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| `TIME' RIGHT FOR DYLAN(S); COLVIN, KELLY ALSO GRAMMY WINNERS. |
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2065 |
| 5-YEAR-OLD HAS 68 MPH SWING, PASSION FOR GAME. |
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327 |
| A LA CARTE : CHARMING CHARCUTERIE. |
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506 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK: MCDOWELL GETS A NEW CHANCE WITH ANGELS. |
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419 |
| AREA CAMPUSES REPORT LESS CRIME. |
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Statistical Data Included |
474 |
| BIRMINGHAM WAKES UP AGAINST BELL : BIRMINGHAM 53, BELL 50. |
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373 |
| BRIEFLY : CITY HOPING TO HOST `IRON MAN' TRIATHLON. |
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96 |
| BRIEFLY : DA'S STAFF TO GIVE CHILD-SUPPORT HELP. |
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343 |
| BRIEFLY : MARCHMENT DRAWS 8-GAME SUSPENSION. |
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452 |
| BRIEFLY : SUPERVISOR TO SEEK 2ND TERM ON BOARD. |
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528 |
| BRIEFLY : UNION CALLS FOR END IN DWP NEGOTIATION. |
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485 |
| BURGLARS DAMAGING A.V. STORES. |
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309 |
| CALFED CALLED RIPE BUY. |
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294 |
| CAMPUS CRIME RATES PLUNGE; REPORT SHOWS VENTURA COUNTY SCHOOLS MUCH SAFER. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1049 |
| CANYON COMES ALIVE IN PLAYOFFS. |
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224 |
| COMMUNITY COLLEGES TO CUT STUDENT, TEMPORARY JOBS. |
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422 |
| CONFIDENT HART HITS THE ROAD; COIN-TOSS LOSS MEANS A QUARTERFINAL MATCHUP AT REDLANDS. |
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559 |
| COUNCIL PANEL BACKS MOTOROLA. |
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326 |
| DEFENSE SENDS SYLMAR TO SEMIS; SPARTANS ADVANCE TO CITY SEMIFINALS : SYLMAR 72, POLY 61. |
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372 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: ASHLEY REMAINS WITH DODGERS. |
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806 |
| DUCKS STRUGGLE WITHOUT SCORERS : VANCOUVER 5, DUCKS 2. |
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306 |
| EDITORIAL : COSTLY AND POINTLESS; SCHOOL DISTRICT'S LEGAL FIGHT HURT THE COMMUNITY. |
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Editorial |
423 |
| EDITORIAL : DESERT DISCONTENT; BILL TO CREATE A HUGE NEW COUNTY IS A RESPONSE TO DYSFUNCTIONAL GOVERNMENT. |
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Editorial |
488 |
| EL NINO TO SOAK PRODUCE BUYERS. |
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790 |
| EX-COMRADES MIGHT DO NCAA BATTLE. |
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1009 |
| EXOTIC MUSICAL STYLE NOT ALL GREEK TO HIM; SCOFF IF YOU WILL, BUT YANNI'S MIDDLE EASTERN POP ARRANGEMENTS ARE SELLING LIKE, WELL, BAKLAVA. |
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863 |
| FACE TO FACE WITH SPRING. |
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700 |
| FISHER STANDS GUARD; HIS SEASON-HIGH 20 POINTS LEAD LAKERS TO AN UPLIFTING VICTORY : LAKERS 96, INDIANA 89. |
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695 |
| FITCH GETS HIS WIN; CLIPPERS COACH TOPS AUERBACH ON ALL-TIME LIST : CLIPPERS 117, PHILADELPHIA 108. |
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628 |
| FOR TOPICS, TRACEY TAKES ON MENOPAUSE, REJECTS MONICA. |
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788 |
| FUTURE BRIGHT AT Q.H.; TEAM CAN LEARN FROM PLAYOFF LOSS. |
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485 |
| GOLF'S A MOOD-SWING DRUG WITH L.A. STORIES. |
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980 |
| GRANADA HILLS KICKS UP TO SEMIS : GRANADA HILLS 4, BIRMINGHAM 2. |
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339 |
| GUARD SECURE IN WOODS' FAME. |
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383 |
| HIGUCHI RIPS BREAKUP EFFORT; UNION BOSS URGES EDUCATORS TO BACK REFORMS. |
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699 |
| IN BRIEF : COMING UP. |
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243 |
| JUDGE COULD RETURN TO BENCH AFTER JAIL. |
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329 |
| JUDGE DENIES SHE MISUSED SUBSTANCE. |
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389 |
| JUST DESSERTS?; JUDGE BILLS ANIMAL ACTIVISTS. |
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783 |
| JUSTICES PUT CHECK ON CREDIT UNIONS; SUPREME COURT'S RULING WILL LIMIT SCOPE OF ENROLLMENT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1191 |
| JUVENILES SAY BOOT CAMP TURNED THEIR LIVES AROUND. |
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417 |
| KINGS TIE DETROIT IN `EXHIBITION' : KINGS 1, DETROIT 1. |
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474 |
| LATE FOUL SINKS SAN FERNANDO : SAN PEDRO 87, SAN FERNANDO 86. |
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318 |
| LOOT REPORTEDLY TRADED FOR DRUGS, TATTOOS; MAN ARRESTED; STOLEN MERCHANDISE SEIZED. |
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396 |
| LOPEZ NAMED DEPUTY CHIEF. |
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285 |
| MAJOR CRIME DOWN IN L.A. |
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Statistical Data Included |
662 |
| MALL PATROL. |
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325 |
| MATADORS OFFENSE IS AXED; POOR SHOOTING COSTS IN LOSS TO LUMBERJACKS : NORTHERN ARIZONA 64, CSUN 61. |
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618 |
| MOORPARK PANEL VOTES TO OPEN NEW K-5 MAGNET SCHOOL. |
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400 |
| MOORPARK PARENTS IRATE AT DISTRICT; SCHOOL FLIER FUELS COMPLAINTS OF USING CHILDREN IN POLITICS. |
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506 |
| MUD DOESN'T STOP OAK PARK'S ATTACK. |
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586 |
| NEIGHBORS OPPOSE CSUN STADIUM MOVE. |
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429 |
| NEWS LITE : SPIELBERG FACES STALKING SUSPECT IN COURT. |
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747 |
| NOTES: COACHING INTERVIEWS CONTINUE. |
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319 |
| NOTES: THUNDER STRIKES IT RICH IN FRESNO. |
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156 |
| NOTES; YOUTH ROLLER HOCKEY SPRING SEASON UNDER WAY. |
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237 |
| OBITUARIES : JOHN THOMAS KARWOSKI. |
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Obituary |
101 |
| OFFICIALS EXPECT LITTLE FALLOUT IN AREA. |
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Statistical Data Included |
460 |
| ONLY TIME WILL TELL; UCLA FACES FINAL GAMES WITH HOPE. |
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636 |
| OUTPOST. |
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575 |
| PALMDALE MAY DELAY FORECLOSURE; RITTER RANCH BUYER WANTED. |
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380 |
| PALMDALE TRIES TO FORGET LAST SEASON. |
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429 |
| PARACLETE SHOWS DEFENSIVE POWER. |
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221 |
| PERFECT DEFENSE BAGS VICTORY; T.O. DEFEATS ROYAL IN SOCCER PLAYOFFS. |
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623 |
| PLAMBECK: SINKHOLE AVOIDABLE. |
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295 |
| PLAYOFFS START AT HOME FOR WOMEN AGAINST DESERT; FOR MEN, IT'S OFF TO BAKERSFIELD. |
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456 |
| PROMISE DEFLATES WITH TAFT'S DEFEAT : WESTCHESTER 65, TAFT 35. |
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271 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CLINTON'S DEFENDERS MISREPRESENT THE ISSUE. |
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Editorial |
1560 |
| PUNCHLESS U.S. TEAM LOSES THIRD STRAIGHT : BELGIUM 2, U.S. 0. |
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292 |
| Q & A: BEYOND DAD'S SHADOW; LOCAL WRITER MOVES PAST BEING `FURIOUS'. |
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903 |
| QUICK POLICE DEPLOYMENT THWARTS ABDUCTION OF SIBLINGS. |
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281 |
| RIORDAN COMES THROUGH FOR LMU. |
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238 |
| ROBBERY SUSPECT LEADS CHASE; MAN IN FRACAS WITH GUARD IN VALENCIA FLEES TO HOLLYWOOD. |
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348 |
| ROUNDUP: NOTRE DAME CAN'T STOP NO. 2-SEED SANTA YNEZ. |
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815 |
| SAFER SCHOOLS, CITY; CAMPUS THEFT, VIOLENCE DROP. |
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Statistical Data Included |
552 |
| SCHOOL BOARD NEARS DECISION ON POSITION. |
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281 |
| SCHOOL-CITY DEAL WOULD ALLOW HIGH-RISE TO PROCEED. |
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465 |
| SIGNS TO WARN OF LEAD PAINT; CHECKS AT PLAYGROUNDS PROMPT ACTION. |
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522 |
| SOCCER: T.O. SHUTS OUT ROYAL. |
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548 |
| STADLER TEAM WINS, BUT TIGER TURNS HEADS. |
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417 |
| STATE COURT SAYS NO SALE TO POT CLUBS. |
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605 |
| STOCKS HIT ALL-TIME HIGH; MUTUAL FUNDS PUSH MARKET TO RECORDS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
411 |
| STORM JOB GETS CITY FUNDING; FEMA MAY REIMBURSE SANTA CLARITA FOR WORK. |
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543 |
| STUDIO GROWTH A BOON TO CITY; WHY STYMIE IT? |
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Editorial |
674 |
| SUPERVISORS OK WELFARE REFORM. |
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392 |
| SURVEY SHOWS LOW RATE OF AREA CAMPUS CRIME. |
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Statistical Data Included |
849 |
| TEAM GETS APPROVAL TO BUILD STADIUM. |
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192 |
| THE BUZZ. |
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243 |
| THEY MISS THE BOAT BY FORGETTING TRAINS. |
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696 |
| THQ MOVES AHEAD IN GAMES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
293 |
| TIGER FANS POUNCE; STARS TAKE TO COURSE FOR PRO-AM. |
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437 |
| TOMMY LEE IN JAIL IN ATTACK ON SPOUSE. |
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271 |
| U.S. SEEKS PAPERS ON WATER PLANT; T.O. PLANNING TO HAND OVER 13 YEARS OF WASTE DOCUMENTS. |
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535 |
| USC VS. WASHINGTON. |
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179 |
| VALLEY CENTER TREATS YOUNG ABUSE VICTIMS; FACILITY CENTRALIZES RESPONSES. |
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381 |
| VAN EXEL OUT INDEFINITELY AFTER DECIDING ON EXPLORATORY SURGERY. |
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438 |
| VIEWS DIFFER ON DEMISE OF EL NINO; WARNINGS VIE WITH RELIEF AS SOUTHLAND CLEANS UP. |
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661 |
| VOICE OF WENDY SPEAKING AGAIN. |
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467 |
| WATERFALL WEATHER; EL NINO CREATES GORGEOUS CASCADES. |
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1765 |
| WILSON HITS ROYAL FLUSH : ROYAL 58, WESTMINSTER 53. |
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438 |
| WINDS BLOW HAVOC AT VALENCIA; GOLFERS MIXED ON CONDITIONS FOR TODAY'S OPENING ROUND. |
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1010 |
February 26, 1998
