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| [0] LONG SHOTS; DODGERS STAY ALIVE WITH SHOW OF POWER : DODGERS 9 COLORADO 5. |
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747 |
| `KICKED IN THE HEAD' LESS THAN SUM OF ITS PARTS. |
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Movie Review |
328 |
| `SKYLIGHT' SHINES ON CHOICES IN LIFE. |
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Theater Review |
754 |
| `SOUL FOOD' LEAVES YOU PLEASANTLY FULL. |
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Movie Review |
565 |
| A.V. VS. SYLMAR: SPEED TEST; INTERSECTIONAL AT LANCASTER ALSO MATCHES TWO TOP AREA COACHES. |
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982 |
| ALBERT ADMITS GUILT; FIRED BY NBC. |
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1060 |
| ANDERSON IS STEPPING IT UP : TEXAS 8 ANGELS 5. |
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Statistical Data Included |
516 |
| ART/SNEAK PEEK : DISNEY HALL ARCHITECT FRANK GEHRY, TAKE A BOW. |
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383 |
| ART/SNEAK PEEK : GERMAN ANGST COMES TO ITALY. |
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266 |
| BEST OF 4-H CLUBS ON DISPLAY; LOCAL EXHIBIT MUSEUM FIRST. |
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869 |
| BRIEFLY : BODY DISCOVERED ON SIDE OF HIGHWAY. |
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583 |
| BRIEFLY : KEMP TRADED TO CAVALIERS IN 3-TEAM DEAL. |
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778 |
| BRITISH PRESS GIVEN STRICTER PRIVACY CODE. |
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404 |
| BUSINESS NOTES. |
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529 |
| BUSINESSES TAKE ROOT; VICTORIA'S GARDEN FERTILE GROUND FOR BURGEONING VENDORS. |
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634 |
| CLINTON UNVEILS LIST OF 11 TO RECEIVE HONORS IN ARTS, HUMANITIES. |
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335 |
| COLLEGE BUDGET HITS $27.1 MILLION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
416 |
| CONFERENCE STREAK OVER FOR CSUN : SAC. STATE 3 CSUN 2. |
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341 |
| COUNTY WORKERS ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR STRIKE OVER PAY. |
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445 |
| COUPLE TOILS TO GET DREAMWORKS SKG OFF THE GROUND. |
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421 |
| CRITICS OF AIR CONDITIONING PLANS NEED TO CHILL; 66 VALLEY CLASSROOMS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED, PROGRESS CONTINUES. |
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Editorial |
459 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK : MATADORS' QB DEPTH CAN'T AFFORD ANOTHER HIT. |
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715 |
| DESPITE FINE ACTING, `ASSIGNMENT' FALTERS. |
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Movie Review |
468 |
| DINING BEAT : PATINA'S REUNION. |
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298 |
| DON'T OVERDO PREPS ON TV. |
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691 |
| DOUBLE TROUBLE ON BLUES FRONT; YOUNG KENNY SHEPHERD FOLLOWS UP CHART-TOPPING DEBUT ALBUM. |
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735 |
| EDITORIAL : AFTER THEM, THE DELUGE? FEDERAL BUREAUCRATS STALLING EFFORTS TO CLEAR CLOGGED FLOOD CONTROL CHANNELS. |
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Editorial |
249 |
| EDITORIAL : TAXING TRAUMA TALES OF IRS ABUSES AGAINST TAXPAYERS REQUIRE IMMEDIATE ACTION. |
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Editorial |
515 |
| EXPOSED; L.A. PREP FOOTBALL GETTING UNPRECEDENTED LIVE TV TIME. |
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1293 |
| FALL FESTIVITIES TO BENEFIT MONKS. |
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428 |
| FALLEN BROADCASTER IS A LIAR AND IS GUILTY - OF STUPIDITY. |
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650 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : THIS KIDS' FILM FEST A FIRST. |
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627 |
| FINISHING SECOND WILL HURT. |
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539 |
| FIRESIDE MUSIC SERIES COMING BACK AFTER BRIEF HIATUS. |
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283 |
| FROSH-SOPHOMORE SPOTLIGHT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
112 |
| GENGHIS KHAN MOST ADMIRED BOSS IN JAPAN. |
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119 |
| GINGRICH INTIMATES GROWING FRAUD IN SANCHEZ PROBE. |
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399 |
| HARDENED MTA DROPS CONTRACTOR. |
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525 |
| HOPKINS BATTLES BEAR, BALDWIN IN FROSTY WORLD OF `THE EDGE'. |
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Movie Review |
566 |
| HORSE RACING : NOW, IT'S A CLASSIC GUESSING GAME. |
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1145 |
| HOT SPOTS : STOVE SUPERSTAR. |
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297 |
| HOUSE LEAVES B-2S UP TO CLINTON; BUDGET PLAN GIVES PRESIDENT OPTIONS FOR SPENDING. |
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458 |
| IN BRIEF : COMING MONDAY. |
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221 |
| INFANTS REMEMBER WORDS THEY HEAR. |
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153 |
| IT'S A PAINFUL ROAD BACK; OAK PARK'S TARIK SMITH LEADS BEARS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1130 |
| IT'S A STEAL AS HART RALLIES : HART 18 WESTLAKE 14. |
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571 |
| ITS FARE MAKES CHINA STAR SHINE. |
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Restaurant Review |
738 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : TIME TO GET CHILDREN INTO THEATER MOOD. |
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436 |
| KINGS LIKE THIS SCRIPT. |
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807 |
| KINGS PRICES BELOW AVERAGE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
90 |
| KITE PAIRS WOODS WITH O'MEARA; RYDER CUP PLAY BEGINS TODAY : RYDER CUP AT A GLANCE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1007 |
| LAPD, EX-CHIEF REMOVED FROM SUIT. |
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201 |
| LISTLESS FIRST-HALF OFFENSE IS FOCUS OF VALLEY'S OFF WEEK. |
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809 |
| LONG SHOTS; DODGERS STAY ALIVE WITH SHOW OF POWER : DODGERS 9 COLORADO 5. |
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752 |
| MAN SHOT AFTER GIRLFRIEND ASSAULTED IN ROSAMOND. |
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197 |
| MEMORY OF '96 DEBACLE VS. CAL HAUNTS USC. |
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Statistical Data Included |
869 |
| MILK'S COST TO INCREASE IN STATE, L.A. |
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174 |
| MORE SPENDING CUTS NEEDED, CONNELL TELLS SIMI CHAMBER. |
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346 |
| MOTOR SPORTS : DRIVING OFF TOBACCO ROAD. |
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699 |
| MTA REJECTS PRIVATE RAIL PLAN. |
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532 |
| MTA'S COPS WANT LAPD OUT OF PICTURE. |
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401 |
| NEW LOS CHILANGOS HAS A LONG JOURNEY ON ROAD TO SATISFACTION. |
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Restaurant Review |
537 |
| NEWS LITE : KENNEDY LOVES SONG BY HATCH. |
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725 |
| NICOLE KIDMAN'S ACCENT ON ADVENTURE; SHE LIKES EASTERN EUROPE, IS TIRED OF LONDON, AIMS FOR THRILLING VACATIONS AND IS NOTHING LIKE THE CHARACTERS SHE'S BEEN PLAYING IN THE MOVIES. |
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1318 |
| NOTES: BASKETBALL LEAGUE TO CONDUCT TRYOUTS. |
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462 |
| NOTES: COUGARS EARN SHUTOUT WIN AGAINST PACOIMA. |
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422 |
| O'NEILL STEPS UP BIG FOR WESTLAKE : WESTLAKE 3 ROYAL 0. |
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459 |
| OFFICIALS TO SPEED CLEANUP; U.S. AGENCY PLANS TO APPROVE PERMITS TO CLEAR RIVERBEDS. |
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339 |
| OLD FOES TAFT, DORSEY SET TO RESUME RIVALRY. |
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1388 |
| PARENTS' HEARING DELAYED. |
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333 |
| PLANE CRASH KILLS 2, INJURES 1 IN PACOIMA. |
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375 |
| POP/SNEAK PEEK : FOR `PUP TENT' ALBUM, LUNA MADE UP ITS OWN TOY STORY. |
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453 |
| POWERFUL EMOTION PROPELS `MYTH'. |
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Movie Review |
704 |
| PRE-MERGER SALOMON TRADING RAISES QUESTIONS. |
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380 |
| PREP FOOTBALL: IT GETS TOUGHER FOR SAUGUS; CENTURIONS 0-2 HEADING INTO GAME WITH PERENNIAL POWER LOYOLA. |
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436 |
| PREP FOOTBALL: NEWBURY PARK FOCUSED; KEY FOR PANTHERS IS TO CONTAIN BUENA'S KLEEFISCH. |
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694 |
| PREP FOOTBALL: PALMDALE GOES FOR WIN NO. 3. |
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263 |
| PREVIEW OF WINTER; EARLY RAIN SNARLS FREEWAYS. |
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1021 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SCHOOL VOUCHER CRITIC USED `SCARE TACTICS'. |
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Editorial |
1574 |
| PUBLIC FUNDING OF ARENA WOULD BE A COSTLY MISTAKE. |
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Editorial |
736 |
| PUSH FOR ACCORD; HONDA HOPING TO BEAT CAMRY AS TOP SELLER. |
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430 |
| RAID NETS 400 POT PLANTS. |
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498 |
| RAIN BRINGS CRASHES, BLACKOUTS; FLOODING CLOSES HIGHWAY, ROADS THROUGHOUT AREA. |
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432 |
| RAIN DAMPENS FEET, BUT NOT SPIRITS IN FUND-RAISING WALK. |
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414 |
| RAIN-RELATED CRASHES HURT ONE, SNARL TRAFFIC. |
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185 |
| RECLUSIVE SINGING TALENTS COME OUT OF THEIR SHELLS; BLIND, AUTISTIC MEN FORM HECK OF A KARAOKE COMBO. |
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920 |
| RELIANCE ON RUN HAS MONROE WINGING IT; VIKINGS THRIVE WITH DOUBLE WING-T ATTACK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
777 |
| REPLACE ESTROGEN, GET RICH; DRUG MAKERS RACE TO REFINE SUBSTITUTE. |
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655 |
| RESIDENTS CONCERNED OVER SHIFT OF OFFICERS. |
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574 |
| ROCKIES SHOOT FOR SECOND. |
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481 |
| ROSAMOND GETTING READY FOR PAGEANT. |
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249 |
| SAN FERNANDO BEEFS UP ARSENAL; POLICE ADD AR-15S, BEANBAG SHOTGUNS TO WEAPONS SUPPLY. |
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567 |
| SC NOTEBOOK : TROJANS MAKE MOST OF TWO-WEEK LAYOFF. |
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384 |
| SINKHOLE IN CANOGA PARK SPANS 12 FEET. |
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95 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1073 |
| SOUTH PASADENA PICKS OFF FOUR PASSES IN NONLEAGUE VICTORY OVER GLENDALE : SOUTH PASADENA 34 GLENDALE 15. |
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210 |
| SPEEDWAY GEARS UP FOR SHOW; CLASSIC CARS, MIDGET RACE TO HIGHLIGHT CHARITY EVENT. |
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353 |
| SPINNING HIS WHEELS; HART GRAD HERTA FRUSTRATED AS SEARCH FOR VICTORY CONTINUES. |
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788 |
| STATE AGENCY HEARS INMATE-GLUT ISSUES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
454 |
| STATE PANEL REVIEWS GAS PRICE TRENDS. |
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297 |
| SUN SCIENTIST PREDICTS BRIGHT SKIES AHEAD. |
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459 |
| SUPERVISORS FEUD FLARES UP; FLYNN RESIGNS FROM COMMITTEE TO PREVENT BASE CLOSURES. |
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544 |
| THE MEDIA: DID NBC MAKE THE RIGHT CALL ON ALBERT? : OLBERMANN AGREES, MARV BELONGS ON AIR. |
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1145 |
| THE SCREEN : KID COMEDIES WORLDS APART. |
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Television Program Review |
927 |
| THE SOUND OF MUSIC IN SCV. |
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84 |
| THEY DID IT; EFFORTLESS LIVE `ER' COMES OFF WITHOUT HITCH IN 2 TIME ZONES. |
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422 |
| THRILL-A-MINUTE `PEACEMAKER' MISSING HUMAN TOUCH. |
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Movie Review |
547 |
| TRAVEL BEAT : TEMECULA'S DIRTY SECRET. |
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418 |
| TRAVEL TALES : NO PLACE LIKE OLD-HOME TOUR. |
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772 |
| TWO WESTLAKE VILLAGE FIRMS FIND BIGGER DIGS. |
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238 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK : SMITH WILL STOP TO SMELL THE ROSE. |
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684 |
| UNIVERSITY ENDOWMENTS SURGE. |
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148 |
| VALENCIA STARS HAVE OWN STYLES. |
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596 |
| VETERAN IRS EMPLOYEES ADMIT LONG HISTORY OF ABUSES, COVER-UPS. |
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566 |
| VIDEO : `PATIENT' SUFFERS ON SMALL SCREEN. |
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Video Recording Review |
784 |
| WASHINGTON WILL SAVE N.Y. FROM TERRORIST THREAT. |
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736 |
| WHAT'S HAPPENING : MUSIC. |
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1014 |
| WILSON COMES TO L.A. TO SIGN `TOUGH' ANTI-CRIME LEGISLATION. |
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520 |
| YOUTH SHELTER CLOSE TO DEAL THAT WILL KEEP IT IN OPERATION. |
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396 |
September 26, 1997
