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| $1,000 GRANTS WON BY 767 STUDENTS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
222 |
| 'O BROTHER' BRINGS SHOW BACK TO ROOTS. |
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716 |
| 46TH ANNUAL EVEN READY TO SET SAIL INTO L.A. |
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408 |
| A NEW LOOK AT HIGHLAND BULLDOGS TRY LIFE AFTER RAWSONS. |
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508 |
| A.V. AEROSPACE BOOMING INDUSTRY EMPLOYS NEARLY 30% OF VALLEY WORKERS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
588 |
| APPLICATIONS TAKEN FOR VACANT COLLEGE TRUSTEE POSITION. |
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128 |
| BASEBALL 2002 A PREVIEW OF AREA HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1765 |
| BELMONT COMPLETION RECOMMENDED. |
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307 |
| BIRD'S-EYE VIEW WITH THE EYES OF HAWKS, LOCAL BIRDERS TAKE WING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1273 |
| BONDS KEY TO NEW A.V. CAMPUSES GROWTH POSES CHALLENGES FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS. |
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1409 |
| BRIEFCASE NORTHROP RATING A CHIEF CONCERN. |
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823 |
| BRIEFLY CITY FUND AVOIDS BIG ENRON LOSSES. |
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372 |
| BROADCAST'S ALL FOR SHOW. |
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Television Program Review |
754 |
| BUILDING BONDS, MUSCLES FITNESS SEEKERS FINDING COMMUNITY AT CENTER. |
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464 |
| BURNETT'S ISLAND JUST SIT RIGHT BACK AND YOU'LL HEAR A TALE ... |
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1330 |
| BUST, BOOM DEFINE PAST ANTELOPE VALLEY HAS SURVIVED UPS AND DOWNS. |
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949 |
| CAMPAIGNS RATTLE SABERS OVER ELECTION MAILER QUOTE. |
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494 |
| CAMPUS-BUILDING MUST CATCH UP WITH GROWTH. |
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508 |
| CAR-POOL PROJECT ADVANCED VALLEY FREEWAY WORK GETS BOOST. |
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642 |
| CAREGIVERS TO RECEIVE RESPITE IN PILOT PLAN. |
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292 |
| CASTAIC FOCUSES ON THE ARTS. |
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281 |
| CHATTER: TROJANS FIRED UP FOR REMATCH WITH MIAMI. |
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472 |
| CHILDREN'S PLEAS NOT ANSWERED ABUSE HOTLINE UNDERSTAFFED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
786 |
| CITY CHAMPIONSHIP BOYS' SOCCER: AGAIN, IT'S EL CAMINO FOR REAL WIN SETS UP CHANCE AT 3RD TITLE IN 4 YEARS ECR 3, FREMONT 0. |
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596 |
| CITY CHAMPIONSHIP GIRLS' SOCCER: CHATSWORTH KICKED OUT IN SEMIS SAN PEDRO 6, CHATSWORTH 3. |
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266 |
| CITY SECTION GIRLS' SOCCER: ECR OVERCOMES EJECTION ECR 1 (3), G. HILLS 1 (1). |
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359 |
| CITY SETTING CONTRACTORS UP TO FAIL. |
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Editorial |
356 |
| CITY TO CHARGE BILLBOARD FIRM VIACOM OUTDOOR ACCUSED OF ILLEGALLY ALTERING SIGNS. |
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494 |
| CLEVELAND BEATS NORTH HOLLYWOOD IN OPENER, WITH EASE CLEVELAND 5, N. HOLLY. 2. |
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518 |
| COLBERT BACK IN THE SWING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
965 |
| COLLEGE BASEBALL: CSUN STOPPING OVER AT THE HANGAR. |
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600 |
| COLLEGES SERVE COMMUNITIES HIGHLY ACCESSIBLE INSTITUTIONS CATER TO ALL LEVELS OF AMBITION. |
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2016 |
| CONGREGATIONS TEAM UP. |
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646 |
| COUNCIL APPROVES PLATEAU ACCORD WITH DEVELOPERS. |
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249 |
| COUNCIL MOVES TO CLOSE STRIP CLUB. |
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331 |
| COUNCIL OKS AUDIT FUNDS ON CITYHOOD. |
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199 |
| COUNCIL REFUSES TO SEE THE SIGNS OF URBAN UGLINESS. |
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Editorial |
473 |
| CROWE ANGRY OVER CUT SPEECH. |
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594 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: CSUN NEEDS VICTORIES TO PLANT BIG WEST SEED. |
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866 |
| DAILY UPDATE. |
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576 |
| DAILY UPDATE. |
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450 |
| DAY IN SPORTS: GOLDBLATT HAS A GRAND TIME. |
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540 |
| DEADLINE SET FOR SEAT ON COUNCIL. |
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206 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: IN TALKS, HERGES FEELING SPURNED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
821 |
| EACH HITS STRIDE ON MARATHON DAY. |
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700 |
| ECONOMIC DIVERSITY CALLED KEY TO CITY'S STRENGTH. |
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480 |
| EDITORIAL COUNTY PICKS. |
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Editorial |
176 |
| EDITORIAL NO ON PROP. Q REJECT CITY HALL'S LATEST TAX HIKE. |
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Editorial |
370 |
| EDITORIAL TWO FOR ASSEMBLY. |
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Editorial |
328 |
| ENTRANCE 'EXAMS' AUDITIONS CAN CLINCH CALARTS ENTRY. |
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401 |
| FAMILY TIES SIMPLE ROUTINES HELP BRING MEMBERS TOGETHER. |
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813 |
| FARMERS MARKETS. |
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459 |
| FARMLAND HOLDS ITS OWN VENTURA COUNTY STRIVES TO BALANCE RURAL ROOTS, GROWTH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
854 |
| FUN ABOUNDS FOR WATER FANS. |
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652 |
| GLENDALE STUDENT DESIGNS MEMORIAL PLATE. |
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265 |
| HITTING THE RIGHT KEYS SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON NEW DIVA, SOUNDTRACK. |
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981 |
| HOORAY FOR VALLEYWOOD REGION STAR OF ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY. |
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1375 |
| HOSPITALS FOCUS ON WELLNESS PROGRAMS USE HOLISTIC APPROACH TO PATIENT CARE. |
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463 |
| HOSPITALS IN GROWTH MODE MORE BEDS, SERVICES PLANNED IN ANTELOPE VALLEY. |
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526 |
| HOT PLATES! 20 BEST DISHES FROM THE VALLEY AND BEYOND. |
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216 |
| HOUSING BECOMES A STRUGGLE IN VENTURA COUNTY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
776 |
| HOUSING SHORTAGE LOOMS STATE'S UNSOLD INVENTORY INDEX AT 3 MONTHS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
308 |
| HOW NOW, BRUINS: DOES ANYONE KNOW? |
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929 |
| HUNDREDS TURN OUT TO PROTEST PROJECT. |
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318 |
| IT'S A CAR LOVER'S WORLD. |
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285 |
| IT'S A POSTSEASON OF POSSIBILITIES TEAMS BEGIN PLAYOFFS WITH GSAC TOURNEY. |
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992 |
| KINGS ESCAPE IN THIRD LATE PENGUINS GOAL DISALLOWED AFTER SURGE LED BY LEMIEUX KINGS 5, PITTSBURGH 4. |
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723 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: LEMIEUX GAINS MILESTONE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
548 |
| L.A. COUNTY FAIR, RALPHS REACH SPONSORSHIP DEAL. |
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281 |
| L.A. WORLD AIRPORTS VITAL TO ECONOMY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
661 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: ROAD IS NOT SO ROUGH DESPITE LOSS IN MINNEAPOLIS, L.A. BEST IN NBA AWAY FROM HOME. |
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505 |
| LIFE IN THE FAST LANE SLOWS DOWN IN L.A., FREEWAY TRAFFIC CONGESTION IS A GIVEN. |
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731 |
| LIVE IT UP! |
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108 |
| LIVING THE CALIFORNIA DREAM. |
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931 |
| LOCAL SCHOOLS SHOW RESULTS STUDENT TEST SCORES ARE AMONG BEST IN COUNTY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1014 |
| LOSSES WITH WOLVES, PART II IMPROVING MINNESOTA WHIPS UP ON LAKERS AGAIN MINNESOTA 112, LAKERS 101. |
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730 |
| LOTS FOR ACTIVE SENIORS TO DO. |
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634 |
| LOVE ON THE RUN MOORPARK COUPLE WILL MARRY AT 6TH MILE OF L.A. MARATHON. |
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1004 |
| MESSAGE IS THAT LATINOS ARE LESS ABLE TO LEARN. |
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Editorial |
734 |
| MIRACLE ON 50TH STREET NEW TOWN CENTER SET FOR COMING OUT PARTY. |
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594 |
| MORE SCHOOLS ON THE WAY LAUSD PLANNING 14 NEW CAMPUSES IN VALLEY. |
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541 |
| MOST WORK CLOSE TO HOME ANTELOPE VALLEY OFFERS AEROSPACE, GOVERNMENT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
472 |
| NATIONAL BASEBALL TOURNEY TO OPEN TONIGHT IN LANCASTER. |
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565 |
| NATURAL RESOURCES RULES OF THE WILDERNESS. |
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Television Program Review |
449 |
| NEW DATA MAY BACK HAULERS CITY'S TRASH AUDIT CONTINUES. |
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557 |
| NEW NORTH FACE OPENS RETAILER CONFIDENT ABOUT SALES. |
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636 |
| NHL ROUNDUP: KARIYA SCORES TWO, BUT DUCKS BEATEN. |
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502 |
| ON-RAMP WILL STAY OPEN OLD ROAD FIRMS THREATENED TO SUE OVER BUSINESS LOSS. |
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354 |
| OUTDOOR ATTRACTIONS ABOUND. |
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1511 |
| PARADISE IN THE VALLEY. |
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204 |
| PARENTS SHAPE EDUCATION BEST SCHOOLS CAN RELY ON ACTIVE MOMS, DADS. |
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988 |
| PITCH MEN UPCOMING SEASON WILL FEATURE STOCKPILE OF ARMS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
908 |
| POLICE CHIEF TOO STUBBORN, HAHN SAYS ON RADIO SHOW. |
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409 |
| PRIVATE SCHOOLS OFFER ALTERNATIVE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
165 |
| PROP. Q FOES SAY 911 CLAIMS ARE MEASURE'S HANG-UP. |
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862 |
| PUBLIC FORUM THAT'S NOT FAIR. |
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Editorial |
1215 |
| QUALITY, COST MAKE CSUN ATTRACTIVE CAMPUS. |
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718 |
| RADIO DJ IS SUSPECT IN GIRL'S MOLESTATION. |
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156 |
| REGION EMBRACES CSU CHANNEL ISLANDS CAMPUS FRESH SOURCE OF PRIDE. |
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575 |
| REGION'S SOLD ON SCHOOLS DISTRICTS SCORE WELL ABOVE STATE AVERAGE ON TESTS. |
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466 |
February 28, 2002
