Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `ODD COUPLE' SEQUEL TOOK ITS TIME. |
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814 |
| 101-405 INTERCHANGE UNDER STUDY. |
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|
148 |
| 98-POUND WARRIOR; CSUN STUDENT EXCELS AT JUJITSU. |
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|
1126 |
| A MODEL FOR DIVERSITY; BASEBALL'S DRAW BROAD AND FAR. |
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|
1867 |
| A.V. ALLIANCE GAINS FUNDING; GROUP INTENDS TO CREATE JOBS. |
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|
331 |
| AGENCY REQUESTS EXPANSION OF A.V. MOBILE MEDICAL CLINIC. |
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675 |
| AGENCY SEEKING ADDITIONAL HELPERS. |
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448 |
| AN ENTERTAINING SURVEY OF WHAT WE MOST LOVE TO HATE; `DIRTY ROTTEN TAXES' FOCUSES ON FIVE PERIODS OF ABUSE. |
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|
723 |
| AND AWAY THEY GO; EASTER EGG HUNT FUN FOR ALL AGES. |
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|
295 |
| ANGELS VS. CLEVELAND. |
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|
98 |
| ANTI-GRAFFITI TEAM CLEANING UP SIMI VALLEY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
952 |
| ARCADIA'S INVITATIONAL POSTPONED. |
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|
483 |
| ARE YOU EXPERIENCED? THESE KINGS AREN'T : REACTION TO PLAYOFF PRESSURE A GREAT UNKNOWN. |
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|
845 |
| BELMONT PROJECT STILL MIRED IN CONTROVERSY. |
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|
526 |
| BRIEFLY : CRASH KILLS DRIVER WHO RAN RED LIGHT. |
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|
301 |
| BRIEFLY : DEPUTY MAYOR'S CAR HITS PATROL VEHICLE. |
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|
287 |
| BRIEFLY : JAIL TERM OVER FOR BAM MORRIS. |
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|
411 |
| BUNNIES COMING OUT OF THEIR EARS; CUDDLY COUPLE SHARES PASSION FOR FURRY THEME. |
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|
1038 |
| CHATSWORTH FLEXES ITS MUSCLES. |
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|
503 |
| CHECCHI, DAVIS TRY CONTRAST; CANDIDATES STUMP IN EASTSIDE FORUM. |
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|
581 |
| CHRISTIANS CAN CELEBRATE EASTER MESSAGE YEAR ROUND. |
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|
716 |
| CONEJO DISTRICT TRIES BOND AGAIN; SCHOOL OFFICIALS SEEK $97 MILLION FOR REPAIRS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
549 |
| CSUN SPACE RACE RAGES AS STUDENTS BATTLE FOR PARKING; QUAKE-LEVELED LOT UNREPLACED. |
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|
904 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : CONNIE GREEN. |
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|
592 |
| DEPUTIES SEEK MAN IN CROWBAR ATTACK. |
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|
213 |
| DINING BEAT : QUO BY ANY OTHER NAME. |
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|
334 |
| DINING DEALS : KEBABYLON. |
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|
318 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: ACUPUNCTURE BENEFITS PARK. |
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|
475 |
| DODGING THE TAX AX OF IRS LIKE REAL BEARDSTOWN LADIES. |
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|
747 |
| DREIFORT FALTERS IN FIFTH : HOUSTON 6, DODGERS 2. |
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|
678 |
| EARNING THEIR GREEN; JACKET STILL UP FOR GRABS; COUPLES BY 2. |
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|
973 |
| EASTER BLESSING; PEOPLE BRAVE RAIN FOR SAKE OF DOGS, FROGS. |
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|
565 |
| EASTER BLESSING; POPE TO LEAD OUTDOOR MASS FOR FAITHFUL. |
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|
882 |
| EDITORIAL : GETTING TO THE TRUTH; FAMILIES AND THE PUBLIC NEED A CREDIBLE INVESTIGATION IN SALDIVAR CASE. |
|
Editorial |
355 |
| EDITORIAL : YES ON SCHOOL BOND ISSUES; A WORTHWHILE INVESTMENT IN MOORPARK AND THOUSAND OAKS CAMPUSES. |
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Editorial |
539 |
| ENCINO HILLS SUFFERS WHILE L.A. COMMUTES. |
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|
450 |
| GALAXY REMAINS COMPOSED : GALAXY 3, N.Y./N.J. 2. |
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|
495 |
| GETTING FEET IN HOLLYWOOD'S DOOR. |
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|
1157 |
| GOP'S DIRTY LAUNDRY MAY BE AIRED; DEMOCRAT PLANS VENDETTA TO SAVE CLINTON. |
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|
531 |
| GROUPS CREATE EASTER CHEER FOR VETS. |
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|
965 |
| HOLY WEEKEND CONNECTS KINDRED SPIRITS. |
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|
562 |
| IN SHORT, THEY'LL TAKE A WIN; THREE OF FOUR KINGS GOALS COME WHILE DOWN A PLAYER : KINGS 4, COLORADO 3. |
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|
656 |
| IRS AUDITS MORE LIKELY IN L.A. |
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|
824 |
| IRS IN NEED OF RESTRAINT IN MONEY GRAB. |
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|
744 |
| JEWS MUST USE EXODUS AS ROAD TO REDEMPTION. |
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|
753 |
| KIDS NEED LESSONS IN SELF-RELIANCE, NOT THE LAW. |
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|
612 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: KINGS SAY GOODBYE TO OLD FRIEND KURRI. |
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|
641 |
| LAKERS FIND AFFIRMATION; WOEFUL WARRIORS PROVIDE FEEL-GOOD VICTORY : LAKERS 96, GOLDEN STATE 84. |
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|
689 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: HARRIS THINKS SHAQ RATES MVP MENTION. |
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|
327 |
| LANCASTER'S POPPY FESTIVAL SET TO BLOOM. |
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|
663 |
| LAUSD'S PROP. BB IMPLEMENTATION NOT A BETRAYAL OF VOTERS. |
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|
859 |
| LETTERS : `GREEDY' PIAZZA HAS LOST A FEW FANS. |
|
Letter to the Editor |
630 |
| LETTERS : MARSHA MCLEAN VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
611 |
| LETTERS : WESTLAKE HOSPITAL PLAN MAY NOT BE BEST SOLUTION. |
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Letter to the Editor |
497 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : BOX OFFICE DOESN'T TELL WHOLE STORY. |
|
Letter to the Editor |
641 |
| NEWHALL RESIDENTS WANT THE BASICS. |
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|
747 |
| NEWS LITE : MARRIED NAME STUNS HUSBAND. |
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|
1096 |
| NEWS LITE : SISTER ACT COULD WIN SINGLE TONY. |
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|
1215 |
| NOTEBOOK: AZINGER CAN END DROUGHT. |
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|
1016 |
| NOTHING EASY FOR LAKERS; WOEFUL WARRIORS PUT UP FIGHT; O'NEAL HITS 35 : LAKERS 96, GOLDEN STATE 84. |
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|
767 |
| OBITUARIES : MARY JEANETTE FLICK. |
|
Obituary |
154 |
| OMAR THE TAGMAKER; VIZQUEL STARS AS INDIANS TOP ANGELS AGAIN : CLEVELAND 8, ANGELS 5. |
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|
555 |
| PARENTING : NAGGING DOESN'T SOLVE ANYTHING. |
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|
629 |
| PARTY LINES : AMADEUS OPENING A CROWD-PLEASER - AND WHAT A CROWD! |
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|
579 |
| PEACE PACT GIVES IRISH HOPE, WORRY. |
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|
772 |
| PIERCE COLLEGE WELCOMES THIS YEAR'S RETURN OF RODEO. |
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|
472 |
| POWER, PITCHING PACE NO. 6 KENNEDY. |
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|
392 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : THANKS FOR MOTHER'S MESSAGE OF LOSS, HOPE. |
|
Editorial |
1565 |
| RAIN PUTS OFF JETHAWKS GAME. |
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|
185 |
| RAINS MAY BOOST MOSQUITO RANKS. |
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|
317 |
| RESURRECTION SERMONS TO BE AS DIVERSE AS VALLEY. |
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|
1221 |
| SECESSION THREATS SPUR CHANGE, BUT HOW MUCH? |
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|
1094 |
| STATE'S SETTING RECYCLE RECORD; CANS, BOTTLES TO HIT 100 BILLION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
398 |
| STORMS DAMPEN SPIRITS OF VALLEY EQUESTRIANS. |
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|
377 |
| STRAW VOTE: PIAZZA; VETERAN OF METS CONTRACT HASSLE ADVISES DODGER. |
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|
1490 |
| STUDENTS GIVE BB AN A; SCHOOL BOND MONEY STARTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. |
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|
1092 |
| STUDIO CITY BROTHERS BOUND FOR PARIS CHILDREN'S SUMMIT. |
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|
500 |
| TEAMWORK TO MAKE LOT OF SPARKLING DIAMONDS. |
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|
851 |
| TEEN DIES; 5 HURT IN CRASH : SPORT VEHICLE GOES OUT OF CONTROL, FLIPS. |
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|
224 |
| THE DAY IN SPORTS: UCLA WINS 4-WAY MEET; ASU NINE SLAUGHTERS USC. |
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|
431 |
| THE VIEW FROM THE TOP; `EVEREST' DRIVING IMAX OUT OF NICHE AND INTO THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE. |
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|
1979 |
| THEY'LL ALWAYS BE BOYS OF SUMMER; SENIORS STEP UP TO BAT, EXTENDING TIME IN THE SUN. |
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|
943 |
| THIS IS YOUR LIFE, JACK : NICKLAUS HAS A MAJOR ROLE DURING HIS CURTAIN CALL. |
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|
1016 |
| TIPOFF : RIORDAN'S CITY SPEECH WILL BE PLEA FOR UNITY. |
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|
634 |
| TOP 10 AND NO. 29. |
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|
411 |
| VALLEY TRAFFIC FIX IN LIMBO; NO MORE HOPE FOR RESEDA ROUTE. |
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|
1152 |
| VOLUNTEER ASSISTS UNDERCOVER STING. |
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|
582 |
| VOTERS WATCHING OUTCOME. |
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|
553 |
| WARHEAD, LAUNCHERS DISCOVERED AT HOME. |
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|
188 |
| WEATHER ADDS TO I-5 WOES; CRASH WORSENS TRAFFIC. |
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|
282 |
| WEATHER EXPECTED TO CLEAR; EASTER SKIES WILL BE CLOUDY, WARMER. |
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|
454 |
| WOMAN FLEES BANDIT WITH DIAMOND RING. |
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|
137 |
April 12, 1998
