Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| [0] BULLETIN BOARD. |
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399 |
| `RYAN' WORTH YET ANOTHER LOOK. |
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Video Recording Review |
414 |
| 2 PERCENT GRADE STAYS IN PROPOSAL FOR BORCHARD ROAD. |
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353 |
| 84 SITES TO GET NEW LIGHTS; PARKS AND DWP TO ILLUMINATE RECREATION AREAS. |
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454 |
| AIRPORT REWORKS STANCE; OFFICIALS OFFER TO COMPROMISE ON TERMINAL SIZE, GATE COUNT. |
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1017 |
| AMPHITHEATER PLAZA PAVING TO BE REPLACED; OFFICIALS SAY OLD ROCK UNSAFE. |
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408 |
| APARTMENT MAY GO AHEAD; MAYOR SEES NO MEANS OF BLOCKING CONTROVERSIAL PROJECT. |
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626 |
| ARTS PLAZA THEATER FEES COULD INCREASE $1,800. |
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547 |
| BELMONT: NEW FEAR ON SAFETY; OIL, GAS CONTAMINATION GREATER THAN REPORTED, ENGINEER SAYS. |
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800 |
| BILL WOULD SEND TRANSIT FUNDS TO CITIES. |
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352 |
| BRIEFLY : EXECUTIVE NAMED FOR AUTRY MUSEUM. |
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276 |
| BRIEFLY : POLICE ARREST RAPE SUSPECT IN PACOIMA. |
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248 |
| BRIEFLY : REGISTRATION SOON DUE FOR GOLF EVENT. |
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179 |
| BRIEFLY : TIGER ENDS DROUGHT, WINS IN GERMANY. |
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408 |
| BROAD WAIVES EXCLUSIVITY; NFL SUITOR SURPRISES PANEL; OVITZ UNVEILS PLAN. |
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628 |
| BRUSH CONTROL ISSUE LINGERS. |
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291 |
| BULLETIN BOARD. |
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359 |
| CASEY AT THE BAT; ROYAL HIGH'S O'QUINN PROVES BEYOND DOUBT THAT HE BELONGS WITH THE BIG BOYS. |
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798 |
| CENTER TO HELP CUT CRIME; DEPUTIES TO BECOME POSITIVE PRESENCE. |
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627 |
| CHATTER: LOTS OF TITLES, NO RESPECT. |
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565 |
| CITY HALL WILL DRILL FOR Y2K; SHORT POWER OUTAGE TO TEST GENERATORS. |
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333 |
| CITY SECTION SOFTBALL: ECR TO TRY ERASING '98 FAILURE. |
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338 |
| CITY, COUNTY TO SUE GUN MANUFACTURERS. |
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245 |
| COMMITTEE SANCTIONS CURB CUTS; TOBACCO FUNDS MAY FIX SIDEWALKS. |
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408 |
| COPS SHOWS BUSTED; SUPREME COURT HALTS HOME ENTRY. |
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|
932 |
| COUNCIL PRESSURE SUCCEEDS IN SETTING LABOR VS. REFORM. |
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|
748 |
| COX'S 30 KS, 2 HOMERS JUST ENOUGH FOR Q.H. : QUARTZ HILL 3, GLENDORA 1. |
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|
509 |
| CUTTING OUT ALL FAT NOT SO GOOD IDEA. |
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Statistical Data Included |
668 |
| DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST. |
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Statistical Data Included |
384 |
| DEVELOPER ELIOPULOS DIES AT 80. |
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Obituary |
267 |
| DODGERS VS. CINCINNATI. |
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|
115 |
| DOW TAKES SLIDE; BANKS, NET LEAD DOWNHILL RUN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
482 |
| EASTWOOD'S EX SETTLES WITH WARNER BROS. |
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|
479 |
| EDITORIAL : GUTTING SCHOOL REFORM; LEGISLATION WOULD TAKE INDEPENDENCE AWAY FROM CHARTER SCHOOLS. |
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Editorial |
397 |
| EDITORIAL : STAND UP AND BE COUNTED. |
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Editorial |
368 |
| EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP. |
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Editorial |
126 |
| EVERYTHING CHANGED IN BLINK OF AN EYE; ACCIDENT CHANGES THINGS FOR CATCHER VANDERGEEST. |
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652 |
| EXPERT: BOY MAY HAVE HAD STROKE. |
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281 |
| FINAL SCHOOL BELL TO RING; SPECIAL TEACHER ENDING CAREER. |
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726 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
32 |
| FRESHMEN GIVEN 4TH CHANCE; CSUN OFFERS ADDITIONAL REMEDIATION. |
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421 |
| HUNDREDS STORM CAPITOL; FAMILIES, TEACHERS RALLY FOR AUTONOMY OF CHARTER SCHOOLS. |
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607 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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283 |
| INVESTORS BELITTLE AVIS LEASING DEAL. |
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149 |
| JAR JAR FLIPS LID OVER REACTION TO `STAR WARS'. |
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734 |
| JETHAWKS GO BATTY OVER BLAZE : BAKERSFIELD 2, JETHAWKS 1. |
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383 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: SACHSE'S RETURN IS A LIFT FOR JETHAWKS : YOUNG TEAM CAN FOLLOW HIS LEAD. |
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921 |
| JUBILEES : BERRY FARM PICKED FOR OCCASION. |
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223 |
| KIDS PUSHING PEACE; TEENS PROPOSE ANTI-HATE DAY. |
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499 |
| LAKERS ANALYSIS: FALLING STARS : NOTHING CERTAIN AS LAKERS FACE MAJOR DECISIONS. |
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1899 |
| LANCASTER SPLITS FROM PALMDALE ON FOREIGN TRADE. |
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430 |
| LAWS WOULD BRING FUNDS TO CITIES. |
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355 |
| LIGHTNING DEATH QUESTIONS REMAIN. |
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485 |
| LMU LOOKS FORWARD TO STANFORD. |
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925 |
| LOCAL: PREP EXTRA : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK. |
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1097 |
| MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER-FOR-HIRE PLOT. |
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160 |
| MAN SUES WIFE'S EMPLOYER AFTER FRAUD ACCUSATION. |
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404 |
| MOORPARK STUDENT SENTENCED IN THEFTS. |
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|
192 |
| MTA VOTES TO APPEAL COURT ORDER; DECISION ANGERS RIDERS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
507 |
| NATIVE POPPIES COME HOME TO BLOOM. |
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|
250 |
| NEWS LITE : SENATOR OR NOT, CLINTON N.Y.-BOUND. |
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|
664 |
| NO JOHNNY COME LATELY; CHILD ACTOR FOLLOWED HIS DREAM FROM `RIFLEMAN' TO BAND LEADER. |
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1727 |
| NO MEDALS IN FIGHT ON HONORING FREED GIS. |
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799 |
| O'NEAL PUT THE `ME' INTO LAKERS. |
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808 |
| OLYMPIANS GET READY TO SCRUB CARS. |
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141 |
| PAYCHECKS GET THE BOOT; WORKERS FILING CLAIMS AGAINST WESTERN WEAR. |
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643 |
| PLAYING HIS HAND; HART'S NOLAN LEMAR SHOWS WHAT HE HAS. |
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800 |
| PLAYOFFS : BASEBALL. |
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1602 |
| PLAYOFFS : BASEBALL. |
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|
975 |
| PLAYOFFS. |
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|
381 |
| POISON PILLS ARE BITTER MOUTHFUL FOR SHAREHOLDERS. |
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Editorial |
669 |
| POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE. |
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|
109 |
| PREP BASEBALL PLAYOFFS: CANYON HIGH PITCHERS ARE GRADED ON THE CURVE : TIME IN BULLPEN PAYS OFF FOR COWBOYS' MUNN. |
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613 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : KILLING WHALES. |
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Editorial |
1748 |
| QUARTZ HILL'S SINGH RAN INTO TOUGH OPPONENT. |
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|
128 |
| RESIDENTS DISCUSS SCHOOL SITES. |
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|
368 |
| SIMI, T.O. ONE UP ON Y2K; SOME CITIES PREPARED, BUT OTHERS NOT SO READY FOR 2000. |
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|
707 |
| SOUTHERN SECTION SOFTBALL PREVIEW: CHAMINADE IS PREPARED. |
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355 |
| SPEAK UP TO SAVE MISSION COLLEGE. |
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Editorial |
648 |
| TALK TO DETAIL VIOLENT LEANINGS AMONG CHILDREN. |
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|
322 |
| TENNIS PREVIEW: TOP SEEDS COULD FACE CHALLENGES. |
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|
430 |
| THE BUZZ : OSCAR'S FINAL SHOW AT SHRINE. |
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|
366 |
| THEY'RE STARTING TO WORRY DODGERS; ASIDE FROM BROWN, PITCHERS ARE STRUGGLING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1259 |
| TIME FOR REDEMPTION; ECR PITCHER REDLIN GOES FOR TITLE AFTER TUMULTUOUS SEASON IN 1998. |
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|
1044 |
| TRANSITION TO DIGITAL WILL TRANSFORM MOVIES; ADVANTAGES OF NEW TECHNOLOGY WILL BE MANY. |
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Editorial |
642 |
| USC'S DAVIS LEAVES HIS MARK. |
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|
295 |
| USURPING PSYLLIDS; LADYBUGS PRESSED INTO WAR TO SAVE TREE. |
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|
289 |
| VALLEY'S TEAMS BEGIN PLAYOFF RUN. |
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476 |
| VITESSE TO ACQUIRE `NETWORK CHIP' FIRM. |
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|
273 |
| WACHS LEADS EFFORT TO PASS NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCILS DECREE. |
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|
340 |
| WALL STREET MAY EXTEND TRADING HOURS. |
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119 |
May 25, 1999
