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| [0] ANGELS LOSE ON SOME CLOSE CALLS : OAKLAND 6, ANGELS 5. |
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775 |
| [0] BAD NIGHT IN DUCKS' NET : ST. LOUIS 3, DUCKS 1. |
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390 |
| [0] DODGERS' PEREZ ROCKED IN 7TH : ARIZONA 6, DODGERS 2. |
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655 |
| `CERTAIN JUSTICE' SMARTLY WRAPS MURDER IN MYSTERY. |
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Television Program Review |
388 |
| 3,000-HOME PLAN REVVED UP; CITY COUNCIL OKS ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT, ROAD. |
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347 |
| 64 KOSOVO REFUGEES KILLED; WHO DID IT? NATO, SERBS TRADE CHARGES IN AFTERMATH. |
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924 |
| ACTOR IMPALED ON CADILLAC FIN. |
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291 |
| AIRPORT MEETING HITS WALL; GLENDALE LAW COULD BLOCK LAURELL'S COUNCIL CONFAB PLAN. |
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432 |
| ANGELS LOSE ON SOME CLOSE CALLS : OAKLAND 6, ANGELS 5. |
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799 |
| ANGER OVER APRIL 15 HELPS ROBIN HOOD ENDURE. |
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Editorial |
728 |
| BAD NIGHT IN DUCKS' NET : ST. LOUIS 3, DUCKS 1. |
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406 |
| BASKIN-ROBBINS TO SELL GLENDALE HQ, STAY CLOSE. |
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185 |
| BICYCLIST LEARNING TO EXPECT UNEXPECTED. |
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601 |
| BRIEFLY : CITY CHANGES MEANS OF SELECTING MAYOR. |
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472 |
| BRIEFLY : CRIMINAL EVIDENCE IN TITLE FIGHT OFFERED. |
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283 |
| BRIEFLY : EX-HUSBAND SOUGHT IN HOSTAGE EPISODE. |
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110 |
| BRIEFLY : PITT STALKER MEETING TERMS OF PROBATION. |
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232 |
| BRIEFLY : RECRUITMENT DAY SET AT LANCASTER STATION. |
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378 |
| BULLETIN BOARD. |
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240 |
| BURGLARIZED BOX SPURS BOMB SCARE. |
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153 |
| CARSON BOWS TO COLISEUM; OVITZ APPEARS READY TO GIVE UP AND CHANGE SIDES. |
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1029 |
| CHICK HATCHES PLAN FOR 10 WAYS TO MEET FACILITY NEEDS. |
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426 |
| CITY STUMPS FOR SIGN LAW; ORDINANCE LIMITS TYPES OF DISPLAYS. |
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599 |
| CLIPPERS VS. UTAH. |
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177 |
| CLOCK STARTS IN CITYHOOD STUDY; COMPROMISE REACHED OVER LIABILITY FOR COSTS. |
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497 |
| CLU BEAT: KINGSMEN ALONE AT TOP. |
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464 |
| COC BEAT: LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE FOR CANYONS SOFTBALL TEAM : COUGARS NO-HIT GLENDALE AGAIN. |
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644 |
| CORDEIRO LEADS T.O. TO VICTORY : T.O. 3, WESTLAKE 0. |
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414 |
| COURTHOUSE BUILDING BEGINS; GROUND BROKEN ON $4.6 MILLION PALMDALE PROJECT. |
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457 |
| DATES SET FOR DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. |
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208 |
| DECATHLETES COME TOGETHER IN CALIFORNIA. |
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596 |
| DEPUTIES SEEK MAN IN SLAYING AT MOTEL. |
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308 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: JOHNSON: LATE LOSS NOT ALL BAD. |
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724 |
| DODGERS' PEREZ ROCKED IN 7TH : ARIZONA 6, DODGERS 2. |
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675 |
| DOW SHAKES SELL-OFF; TECH STOCKS SALES DON'T SLOW INDEX. |
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Statistical Data Included |
411 |
| DUI SUSPECT CUT FROM TRUCK AFTER 12-MILE CHASE. |
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233 |
| EDITORIAL : A VOTE AGAINST CITY HALL. |
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Editorial |
273 |
| EDITORIAL : OUT WITH THE BAD; REFORM STORMS THROUGH THE BUNKER AT LAUSD. |
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Editorial |
420 |
| EDITORIAL : TIME FOR A DEAL. |
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Editorial |
185 |
| FAITH RESTORED; GOOD SAMARITAN TURNS WALLET IN - WITH $1,000 CASH INTACT. |
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683 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
209 |
| FROM TOP TO BOTTOM; BONEY MOUNTAIN TO THE SEA IS EXTREME. |
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1479 |
| GLOBAL BROTHERHOOD; INDIA ROTARIANS COME TO AID LANCASTER. |
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483 |
| GOSSETT DETERMINED TO AMEND IMAGE OF STEPIN FETCHIT. |
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782 |
| GRETZKY TARGETS SUNDAY; HE'LL DECIDE FUTURE BY SEASON'S END. |
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820 |
| HARRINGTON STRIKES BACK AT LANCASTER : PALMDALE 4, LANCASTER 2. |
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496 |
| HEARST FORTUNE FIGHT ENTERS COURT. |
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314 |
| HIGHLAND ROLLS, LEADS LEAGUE : HIGHLAND 3, QUARTZ HILL 1. |
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398 |
| HOSPITAL GETS ACCREDITATION; VENTURA COUNTY FACILITY'S FINANCES STILL UNDER SCRUTINY. |
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455 |
| IF THE U.S. SENDS IN TROOPS, RESPECT THEM : OUR SOLDIERS DESERVE SOLID SUPPORT FROM THE NATION THEY MUST DEFEND. |
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Editorial |
574 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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305 |
| INTERNET TRADE SHOW FOCUSES ON THE PRACTICAL. |
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410 |
| IT'S EASIER PLAYING FOOTBALL GAMES THAN MIND GAMES. |
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1081 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: FARNSWORTH HAS MIXED RESULTS IN HIS RETURN : TALENTED PITCHER BACK AFTER SURGERY. |
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802 |
| JETHAWKS' DEFENSE RESTS IN HOME-OPENING DEFEAT : SAN BERN. 9, JETHAWKS 4. |
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419 |
| JOE WALKER TEAM WINS BIG; STUDENTS TAKE SECOND PLACE IN REGIONAL SCIENCE CONTEST. |
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394 |
| JOIN THE CLUB; MUSIC-DRIVEN FASHIONS FOR DRESSING ON THE WILD SIDE. |
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1057 |
| KINGS VS. DUCKS. |
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81 |
| L.B. WOULD BE GRAND WIN FOR HERTA. |
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874 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: LAKERS REGROUP : PACIFIC RACE ALL BUT OVER. |
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491 |
| LANDOWNER CHARGED WITH INSURANCE FRAUD. |
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219 |
| LEVEQUE HURT; N.D. POUNCES : N.D. 7, CRESPI 1. |
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513 |
| LIVE-IN BABY SITTER BAGS $197 MILLION LOTTERY PRIZE. |
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653 |
| LOCAL NOTES: EX-COACH KER DIES. |
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269 |
| LOCKYER PROBES GAS PRICE SPIKES; ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS LEGAL ACTION POSSIBLE. |
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834 |
| NEW CREW AIMS TO FIX SCHOOLS; RIORDAN-SUPPORTED SLATE VOWS TO PRESS CHANGES AT L.A. DISTRICT. |
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851 |
| NEWS LITE : PAMELA'S LOSSES DEFLATE MALE FANS. |
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879 |
| O.J. ATTACKER REPORTEDLY HAD STOLEN PLATE ON VAN. |
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218 |
| OPENING-DAY TROUT ARE BIG AND BROWN AT TWIN LAKES : EASTERN SIERRA HOTBED KNOWN FOR RECORD-SIZED FISH. |
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1304 |
| OUTSPOKEN GLENDALE MAYOR IN PIVOTAL ROLE. |
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471 |
| PADILLA TO FACE SANCHEZ IN RUNOFF. |
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662 |
| POLICE RAIDS NET 7 ARRESTS; SIMI, MOORPARK OFFICIALS TEAM UP FOR STING. |
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345 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CABLE FRANCHISE BIDDING. |
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Editorial |
1619 |
| RALLY TARGETS DREAMWORKS; COMMUNITY COLLEGE SUPPORT SOUGHT IN EXCHANGE FOR TAX BREAKS. |
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244 |
| RIORDAN PARTLY BLAMES VALLEY FOR DEFEAT OF BOND. |
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1022 |
| ROBBERY MAY HAVE RING LINK; $300,000 GEM HEIST COULD BE LATEST HIT. |
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363 |
| ROCKETDYNE TO EXPLODE OLD AMMUNITION AT LAB. |
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247 |
| SCRAPPY TAFT STAYS ON TOP : TAFT 3, CHATSWORTH 0. |
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384 |
| SHERIFF PLEDGES MORE DEPUTIES TO FIGHT A.V. GANGS. |
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269 |
| SHERIFF SEEKS 1,000 DEPUTIES FOR AGENCY. |
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270 |
| SNOW MAY BLOW, BUT CAMPS A GO : WARMING TREND COMES JUST IN TIME. |
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480 |
| SOFTBALL BEAT : KEEPING SCORE ON PARENT SCOREKEEPERS. |
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1068 |
| STATE WILL GET TINY TAX FORM IN 2000. |
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218 |
| STRAW BACK IN TROUBLE; OUTFIELDER FACES DRUG, SOLICITATION CHARGES. |
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374 |
| STUDENT PRINCETON-BOUND; TEEN SEEKS TO EMULATE FOREFATHER. |
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474 |
| SYLMAR COURSE IS UPTOWN. |
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979 |
| TAX FILERS LINE UP FOR LAST-MINUTE STATE, IRS RETURNS. |
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278 |
| TAXING TIMES; 24-HOUR RUSH STILL ON FOR MANY PEOPLE. |
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595 |
| TEEN WRONGLY FREED RECAPTURED. |
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366 |
| THE DAY IN SPORTS: GRANADA'S LOE STOPS ECR. |
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496 |
| TIME WARNER EARNINGS STRONG. |
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Statistical Data Included |
313 |
| TOP GUN; ARMED AND READY, MCNOWN EXPECTED TO BE A PRIME PICK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1173 |
| TRACK BEAT: A.V. RUNNING OUT : TEAM IS HURT BY LACK OF FUNDS AND WANING COMMITMENT. |
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898 |
| TRACK BEAT: HART BACK ON TOP : BOYS' TEAM SETTING OUT TO RECLAIM FOOTHILL TITLE. |
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615 |
| TRACK BEAT: OUT OF THE COLD : BUT MOORPARK'S ADRIAN LOOKS FORWARD TO WEATHER AT SYRACUSE. |
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712 |
| VALLI'S WIFE TAKES STAND IN HER OWN DEFENSE AT TRIAL; WOMAN TELLS OF FEAR DURING BISTRO ATTACK. |
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669 |
| WHOPPER OF A CHANGE; BURGER KING TESTING ROYAL MAKEOVER OF SELECT SITES. |
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508 |
| WINNERS OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE RACE PLEDGE TO GET THINGS DONE. |
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452 |
April 15, 1999
