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| [0] BRUINS ARE THINKING FAST : UCLA 100 WASHINGTON ST. 61. |
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729 |
| `8MM'S' REEL-TO-REEL SLEAZE. |
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Movie Review |
615 |
| `FLESH'-ING OUT A LESSON IN RELATIONSHIPS. |
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Movie Review |
484 |
| `JUST THE TICKET' MORE CLOYING THAN CUTE. |
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Movie Review |
548 |
| `VENTURA FIVE' SURVIVOR AT USF FACES PEPPERDINE. |
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505 |
| `WINDHORSE' ENJOYABLY ANGRY. |
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Movie Review |
539 |
| 3 IMPORT MODELS CONSIDERED SAFE DESPITE ROLLOVERS. |
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216 |
| ABORTION SPLITS STATE GOP; MODERATES DISMAYED BY LEADER'S REMARKS. |
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537 |
| ALL HEART, NO HEIGHT; DESERT MAKES PLAYOFF NOISE. |
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815 |
| AN `ENCOUNTER' OF THE 3-D KIND. |
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Movie Review |
450 |
| BAIL HIKED FOR SLAYING SUSPECT. |
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491 |
| BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS: SO, CAN SIMI VALLEY STILL DOMINATE? |
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598 |
| BOND WILL AID GOLF COURSE. |
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374 |
| BOYS' BASKETBALL PREVIEW: IT'S HARVARD-WESTLAKE AGAINST CHAMINADE, THE SEQUEL'S SEQUEL. |
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545 |
| BRIEFLY : ASS'AD GETS YOUTH-SOCCER DIRECTORSHIP. |
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375 |
| BRIEFLY : T.O. WOMAN INJURED IN TRAFFIC COLLISION. |
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204 |
| BRIEFLY. |
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320 |
| BRUINS ARE THINKING FAST : UCLA 100 WASHINGTON ST. 61. |
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709 |
| CABLE EXECUTIVES MEET CITY OFFICIALS; NEW PLAN AIMS TO QUELL ANGER OVER RATE INCREASE, OFFER MORE PRICE CHOICES. |
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427 |
| CENTER GADZURIC OUT FOR THE SEASON. |
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379 |
| CHARTER CHANGES COULD COST $19 MILLION A YEAR. |
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632 |
| CITY BOYS SECOND ROUND: FALKINSTEIN SAVES ECR : ECR 1 CHATSWORTH 0. |
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459 |
| CITY COUNCIL GETS COMPETING BUSINESS TAX PROPOSAL. |
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371 |
| CITY LAW OFFICIALS COME TO VALLEY FOR TOWN HALL MEETING; PANEL ANSWERS QUESTIONS FROM RESIDENTS. |
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459 |
| CITY, AIRPORT CLASH GETS LOUDER; BURBANK SAYS PLANE NOISE FIGURES INACCURATE. |
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390 |
| COLLEGE ADDING SPORT; WOMEN'S WATER POLO TO BEGIN FALL SEMESTER. |
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733 |
| COUNCILMAN QUITS, OFFERS REPLACEMENT. |
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449 |
| DEMOCRATS FAR FROM SHOO-IN TO TAKE SENATE; AS ICONS READY TO RETIRE, A BATTLE ROYAL SHAPES UP FOR COVETED NEW YORK SEAT. |
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Editorial |
873 |
| DENNIS ENVY; WILD WORM WANNABES FLOCK TO THE FORUM FOR FLOOR SEATS. |
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596 |
| DISTRICT APOLOGIZES FOR AIDS PLAY FLAP. |
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459 |
| DIV. II BOYS QUARTERS: WIND, RIVERSIDE POLY RUIN LANCASTER HOPES : RIVERSIDE POLY 3 LANCASTER 1. |
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364 |
| DIV. II GIRLS QUARTERS: HARVARD-WESTLAKE WINS IN BREEZE : H.W. 1 LA CANADA 0. |
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351 |
| DIV. II GIRLS SEMIFINALS: HART TURNS PASS INTO GOAL : HART 1 WESTLAKE 0. |
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448 |
| DIV. II GIRLS WATER POLO: H.-W. HUMBLED BY SANTA BARBARA IN SEMIFINALS : S. BARBARA 10 H.-W. 5. |
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442 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: JOHNSON TAKES STOCK OF BORBON. |
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656 |
| DON JUAN GENDER-BENDER ON STAGE. |
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242 |
| EDITORIAL : PROP. 218 SUBTERFUGE; HOLD ON TO YOUR WALLETS: THE CITY COUNCIL WANTS TO GO OVER VOTERS' HEADS TO GET LEGISLATIVE PERMISSION TO RAISE 911 TAX SURCHARGE. |
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Editorial |
507 |
| EDITORIAL : TWO FOR CALABASAS COUNCIL. |
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Editorial |
425 |
| FILM FESTIVAL TO CLOSE WITH AWARDS DINNER. |
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323 |
| FRUSTRATED DIRECTOR MARSHALL PLANS A RETURN TO ACTING. |
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643 |
| GOLF'S ELITE FINDING NEWEST EXPERIMENT A MOST VOLATILE MIX. |
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1000 |
| HALBERSTAM HAMMERS THE HYPE; AUTHOR WAXES ABOUT THE '90S MEDIA FRENZY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1276 |
| HEART PATIENTS LIVE FOR FITNESS; GLENDALE MEMORIAL PLAN PROVES A HIT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
532 |
| HOT SPOTS : JAWS IN TORTILLA. |
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314 |
| ICE HOCKEY: TO BE THE BEST : MARINERS ARE HOSTING NEW MEXICO TEAM FOR DIVISION TITLE. |
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472 |
| IF THEY CAN MAKE IT THERE ...; `CHAIM'S LOVE SONG' BEGAN IN THE VALLEY AND IS NOW AN OFF-BROADWAY SUCCESS STORY. |
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1087 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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317 |
| IN RUN FOR DERBY, FAST FILLIES MIGHT KEEP UP WITH COLTS. |
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1205 |
| INFORMATION OFFICERS MEET ON EMERGENCIES. |
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353 |
| JUDGE ENDS FOUNDATION CASE; BEARD-WILLIAMS' LAWYER DISPUTES REPORT CONCLUSIONS. |
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677 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : SHOOT FOR NHL ALL-STAR GAME. |
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628 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: KINGS REWARDED FOR BIG VICTORY. |
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414 |
| L.A. COUNTY HOME-CARE WORKERS VOTE FOR UNION. |
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659 |
| LAKERS FIND PERFECT CURE; WINLESS CLIPPERS ARE TARGET IN BLOWOUT GAME AT THE POND : LAKERS 115 CLIPPERS 100. |
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776 |
| LAKERS FIND PERFECT CURE; WINLESS CLIPPERS ARE TARGET IN BLOWOUT GAME AT THE POND : LAKERS 115 CLIPPERS 100. |
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691 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: BERTKA HAS BRIEF STINT AT THE HELM. |
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640 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: BUSS DELAYS DECISION ON INTERIM COACH. |
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673 |
| LAUSD OFFICIALS SUGGEST PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL BOARD; RECOMMENDATIONS URGE ACCOUNTABILITY. |
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491 |
| LEDFORD URGES USE OF PLANT 42 AS AREA AIRPORT; MAYOR SAYS IGNORE L.A. LAND. |
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516 |
| LITTLE BIG MAN, WITH A TWIST; GAETA'S HURT, YET HUGEST FOR AVC. |
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565 |
| LONELY GUY FINDS LOVE, LUCKILY. |
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Movie Review |
507 |
| MAN HELD IN VIDEOTAPED BURGLARY. |
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266 |
| MARKET ERASES MOST OF LOSS; DAY'S STEEP DECLINE BLAMED ON SOARING INTEREST RATES FOR BONDS. |
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440 |
| MATADORS CLINCH BIG SKY; WIN OVER WEBER ST. DECIDES WOMEN'S TITLE : CSUN 60 WEBER ST. 47. |
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541 |
| MELODRAMA OF MEDICAL MALICE COMES TO MOORPARK PLAYHOUSE. |
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282 |
| MOORPARK COLLEGE BEAT: RAIDERS WOMEN OPEN PLAYOFFS ON A ROLL : MOORPARK PLAYS FULLERTON TONIGHT. |
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526 |
| MTA BOARD OKS GUIDELINE RULES FOR TRANSIT ZONES. |
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195 |
| MTA EXTENDS SMART SHUTTLE FUNDING THROUGH JUNE 30. |
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259 |
| NEWS LITE : DOLE VEXES GROUP IN IMPOTENCE AD. |
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838 |
| OBITUARIES : MARY KATHYRN LUMP. |
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Obituary |
125 |
| OFF-DUTY COP HELD AFTER CRASH; IMPACT CAUSES FIRE THAT BADLY BURNS OTHER MOTORIST. |
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787 |
| OFFICIALS NAB CANINE SUSPECTS; WITNESSES IDENTIFY TWO PIT BULLS FROM GRANADA HILLS ATTACKS. |
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598 |
| ONE SMART COOKIE; BROWNIE'S SALES SKILL TRUMPS OLDER SCOUTS. |
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666 |
| PALMDALE'S MAYOR CALLS FOR AIRPORT REASSESSMENT. |
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342 |
| PANEL: FORMER JUDGE LOST RESPECT, BUT CAN RECOVER. |
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327 |
| PETITIONS CALL FOR ELECTION OF SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER. |
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478 |
| PLANNERS ENDORSE LANDFILL ADDITION; SUNSHINE CANYON VOTE ANGERS RESIDENTS. |
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811 |
| PROJECTING COOL; CAGE AND HIS `8MM' DIRECTOR OPTED FOR PERSONAL RESTRAINT. |
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1467 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : LAKERS LOST HER SUPPORT. |
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Editorial |
1558 |
| REFORM TEMPLE PLANS SERVICES CREATED BY, FOCUSING ON WOMEN. |
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404 |
| REPORT ASSAILS FACILITY'S LEADERS; ABUSES OUTLINED AT YOUTH AUTHORITY. |
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451 |
| REPORT RIPS CYA SITE'S ADMINISTRATORS; MISCONDUCT SAID TO HAVE RAGED UNCHECKED. |
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817 |
| ROAD HOG; SIERRA CLUB OFFENSIVE SHIFTS INTO HIGH GEAR VS. NEW SUV. |
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403 |
| ROAD MAP TO AREA JOBS; SURVEY TRACKS OCCUPATIONS WITH MOST GROWTH POTENTIAL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
832 |
| ROADHOUSE GRILL SERVES IT UP BIG. |
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Restaurant Review |
994 |
| ROUNDUP: EAGLES ADVANCE TO SEMIS. |
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419 |
| SAVE OPEN SPACE FILES SUIT TO HALT BIG DEVELOPMENT. |
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440 |
| SEASON OF TRIUMPH; TEAM BEATS SETBACKS TO WIN TITLE. |
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537 |
| SERENDIPITY PAYING OFF IN ARTWORK; GALLERY SPACE OPENS FOR ITEMS IN NEED OF A WALL TO HANG ABOUT. |
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481 |
| SHARPS & FLATS : FAN PENS BIO OF KEITH MOON. |
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462 |
| SOFTBALL PREVIEW: HART SOFTBALL TEAM STILL SORTING IT OUT : GORDANO INHERITS YOUTHFUL BUNCH. |
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545 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
950 |
| SOUND VISION; TOMMY HENRIKSEN OF VAN NUYS TAKES SLOW ROAD TO MUSICAL SUCCESS. |
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474 |
| SPACE FOR FOOTWORK; BURBANK TO GET FIRST SOCCER FIELD. |
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574 |
| STAMP, SCHOLARSHIP RECALL AFRICAN-AMERICAN FLIGHT. |
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604 |
| THIS GAME DOESN'T SOLVE THE PROBLEM. |
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782 |
| TURN UP THE LIGHTS, THE PARTY'S OVER IN `200 CIGARETTES'. |
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Movie Review |
569 |
| UNION PANEL VOTES AGAINST 2% PAY RAISE. |
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290 |
| USC DEFENSE STIFLES HUSKIES; TREPAGNIER FINDS HIS SCORING TOUCH : USC 70 WASHINGTON 57. |
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571 |
| VALLEY DEALERS ANGRY AT GM; SACRAMENTO URGED TO TAKE ON DETROIT. |
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438 |
February 26, 1999
