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| [0] DODGERS SHOW SOME MUSCLE, BEAT METS : DOGERS 6, NEW YORK 4. |
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712 |
| [0] UP & COMING. |
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381 |
| `MILLENNIUM' DUE, BUT `X' STILL MARKS SPOT FOR CARTER. |
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671 |
| 3 ARRESTED IN CREDIT CARD SCHEME ?13BY JAXON VAN DERBEKEN DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER. |
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271 |
| 4.8 TEMBLOR SHAKES UP BAY AREA. |
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Statistical Data Included |
198 |
| ALL OVER THE MAP : CASSANDRA WILSON PRIZES MIX OF GENRES IN HER VOCAL WORK. |
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752 |
| ANOTHER SHUTOUT FOR ROY : COLORADO GOES UP 2-0 - ON THE ROAD COLORADO 3, DETROIT 0. |
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642 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : LAKE HUGHES WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN CRASH. |
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478 |
| AS THE 'STICK RATTLES, THE GIANTS ROLL ON. |
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231 |
| BACK IN ALIGNMENT : VALLEY FIRM MARKS STEADY GROWTH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
552 |
| BIZWATCH : MARKETS. |
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571 |
| BOY'S DEATH POSSIBLY PROMPTED BY LOSS OF DOG. |
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584 |
| BRIEFLY : HOPEFULS DEBATE FOR BEILENSON SEAT. |
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606 |
| BRIEFLY : INSTANT REPLAY GETS ANOTHER LOOK. |
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663 |
| BULLS' RALLY PUTS MAGIC TO SLEEP : CHICAGO 93, ORLANDO 88. |
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531 |
| BUTLER'S SURGERY GOES SMOOTHLY. |
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302 |
| CHAIN AWAITS ANTITRUST FILING : TOYS `R' US SAYS IT'S JUSTIFIED IN SHUNNING FIRMS THAT SELL TO DISCOUNT STORES. |
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491 |
| CHARGES DROPPED IN SLAYING : WITNESSES IN PUPIL'S STABBING VANISHED, PROSECUTOR SAYS. |
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366 |
| CHP OFFICERS TAKE BEST SHOTS : SOUTHLAND STATIONS COMPETE AT GUN CLUB. |
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559 |
| CITY DELAYS TEST OF CURFEW IN WAKE OF BIAS FEARS ENFORCEMENT PENDING CHIEF'S REPORT. |
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492 |
| CITY GOLF : GRANADA HILLS IS DIVINE IN WINNING FOURTH STRAIGHT TITLE. |
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422 |
| CITY PLAYOFFS : CARRARA'S HIT HELPS RESEDA CATCH A WIN. |
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685 |
| CLEAN AND SOBER 15 GRADUATE FROM COUNTY DRUG COURT'S FIRST CLASS. |
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473 |
| COLLEGE TENNIS : STANFORD BEATS UCLA FOR TITLE. |
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270 |
| CONEJO HOME SALES RISE FOR 3RD CONSECUTIVE MONTH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
372 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : OPTIONS PACTS OK'D FOR 2 PROJECTS. |
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662 |
| COUNCIL WIDENS TRACT'S ZONING TO ALLOW LLAMAS. |
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329 |
| CRESPI STAYS IN LEAGUE OF ITS OWN : CRESPI 1, ROYAL 0. |
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553 |
| CRUISE, DE PALMA POOL TALENTS TO TACKLE AN `IMPOSSIBLE' TASK. |
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Movie Review |
664 |
| DATA SHOW MORE CHILDREN KILLING SELVES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
265 |
| DEAL TO ALTER MTA BOARD'S MAKEUP REACHED. |
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369 |
| DIVERSE VIEWS, COMMON GOAL : BATESOLE WAS THE GUIDING FORCE FOR CSUN'S CAST OF CHARACTERS. |
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1313 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK : ASHLEY TRADES IN HIS ASH FOR A NEW MODEL. |
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352 |
| DODGERS SHOW SOME MUSCLE, BEAT METS : DOGERS 6, NEW YORK 4. |
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707 |
| DOLE TAKES `TOUGH LOVE' STANCE AGAINST WELFARE. |
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508 |
| EDITORIAL : MATADORS ARE A HIT. |
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Editorial |
212 |
| EDITORIAL : SPEAK UP OR PAY UP PROPERTY OWNERS MUST ACT IF THEY HOPE TO AVOID BEING SLAPPED WITH A SNEAKY ?7 COLLEGE TAX. |
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Editorial |
335 |
| EDITORIAL FINALLY, SOME JUSTICE : SUPREME COURT RESTRAINS RUNAWAY PUNITIVE DAMAGE AWARDS. |
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Editorial |
240 |
| EDUCATION, SAFETY CALLED TOP PRIORITIES : SURVEY RESPONDENTS SAY L.A. SCHOOLS NEED OVERHAUL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
476 |
| EIGHT VENTURA COUNTY SQUIRRELS FOUND TO HAVE BUBONIC PLAGUE. |
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393 |
| FARMERS BLAST PLAN TO EXPAND LANDFILL. |
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579 |
| GAS TAX BILL OK'D BY HOUSE : SENATE HOLDS KEY TO TEMPORARY CUT. |
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539 |
| GETTING BACK IN THE SWING WASN'T EASY. |
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1117 |
| GETTING THAT FIRST JOB : HOW TEENS CAN BEAT PATH TO EMPLOYMENT. |
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384 |
| GROUND BROKEN IN SCHOOL'S REBUILDING $6.1 MILLION SCHOOL REPLACEMENT PROJECT BEGINS IN GRANADA HILLS. |
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630 |
| HANDS-ON LESSON IN CADAVER DISSECTION : DOCTORS HOPE EXPERIENCE WILL FOSTER INTEREST IN MEDICINE, HEALTH CARE. |
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778 |
| HE HOPES HE WON'T FIRE BLANKS : FRENCH JOCKEY LOSES ADVANTAGE. |
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449 |
| HOSPITAL TO RETHINK KIDS WARD : PARENT GROUP FAULTS STUDY, URGES NEWHALL PEDIATRIC UNIT. |
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453 |
| HUDLER, SLAUGHT JUMP-START ANGELS : ANGELS 5, BALTIMORE 2. |
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432 |
| IMPACT REPORT SENT BACK TO BUILDER. |
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327 |
| JETHAWKS FALL AGAIN. |
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103 |
| JOHNNY BERADINO, 79, BASEBALL PLAYER TURNED ACTOR ON TV'S `GENERAL HOSPITAL'. |
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Obituary |
263 |
| JONES PITCHES, HITS ECR PAST KENNEDY : ECR 6, KENNEDY 0. |
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579 |
| KIDS HAVING BALL AT SPORTY CARE CENTER. |
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449 |
| KINGSMEN'S ACE REDEEMS HIMSELF. |
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366 |
| KNICKS TO STICK WITH VAN GUNDY. |
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332 |
| LATE-MODEL RACERS HEAT UP KERN TRACK. |
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465 |
| LATINOS SEE RISING TIDE OF RACISM, SURVEY SHOWS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
307 |
| LOCAL NOTES : ANNOUNCEMENTS. |
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414 |
| LOCAL NOTES : ANNOUNCEMENTS. |
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780 |
| LOCAL NOTES : FIVE AREA PREPS RECEIVE JOHN R. WOODEN AWARD. |
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379 |
| MATADORS' COACHES HAVE THE RIGHT IDEA. |
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814 |
| MCA TIES KNOT WITH TV FIRM : DEAL SEEN AS WAY TO BOOST SITCOM LINEUP. |
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363 |
| MISSION: POSSIBLE : DESPITE REPORTS OF ON-THE-SET STRIFE, CRUISE'S FILM VERSION OF TV SPY SHOW SEEMS CERTAIN TO FULFILL ITS ASSIGNMENT. |
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1582 |
| MTA UNVEILS NEW DOWNTOWN LINE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
426 |
| N.Y. ADMINISTRATOR TO SUCCEED KURKI : BOARD VOTES 4-0 TO MAKE SPINK FIRST WOMAN TO LEAD ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
481 |
| NBC'S PRIME-TIME THURSDAY LINEUP AGAIN BECOMES MUST-SEE TV IN RATINGS RACE. |
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204 |
| NEIGHBOR'S TIP REUNITES WOMAN WITH CARETAKER BY LAURENCE DARMIENTO DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER. |
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234 |
| NEW SCHEDULE JUST AS FOX-Y. |
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385 |
| NEWS LITE : GADHAFI'S `MANE' PROBLEM. |
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734 |
| OCEGUEDA TO FIGHT NUNEZ AT MARRIOTT. |
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184 |
| OFFBEAT : IS SOCCER A RELIGION? ASK KOREAN BUDDHISTS. |
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372 |
| OPPOSING STUDIES STIR UP SALT DILEMMA. |
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Statistical Data Included |
481 |
| POLICE HIRING PLAN TRIMMED : MAYOR VOWS TO VETO COUNCIL ACTION, MAKE GOOD ON PLEDGE. |
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669 |
| PORT HUENEME WOMAN ARRESTED IN DISAPPEARANCE CASE. |
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299 |
| PROBLEMS PLAGUE PARK SERVICE : SUMMER CAMPERS MAY FIND NATIONAL TREASURES LOSING THEIR RADIANCE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
470 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : ANGRY TAXPAYERS GIVE NOTICE TO COLLEGE BOARD. |
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Editorial |
1549 |
| RESPONSIBILITY `CALLS' AS PLAY PROBES SOCIETY. |
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Theater Review |
803 |
| REWARDS OF READING : PUPILS WIN LUNCH WITH FIREFIGHTERS IN BOOK CONTEST. |
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387 |
| RIORDAN AFTER KEELEY: CAN MAYOR LEAD L.A. INTO 2001? |
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Editorial |
606 |
| S.S. SOFTBALL : FOX'S ARM AND LEGS POWER NEWBURY PARK. |
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640 |
| S.SECTION BASEBALL : L.A. BAPTIST WINS AT MORRO BAY. |
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595 |
| SENIOR SETS FIELD GOALS : HICKS SEEKS STATE DISCUS, SHOT PUT TITLES. |
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701 |
| SHOPPING IN SAFETY : MALL BOOSTS SECURITY WITH NEW VIDEO SYSTEM. |
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396 |
| SIMI COUNCIL REJECTS SEARS DEMOLITION PLAN. |
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407 |
| SIMI CURFEW DIRECTED AT LOCAL GANGS. |
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443 |
| SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : OPTIONS CONTRACTS OK'D FOR 2 PROJECTS. |
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527 |
| SMITH BARNEY FACES SEX HARASSMENT SUIT. |
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435 |
| SOFTBALL : GILLIES MAKES A STAND FOR SAUGUS SAUGUS 1, LA HABRA 0. |
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388 |
| SOUTHERN SECTION TENNIS : HARVARD-WESTLAKE DOUBLES UP FOR WIN. |
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267 |
| STROH'S GAMBLE PAYS OFF, GRANADA HILLS SAVES ACE : GR. HILLS 16, PALISADES 6. |
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452 |
| STRONG PITCHING, HITTING GIVES CLU CRACK AT FINALS. |
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545 |
| STUNTMAN LAUDED FOR HELPING KIDS. |
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431 |
| T.O. MAN ARRESTED IN SLAYING : SUSPECT CLAIMS VICTIM WAS ROBBER. |
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306 |
| UP & COMING. |
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391 |
| VAN NUYS MAN KILLS NEIGHBOR, SELF IN SPREE. |
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372 |
| VENTURA COUNTY BOOSTS PLAN FOR MOORPARK BRIDGE. |
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305 |
| VERDUGO HILLS RETURNS TO TOP : VERDUGO HILLS 4, SOUTH GATE 1. |
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408 |
| VOTE COULD AID RIORDAN RE-ELECTION, ANALYSTS SAY. |
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407 |
| WATER BOMBS AWEIGH : MILITARY LEADS WILDFIRE MANEUVERS. |
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401 |
May 22, 1996
