAIGHT HIGH DESERT CLASSIC TITLE. |
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849 |
| PREP TENNIS: WESTLAKE, CALABASAS: SHOWDOWN : WITH WEISS, COYOTES EXPECTED TO BE TOUGH. |
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480 |
| PREP WRESTLING: GARFINKEL HAS NO REGRETS AFTER NATIONALS. |
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549 |
| PROCESS BEGINS TO SELECT SCULPTOR; ARTIST TO HONOR MAN MISSING IN ACTION. |
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369 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : STEALTHY NO MORE. |
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Editorial |
1481 |
| RATES WON'T CHANGE; FEDERAL RESERVE KEEPS LOAN BENCHMARK AS IS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
463 |
| RENAULT TO SELL CARS UNDER NISSAN BRAND. |
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415 |
| REPORT: JORDAN MAY RETURN AS NBA PLAYER. |
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306 |
| ROGAN NUDGED TO RUN FOR SENATE; STATE GOP LAWMAKERS CALL FOR FEINSTEIN CHALLENGE. |
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573 |
| ROGERS GETS INITIATED EARLY. |
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438 |
| SHAKESPEARE FOR TEENS - SORT OF. |
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Movie Review |
579 |
| SHOW-BIZ TYPES GIVING TO GETTY. |
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306 |
| SIMI CITY COUNCIL VOTES TO FELL LAST OF EUCALYPTUS TREES; CITY OVERRIDES PRESERVATIONISTS IN LIGHT OF LIABILITY PROBLEM. |
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490 |
| SIMI POLICE TO PHASE IN BMW MOTORCYCLES. |
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319 |
| SOFTBALL BEAT: MENTAL ERRORS COSTLY TO HART AT TOURNAMENT : BUT COACH SAYS TEAM WILL IMPROVE. |
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593 |
| STAYING PREPARED; BURBANK AIRPORT SITE OF EMERGENCY DRILL. |
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437 |
| SUBARU UNVEILS NEW LEGACY. |
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314 |
| TEEN GETS JAIL IN RACIAL VANDALISM. |
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357 |
| THE DAY IN PREPS: USC'S GILLESPIE GETS 500TH VICTORY. |
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517 |
| THE GREAT TRAIN ESCAPE; WOMAN PHONES FOR HELP WHILE FREIGHT DRAGS CAR. |
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379 |
| THIS TRACK RUNS UNDER THE WYRE; FOR THREE GENERATIONS, FAMILY HAS MADE IMPACT AT LITTLEROCK. |
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750 |
| THOMPSON'S `CAROLINE IN THE CITY' MAY BE OUT OF TIME. |
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730 |
| TICKS FOUND WITH LYME DISEASE; DISCOVERY REPRESENTS A FIRST FOR L.A. COUNTY. |
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506 |
| TOP OF THE LINEUP : COLLEGE BASKETBALL. |
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223 |
| TOP VALLEY COP BOOSTS BONDS; SECESSION LEADERS QUESTION PLAN'S VALUE IF AREA BREAKS AWAY. |
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616 |
| URBANE BLUES MAN, BALLADEER WILLIAMS. |
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Obituary |
455 |
| VALLEY PASSOVER PREPARATIONS IN HIGH GEAR. |
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589 |
| WARRIORS COME ALIVE; BIG 5TH INNING SINKS THOUSAND OAKS : WESTLAKE 4, T. OAKS 1. |
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483 |
| WATER BUY OK EXPECTED; APPROVAL OF EIR PAVES WAY FOR $47 MILLION DEAL. |
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587 |
| WEINSTEIN IS A HIT IN WIN : CHAMINADE 1, PARACLETE 0. |
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510 |
| WOMAN TO FACE NEW TRIAL; APPELLATE JUDGES OVERTURN EARLIER CONVICTION IN CASE. |
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906 |
March 31, 1999
