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| `GOODFELLAS' SNITCH ARRESTED IN N.J.; EX-MOBSTER WHO TOLD ALL HELD FOR VIOLATING PAROLE. |
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491 |
| `GREEN' TEAM SCORES WITH REBUILDING EFFORTS. |
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856 |
| `ICE-OUT' ON LAKES TELLS MAINE RESIDENTS SPRING HAS SPRUNG. |
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749 |
| `LOLITA' MAKES LISTENERS UNEASY. |
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531 |
| 2 VOLUNTEERS FETED AS TOP CITIZENS OF YEAR. |
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442 |
| 60,000 BIKERS EXPECTED TO GATHER IN RURAL HOLLISTER. |
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239 |
| 7.1 QUAKE LEVELS IRANIAN VILLAGES; THOUSANDS KILLED; PLEA FOR AID ISSUED. |
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893 |
| A WINNER IN COURT, NOT ON FIELD. |
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352 |
| AMERICAN MOVES TO CARRY DEFIBRILLATORS. |
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221 |
| AND A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE. |
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654 |
| ANGELS ARE OFF TARGET : MILWAUKEE 4, ANGELS 3. |
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500 |
| ANYONE SEEN EDDIE JONES? |
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Statistical Data Included |
529 |
| ARSON SUSPECTED IN SIMI BRUSH FIRE. |
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376 |
| AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR SUSPECT IN 4 KILLINGS. |
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374 |
| BASE EXPECTATIONS ON THE CHILD, AND NOT ON YOUR HOPES, DREAMS. |
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601 |
| BAY AREA BOY'S RADIO SPOT WINS NATIONAL SCIENCE PRIZE. |
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318 |
| BIG INNING . . . BIG TROUBLE?; TWO BLOWOUTS MAKE GIANTS WONDER IF GOOD TIMES HAVE PASSED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1237 |
| BILL OFFERS TAX RELIEF FOR HOME SALE LOSSES. |
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245 |
| BOXER COVERS VALLEY ISSUES, MAKES PITCH; BURBANK AIRPORT, RAIL TRANSIT, OZONE AMONG TOPICS DISCUSSED. |
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549 |
| BREAD-WINNER LEARNS TO MAKE ROOM FOR, FIND MATERNAL BLISS. |
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806 |
| BRIEFLY : MARTIN WINS AGAIN. |
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345 |
| BURBANK DISTRICT CITES SMALL SIZE AS AN ASSET. |
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834 |
| CAINE ADDS NEW LINK TO CHAIN OF ROLES : 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA. |
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869 |
| CALPERS WEIGHS SWITCH TO AGGRESSIVE INVESTING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
826 |
| CAMP OUT ON THE PHONE FOR NATIONAL PARK RESERVATIONS. |
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1107 |
| CANCER FUND-RAISER DRAWS 35,000. |
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262 |
| CANYONS' PLAYOFF DROUGHT ENDS : CANYONS 10, CERRITOS 4. |
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378 |
| CARIBBEAN CRUISE TO ADVENTURE. |
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1223 |
| CELL PHONE TOWER UPSETS PARENTS; PLACEMENT AT HOLY REDEEMER SCHOOL ELICITS RADIATION CONCERN. |
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827 |
| CHIMPS FREED FROM RESEARCH LABS FIND NOWHERE LEFT TO GO. |
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323 |
| CLINTON SIGNS CARIBBEAN PACTS; AGREEMENT WILL HELP IRKED ISLAND NATIONS FIGHT DRUGS, BOOST TRADE. |
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312 |
| CLINTON'S ATTORNEYS; PROBE OBSTRUCTED, PROSECUTOR CLAIMS. |
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579 |
| COMMENTARY: GAVITT KEY FIGURE IN LANDING PITINO. |
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1162 |
| CONSERVATIVE BLACK RADIO HOST NEEDS SUPPORT; UNSCRUPULOUS CAMPAIGN AIMED AT GETTING LARRY ELDER OFF THE AIR. |
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1215 |
| COST OF IN VITRO FERTILIZATION MAY BE CUT. |
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127 |
| CSUN PICKS HORRIBLE TIME TO DROP BALL : USC 8, NORTHRIDGE 7. |
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327 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE; SYMBRIA PATTERSON. |
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634 |
| DAVID BLAINE'S MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR : WITH HELP OF HIGH-PLACED FRIENDS, STREET CONJURER GETS OWN TV SPECIAL. |
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1460 |
| DEAN VICTIM OF HEALTH CARE REVOLUTION; MEDICAL SCHOOL HEAD TIRES OF JUGGLING ACADEMICS, FINANCIAL PRESSURES. |
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790 |
| DEATH ON EVEREST; JOURNALIST WHO SURVIVED RECOUNTS FATEFUL '96 CLIMB. |
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964 |
| DINING DEALS : DOUBLE-TAKE FARE. |
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305 |
| DIRECT, PERSONAL APPROACH PUTS BOOK AT FIELD'S FOREFRONT. |
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706 |
| DODGERS DELIVER IN PINCH : DODGERS 2, MONTREAL 1. |
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849 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: HOLLANDSWORTH FINDS STROKE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
439 |
| DON'T FORGET MR. MOM; CARDS FETE NURTURING DADS ON SPECIAL DAY. |
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299 |
| DRAW SETS UP WINNER-TAKE-ALL CHESS FINALE. |
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373 |
| EDITORIAL : LET'S PARTY MAYOR WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU ON HOW TO CELEBRATE THE MILLENNIUM AND SHAPE L.A. FOR THE FUTURE. |
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Editorial |
364 |
| EDITORIAL : SACKMAN FOR SCHOOL BOARD OUTSIDER WOULD PROVIDE PARENTS WITH A STRONGER VOICE FOR CHANGE. |
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Editorial |
551 |
| EIGHT U.S. CITIES MAKE BIDS TO HOST OLYMPICS. |
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297 |
| EVEN ROTTEN SONS CAN APPRECIATE MOTHERS. |
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611 |
| EXPERT SAYS CHILDREN'S DIETS NEED OVERHAUL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
627 |
| EXPERTS: TRAVEL, HEALTHY EATING DO MIX. |
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312 |
| FAMILY, FRIENDS DENY SUSPECT LED DOUBLE LIFE. |
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238 |
| FILMING OVERLOAD HAS RESIDENTS, OFFICIALS REELING. |
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913 |
| FLIGHT RESEARCH WAS WOMEN'S WORK, TOO; DRYDEN ENGINEER TELLS THEIR OVERLOOKED STORY. |
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1002 |
| FORMER ASTRONAUTS ASK AMERICANS TO DREAM AGAIN. |
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571 |
| FORUM JAZZ FESTIVAL; LAKERS RALLY FALLS SHORT, ON BRINK OF ELIMINATION. |
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960 |
| FRIENDLY RIVALRIES MARK MEET; SPECIAL OLYMPICS WINDS UP SEASON. |
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421 |
| GENTLEMEN, IT'S MANDELLA'S DAY. |
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342 |
| GO DOG, GO; POOCHES COMPETE, PERFORM AT PARK'S FESTIVAL FOR CANINES. |
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351 |
| GOP LAWMAKER SEEKS PROBE OF CHINESE-LONG BEACH DEAL. |
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164 |
| GROUP TRIES TO SINK TITANIC SHOW; SALVAGER ACCUSED OF PAYING LIP SERVICE TO ARTIFACT CONSERVATION. |
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515 |
| H.E.L.P. ORGANIZATION TO HONOR YOUNG VOLUNTEERS. |
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461 |
| HAMILL'S `AUGUST' DELVES INTO INQUISITIVE TEEN'S MIND. |
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915 |
| HEAVENLY ROCK HITS PASTOR'S HOME. |
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301 |
| HONDA JOINS FRONT LINE ON ELECTRIC REVOLUTION. |
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1779 |
| IN SEA OR DESERT, PAIR LOVE WIDE OPEN SPACES. |
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951 |
| JACARANDA BLOOMS BEAUTIFUL, BOTHERSOME. |
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411 |
| JETHAWKS PLUG HOLE IN ROTATION WITH THREE CANDIDATES AT ONCE : JETHAWKS 7, MODESTO 4. |
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278 |
| KILLER WORE MANY FACES IN CROSS-COUNTRY SPREE : BAR'S BUSINESS PLUMMETS. |
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873 |
| L.A.-TO-VEGAS RAIL LINE IN WORKS; SPANISH-BUILT TRAIN COULD START TRIAL RUNS IN A YEAR. |
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548 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: MALONE COOLED OFF BY FAN. |
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452 |
| LAST-PLACE GALAXY CAN'T FIND OFFENSE AGAIN : KANSAS CITY 1, GALAXY 0. |
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467 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : COMING-OUT EPISODE OF `ELLEN' DRAWS READERS' MIXED REACTIONS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
710 |
| LETTERS: READERS TAKE CUTS AT UCLA SOFTBALL. |
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Letter to the Editor |
191 |
| LIES YOUR MOTHER TOLD YOU. |
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1441 |
| LOCAL VIEW: FOUNDING FATHERS NEVER ENVISIONED FEDERAL COERCION : AIRPORT FUNDING FLAP TYPICAL OF D.C. BULLYING OF LOCAL, STATE GOVERNMENTS. |
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674 |
| LOCAL VIEW: VOLUNTEERISM CLOAKED IN FASCISM. |
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748 |
| LONELY BATTLE; BELLE COPES WITH TRADE TO CHICAGO. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1190 |
| MAKING MOTHER'S DAY A BIT EASIER; MIDWIFE'S WORK AIDS THE ARRIVAL OF NEW LIFE. |
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1608 |
| MAMA SAID THERE WOULD BE DAYS LIKE THIS. |
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460 |
| MAN VS. MACHINE CHESS MATCH RAISES QUESTIONS OF INTELLIGENCE. |
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674 |
| MILITANTS' SPONSOR DECLARES `HOLY WAR' ON U.S. TROOPS. |
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198 |
| MILITARY WEAK, BUT STILL A THREAT. |
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756 |
| MOMS ABLE TO EARN AT HOME; WOMEN FIND WAYS TO KEEP CAREERS ALIVE. |
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1015 |
| MOMS GET HELPING HAND : LOCAL GROUPS CATER TO STAY-AT-HOME PARENTS. |
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841 |
| MONTEREY FOR LETTING CRUISES IN; OLD LAW PROHIBITS STOPS AT U.S. PORTS. |
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305 |
| MOTHER KNOWS FIRST LADY BEST; DOROTHY RODHAM PROUD OF HER DAUGHTER, GRANDDAUGHTER. |
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1474 |
| MOTHER'S COURAGE; WIDOW STEPS INTO HUSBAND'S SHOES AT AUTO REPAIR BUSINESS : BUSINESS BACKGROUND. |
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1002 |
| MOUNT FUJI PIQUES CLIMBERS' INTEREST. |
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894 |
| NAZI GOLD QUESTION FESTERS; U.S. TOES FINE LINE IN TALKS WITH SWISS. |
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1034 |
| NBC, `SEINFELD' CAST REACH DEAL. |
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495 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS `ENCINO MAN' GOES APE OVER NEXT ROLE. |
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769 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS BUZZ IS BALDWIN BOUND FOR HOUSE. |
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804 |
| NIXON'S TAPES, PAPERS AT CENTER OF DISPUTE WITH ARCHIVES. |
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721 |
| NORTH KOREA: FAMINE AND FEAR; FRAGILE TRUCE IN DANGER. |
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1385 |
| NOVEL APPROACH TO MINISERIES: JULES VERNE VS. MARIO PUZO. |
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Television Program Review |
625 |
| OPPORTUNITY WILL KNOCK AT JOB FAIR '97 : JOB FAIR '97. |
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650 |
| PARTY DRAWS IRE; NEW S.F. STADIUM CAUGHT IN MIDDLE. |
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768 |
| PARTY'S OVER FOR SOME KIDS IN R.I.; PARENTS CAN ALLOW SEARCHES BY POLICE. |
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323 |
May 11, 1997
