Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'HIRING FREEZE' PROMPTS FEELING OF DEJA VU. |
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696 |
| `ANCHORMAN: THE LENGEND OF RON BURGUNDY' JULY 9. |
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326 |
| `KING ARTHUR' JULY 7. |
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577 |
| `SHE HATE ME' JULY 23. |
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305 |
| `SPIDER-MAN 2' JUNE 30. |
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|
267 |
| `THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE' JULY 30. |
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319 |
| `THE STEPFORD WIVES' JUNE 11. |
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278 |
| `THE VILLAGE' JULY 30. |
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355 |
| `TROY' MAY 14. |
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|
418 |
| AGENCY'S OVERTIME PAY MOTHER LODE FOR WORKERS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
511 |
| ALTERNATIVE HOUSING MANY FLOCK TO UNRESTRICTIVE RV PARK FOR LOW-COST SHELTER. |
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|
1615 |
| ANDERSON'S WORK ETHIC PAYS SIMI BASEBALL BENEFITS FROM HIS DEDICATION TO IMPROVING AT PLATE. |
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602 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK: PRESCRIPTION IS REST. |
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478 |
| BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: COYOTES TURN IT AROUND. |
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520 |
| BENEFACTOR INSPIRED BY LINDBERGH'S STORY. |
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|
719 |
| BRIEFLY PRESSURE COOKER ACROSS SOUTHLAND. |
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|
392 |
| BRIEFLY WARNING ISSUED ABOUT MAIL THEFTS. |
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|
546 |
| BUSCH RACE: BIFFLE FUELED FOR WIN OTHER DRIVERS FALL TO GAS WOES. |
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|
612 |
| BUSH, KERRY FIGHTING OVER WRONG WAR. |
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|
734 |
| CALARTS RENAMES DANCE SCHOOL. |
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|
348 |
| CAMERO DOES IT ALL FOR ROYAL HE COULD QUALIFY FOR FOUR SECTION FINALS. |
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751 |
| CATALINA'S HIDDEN JOYS SIDESTEP THE SIGHTSEERS FOR A GAME OF GOLF, A GUIDED WALK, A MOVIE AT THE AVALON THEATRE. |
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|
2727 |
| CENTURY + 2 WOMAN'S LIFE DEFINES AN ERA, GIVES CAUSE FOR BIG CELEBRATION. |
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|
467 |
| CHILD THERAPY PROGRAM NEEDS FUNDS TO CONTINUE. |
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530 |
| COLLEGE BASEBALL ROUNDUP: CSUN FALLS SHORT. |
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|
483 |
| DAY IN SPORTS: TWO VICTORIES MAKE CSUN NO. 2. |
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|
281 |
| DAY-LABORER CENTERS SEE MIXED USAGE CITY OFFICIALS WANT ONE NEAR NEW STORE - PLUS RESTRICTIONS. |
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618 |
| DISTRICT TO 'TEST THE WATERS' CONSULTANT TO EXAMINE PREVIOUS RESEARCH ON DEVELOPMENT LEVELS. |
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443 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: WALLACH, DODGERS BATTERS SEEM TO BE HITTING IT OFF. |
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|
584 |
| DWP HIKE PAST DUE? DELAY COSTS OT MILLIONS; PUTS SECURITY FIXES ON HOLD. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1014 |
| EARLY START FOR CINCO DE MAYO. |
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|
527 |
| EDITORIAL A LITTLE RELIEF. |
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Editorial |
327 |
| EDITORIAL CLEARING THE AIR. |
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Editorial |
194 |
| EDITORIAL WEEK IN REVIEW. |
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Editorial |
173 |
| EVEN ON BAD DAY, JOHNSON FINDS POSITIVE. |
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|
450 |
| EX-CONS SPOKE OF SLAYING, SAY COPS TWO MEN IN JAIL IN SENIOR'S KILLING. |
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|
566 |
| FINDING THE PERFECT CASH COACH INVESTORS SEEKING ADVICE ON FINANCIAL FITNESS NEED TO CHOOSE ADVISER FOR THE LONG HAUL. |
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|
1579 |
| FIRE FORCES EVACUATION OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDING. |
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|
240 |
| FORGET LOGIC, GO WITH L.A. |
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|
912 |
| FRONT ROW NO SURE THING FONTANA WINNERS HISTORICALLY COME FROM ANYWHERE. |
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|
831 |
| GRANADA HILLS HIGH TEEN ORGANIZES KIDS' DRILL TEAM. |
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437 |
| HEAD 2 HEAD POSITION-BY-POSITION MATCHUPS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1262 |
| HEAD START IN SPACE RACE MOJAVE COMPANY A FRONT-RUNNER IN CREATING PRIVATE REUSABLE SHIP. |
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1078 |
| HENDERSON GIVES UCLA A RUSH SPRINTER DOMINATES HER EVENTS TO HELP BRUINS' SWEEP TROJANS. |
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|
608 |
| HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUT RATE: 33% LEADERS DESIGNING INITIATIVES TO STEM LOSSES IN ATTENDANCE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
644 |
| HITS KEEP COMING BELTRE'S 2 HRS POWER DODGERS DODGERS 5, MONTREAL 4. |
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|
753 |
| HITS KEEP COMING BELTRE'S 2 HRS POWER DODGERS DODGERS 5, MONTREAL 4. |
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|
727 |
| HOMECOMING'S A LONG TIME COMING. |
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|
662 |
| INSIDE THE AL: SEXSON'S WEEK PAINFUL. |
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|
587 |
| INSIDE THE NL: PONSON CAN'T DELIVER. |
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653 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: BRYANT AVOIDS OLYMPICS TALK. |
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|
636 |
| LAPD LEGEND EYED CRIME O'LEAR HAD AN EXTRAORDINARY TALENT FOR SPOTTING PICKPOCKETS. |
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Obituary |
440 |
| LAST RESPECTS SLAIN MARINE REMEMBERED BY FAMILY AND FRIENDS. |
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|
606 |
| LOOKING FOR REBIRTH OF NO. 43 PETTY ENTERPRISES HOPING TO END VICTORY DROUGHT OF RENOWNED ENTRY. |
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|
808 |
| MAILBOX PICKUP FOR FOOD DRIVE. |
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|
244 |
| MCKEON SHOWS HE'S NO MERE STORYTELLER. |
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|
738 |
| MINOR-LEAGUE REPORT. |
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|
77 |
| MOORPARK PLANS TO BUILD CENTER FOR DAY LABORERS. |
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|
789 |
| NEIGHBORS DEBATE SPORTS VENUE. |
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|
486 |
| NEW BEGINNINGS FOR COACH. |
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|
539 |
| NEW HOME PRICES REACH FOR SKY IN CALABASAS TRACT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
564 |
| NO KEEPING UP WITH THIS JONES DERBY WINNER OVERCOMES RAIN, TRAGIC HISTORY. |
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|
1005 |
| NOTEBOOK: IMPERIALISM FIGHTS FOR THIRD. |
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|
587 |
| NOTEBOOK: SCHRADER AGAIN MAKES HIMSELF AT HOME IN VICTORY CIRCLE. |
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|
501 |
| PEDRO IN L.A. A DREAM. |
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|
1140 |
| POLICE WARY OF GANGS CRIME RATE DROPS; RECRUITING A CONCERN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
410 |
| PROGRAMS KEEPING KIDS FROM CRIME FACE BIG CUTS. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
1132 |
| PUBLIC FORUM WATER RATE HIKE. |
|
Editorial |
1268 |
| RACE DRIVERS LIVE WELL ON ROAD CUSTOM COACHES ARE HOME AWAY FROM HOME. |
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|
711 |
| RATTLERS IN CHARGE AVENGERS FALL TO ARIZONA AGAIN AT STAPLES ARIZONA 42, AVENGERS 38. |
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564 |
| RATTLERS IN CHARGE AVENGERS FALL TO ARIZONA AGAIN IN STAPLES ARIZONA 42, AVENGERS 38. |
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544 |
| RIVER BANK SWEEP THOUSANDS JOIN IN MASSIVE CLEANUP EFFORT. |
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622 |
| ROLE REVERSAL LAKERS, NOT SPURS, ARE THE UNDERDOGS IN YET ANOTHER CLASH. |
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|
895 |
| SCHOOLS SEEK WAYS TO EFFICIENTLY ANALYZE STUDENT DATA. |
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|
721 |
| SELE AND CO. BLANK TWINS ANGELS 1, MINNESOTA 0. |
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|
605 |
| SENIOR READY TO SERVE AS ADVOCATE. |
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|
738 |
| SERIES MATCHUP FULL OF CONTRASTS. |
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|
691 |
| T.O. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT: CALIBER ON RISE HOST T.O. COMES UP SHORT IN TOURNAMENT. |
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|
501 |
| THE DAILY NEWS WATCH-O-RAMA HIGHLIGHTS AND LOWLIGHTS OF THE COMING TV WEEK. |
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|
904 |
| TINSELTOWN SPYWITNESS. |
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|
522 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: BRUINS HAPPY WITH OLSON'S PROGRESS. |
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|
650 |
| UNSPOOLING SUMMER. |
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|
3785 |
| VICTORY GIVES ELLIOTT OVERDUE ATTENTION. |
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|
742 |
| WHERE IS THE LOVE? MAYOR HAHN GETTING FLAK FROM EVERY CORNER. |
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|
865 |
| WOMAN MISSING FOR 3 WEEKS. |
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|
237 |
| WOMEN FIGHTING DISEASE IN MOTHERS' MEMORIES. |
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|
474 |
| WORKERS' COMP LAW WILL BEAR WATCHING. |
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|
712 |
| YOUTH CAMPS HAVE HISTORY OF SUCCESS TROUBLED TEENS MAY LOSE PROGRAM. |
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|
378 |
| YOUTH FACILITY MAY CLOSE BUDGET CUTS COULD LEAVE TROUBLED KIDS OUT ON STREETS. |
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692 |
May 2, 2004
