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| [0] BOHANON MAKES HIS PRESENCE WELL-KNOWN : DODGERS 6, HOUSTON 4. |
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717 |
| `SUPER TEAM' TO THE RESCUE. |
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Television Program Review |
307 |
| A LA CARTE : LOWEST CORKAGE FEES. |
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623 |
| AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL; HIGH SCHOOL REUNION CONTINUES IN PLAYOFFS. |
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653 |
| AMGEN QUARTER EARNINGS UP 7.9%. |
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311 |
| ANGELS FIND WAY TO WIN : ANGELS 5, MINNESOTA 3. |
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671 |
| ANOTHER WAY TO CHARGE; SHOPPING MALL INSTALLS ELECTRIC VEHICLE STATION. |
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616 |
| ASTRONOMER ACCEPTS SCHOOL DISTRICT'S OFFER. |
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409 |
| ATTUNED TO THE AGE OF MUSIC. |
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523 |
| BARRACK MAY HOLD JUVENILE OFFENDERS. |
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497 |
| BEACH INVASION OF WEED POSES A PROBLEM OF CLEANUP. |
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378 |
| BOHANON MAKES HIS PRESENCE WELL-KNOWN : DODGERS 6, HOUSTON 4. |
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777 |
| BONE PIECES MAY AID CASE. |
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424 |
| BOY'S FAST ACT SAVES DAD, SELF; YOUTH STOPS VEHICLE AFTER DRIVER FAINTS. |
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311 |
| BRIEFLY : BOARD SLOWS SEARCH FOR SUPERINTENDENT. |
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381 |
| BRIEFLY : LAPD BOMB SCARE CLOSES OFF AREA STREET. |
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324 |
| BRIEFLY : RIOS WINS, THREATENS TO OVERTAKE SAMPRAS. |
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484 |
| BRITISH TARGETED HITLER, RECORDS SHOW. |
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326 |
| CITY AGAIN TRIES TO FIX SEWER LINE; MAKE REPAIRS OR PAY, WATER AGENCY ORDERS. |
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530 |
| CLUB SOCCER TEAMS EXCITED ABOUT WEEKEND SURF CUP. |
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324 |
| COPS PROGRAM RATED HIGHLY IN QUARTZ HILL. |
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421 |
| COSTUMER DRESSING FOR SUCCESS. |
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1065 |
| COUNCIL CONFIRMS APPOINTMENT OF STEIN TO PANEL. |
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200 |
| COUNCIL CUTS HOUSING PLAN; 16 HOMES PULLED FROM DOS VIENTOS DEVELOPMENT. |
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488 |
| COUNCIL DELAYS ACTION ON BILINGUAL SUIT. |
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470 |
| COUNTY SILENT ON NEWHALL RANCH; OFFICIALS AWAIT HEARING TO DISCUSS SPECIFICS OF MASSIVE PROJECT. |
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818 |
| CSL PLANS REVERSE SPLIT TO KEEP LISTING. |
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252 |
| DATA REVEAL DIVERSITY OF EMPLOYERS. |
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732 |
| DISTRICT OFFERS TO HELP COUNTY; SCHOOL SITE TROUBLES NEIGHBORS. |
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520 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: SHEFFIELD IS UNDETERRED. |
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579 |
| EDITORIAL : DO YOU TRUST CITY HALL? ESTABLISHMENT GETS A TASTE OF THE VALLEY'S DISCONTENT. |
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Editorial |
503 |
| EDITORIAL : SIDEWALK FOLLIES; PROPOSED TAX RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT CITY COUNCIL'S PRIORITIES. |
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Editorial |
421 |
| EMERGENCY BUDGET SIGNED BY GOVERNOR. |
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379 |
| EX-BANKER TO OVERSEE CONCERT HALL. |
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338 |
| FAMILY THAT SWIMS TOGETHER; STEPHENS SIBLINGS TRYING TO PARLAY BACKGROUND IN AQUATICS INTO CAREERS. |
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654 |
| FEMA INVESTIGATING CSUN'S USE OF QUAKE FUNDS. |
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824 |
| FLOYD IN AS CHICAGO COACH; WILL JORDAN NOW TAKE LEAVE? : SPECULATION IS FLYING AS BULLS USHER IN NEW ERA. |
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Statistical Data Included |
958 |
| FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: BORON TO CONTEND WITH SHEASLEY LEADING THE WAY. |
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398 |
| FORTY-NINERS FESTIVAL TO START WITH PARADE. |
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236 |
| FOX'S ROTH OFFERS HIS OWN PLAN TO FIGHT GLUT OF NEW FALL SHOWS. |
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315 |
| FROGS, HARES MAY SEE RAIN TODAY. |
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238 |
| FUNDS TO BOOST WORKER TRAINING. |
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473 |
| GOTTSCHALKS TO BUY HARRIS CHAIN; BOTH DEPARTMENT STORES TO STAY OPEN AT ANTELOPE VALLEY MALL. |
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373 |
| GREENSPAN RENEWS WARNING OF STOCK SLIDE; DOWNTURN PREDICTED BY ECONOMIC HISTORY. |
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520 |
| GUNMAN FLEES RESTAURANT WITHOUT STEALING MONEY. |
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216 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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301 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: JETHAWKS DUCKS FROM INJURY : BOND'S QUICK MOVES KEEP HIM FROM BECOMING BALL'S TARGET. |
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875 |
| L.A. BRIEFS : SUSPECT IN AIRPORT SEX ATTACKS ARRESTED. |
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115 |
| L.A. COUNCIL STUCK ON ELEVATOR ISSUE. |
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385 |
| L.A. COUNTY TOP EMPLOYER IN AREA; LAUSD IS SECOND. |
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Statistical Data Included |
493 |
| LAPD OFFICER MAY HAVE DECEIVED LANDLORD ON MOLESTER'S BEHALF. |
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228 |
| LAUSD GETS GRIM NEWS ON BELMONT; PANEL SAYS DISTRICT MUST FOLLOW RULES OR ELSE. |
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472 |
| LAW MAY AID SCV SCHOOLS; WILSON SIGNS BILL ON DISTRICT FUNDS. |
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437 |
| LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYOFFS: T.O. ADVANCES TO SECTIONALS. |
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283 |
| LOSING TWO HEROES : ALAN SHEPARD JR. |
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Obituary |
710 |
| LOSING TWO HEROES : ROBERT YOUNG. |
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Obituary |
1028 |
| MAN KILLED WHEN AUTO SLAMS TRUCK. |
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298 |
| MAN, TEEN FACE CHARGES IN JUNE HOME BURGLARY. |
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213 |
| MISSILE DEFENSE SHIELD URGED. |
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379 |
| MISSION TO LAND ALBIES YIELDS ONLY FRUSTRATION. |
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751 |
| NAUTICAL NEOPHYTES UNITE; AREA CLUBS PROVIDE STRUCTURE, VESSELS FOR BOATLESS SAILORS. |
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1260 |
| NEWS LITE : MOORE THAN SHE WAS PREPARED FOR. |
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894 |
| NICKELODEON SINGS WACKY NEW 'TOONS. |
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631 |
| NOT GUILTY PLEAS ENTERED IN FIRE. |
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261 |
| NOTES: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SUMMER CAMPS. |
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467 |
| NOTES: KLAHN GETS SPOT IN OPEN. |
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663 |
| OILY RAGS LEFT IN BARN STARTED FIRE, OFFICIALS SAY. |
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245 |
| OPPOSITES MATCHED IN LEGION PLAYOFFS. |
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256 |
| PAR-BUSTING APPARENTLY NOT AN INHERITED TRAIT. |
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902 |
| PETERS PUTS PRIORITY ON `ANNIE GET YOUR GUN' REVIVAL. |
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755 |
| POLICE CITE NET THREAT TO KIDS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
777 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CNN CAUSED MORE PAIN FOR VIETNAM VETS. |
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Editorial |
1088 |
| QUARTZ HILL ON TO NEXT STEP; FUELED BY NO-HITTER, SOFTBALL ALL-STARS TRY FOR SECTIONALS. |
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233 |
| REFORM COMMISSION SUPPORTS SCHOOL BOARD EXPANSION. |
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574 |
| RELAY TEAM IS SHORT OF GOAL. |
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150 |
| SALSA; HOT DANCE BANDS ENERGIZE LATIN TRADITION. |
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1745 |
| SAYING FAREWELL; TEEN REMEMBERED AS ORIGINAL. |
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353 |
| SLOW START AT OPENER; BUT LADIES DIN GETS DEL MAR WIN. |
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708 |
| SOFTWARE PROGRAMS CAN FILTER SMUT ON INTERNET. |
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496 |
| SPARKS VS. PHOENIX. |
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151 |
| SPECIAL DONORS GIVE LINDSAY BREATH OF LIFE. |
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684 |
| STRUG'S LEAP HELPED MANY; OLYMPIC GYMNAST STILL HEARS INSPIRATIONAL TALES ABOUT FEAT. |
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906 |
| SUVS, PICKUPS TARGET OF AIR BOARD PROPOSAL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
585 |
| TASK FORCE TAKING BITE OUT OF VALLEY GRAFFITI. |
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468 |
| TECHNOLOGY COMES TO AID OF SENIORS. |
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542 |
| THE BUZZ. |
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188 |
| THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE THE ROAD : JETHAWKS 9, STOCKTON 0. |
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474 |
| THEY HAVE COME A LONG WAY; AFTER SLOW BEGINNING, EAGLES FLY TO SURF CUP. |
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603 |
| TRAVEL SOFTBALL BEAT : CRYSTL NOT SHATTERED. |
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1020 |
| UNION PACIFIC WOES AFFECTING LOCAL PORTS. |
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276 |
| VALLEY MAGNETS SCORE HIGH; TOP TEST ACHIEVERS ARE SCHOOLS WITH ACTIVE PARENTS, OFFICIALS SAY. |
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672 |
| VITESSE EXECUTIVES FILE TO SELL SHARES. |
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237 |
| WATER HEARING PLANNED; SIMI, OJAI MAY GET INCREASE IN RATES. |
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295 |
| WILL IT BE TWO-MAN RACE?; IRWIN, MORGAN STRONGLY FAVORED. |
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776 |
| YOUTH SOCCER: A.V. SCORES BIG WITH SOCCER TEAMS. |
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614 |
July 23, 1998
