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| [0] HUNDLEY HOMER SPARKS DODGERS : DODGERS 3, CHICAGO 2. |
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662 |
| AGENCY DEFIES BAN ON BRUSH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1022 |
| ALLRED DEFENDS SUSPENDED TEEN-AGER; HIGH-PROFILE ATTORNEY ASSAILS SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR ACTIONS. |
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428 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK: PERCIVAL PITCH IS A HOT TOPIC. |
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547 |
| ANGELS WIN, THEN HEAR BAD NEWS : ANGELS 1, N.Y. YANKEES 0. |
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683 |
| ARSON SUSPECTED IN BLAZE; FIRE CHARS 100 ACRES OF DESERT TERRITORY NEAR PALMDALE SITE. |
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256 |
| BARRY'S BASICS : FIRST LINE IN FISHING IS LINE. |
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484 |
| BOARD WON'T REHIRE OFFICIAL; PRINCIPAL TO LOSE JOB AT MOORPARK. |
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373 |
| BRIEFLY : ALEX THEATER HOSTS SPRING ART FESTIVAL. |
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443 |
| BRIEFLY : BUSINESS GROUP WILL BACK NEW CHARTER. |
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607 |
| BRIEFLY : HINGIS BREEZES, BUT 2 HIGH SEEDS DEPART. |
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420 |
| BRIEFLY : LAWYERS SEEK MORE TIME IN GENTRY CASE. |
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141 |
| BRIEFLY : T.O. VOTES TO HIKE BUS FARE BY QUARTER. |
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301 |
| BULLETIN BOARD. |
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384 |
| BULLETIN BOARD. |
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227 |
| BURBANK PROGRAM TO LIGHT UP NIGHT; NEW PORCH LAMPS OFFER SAFETY, REBATES. |
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314 |
| CIF/SCGA CHAMPIONSHIP: HART, WESTLAKE SHOOT FOR FINAL BERTHS. |
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466 |
| COUNCIL OKS STUDIO PROJECT; DEVELOPER TO BUILD SOUNDSTAGES ON NORTH HOLLYWOOD PROPERTY. |
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271 |
| COUNCIL RESISTS MAYOR'S PLAN FOR TOBACCO FUNDS. |
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359 |
| CRITICALLY INJURED STUDENT REMAINS ON LIFE SUPPORT. |
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268 |
| CSU VOTE WELCOMES AREA SITE; CAMARILLO'S CHANNEL ISLANDS NAMED SYSTEM'S 23RD CAMPUS. |
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385 |
| DAVIS: GOODBYE, UCLA. |
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588 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: GRUDZIELANEK TRIES TO IRON THINGS OUT. |
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559 |
| DRIVER SEVERELY INJURED; CRASH VICTIM RESCUED AFTER TWO-CAR COLLISION. |
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263 |
| EARLY RISERS NAB THE PRIZE; `STAR WARS' FANS LINE UP FOR TICKETS TO SEE `PHANTOM MENACE'. |
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314 |
| EDITORIAL : FUR BALL. |
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Editorial |
162 |
| EDITORIAL : PAINT WITHOUT NUMBERS; AQMD WANTS TO OUTLAW GLOSSY PAINT BEFORE PROVING A BAN WILL IMPROVE AIR QUALITY. |
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Editorial |
293 |
| EDITORIAL : WILL L.A. GO GREEN? |
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Editorial |
338 |
| EX-JUDGE TAKES CASE FOR RETURN TO BENCH BEFORE STATE PANEL. |
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250 |
| FASHION FINDS: LOOKING FOR THE NEXT GREAT TREND? HERE'S WHAT DAILY NEWS FASHION EDITOR BARBARA DE WITT FOUND ON THE CUTTING EDGE : SPARKLE APLENTY. |
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1869 |
| FEDERAL FUND PRIORITIES SET; MCKEON ASKS CONGRESS FOR $16.39 MILLION FOR DISTRICT. |
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393 |
| FISHING FOR SOMETHING BIG AND SPECIAL; ABUSED CHILDREN REAP BENEFITS FROM BASS TOURNAMENT. |
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750 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
76 |
| FORUM ADDRESSES WAYS TO SPOT POSSIBLE VIOLENCE AMONG KIDS. |
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695 |
| GAINS AND LOSSES; RUBIN ANNOUNCES DEPARTURE AS TREASURY SECRETARY. |
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805 |
| GOLF: CURTIER LEAVING COMPETITORS IN THE DISTANCE. |
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543 |
| GOLF: SMITH ON THE `A' LIST : SOPHOMORE QUALIFIES FOR INDIVIDUAL TOURNEY. |
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714 |
| GRANADA HILLS TUNES UP IN PRELIMS. |
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257 |
| GROUP BLASTS LAUSD GRILLE CONTRACTS; INVESTIGATION EXPANDING ON LACK OF COMPETITIVE BIDS. |
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434 |
| HELPING HANDS; SIMI HOMELESS CENTER AIDED BY VOLUNTEERS, BIG DONATION. |
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526 |
| HIGHLAND GETS GOLDEN VICTORY : HIGHLAND 7, PALMDALE 4. |
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523 |
| HOT RODS; HIGH SCHOOLERS DEFY AGE, FISH LIKE EXPERTS. |
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1348 |
| HULL: REEL DEAL : TINKERER'S CONTRAPTION REVOLUTIONIZED FISHING. |
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909 |
| HUNDLEY HOMER SPARKS DODGERS : DODGERS 3, CHICAGO 2. |
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655 |
| HUNDREDS MOB MALL FOR FIRST `MENACE' TICKETS; LINE BEGINS FORMING AT DAWN. |
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368 |
| HYPERSPACE INTO HISTORY; FANS SCOOP UP `PHANTOM' TICKETS. |
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1098 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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305 |
| IN HOT WATER; CYCLIST INCITES SHOWER REBELLION IN SPAIN. |
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548 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: JETHAWKS TRY TO PUT STREAK TOGETHER. |
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628 |
| JETHAWKS WEATHER THE STORM : JETHAWKS 6, L. ELSINORE 2. |
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372 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: EXTRA REST AWAITS L.A. |
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420 |
| LAST HOTLINE SIGN GOES UP; PLACARDS AROUND SIMI VALLEY PROMOTE PROGRAM FOR ANONYMOUS CRIME TIPS. |
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458 |
| LAUSD DEFENDS SCHOOL DESIGN; OFFICIALS SAY VENTS WILL CUT GAS THREAT. |
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453 |
| LINE STARTS WEEK EARLY; `STAR WARS' FANS HIT BOOTHS. |
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877 |
| LITTON DEAL ATTRACTS GOVERNMENT SCRUTINY. |
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239 |
| LMU RIPS MATADORS : LMU 15, CSUN 7. |
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358 |
| MOM FIGHTS SCHOOL ACTION IN POT CASE. |
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378 |
| NAMES OF 2 DEAD SURFERS RELEASED. |
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229 |
| NEWS LITE : SMOOCHY THE FROG READY TO SWIM AT MCDONALD'S. |
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1077 |
| NHL NOTEBOOK: KINGS GET AN AHL AFFILIATE. |
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369 |
| NICKLAUS BACK WITH NEW HIP. |
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949 |
| NO SILVER LINING IN DRAW. |
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443 |
| NOTES: GLENDALE COLLEGE AMASSES HONORS. |
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313 |
| OBITUARY : WAYNE LUDWIG WILSON. |
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Obituary |
77 |
| PAINTING L.A. INTO A CORNER; PROPOSAL AIMS TO CUT POLLUTION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1278 |
| PANEL OKS BILL TO CUT PRICE FOR PUBLIC LAND. |
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287 |
| PREP VOLLEYBALL: COURT SENSE : ROY BROTHERS STAR FOR VIEWPOINT. |
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596 |
| PREP VOLLEYBALL: HIGHLAND TURNS INTENSITY INTO VICTORIES : BULLDOGS HAVE BUILT MOMENTUM. |
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Statistical Data Included |
639 |
| PROBLEM SOLVERS; GLENDALE KIDS LEARN CONFLICT RESOLUTION. |
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507 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : MAKING OF A HERO. |
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Editorial |
1730 |
| RADIATION TREATMENT OK TO AVOID. |
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745 |
| RANCHO VISTA COURSE CONSTRUCTION TEES OFF. |
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330 |
| RESEDA SCHOOL TO HOLD CLASSES IN FALL AFTER 15 YEARS. |
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324 |
| REVIVAL OF CELEBRATION FOR STARS BEING WEIGHED. |
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542 |
| ROCKETS VETERAN IS WORN DOWN. |
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742 |
| RUSSIA IN TURMOIL; YELTSIN AXES PRIMAKOV; MOVE COULD SINK PEACE EFFORT. |
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1192 |
| SAYING THANKS; PARENTS, ADMINISTRATORS SHOW TEACHERS THEY'RE APPRECIATED. |
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632 |
| SCOTTIE'S SCOURGE; BRYANT FRUSTRATES PIPPEN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1032 |
| SHERIFF SEEKS MORE FUNDS DURING COUNTY BUDGET TALKS. |
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295 |
| SKY'S THE LIMIT FOR DAUGHTER OF PROUD PARENTS. |
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751 |
| SMART FINISH FOR USC'S KIPPS. |
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871 |
| SOFTBALL BEAT : THE BEST BETS. |
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565 |
| SOUTHERN SECTION SWIMMING PRELIMS: CRESCENTA VALLEY, HART BOYS MEET AGAIN. |
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456 |
| STADIUM NOT WORTH HARMING ENTIRE COMMUNITY. |
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Editorial |
477 |
| STATE'S HOME PRICES SURGE; EARLY '99 HITS VOLUME RECORD. |
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Statistical Data Included |
394 |
| SUIT SEEKS TO HALT WATER SALE. |
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505 |
| SURGEON'S CAR COLLIDES WITH AUTO IN SAUGUS AREA. |
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237 |
| SWIMMING FREE; ROYAL'S SALAZAR COMPETES TODAY IN DIV. I PRELIMS. |
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444 |
| TAX BREAKS APPROVED FOR DREAMWORKS SITE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
215 |
| THE BUZZ. |
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288 |
| THE DAY IN PREPS: LANCASTER DISQUALIFIED. |
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294 |
| THE DOCTOR WHO WOULD BE KING; FOR YOUNG ACTOR, DIVERSITY OF ROLES - STAGE, FILM, TV - PROVIDES KEY TO CAREER LONGEVITY. |
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1011 |
| THOMAS PREFERS NOT TO BE PLUGGED INTO `HOME' FINALE. |
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657 |
| TRACK BEAT : FASHION STATEMENT. |
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598 |
| TRACK BEAT: CETRONE LEADS THE WAY FOR CANYON. |
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506 |
| TRACK BEAT: SVITEK MAKING TRACKS : N.P. DECATHLETE TRAVELS TO PICK UP COACHES' TIPS. |
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697 |
| TRIAL ORDERED FOR MAN IN DEATH; BARRAGE OF GUNFIRE KILLED FORMER BOSS. |
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452 |
| VALLEY'S FIRST SKILLED NURSING CENTER IN 25 YEARS OPENS. |
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183 |
| VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: THOUSAND OAKS WINS, WILL FACE LOYOLA. |
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368 |
| WALL ST. THINKS BRILLIANT; SHARES SURGE 35% ON OWNERSHIP NEWS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
414 |
May 13, 1999
