Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'HEART AND MIND': BOTH SIDES, NOW. |
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332 |
| 2 GCC BOARD INCUMBENTS OUT GLENDALE UNIFIED SLATE RE-ELECTED. |
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521 |
| 2003 PREVIEW TRACK AND FIELD: LANCASTER GIRLS BETTER OVERALL TEAM HAS MORE EXPERIENCE, DEPTH; BOYS SHOULD IMPROVE. |
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682 |
| 8 CASES LIKELY IN L.A., VENTURA COUNTIES. |
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397 |
| A HIGHER STANDARD SORENSTAM HAS MORE RESPECT, EXPECTATIONS. |
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|
742 |
| AIDEM HITTING AT TORRID PACE. |
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578 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK: CHAMPIONS RINGING IN NEW YEAR. |
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496 |
| AVH WILL BEGIN TALKS WITH UNION. |
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573 |
| BANK REACHES OUT TO PACOIMA'S IMMIGRANTS. |
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716 |
| BRIEFCASE DISNEY ONLINE JOINS AT&T IN PACT. |
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477 |
| BRIEFLY FIRE LEAVES PAIR, PETS HOMELESS. |
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|
259 |
| BRUNCH: MAKE IT CASUAL, MAKE IT YOURS. |
|
Recipe |
1435 |
| BUILDER INEQUITY ATTACKED. |
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|
218 |
| CARWASH TO HOST BLOOD DRIVE. |
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183 |
| CHATTER: EX-G.H. STAR A HIT IN MIAMI. |
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322 |
| CLIMBING ROCK A FEATURE OF OAK SPRING CANYON PARK. |
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282 |
| CLIPPERS STILL HAVE NO SOLUTION TO JAZZ UTAH HAS WON 17 OF PAST 18 VS. L.A. UTAH 94, CLIPPERS 89. |
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|
462 |
| COACH: CSUN HAS WHAT IT NEEDS. |
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|
583 |
| COLLEGE SCENE UCLA. |
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|
612 |
| CONGRESSMEN ASK FOR VALLEY ROAD PROJECTS CAR-POOL LANE, BIKEWAY ON LIST. |
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Statistical Data Included |
442 |
| COUNCIL TO VOTE ON PROJECT FOUGHT BY EQUESTRIANS. |
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|
417 |
| DAILY NEWS GETS TOP PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD FOR SECESSION REPORTING. |
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463 |
| DAY IN SPORTS: N.P., T.O. WORK OT. |
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|
695 |
| DODGERS INSIDE LOOK: PEREZ RECOVERS NICELY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
474 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: BROWN'S COMEBACK TONIGHT. |
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|
581 |
| DODGERS RALLY ENDS IN DISAPPOINTMENT L.A. GETS TO SCHILLING BUT LOSES IN 10TH ARIZONA 5, DODGERS 4. |
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|
607 |
| EDITORIAL LAURITZEN'S LARK INCOMING SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER TAKES AIM AT GOOD SCHOOLS. |
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Editorial |
549 |
| EDITORIAL RAISE GAS TAXES? LET'S FIRST SEE AN AUDIT OF WHERE THE MONEY HAS GONE. |
|
Editorial |
161 |
| FAMILIES OF RESERVISTS TO KEEP BENEFITS. |
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|
279 |
| FILM WORKERS TO GET TRAINING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
464 |
| GALANTER PUSHES CROSSWALK PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE CAUSING JAYWALKING NEAR SCHOOL. |
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|
531 |
| GOOD TASTES. |
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|
541 |
| GOTCHA! GAG MAKES HOLDEN BUTT OF CHIEF JOKE. |
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|
280 |
| GROUPS RECEIVE FUNDS FROM WAL-MART. |
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|
389 |
| HE'S `BEEN THERE' ALDRETE HOPES TO BE PLAYER'S MANAGER. |
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|
618 |
| HOMICIDES DOWN IN AREA BUT BLOODY WEEKEND IN VALLEY, SOUTH CENTRAL ANGERS D.A. |
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Statistical Data Included |
505 |
| HOSPITALS MAY GET REPRIEVE BAILOUT, NEW TAX BRING EXPECTED SURPLUS. |
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|
552 |
| HOWLAND COMING HOME UCLA HAS DEAL SET WITH PITT COACH. |
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|
897 |
| HOWLAND COMING HOME UCLA HAS DEAL SET WITH PITT COACH. |
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|
881 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: MORE SOUTH, MORE OFFENSE. |
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|
516 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: MILLER MIGHT NOT PLAY IN WORLD COMPETITION. |
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374 |
| L.A., OAKLAND, D.C. MAYORS DISCUSS CHALLENGES. |
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443 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: FATES UNKNOWN FOR ROLE PLAYERS. |
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464 |
| LARGE POOL IN DERBY. |
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|
218 |
| LOCAL PREFERENCE BACKED CITY RESIDENTS MAY GET 1ST CRACK AT CLASSES. |
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|
622 |
| LOOKING LIKE ANGELS OF OLD ANAHEIM ROUTS TEXAS FOR FIRST WIN ANGELS 10, TEXAS 0. |
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Statistical Data Included |
743 |
| LOOKING LIKE ANGELS OF OLD RANGERS BURIED BY 13-HIT BARRAGE ANGELS 10, TEXAS 0. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
807 |
| MAN INJURED IN 2-STORY DROP. |
|
|
267 |
| MANOUKIAN, GOMEZ SCORE EASY VICTORIES. |
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|
374 |
| MAYBE BRUINS ARE RUSHING THINGS. |
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|
694 |
| MIGHTY DUCKS VS. DALLAS. |
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|
84 |
| MULTIFAMILY HOME PERMITS SOAR IN FEBRUARY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
384 |
| MURDER SUSPECT NABBED IN BURBANK. |
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|
299 |
| NEW AIR TRAFFIC CENTER PLANNED. |
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|
230 |
| NEW NEIGHBOR KAISER FACILITY GETS DEDICATED. |
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|
375 |
| NOLTE STEALS THE SHOW IN 'THE GOOD THIEF'. |
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614 |
| OFFICIALS SLAM DOE'S MINOR FIELD LAB CLEANUP. |
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|
763 |
| PEDESTRIAN KILLED LAST WEEK ID'D. |
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|
143 |
| POPPY'S ANNIVERSARY MARKED WITH CEREMONY. |
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|
148 |
| PUBLIC CONTRACTS TARGETED STATE BILL WOULD MODIFY LOW-BID PRACTICE. |
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|
415 |
| PUBLIC FORUM AMERICA'S GOAL. |
|
Editorial |
1392 |
| RELEASED INMATE BACK IN JAIL. |
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|
344 |
| REPORT: L.A. ENJOYS GOOD MEDICARE HMO CHOICES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
193 |
| REPRESENTING THE 818 TWO UCLA TRACK STANDOUTS WELL AWARE OF THEIR VALLEY ROOTS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
790 |
| RESERVIST AREVALO ON GUARD FOR CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL AGENTS. |
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|
331 |
| ROUNDUP: FRESHMAN LEADS USC TO WIN. |
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|
227 |
| SEMINAR SET ON PACIFIC RIM TRADE. |
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|
255 |
| SHERIFF HIRES LAWYER IN FIGHT FOR FUNDING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
524 |
| SMALL COLLEGE UPDATE ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE. |
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|
917 |
| SMALL SCREEN THE BUZZ ON TELEVISION. |
|
|
508 |
| STREET-LIGHT FEES GOING UP IN PALMDALE. |
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|
400 |
| TEACHERS UNION FILES COMPLAINT OVER CLASS-SIZE HIKE. |
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|
380 |
| TEEN COUPLE STILL MISSING AFTER PARTY. |
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|
233 |
| THE BUZZ. |
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|
600 |
| THIEF CAUGHT - BUT ON VIDEO. |
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|
203 |
| TINY TRACTS SELL BIG IN-FILL DEVELOPMENTS PROVIDE HOUSING IN SMALL DOSES. |
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|
585 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: NOTHING CONCRETE IN SPRING. |
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|
650 |
| VAL VERDE CANDIDATES BEING SOUGHT AREA'S COUNCIL SEATS VACANT. |
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563 |
April 2, 2003
