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| 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL BURNED IN HOME FIRE. |
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200 |
| 20TH CENTURY PUTS QUAKE TRIALS BEHIND. |
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1355 |
| A.V. HOSPITAL TO UNDERGO EXPANSION. |
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354 |
| ABORTION SPLITS GOP : BUCHANAN BLASTS MODERATE PLANK. |
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824 |
| ALLEN SAYS HE'LL RETURN JUNE 1. |
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1552 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : 12 YOUTHS CITED IN CURFEW SWEEP. |
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199 |
| APOLLO PARK FATE MAY BE TIED TO CITY : CASH-STRAPPED COUNTY LOOKS TO LANCASTER. |
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402 |
| AS FUEL PRICES INCREASE, METROLINK RIDERSHIP SOARS. |
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816 |
| ASAP GETAWAYS : ALL ABOARD FOR DINNER TRAIN. |
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631 |
| AUTHOR'S BOOKS CELEBRATE HER LOVE AFFAIR WITH ENGLAND. |
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1049 |
| BARRERA DEFENDS HIS TITLE. |
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541 |
| BASEBALL : OUTLOOK BECOMES ROCKIER SABERHAGEN MAY RETURN, BUT IT WON'T BE TO L.A. |
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1150 |
| BENEFITS OF BETA CAROTENE PILLS DISPUTED. |
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186 |
| BOOK'S SPECIAL BOND FOR MOTHERS AND SONS. |
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148 |
| BOXING : A SPORT HAUNTED BY DEATH. |
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1034 |
| BRIEFLY : MUSTER'S WIN STREAK ON CLAY ENDS. |
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908 |
| BUDGET MAY CLIP GRASS-ROOTS EFFORTS : MAYOR'S PLAN WOULD SHIFT CLEANUP WORK. |
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1085 |
| CABARET RAIL RIDE OFFERS TRAIN, THEATER BUFFS A ROLLICKING TIME. |
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696 |
| CALTRANS MAY FILL 2 TOP POSTS WITH NON-ENGINEERS. |
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358 |
| CAMARILLO AVOIDS DETOUR IN TOURNAMENT : CAMARILLO 3, WESTLAKE 0. |
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324 |
| CAPTURING A MOTHER'S LOVE WITH ARTISTIC, LITERARY TRIBUTE. |
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596 |
| CAVALIERS CONFIDENT THEY'RE ON RIGHT TRACK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
710 |
| CHARACTER ACTOR JACK WESTON, 71. |
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Obituary |
357 |
| CINCO DE MAYO FIESTA OFFERS TASTE OF MEXICO : OLVERA STREET EVENT BLENDS FOOD, MUSIC, COLOR. |
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569 |
| CITY TRUCK HITS, KILLS PEDESTRIAN. |
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151 |
| COLBY MYSTERY DEEPENS : VANISHING RAISES TROUBLING QUESTIONS ABOUT FORMER CIA DIRECTOR. |
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925 |
| COMMENTARY : `DRAWBRIDGE MENTALITY' IS UNREALISTIC. |
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656 |
| COMMENTARY : EXHIBIT AIRS TRAGIC TALES OF ABUSE OF WOMEN. |
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797 |
| COMMENTARY : THE TIME IS OVERDUE FOR BELLE TO GROW UP. |
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547 |
| COMMUNIST CAMPAIGNERS HAVE IT COVERED. |
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971 |
| COUNTY ORDERED TO PAY BACK WELFARE, INTEREST. |
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367 |
| CURTIS' TWIST OF FATE. |
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938 |
| D.C. UNITED (1-4) AT GALAXY (3-0). |
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177 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : ROSE SAMORE. |
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516 |
| DARK SECRET KEEPS DEMPSEY IN `PURGATORY'. |
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538 |
| DEATH HOURS BEFORE LIFE INSURANCE PAYMENT ARRIVES MEANS NO BENEFIT. |
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834 |
| DEVELOPMENT DEBACLE RESOLVED BY MEDIATION. |
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579 |
| DINING DEALS : ONE TON, LOW PRICE. |
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350 |
| DODGERS FAIL TO DELIVER : ONCE AGAIN, L.A. STRUGLES AT .500 PITTSBURGH 7, DODGERS 2. |
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753 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK : L.A. PITCHERS MAKE BELIEVER OF LEYLAND. |
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402 |
| ECONOMY : A FEW IDEAS ON HOW TO KEEP PEOPLE IN THE WORK FORCE. |
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678 |
| EDITORIAL : LAWYERS WIN, BUSINESS LOSES VETO OF PRODUCT-LIABILITY BILL SAYS A LOT ABOUT THE CLINTON WHITE HOUSE. |
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Editorial |
359 |
| EDITORIAL : QUAKE INSURANCE SHAKEN STATE NEEDS QUICK ANSWERS FROM THE IRS. |
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Editorial |
432 |
| EMMY-WINNING MUSICAL ARRANGER BILL BYERS, AT 69. |
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Obituary |
200 |
| END NEARS IN FIGHT OVER CREEK WATER. |
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725 |
| EXPLORING THE ROOTS OF LYNDA LA PLANTE : IF THE HARD-CASE CHARACTERS IN HER STORIES SEEM TO HAVE REAL-LIFE EDGE, THERE'S A REASON. |
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1069 |
| EYES IN THE SKY : CHP BRINGS IN AIR POWER IN CRACKDOWN ON SPEEDING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
857 |
| FAMILIES, EDUCATORS AT ODDS OVER USE OF PROFICIENCY EXAM. |
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477 |
| FAVRE LEARNS THE PRICE OF SUCCESS IN OFFSEASON. |
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371 |
| FINDING THE TRUE MEXICO IN CABO. |
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813 |
| FIREFIGHTER RESPONSE TIMES OFTEN ARE SLOWER IN VALLEY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1263 |
| FISH AND GAME ENDS LIMIT ON KILLING PIGS. |
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753 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
86 |
| FOSTER TEENS LEARN LIFE SKILLS : SIMULATION OFFERS YOUTHS TASTE OF INDEPENDENCE BEFORE COUNTY RELEASE. |
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688 |
| FRIENDSHIP PRESENTS QUITE A HURDLE : POTENTIAL SUMMER CLASH FOR ANDERSON, LAWSON. |
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609 |
| FUN IS BACK FOR GRETZKY, HAPPY AGAIN IN ST. LOUIS. |
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670 |
| GET READY FOR THE WHIRLWIND : THE SUMMER'S MOVIES ARE SWIRLING TOWARD THEATERS, HOPING TO SUCK YOU IN. |
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1006 |
| GIAMBI WASTES NO TIME IN BECOMING HIT WITH A'S. |
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948 |
| GIVING IT YOUR BEST SHOT : SNAPPY TIPS FROM EXPERTS ON CAPTURING TRAVELS ON FILM. |
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1784 |
| GOP FACES TOUGH FIGHT FOR CONGRESS. |
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650 |
| GRAND CANYON HIKERS FALLING ILL FROM DRINKING TOO MUCH WATER. |
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475 |
| GRANT TO AID CLUB'S WORK IN MEXICO. |
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250 |
| GRIMSLEY STARS FOR ANGELS : HE TAKES NO-HITTER INTO SEVENTH INNING ANGELS 5, MINNESOTA 2. |
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601 |
| GRINDSTONE NOSE THE WAY : LEAST LIKELY LUKAS ENTRY WINS DERBY IN PHOTO FINISH. |
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914 |
| GYMNAST STRUG IS OVERCOMING STAGE FRIGHT : NOW, 18, SHE FEELS MATURE ENOUGH TO DEAL WITH PRESSURE AT ATLANTA. |
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862 |
| HARVESTING A SPRING GARDEN OF NEW BOOKS FOR KIDS. |
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505 |
| HELPING BUYERS BEWARE : CONSUMER REPORTS MARKS 60 YEARS FULL OF POUNDING, PULLING, POKING PRODUCTS. |
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1157 |
| HELPING CHILDREN FOSTERS SENSE OF CARING, SHARING. |
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561 |
| HOOKED ON FISHING : SMALL FRY ANGLE FOR BIG CATCHES AT ANNUAL DERBY. |
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592 |
| ISRAEL FIRES ON GUERRILLAS IN LEBANON. |
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211 |
| IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO INVEST. |
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768 |
| JETHAWKS SUFFER THIRD STRAIGHT LOSS. |
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153 |
| JOURNAL'S HISTORY FILLED WITH TRIALS. |
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393 |
| JUNIOR JOURNALISTS DELIVER PAPER. |
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507 |
| KLAAS SLAYING LEFT MARK ON TOWN : CAUTION COLORS ONCE-TRANQUIL LIFE; TRIAL STIRS PAINFUL EMOTIONS. |
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773 |
| KNICKS' IMPROBABLE DREAM : ONCE AGAIN, PLAYOFFS OFFER A CHICAGO-NEW YORK CLASH. |
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884 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK : COULDN'T HE STILL PLAY WITH MICHAEL JORDAN? |
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662 |
| LANCASTER REVIVES DEPUTY-APPRECIATION CLUB. |
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290 |
| LATEST SECESSION SOLUTION: BOROUGHS. |
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1207 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : COMMENTS ON UN-PC PLOT SPARK CRIES OF CENSORSHIP. |
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Letter to the Editor |
699 |
| LIBERIAN FIGHTING RAGES ANEW : HOPES FOR PEACE DIM DESPITE WARLORD'S EVACUATION. |
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371 |
| LOCAL ROUNDUP : RICHARDSON STARS IN CSUN VICTORY. |
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483 |
| MODESTI'S PICKS COLLECT ON EXACTA. |
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87 |
| MOTHER'S DAY DINING SPOTS ENTICE WITH ARRAY OF EXTRAS. |
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1715 |
| MUCH ADO ABOUT `BLOOD SPORT' : READ IT FIRST, THEN DECIDE, AUTHOR SUGGESTS. |
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1043 |
| MUTUAL DISLIKE MAY NOT HURT PRODUCTIVITY. |
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761 |
| MUTUAL FUND CEO FIGHTS RUMORS WITH SILENCE. |
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1435 |
| MYSTERY SURROUNDS CHURCH BLAZES : SUSPECTS, MOTIVE ELUDE INVESTIGATORS IN SERIES OF FIRES AT BLACK PARISHES. |
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1285 |
| NEON DEION MIGHT SHINE IN TWO WAYS. |
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447 |
| NEW YORKER HEALS FAMILY CIRCLE, FINDS HER NAVAJO ROOTS. |
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973 |
| NEWS LITE : HALLE BERRY: GONE TO THE DOGS. |
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551 |
| NEWS LITE : THE CENTENARIAN OF AVON. |
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604 |
| NHL ROUNDUP : LINDROS' GOAL LIFTS FLYERS OVER PANTHERS. |
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310 |
| NORTHRIDGE FINALLY WINS ITS PART OF WAC CROWN : CSUN 9, SAC. STATE 0. |
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520 |
| NOTES : CALIFORNIA HORSES SHINE IN DERBY. |
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593 |
| OFFBEAT : `NONE OF THE ABOVE' A BIG FAN FAVORITE. |
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230 |
| OFFERMAN TRIES TO MAKE HIS MARK AS FIRST BASEMAN. |
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587 |
| OLYMPIC BOXING REVIVAL IS A FAILURE. |
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497 |
| PADRES HEARING CHEERS : FANS RESPONDING TO NEW DIRECTION. |
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487 |
| PAIR TAKE PRIDE IN LATINO HERITAGE. |
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1054 |
May 5, 1996
