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In its ongoing tribute to American icons, mega home textile manufacturer Dakotah has introduced a limited edition collection in the spirit of legendary rock ‘n’ roller Elvis Presley.
April 15, 1995
Times handicapper Bob Mieszerski lost $40 Thursday when Oak Portal, the front half of his two $20 daily double bets, ran second in the first race.
March 9, 1990
A couple of decades ago, William F.
Aug. 21, 1993
Sports
Somerset’s Turn, running second from the beginning of the seven-furlong race against 4-year-olds and up, charged into the stretch a head behind Muscle Bound, a horse that was tiring after attempting to go wire-to-wire.
Aug. 27, 1990
Movies
Just as Santa Paula can be transformed for a movie, simple snapshots of life can be altered naturally into abstract images.
June 27, 1996
Books
John Tatekeya “(Tah-TAY-kee-ya),” the hero of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn’s novel “At the River’s Edge,” notes that his lover Aurelia has “the ability to adapt the rhythm of one language to change the sound of another.
Nov. 3, 1991
With Enough Versatility to Put Polyester to Shame, Polartec Has Become the Synthetic King of the Textile Industry
Jan. 28, 1997
Varsity Times Insider
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Sept. 8, 2007
Time as art is the premise behind the glass enameled clocks made by Shell Weinberg of Laguna Hills.
Nov. 5, 1994
“Far From Home: The Adventures of Yellow Dog” is an old-fashioned boy-and-his-dog buddy movie, with an un-Lassie-like twist: It goes for gritty wilderness realism over fantastic feats of canine anthropomorphism.
Jan. 13, 1995