Title  |
Author |
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Words |
| `NIGHT TRAIN' GLIDES ALONG TO UNSATISFYING DESTINATION. |
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546 |
| ACROSS THE BOARD : BIZ BYTES. |
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164 |
| ACTOR CRAVES RUSH OF EXCITEMENT IN FALLING FROM SKY. |
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715 |
| AD BLITZ AIMS TO GET OUT THE VOTE; SANTA CLARITA ELECTION NEARS. |
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337 |
| AIRCRAFT SUPPLIER SHOPPING FOR TAKEOFF. |
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Statistical Data Included |
284 |
| ALEMANY WINS TITLE; KOBAYASHI TRUE TO WORD IN REGIONAL : ALEMANY 50, HARVARD WESTLAKE 45. |
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567 |
| AMBITIOUS ENTREPRENEUR; WHIZ KID USES SKILLS FOR SUCCESS. |
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867 |
| AMERICAN INDIAN STORE GIVES PEOPLE GLIMPSE OF CULTURE. |
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438 |
| APPLES, ANGELS REVOLVE AROUND REPULSIVE FORCES. |
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707 |
| ASTEROIDS AND HOLLYWOOD; HURTLING ROCK A CASE OF LIFE IMITATING ART. |
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630 |
| BEARING FRUIT JOBS REVIVING THE APPLE OF HIS EYE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
817 |
| BEE CHAMP'S HARD WORK, CALM SPELL OUT W-I-N-N-E-R. |
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476 |
| BITE-SIZE BUSINESSES SMALL COMPANIES HAVE APPETITES FOR WORLD OF MERGERS, ACQUISITIONS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
975 |
| BLOSSOMS OPEN ONTO HISTORY OF THE RISE AND FALL OF ALMONDS. |
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499 |
| BRIEFLY : MAIER CAPS YEAR WITH THIRD SKI TITLE. |
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572 |
| BRIEFLY : POST OFFICE ROBBED IN NORTH HOLLYWOOD. |
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415 |
| BRIEFLY : PROSTITUTION SWEEP ENDS IN 12 ARRESTS. |
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255 |
| BRUINS TAKE A MOMENT TO RECALL '93 LOSS ON EVE OF LATEST GAME VS. WOLVERINES. |
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294 |
| BURBANK MAN BIDS ADIEU TO PEACE PIPES. |
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737 |
| BUYS AIM TO CREATE ONE-STOP SPOT SHOP. |
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Statistical Data Included |
269 |
| CANDIDATES TALK RECREATION, JOBS; OPINIONS SPLIT ON A.V. FAIRGROUNDS PROPOSALS, INCENTIVES. |
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984 |
| CHILDREN SUGGEST METHODS TO BUILD A BETTER LOS ANGELES. |
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Letter to the Editor |
707 |
| CLINTON RECEIVES SALVO OF CHARGES. |
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1259 |
| CLIPPERS VS. PORTLAND. |
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176 |
| COLLEGE ROUNDUP: CSUN SPLITS A PAIR WITH CAL POLY SLO. |
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431 |
| COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD. |
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98 |
| COMING OUT SWINGING; EARLY BIRDS BRAVE DRIZZLE TO GET JETHAWKS TICKETS. |
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381 |
| COMMUNITY, KIDS SHARING PRIDE; LEAGUE OPENS 50TH SEASON. |
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429 |
| CONSOLATION DIFFICULT FOR H.-W. |
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480 |
| COUNTY REQUIRES MORE TAX REVENUE. |
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385 |
| CRYSTAL ON DECK FOR '98 OSCARCAST. |
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1763 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : DORENE WEAVER. |
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620 |
| DAM BREAK BROUGHT CHANGES; STRONGER OVERSIGHT ESTABLISHED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
884 |
| DIM BULBS NO LONGER AT TAFT. |
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154 |
| DINING BEAT : STATE'S GRAPE EXPECTATIONS. |
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387 |
| DINING DEALS : PERU VIANDS. |
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327 |
| DODGERS HISTORY REPEATS; ICONOCLASTIC OWNER? NAME WAS O'MALLEY. |
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1207 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: A STILL-TENDER TENDON; DODGERS IN NO HURRY WITH PIAZZA'S LEG INJURY. |
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596 |
| EDITORIAL : GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY; MTA LAVISHES HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS IN RUNAWAY SPENDING ON ITS FAVORITES. |
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Editorial |
326 |
| EDITORIAL : SUPPORT THE MAYOR; RIORDAN HAS THE RIGHT IDEA TO BOLSTER VAN NUYS. |
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Editorial |
478 |
| ELLERBE, LAVIN KINDRED SPIRITS. |
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956 |
| EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS DIDN'T REACH VERY FAR. |
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893 |
| FISHER MAKING HIS POINT; LAKERS' HUNCH PICK PRODUCES A DIVIDEND IN VAN EXEL'S ABSENCE. |
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1345 |
| FROM FOOTBALL TO FUND-RAISERS, FORMER BANKER STAYS ACTIVE. |
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1270 |
| FUNERAL FOR A HERO. |
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1140 |
| GOVERNMENT BUSINESS; CANDIDATES FOR ELECTED OFFICE SHOULD REMEMBER FAILURES OF THOSE WHO TRIED TO USE PRIVATE-SECTOR METHODS TO ADDRESS PUBLIC-SECTOR PROBLEMS. |
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1213 |
| HART TOURNAMENT: PRESTEN'S ALLY IS HART INFIELD. |
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389 |
| IRISH EATERY LENDS HAND TO FOOD BANK; CAN DRIVE, DINNERS TO BENEFIT THE CHARITY. |
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637 |
| IT'S STILL GARRY SHANDLING'S SHOW ...; BUT WITH `LARRY' WINDING DOWN, COMEDIAN LOOKS TO PRODUCTION, NOT ON-CAMERA PRESENCE. |
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1217 |
| KILLING FRIGHTENS NEIGHBORS; MAN, 28, FOUND SHOT IN SIMI BEDROOM. |
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411 |
| KING BECOMES CANNON FODDER; AUTHOR DOES REDUX ON LAPD BEATING, '92 RIOTS AND MORE. |
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1131 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: FISET BEATS ROY, ADMITS RARE FEAT. |
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343 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: ROAD-TESTED, READY TO PLAY; VAN EXEL SHOULD LOG 10-20 MINUTES. |
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597 |
| LANDSLIDE VICTORY FOR KINGS : KINGS 5, COLORADO 2. |
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719 |
| LAPD'S POLICY SLIGHTS VALLEY, CRITICS CHARGE; 1 PHOTOGRAPHER BASED IN AREA. |
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796 |
| LAPTOPS MAKING HISTORY; STUDENTS' WORK WILL GO TO SMITHSONIAN. |
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674 |
| LET THE DAYS BEGIN: GRAND MARSHAL CANDIDATES BEGIN DONATION DRIVE. |
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474 |
| LETTERS : GOD SMILES ON SIMI VALLEY; GAY EVENT COULD CHANGE THAT. |
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Letter to the Editor |
436 |
| LETTERS : NEWBURY HIGH BADLY NEEDS MEASURE V. |
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Letter to the Editor |
1287 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : OLDER MEN, YOUNGER WOMEN GET TOGETHER ALL THE TIME. |
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Letter to the Editor |
510 |
| LETTERS: PLAY'S CHARACTERIZATION COMPOUNDS RACIAL TENSIONS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
345 |
| LIVING LONGER: WHAT'S THEIR SECRET?; TOWN'S OLD FOLKS KEEP GOING AND GOING. |
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1024 |
| LONG RUN; LAPD OFFICER TURNS AT-RISK VALLEY YOUTHS INTO MASTERS OF 26.2-MILE MARATHON. |
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1922 |
| MTA'S MONEY TRAIN; BIG CAMPAIGN DONORS ALL ABOARD FOR $444 MILLION IN CONTRACTS. |
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2069 |
| NEW GAME PLAN NEEDED; LAUSD SHOULD ASK ITSELF WHY POOR STUDENTS SUCCEED IN OTHER DISTRICTS. |
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993 |
| NEWS LITE : MCNALLY WRITING 1ST OPERA. |
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882 |
| NEWS LITE : TARANTINO, SORVINO END THEIR SCENE. |
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294 |
| NOTEBOOK: HENDERSON HAS OUTSIDE CHANCE ON THE INSIDE. |
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708 |
| ON THE MOVE : SQUID FESTIVAL. |
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479 |
| PARENTING : THE IMPORTANCE OF TEACHING GOOD MANNERS AND RESPECT. |
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449 |
| PARTY LINES : `NOISE' FUND-RAISER TAPS THEATERGOERS TO HELP PLAYWRIGHTS. |
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639 |
| PREP TRACK: IT'S FLETCHER IN A FLASH PAST FARGAS. |
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577 |
| PRESERVING A PIECE OF MOORPARK'S PAST; COUPLE RENOVATES OLD ADOBE. |
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1030 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : U.S. IS YIELDING ITS SOVEREIGNTY TO THE U.N. |
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Editorial |
1498 |
| QUARTZ HILL BLUE AS PARADE CALLED OFF BECAUSE OF STORM. |
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476 |
| RELIGIOUS RIGHT HIT WITH UNWANTED REPUTATION. |
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806 |
| ROMANCING VENICE. |
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1909 |
| SIMI TOURNAMENT: PIONEERS REACH FINAL. |
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455 |
| SINKING LUKE SKYWALKER; `TITANIC' LEAVES `STAR WARS' IN WAKE. |
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437 |
| SPARK RETURNS FOR U.S. TEAM; TIE VS. PARAGUAY EASES THE STING OF 3 RECENT LOSSES : U.S. 2, PARAGUAY 2. |
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503 |
| SPRING TRAINING '98 : DODGERS. |
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253 |
| T.O. SHUTS OUT KENNEDY. |
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949 |
| TEEN ANGELS EARN THEIR WINGS BY SERVING COMMUNITY. |
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448 |
| THIS TEAM DREAMED BIG; HEARLIHY INSPIRED OVERACHIEVERS. |
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477 |
| TIPOFF : CHECCHI SENDS CAMERA CREW TO TAPE RIVAL. |
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593 |
| TODAY`S GAME: UCLA VS. MICHIGAN; SOUTH REGIONAL SECOND ROUND : POSITION-BY-POSITION MATCHUP. |
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429 |
| TOUR EXPLORES '28 DISASTER SITE; RESERVOIR REMNANTS STILL VISIBLE. |
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710 |
| TRAYLOR MERGING TRAFFIC; WIDE-BODIED CENTER SPELLS TROUBLE IN KEY. |
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580 |
| UCLA HOPING FOR REVIVAL; JITTERS ARE EASED . . . . BUT LOOK OUT. |
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584 |
| XL-ENT MATCHUP ON TAP; BIG CENTERS TO BE VITAL IN UCLA VS. ALABAMA. |
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565 |
March 15, 1998
