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| 2003 PREVIEW BASEBALL: BULLDOGS HOPE TO REWRITE THEIR HISTORY HIGHLAND GETS OFF TO A 3-0 START AFTER DISAPPOINTING 2002 SEASON. |
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666 |
| ACCESSORIES TO THE CAUSE DRAW CELEBS. |
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379 |
| ADVICE AVAILABLE EXTENSION OFFICE FILLS POSITION AFTER 10 YEARS. |
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482 |
| AGING HOSPITAL WILL CLOSE WHEN NEW ONE OPENS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
407 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK: DAMAGE TO WISE BELIEVED SEVERE. |
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564 |
| ANNEXATION COSTLY PAY OR STAY OUT, COUNCIL ADVISES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
392 |
| BACK-TO-BACK TRIPS ON ROAD THIS TIME, IT'S PISTONS WHO THROTTLE LAKERS DETROIT 111, LAKERS 88. |
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760 |
| BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: HARD TO GET READ ON THIS SCRIPTURE. |
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659 |
| BRIEFCASE VALLEY BUSINESSES TO GET MAYOR'S AID. |
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415 |
| BRIEFLY MAN FOUND GUILTY OF MURDERS AGAIN. |
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606 |
| BRUINS: `WE'RE STILL UCLA' IT COMES DOWN TO TEAM'S ATTITUDE IN FACING ARIZONA. |
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Statistical Data Included |
479 |
| BURBANK DEVELOPER TO BUILD OFFICES ON '$100' VACANT LOT. |
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409 |
| CELEBRI-TEES STARS LIGHT UP PRO/AM GOLF TOURNAMENT. |
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584 |
| CONDOR INQUIRY CONTINUES SUSPECT COULD FACE JAIL TIME. |
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456 |
| CORA HOT ABOUT ALLEGED FREEZE-OUT. |
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496 |
| COUNTY EMERGENCY AGENCIES STAGE ANTI-TERRORISM DRILLS. |
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435 |
| CSUN TO FACE AN OLD FRIEND. |
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389 |
| DAILY UPDATE. |
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523 |
| DAILY UPDATE. |
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403 |
| DAY IN SPORTS: HIGHLAND WINS IN GOLF. |
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319 |
| DISTRICT WEIGHING BUDGET CASH FLOW A DECIDING ISSUE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
565 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PIAZZA PLAYS GAME OF `WHERE'S MOTA?'. |
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699 |
| DROP IN TEEN PREGNANCIES IN STATE SEEN AS TEMPORARY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1077 |
| DUCKS' THOMAS IN RIGHT SPOT MIGHTY DUCKS 5, CHICAGO 2. |
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551 |
| DUPREE LOOKS TO DUPLICATE SUCCESS HE'LL START AS USC EYES UPSET OF STANFORD. |
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534 |
| EDITORIAL A TEXTBOOK RIP-OFF COMMUNITY COLLEGES MOVE FORWARD ON STEALTH TAX HIKE. |
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Editorial |
601 |
| EDITORIAL DEBATE, NOT POSTURING SCHOOL BOARD WISELY REJECTS ANTI-WAR RESOLUTION. |
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Editorial |
121 |
| EVEN WITHOUT FULL POWER, PAVAROTTI CAN STILL THRILL. |
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726 |
| FILM STUDIO TO PAY ON CLAIM OF UNFAIR COMPENSATION. |
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265 |
| FLOYD: HE WON'T FORGET THIS OFF-COURSE BATTLE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
595 |
| FOUR SCHOOLS TO GET HELP STATE ORDERS TEST SCORE AID FROM OUTSIDE EXPERTS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
518 |
| FOWL PLAY IF YOU TRY TURKEY HUNTING, CHANCES ARE YOU'LL BE `HOOKED,' EXPERT SAYS. |
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727 |
| GANG MEMBER GUILTY OF MURDER. |
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208 |
| GARDNER: CATS' MEOW AS POINT GUARD GOES SO GOES NO. 1 ARIZONA. |
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Statistical Data Included |
986 |
| GOURMET BLEND IN L.A. THE GROVE, FARMERS MARKET A GOOD FIT. |
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1292 |
| GROUPS ATTACK PENTAGON'S ENVIRONMENTAL EXEMPTION BID. |
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550 |
| GUIDING WITH GUIDANCE CSUN'S BRASWELL COACHES, TEACHES WITH DEEP FAITH. |
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1813 |
| HAILING CESAR ED BEGLEY JR. HONORS LABOR ACTIVIST CHAVEZ WITH A MUSICAL AT EL PORTAL. |
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1510 |
| HALE `NEVER LETS UP' AGE AN AFTERTHOUGHT AS IRWIN DOMINATES CHAMPIONS TOUR. |
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790 |
| HARRICK: MARCH SADNESS. |
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763 |
| HONORS BESTOWED BY BASE 15 RECEIVE AWARDS. |
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243 |
| HOUSE MEMBERS FORM U.S.-MEXICO CAUCUS. |
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227 |
| INVESTIGATION REOPENED AUTHORITIES TAKING ANOTHER LOOK AT ALASKAN AIR CRASH. |
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426 |
| KINGS UPDATE: SMOLINSKI STUNNED BY TRADE TO OTTAWA. |
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402 |
| L.A. TERROR TEAM MEETS STILL NO FUNDS FROM D.C. |
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Statistical Data Included |
425 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: O'NEAL AMONG BLAME GAME. |
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448 |
| LETTERS TWO BROTHERS STAND IN SERVICE TO COUNTRY. |
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Letter to the Editor |
371 |
| LOSS WELCOMES AVERY NEW CENTER JOINS KINGS IN DEFEAT VS. TAMPA BAY TAMPA BAY 4, KINGS 2. |
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683 |
| MAN ARRESTED IN ATTACKS ON TWO GIRLS, AGES 7, 17. |
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276 |
| MAN SHOT IN NEWHALL. |
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151 |
| MOBILE HOME GUTTED BY FIRE. |
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315 |
| MONEY FOR REHAB REALTORS PUSH FOR AFFORDABILITY. |
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253 |
| NATURAL RESOURCES SOMETHING GRAND - BOOK REVIEW. |
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389 |
| NOTEBOOK: KITE: `IT IS SUCH A PLEASURE TO PLAY' VALENCIA. |
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632 |
| NOTEBOOK: SAILBOATER VAN LIEW LEADS AROUND ALONE. |
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477 |
| PACIFIC LIFE OPEN NOTEBOOK: MAURESMO DEFAULTS; DAVENPORT ADVANCES. |
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465 |
| PACIFIC LIFE OPEN: UNKNOWN STUNS FERRERO VAHALY, RANKED 82ND IN WORLD, HAD CONSIDERED LEAVING SPORT. |
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549 |
| PARENTS SCUTTLE PLANS FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT TO START YEAR IN AUGUST. |
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346 |
| PUBLIC FORUM SILENT MAJORITY. |
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Editorial |
1353 |
| RIM OF THE VALLEY PARK PLAN WINS KEY CONGRESSIONAL VOTE. |
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790 |
| ROBBER TAKES KEYS, NOT CAR. |
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125 |
| S. KOREANS CHECK GLENDALE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY NEW, LIMITED IN SEOUL AREA. |
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374 |
| SACRAMENTO MAN TO FACE MURDER CHARGE IN '78 SLAYING. |
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358 |
| SIXTEEN VIE FOR CHAMBER BOARD SEATS. |
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175 |
| STATE PLAYOFFS: H.-W. SEEKING SAME RESULT. |
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283 |
| STUDENTS MAKE PEACE WITH STORE OWNER CANOGA PARK HIGH ANTI-WAR RALLY ORGANIZERS VISIT LOOTED STATION. |
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593 |
| THE MASTER'S BACK IN NAIA. |
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562 |
| THE MASTER'S IS 4TH SEED IN NAIA. |
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91 |
| TRASH MOUNTAIN LANDFILL NEIGHBORS STEAMED. |
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833 |
| WEEKEND FESTIVALS SHAMROCKS AND CHEVYS. |
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663 |
| WOMAN ARRESTED IN 9-11 VANDALISM. |
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436 |
March 13, 2003
