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| 3 VALLEY KIDS TOP SPELLERS. |
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231 |
| ACLU SUIT HOT TOPIC AMONG BASEBALL SPECTATORS IN VALLEY. |
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967 |
| ACROSS THE BOARD : SITE OF THE WEEK. |
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205 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK: HOT-HITTING ERSTAD UNHAPPY WITH ON-BASE PACE. |
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693 |
| BAT HEAD TOUTS COMPANY ACHIEVEMENTS TO INVESTORS. |
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526 |
| BIG UTILITIES MUST RETURN TO BASICS, DITCH REAL ESTATE. |
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878 |
| BRIEFLY : KATZ, ALARCON SLATED FOR DEBATE IN SYLMAR. |
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299 |
| BRIEFLY : SELES, DAVENPORT PUT U.S. AHEAD 2-0. |
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474 |
| BUCS TAKE USC'S KELLY IN 2ND ROUND. |
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538 |
| CAPRA TRIBUTE COMES TO AMC. |
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204 |
| CHILD CARE CENTER ABOUT TO TAKE FORM; FACILITY PROPOSAL ENVISIONED FOR A DECADE AMONG BACKERS. |
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655 |
| CLIPPERS' OFFSEASON WORK BEGINS : CLIPPERS 83, SACRAMENTO 77. |
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496 |
| CLU FESTIVAL LOOKS AT SCANDINAVIA. |
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449 |
| COLLEGE BASEBALL: CSUN STREAKING AGAIN. |
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518 |
| COLLEGES PAYING FOR COZY CONTRACT. |
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1408 |
| COMPLEX TO CREATE 400 JOBS; OFFICIALS HAIL SITE PLAN. |
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503 |
| COST-CUTTING RETIREMENT BUYOUT BACKFIRES. |
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305 |
| COUNCIL, DON'T GO WILD AFTER HITTING THE JACKPOT. |
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498 |
| DEATH OF THE MEGAPLEX?; THEATER DESIGN VETERAN MAKES A CASE FOR THE LITTLE GUY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1654 |
| DICKSON PUMMELED; EDMONDS HURT IN ANGEL'S ONE-SIDED LOSS TO RAYS : TAMPA BAY 8, ANGELS 1. |
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689 |
| DINING BEAT : BROOKLYN IN THE VALLEY. |
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377 |
| DINING DEALS : TOLUCA'S SPOT O' GREEN. |
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274 |
| DISASTERS ARE CANOGA PARK MAN'S CALLING. |
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789 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: YOUNG KNOCKS ON WOOD. |
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570 |
| DOING IT FOR KIDS, BUT NOT REALLY; RALLYING CRY HAS LOST CREDIBILITY IN LIGHT OF POLITICIANS' HYPOCRISY. |
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1443 |
| EARLY RISERS; READERS SOUND OFF ON MORNING RADIO. |
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2996 |
| EDITORIAL : ERASE THIS MISTAKE; COMMISSION CAN TAKE BACK HUGE PAY RAISES IT APPROVED. |
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Editorial |
378 |
| EDITORIAL : THE BIGGEST LOTTERY: ELECTIONS; RESIDENTS' FATE, THE FUTURE OF CALIFORNIA BEING DECIDED BY TOO FEW VOTERS. |
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Editorial |
490 |
| EX-COURT CLERK KNOWS SPACE STILL KEY ISSUE. |
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1148 |
| FACULTY FINANCES POLITICS. |
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415 |
| FAIR HOUSING?; DISPUTE FORCES PAIR FROM HOME. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1092 |
| FESTIVAL WELCOMES VOLUNTEERS. |
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972 |
| FLETCHER RUNS INTO HISTORY. |
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363 |
| GALAXY STAYS PERFECT AS JONES DOMINATES : GALAXY 2, KANSAS CITY 1. |
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237 |
| GIANTS PICK BRUINS' WILLIAMS. |
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629 |
| GROUP MULLS CREEK'S FUTURE; AGENCIES JOIN FORCES TO SAVE WATERSHED. |
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1743 |
| HOPEFUL DOWN BUT NOT OUT; SMYTH OPTIMISTIC AFTER LOSS. |
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694 |
| HUMAN CHAIN SET FOR TODAY; EVENT CELEBRATES AREA'S ANNIVERSARY. |
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178 |
| IS THIS WEST'S TIME TO REST? |
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1059 |
| JONES WILL ADD 400 TO HER LIST. |
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240 |
| KINGMAN SLAMS STOCKTON : JETHAWKS 9, STOCKTON 5. |
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326 |
| KINGS LOSE TO DUCKS, LOOK AHEAD TO PLAYOFFS : DUCKS 4, KINGS 1. |
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757 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: FISET FOCUSES ON PLAYOFFS. |
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441 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: THEY'LL BE JAZZED : LAKERS HAVE TITLE AND PRIDE AT STAKE TODAY. |
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780 |
| LETTERS : GAMBLING WOULD BENEFIT ANTELOPE VALLEY. |
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Letter to the Editor |
393 |
| LETTERS : SCHOOLS MISMANAGED UNDER GROSS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
877 |
| LETTERS : TELEVISION ANALYSTS SHOULD BE MUTED. |
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Letter to the Editor |
648 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : `OLD LIGHTS' WASN'T THE SORT TO WAVER DURING A CRISIS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
596 |
| LIBRARIANS FOCUS KIDS ON READING. |
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314 |
| LOVE AND INTERMARRIAGE ON WB. |
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Television Program Review |
461 |
| MAYWEATHER DOESN'T IMPRESS, BUT HE WINS. |
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293 |
| MONEYMAKER WINS FOR UCLA. |
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498 |
| MURDER WITHIN EARSHOT; BEST MYSTERIES ON AUDIO CONVEY MOOD, DIALOGUE. |
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1262 |
| NATURAL BEAUTY; DOCENTS HAPPY TO EXPLAIN SPLENDOR OF WILDWOOD PARK. |
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592 |
| NEWS LITE : CARDINAL SNUBBING PRO BASEBALL. |
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1103 |
| NEWS LITE : MEMENTOS TO LEAVE TO SOUNDS OF MONEY. |
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848 |
| NO CLINTON SCANDAL ON TAX SHEET; FIRST FAMILY PAID TWICE AS MUCH AS REQUIRED. |
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529 |
| NORTH HOLLYWOOD HIGH STUDENT TO VIE FOR SCHOLARSHIP. |
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414 |
| OLYMPIAN PREACHES CONFIDENCE. |
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487 |
| OUT OF CONTROL: NOMO FAILS IN 1ST : CHICAGO 8, DODGERS 1. |
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784 |
| PARENTING : OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER CAN HIT KIDS. |
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548 |
| PARTY LINES : WHETTING APPETITES FOR RAISING FUNDS. |
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683 |
| PEYTON'S THE PICK; TENNESSEE QB TO COLTS AS TOP CHOICE. |
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1701 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : TAX REFORM BECOMES `ECONOMIC NECESSITY'. |
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Editorial |
1548 |
| Q&A: HIGUCHI SHARES UTLA'S VISION FOR LAUSD. |
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1060 |
| RACISM REMAINS FIRST AMONG COMPLAINTS. |
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331 |
| RECYCLING BOOM; ALL-IN-ONE CONTAINER EASING PROCESS, SPURRING BIG GAINS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1814 |
| SCHEDULE FREEZES DODGERS; IMBALANCE LEAVES TEAMS IN THE COLD. |
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1792 |
| SCHOOL MAY EXTEND AID PROGRAM; PLAN TO HELP ALL STUDENTS. |
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643 |
| SOMIS MAN ASSAILS PLAN FOR HIGHWAY; WIDENING PROJECT REMAINS YEARS IN FUTURE, OFFICIALS SAY. |
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460 |
| SPARKED BY THE SPIRIT OF GIVING; BEHIND-THE-SCENES VOLUNTEERS GETTING OVERDUE RECOGNITION. |
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1140 |
| STATE'S PRISON FENCES ELECTROCUTING MANY ANIMALS, OFFICIALS SAY. |
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413 |
| T.O. MAN GETS BABY, STATE LAW ASSIGNMENT. |
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589 |
| TAFT'S SANTIN APPEARS TO BE BACK ON TRACK. |
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600 |
| THE DAY IN SPORTS: CAL LUTHERAN SWEEPS WHITTIER WITH TWIN NO-HITTERS. |
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663 |
| THE RUN FOR THE RING. |
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473 |
| TIMING IS EVERYTHING, SCHOOL BOND BACKERS LEARNED. |
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590 |
| TIPOFF : WILSON SHOCKED BY SPENDING IN GOVERNOR'S RACE. |
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629 |
| TURNOUT SLIM AT LATINO FORUM; GROUP SEEKS BOOST IN REGISTERED VOTERS. |
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269 |
| U.S. AID TO ISRAEL AT ISSUE. |
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682 |
| UNLIKELY PAIR FINDS FRIENDSHIP FROM VOLUNTEER PROGRAM. |
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674 |
| VENTURA POLICE KILL ARMED MAN. |
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183 |
| WALKING LIKE 60, OR 70 OR 80; SENIORS HIKING CLUB EXPLORES TRAILS OF THE SUBURBAN SOUTHLAND. |
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1140 |
| WHEN GANGSTERS WERE NAMED SOLOMON AND SIEGEL; JEWISH TOUGH GUYS MUSCLED THEIR WAY TO HERO STATUS. |
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778 |
| WILLIAMS HEARS FAMILIAR SOUND; CHINO SPRINTER BLAZES TO TWO VICTORIES. |
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538 |
April 19, 1998
