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| [0] TSYPLAKOV SURPRISES : KINGS 3 SAN JOSE 2. |
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509 |
| `GO' WHERE TEEN PIX FEAR TO TREAD. |
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Movie Review |
749 |
| `OPEN' STATUS NOT NECESSARILY BAD FOR JOCKEYS; MCCARRON, OTHER TOP RIDERS COULD END UP WITH QUALITY DERBY MOUNTS. |
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1205 |
| `VETERAN' KENNEDY VICTORIOUS : KENNEDY 8 ECR 7. |
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377 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ERSTAD ACCEPTS WHAT FATE DEALS. |
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537 |
| AUDIT SEES PROFIT MOTIVE IN LAUSD MOVE. |
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322 |
| BASEBALL BEAT: AGOURA WILL TRAVEL TO NEVADA HOPING FOR A TURNAROUND : RAIN DAMPENS CALABASAS' SPIRITS. |
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643 |
| BASEBALL BEAT: COC TRYING TO STAY POSITIVE DESPITE HAVING 9-20 RECORD. |
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750 |
| BASEBALL BEAT: LANCASTER-PALMDALE NOW SEEN AS TOSSUP : EAGLES BEAT HARRINGTON IN 1ST MEETING. |
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730 |
| BASEBALL: SMALL BUT SLICK : QUIET CURTIS: GOOD HITTER, FIELDER, LEADER FOR CALABASAS. |
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734 |
| BELGRADE `PEACE' REJECTED. |
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761 |
| BLAZE LEAVES JETHAWKS OUT IN THE COLD. |
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283 |
| BOXING: RUELAS BROTHERS PLAN TO FIGHT AGAIN. |
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168 |
| BRIEFLY : BURBANK AIRPORT SUIT ORDERED TO GO TO TRIAL. |
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432 |
| BRIEFLY : MAN, 19, GETS LIFE IN '97 SLAYING CASE. |
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162 |
| BRIEFLY : WHITE: LET MEN DRESS IN PRIVATE. |
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644 |
| BULLETIN BOARD. |
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419 |
| BURBANK OFFICER OVERCOMES INJURY, WILL RUN IN RELAY. |
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462 |
| CHATSWORTH SQUEEZES BY : CHATSWORTH 6 GRANADA HILLS 5. |
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544 |
| CITRUS OK WITH CHINA DESPITE WTO UNCERTAINTY. |
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414 |
| COACH OFFERS WISDOM BEYOND THE BALLFIELD. |
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730 |
| COLLEGE SOFTBALL: SLATON GOING BATTY : ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE SLUGGER ON A TEAR AT THE PLATE. |
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525 |
| CONDO BUILDER SETTLES LAWSUIT. |
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557 |
| CONFLICTING TESTIMONY HEARD DURING TRIAL OF SINGER'S WIFE. |
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322 |
| COUNTY'S OFFICIALLY INFESTED BY KILLER BEES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
427 |
| CSUN DRAWING ATTENTION; 2ND ANIMATION FESTIVAL CATCHES HOLLYWOOD'S EYE. |
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657 |
| CSUN VP NAMED INTERIM PRESIDENT. |
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119 |
| DEPUTY GUILTY OF FORGING DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS. |
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447 |
| DISNEY CREATING CABLE NETWORK TO AIR SOAP OPERAS IN PRIME TIME. |
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373 |
| DISPUTE BUILDS OVER POLICE-FIRE SAFETY BONDS. |
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412 |
| DODGER FARE HITS A HOMER; FAMED FOOTLONGS, SAUSAGES, SUSHI, MICROBREWS PLEASE FANS. |
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Restaurant Review |
930 |
| DODGERS LOSE TO ROCKIES; SHEFFIELD'S STIFF HIP FORCES HIM TO LEAVE : COLORADO 4 DODGERS 2. |
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706 |
| DODGERS LOSE TO ROCKIES; SHEFFIELD'S STIFF HIP FORCES HIM TO LEAVE : COLORADO 4 DODGERS 2. |
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782 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: JOHNSON LAUDS START OF LEADOFF MAN YOUNG. |
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734 |
| EDITORIAL : DEMOCRAT DICTATORSHIP; ASSEMBLY BILL TO IMPOSE UNION RULES ON CHARTER SCHOOLS WOULD DESTROY HOPES FOR EDUCATION REFORM. |
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Editorial |
571 |
| EDITORIAL : MINING CONTROVERSY; A PLAN TO DIG UP SOLEDAD CANYON'S HILLSIDES RAISES SERIOUS QUESTIONS ABOUT WHERE TAX DOLLARS GO. |
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Editorial |
293 |
| EX-MTA MANAGER TO GET MILLIONS. |
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412 |
| EXOTIC THAI REALLY SATISFIES. |
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Restaurant Review |
806 |
| FATALLY SHOT MAN FLEES BLOCK TOWARD HOME. |
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270 |
| FILM HAS `NEVER BEEN' DUMBER. |
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Movie Review |
619 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : ANIMATION SHINES AT CSUN. |
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399 |
| FILMMAKER CARNAHAN LEAVES `BLOOD GUTS' CALLING CARD. |
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Movie Review |
585 |
| FIVE DIE WHEN CAR PLUNGES OFF ROAD; AGUA DULCE CRASH BLAMED ON SPEED. |
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443 |
| FRANCO PLAYS THE LONG SHOTS. |
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868 |
| FRAUD SUSPECT FOUND WITH DEAD MAN'S CAR. |
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606 |
| GENTRY DEFENSE BEGINS ITS CASE. |
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433 |
| GOVERNOR BAGS FOUR REFORM LAWS; DAVIS PROCLAIMS HIS FIRST 100 DAYS A SUCCESS. |
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652 |
| GRATEFUL GOOD-BYE; GLENDALE SAYS THANKS TO GIVENS, ZARIAN. |
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287 |
| HART CRUISES TO TITLE. |
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446 |
| HE'S FIRST IN LINE; TARZANA TEEN SET UP CAMP TO BUY `EPISODE 1' TICKETS. |
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967 |
| HONOREES INVITED TO TEACH AT CALARTS. |
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677 |
| HOT SPOTS : NARROW BUT NEAT. |
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274 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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307 |
| INSULTS FLY IN COUNCIL RACE; TOP FUND-RAISERS SANCHEZ, PADILLA FEUD BY MAIL IN 7TH DISTRICT. |
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535 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: MONAHAN, CLOUDE BACK IN MINORS. |
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544 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : CRAIG 'N CO. SING OF THINGS NEWISH, JEWISH. |
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633 |
| L.A. TAXPAYERS MUST DO DUTY AS LANDLORDS. |
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Editorial |
719 |
| LAWMAKERS WANT TO EXPAND FREEWAY CONGESTION STUDY. |
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521 |
| LAWSUIT LIKELY IN TRACT DISPUTE; MOORPARK BATTLE WILL COST TAXPAYERS. |
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455 |
| LEELEE'S MAGIC MOMENT; 16-YEAR-OLD SOBIESKI TACKLES TEEN LIFE IN `NEVER BEEN KISSED,' SAINTHOOD IN TV'S `JOAN OF ARC'. |
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1510 |
| MADNESS OF GENIUS SAVORED IN ABSURDLY FUNNY `DR. AKAGI'. |
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Movie Review |
417 |
| MAN CRASHES STOLEN CAR; CARJACKING SUSPECT CRITICALLY HURT. |
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385 |
| MARINE SCIENCES WILL BE OFFERED; STUDENTS EAGER TO STUDY OCEANS. |
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277 |
| MARKETS SOAR; DOW BREAKS RECORD - YET AGAIN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
563 |
| MASTERS NOTEBOOK: AUGUSTA CHOPS WOODS DOWN TO SIZE. |
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815 |
| MAYOR CALLS VALLEY REVOLT A FAMILY FEUD. |
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346 |
| NBA ROUNDUP: CLIPPERS BITE WOLVES. |
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528 |
| NEWS LITE : LOS FELIZ LIBRARY BIG ON DICAPRIO. |
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959 |
| NOTEBOOK: DENNIS HEADED TO W. VIRGINIA. |
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362 |
| OH BABY! 1ST TOT OF 2000? IT'S CONCEIVABLE. |
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178 |
| PERFORMANCES THE ESSENCE OF `METROLAND'S' CHARM. |
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Movie Review |
561 |
| PIANIST IN 80S TO GIVE RECITAL. |
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367 |
| PRICES FOR GAS EXPECTED TO FALL; FORMER LOWS MAY NOT RETURN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
352 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : EXPLAIN TO THEM. |
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Editorial |
1522 |
| RECORD LOW CROWD WATCHES GALAXY FALL : COLUMBUS 2 GALAXY 1. |
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439 |
| REMOVING OUTDOOR BILLBOARDS REMAINS PRIORITY FOR COUNCIL. |
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265 |
| ROUND 1 TO AUGUSTA; ONLY 17 GOLFERS BREAK PAR; TRIPLE BOGEY HURTS TIGER. |
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825 |
| SAUGUS GETS JUMP ON HART IN FOOTHILL LEAGUE RACE : SAUGUS 2, HART 1. |
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443 |
| SC FOOTBALL: SWITCH SUITS FLETCHER. |
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263 |
| SCULLY ADEPT AT ADAPTING; SPORTSCASTER STAYS CALM AMID HOOPLA. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1838 |
| SEAGRAM'S ONLINE PLANS BOOST STOCK. |
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343 |
| SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND. |
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537 |
| SHOPS' BUZZ BUILDS; HOME DEPOT OPENS; WAL-MART PREPARING FOR BUSINESS. |
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559 |
| SKY-HIGH LEASES? RENT PROPOSAL IRKS AIRPORT TENANTS. |
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570 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1019 |
| THE DAY IN PREPS: CRESPI FROSH COACH NORRINGTON GETS RESEDA JOB. |
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428 |
| THEATER ITEMS TO STAR AT RUMMAGE SALE. |
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472 |
| THEY HAVEN'T PAVED EASY PATH TO A TITLE. |
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462 |
| TRACK & FIELD BEAT : CITY SHOWDOWN. |
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572 |
| TRACK BEAT: TRACK'S DEMANDS MORE TO HIS LIKING : SAUGUS' BOEDING ENJOYS THIS PRESSURE. |
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782 |
| TRANSPORTATION OFFICIAL HOPES TO REGAIN POST AFTER OUSTER. |
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467 |
| TSYPLAKOV SURPRISES : KINGS 3 SAN JOSE 2. |
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498 |
| TURBODYNE TACKLES ISSUE OF DELISTING. |
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164 |
| VAUGHN PLACED ON DL. |
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509 |
| VIDEO : VERY DIFFERENT FAMILIES IN TURMOIL. |
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Video Recording Review |
712 |
| VOLLEYBALL BEAT: IT DOESN'T LOOK GOOD AT ALL FOR HIGHLAND : POWERFUL Q.H. HAS HUGE EDGE. |
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460 |
| WESTON RETURNS TO THAT `IMPOSSIBLE VILLAGE'. |
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1055 |
| WHAT'S HAPPENING : FILM. |
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684 |
| WINTER SPRINGS BACK; ALASKAN STORM KEEPS TEMPERATURES LOW. |
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877 |
| WYCLEF JEAN HOPES TO GET EVEN DEEPER INTO MOVIE BIZ. |
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782 |
April 9, 1999
