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| [0] KINGS WIN IN WILD 3RD PERIOD : KINGS 4, SAN JOSE 3. |
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239 |
| `GENERAL HOSPITAL' IN RECOVERY; AFTER TROUBLED TIMES IN THE PLOT DEPARTMENT, RETURN OF HEAD WRITER BOB GUZA HAS CAST - AND VIEWERS - HAPPY ABOUT DIRECTION OF 35-YEAR-OLD ABC DAYTIME DRAMA. |
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2069 |
| `GENERAL HOSPITAL'; FOR STORY LINES, HE SAID, SHE SAID, THEY SAID ... |
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1572 |
| 3 HIGHLAND STUDENTS QUALIFY FOR STATE BUSINESS-SKILLS FINALS. |
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613 |
| A.V. TO LAUD AVIATION WORKERS. |
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382 |
| ANALYSTS, INVESTORS HIGH ON TEKELEC; SHARES GAIN 12%. |
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207 |
| AREA HOSPITAL TO ADD MORE MEDICAL OFFICES. |
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450 |
| ASHLEY STAYS A DODGER. |
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242 |
| BACTERIA TARGET OF T.O. STUDY; AREA CREEKS EXAMINED. |
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618 |
| BASEBALL COACH DES ENFANTS DIES. |
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Obituary |
115 |
| BIG CUTS RUMORED AT XEROX. |
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315 |
| BILL AIMS FOR LIMITS ON ARMOR; ASSEMBLY MEASURE ENDORSED BY PANEL. |
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307 |
| BRIEFLY : AKINWANDE GETS SHOT AT HOLYFIELD. |
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471 |
| BRIEFLY : L.A. PANEL PROPOSES FREEZE ON BORROWING. |
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635 |
| BRIEFLY : NAACP TO SPONSOR CITY ELECTION FORUM. |
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106 |
| CALARTS GRADUATE PUTS LESSONS TO WORK WITH MOVIE COMEDY. |
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221 |
| CHARTER REFORM DELAY AT ISSUE; FERRARO, GOLDBERG SUGGEST POSTPONEMENT OF ELECTION. |
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864 |
| CHECK OUT; NEWS AND TIPS : COOL CUTTING. |
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531 |
| CITY'S FIREFIGHTERS HONOR FALLEN COMRADES. |
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593 |
| CLINTON ADDRESSES SLAVERY IN U.S. |
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715 |
| CLIPPERS VS. NEW YORK. |
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112 |
| CLU NOTES: BLUSTERY WEEK FOR CLU GOLF; BASEBALL TEAM'S WIN STREAK STOPPED AT 12. |
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531 |
| COC NOTES: CANYONS FINDS HITTING TROUBLE; LIVE PITCHING CAUSES PROBLEMS. |
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633 |
| COLLEGE ROUNDUP: THE MASTER'S POUNCES ON MENLO. |
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245 |
| COMMENTARY: CARDINAL WILL BE PEOPLE'S CHOICE; STANFORD'S RISE AMAZING, INSPIRING. |
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869 |
| COOK'S CORNER : READERS BRIMMING OVER WITH CABBAGE SOUP RECIPES. |
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Recipe |
429 |
| COUNCILMAN ENCOURAGED BY IMBALANCE. |
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327 |
| CRASH VICTIMS' KIN TRYING TO COPE. |
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781 |
| DEAD INFANT'S MOTHER, AUNT, GRANDMA HELD. |
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408 |
| DELAY F-22 ORDERS, GAO RECOMMENDS. |
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1071 |
| DETECTIVE'S WORK REVIEWED IN SEX-CRIME CASES. |
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310 |
| DUCKS GIVE UP MIRONOV, PRONGER; ANAHEIM EARNS RIGHTS TO LALIME. |
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399 |
| EDITORIAL : FIRST THINGS FIRST; MTA CREDIBILITY BEGINS WITH THE BOARD, NOT THE CEO. |
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Editorial |
501 |
| EDITORIAL : MERGER MADNESS HAS LIMITS; THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT IS RIGHT TO QUESTION THE LOCKHEED-NORTHROP DEAL. |
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Editorial |
373 |
| EXPO TO EXTOL LATEST HEALTH, FITNESS ADVANCES. |
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407 |
| EYEING THE BIG PICTURE; IWERKS SEES THEATER BOOM AS BOON FOR GIANT SCREENS. |
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610 |
| FAMILY OF GIRL KILLED IN CRASH GETS SUPPORT. |
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527 |
| FIREFIGHTER DIED WITH BEST FRIEND; CRASH VICTIMS MOURNED. |
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553 |
| FIVE GARNER CALARTS/ALPERT AWARDS. |
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885 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
34 |
| HART FLOORS BURROUGHS : HART 15, BURROUGHS 3. |
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475 |
| HE'S A HIT RIGHT OFF THE BAT; KONERKO GETS CHANCE TO SHOW SWEET SWING. |
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962 |
| HERO WITHOUT NAME; MAN ALERTS COUPLE TO GARAGE FIRE. |
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479 |
| HEY, BUDDY, CAN YA SPARE A LINE? |
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470 |
| HOUSE PANEL ENDORSES FREEWAY FUNDING. |
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178 |
| HOUSE PANEL ENDORSES FUNDS FOR HIGHWAYS. |
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306 |
| HOUSE PANEL OKS FUNDING TO UPGRADE LOCAL FREEWAYS. |
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431 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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267 |
| INQUIRY CLEARS DALLY JURY; MURDER TRIAL TO PROCEED. |
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430 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: BURLESON BELIEVES JETHAWKS WILL BE STRONG. |
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379 |
| KARROS STARTS HEALING PROCESS. |
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373 |
| KINGS WIN IN WILD 3RD PERIOD : KINGS 4, SAN JOSE 3. |
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237 |
| LAFD LIFTS HELICOPTER FLIGHT BAN. |
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726 |
| LAKERS VS. SACRAMENTO. |
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116 |
| LAW PANEL SEEKS TO DISQUALIFY JUDGE; STATE COMMISSION CITING DUIS, ATTEMPTS TO INFLUENCE OFFICERS. |
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484 |
| MAN, LOVER CONVICTED OF KILLING HIS MOTHER, EX-GIRLFRIEND IN '95. |
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270 |
| MILITARY FLIGHT ACCIDENTS DIP TO RECORD LOW; 68 CLASS A INCIDENTS RECORDED IN '97, U.S. REPORT SAYS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
353 |
| MUSICIANS JOIN VOICES AGAINST DEATH PENALTY. |
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436 |
| NBC DEEP-SIXES COMPETITION IN NIELSENS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
275 |
| NEWBURY PARK MAKES WARSHAW BOY'S POLO COACH. |
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86 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS CAMERON'S FUTURE LOOKING GREENER. |
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987 |
| NOTES: CSUN TOURNEY BECOMES PRIMETIME BASKETBALL EVENT. |
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153 |
| NOTES: THUNDER DOMINATES, HEADS TO STATE HOCKEY PLAYOFFS. |
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376 |
| OBITUARY : DICK VANDER EYK. |
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Obituary |
276 |
| OSCAR AWARDS CURTAIN COULD RISE ON SUNDAYS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1025 |
| OSCAR BODY LANGUAGE TELLS ALL; EXPERT KNOWS WHO'S SINCERE AT BIG SHOW. |
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648 |
| PLAN TO POST PHOTOS OF POLICE IS ASSAILED. |
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449 |
| PLANNERS REJECT FAST-FOOD PROJECT. |
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363 |
| POST-OSCAR BOX-OFFICE SURGE FULL SPEED AHEAD; `TITANIC' STILL CHAMP, BUT OTHER WINNERS, NEW FILMS ON FAST TRACK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
668 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : `GOLD-DIGGING BIMBOS' AT ROOT OF `CRISIS'. |
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Editorial |
1416 |
| RAINS BRING BUMPER MARIJUANA CROP. |
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235 |
| RESTAURANT REPLICAS : OUT OF THE SEA: FROM SCAMPI TO JAMBALAYA, COPYCATS COME ASHORE. |
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Recipe |
1617 |
| ROBBINS WILL DIRECT HIS REAL-LIFE LEADING LADY IN `CRADLE'. |
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779 |
| SANTA CLARITA VALLEY MEETING TO PROVIDE TIPS ON GANGS. |
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467 |
| SCHOOL CHEERS ACADEMIC TEAM; ACHIEVEMENTS HAILED AT MOORPARK HIGH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
807 |
| SCHOOLS SERVING UP SECURITY; PATROLS TARGET FOOD THEFT. |
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564 |
| SCHOOLYARD AMBUSH; BOYS IN CAMOUFLAGE KILL 5. |
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718 |
| SHE'S A HERO; GIRL RESCUED BROTHER, SISTER AFTER CRASH. |
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720 |
| SOFTBALL BEAT : BURROUGHS COPS WINNING ATTITUDE. |
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849 |
| SOFTWARE SPECIALIST SSI BUYS GAME DEVELOPER. |
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262 |
| SPECIAL EFFECTS VETERAN BRINGS HOME AN OSCAR; T.O. MAN GARNERS THE COVETED AWARD FOR WORK IN `TITANIC'. |
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623 |
| SPRING TRAINING '98 : DODGERS. |
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413 |
| STANFORD'S LEE APOLOGIZES TO R.I. |
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62 |
| STEP TAKEN TO IMPROVE FAMILY-SUPPORT SERVICE. |
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244 |
| TB CASES DOWN IN MOST OF CALIFORNIA. |
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Statistical Data Included |
293 |
| THE DAY IN PREPS: KENNEDY DRIVES PAST GRANADA HILLS. |
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661 |
| THOUSAND OAKS FIGHTS OFF WESTLAKE : THOUSAND OAKS 4, WESTLAKE 2. |
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633 |
| TRACK BEAT: PALMDALE GIRLS TRACKING A TITLE; BRANDY SMITH LEADS JUNIOR PACK. |
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606 |
| U.S. PANEL OKS TRANSIT ASSISTANCE; SUBWAY FUNDS SURVIVE, BIKE PATHS BACKED. |
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620 |
| USC OFF TO SIZZLING START. |
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934 |
| VALENCIA HIGH DECA TEAM GETS LOOK AT BUSINESS END. |
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443 |
| WACHS BLASTS $20 MILLION ADDED TO DWP BUYOUT. |
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329 |
March 25, 1998
