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• 290 Soviet Athletes Punished for Drug Use, Moscow Paper Reports
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• Frieder Will Go to Seattle to Watch 'His' Wolverines Play in Final Four
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• The World : Soviets Scrap Nuclear Plant
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• Niche Filled by Triathletes : Going Distance, Coming Up Shorts
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• Sather: Gretzky's Comments Are Ploy
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• Ingersoll Publications Planning to Start Daily Paper in St. Louis
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• Another One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
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• 'Star Wars' Was Oversold, Cheney Says
• The State : Ban on Ski Resort Lifted
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• Books : A Modern Sailor-Scientist Swept Away in an Ocean of Obsession
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• NATION : 2,500 Demonstrate for AIDS Help
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• Kidney Patient : 11th-Hour Recipient of Transplant Doing Fine
• House of Fabrics Profit Rises 9% for 4th Quarter
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• Pledge by State to Aid Jury in Jail Informant Probe Is Told
• Her intention, guerrilla pianist Sandra Tsing Loh...
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• P.M. BRIEFING : NWA Inc. Confirms Leveraged Buyout Bid by Investors Group
• CREDIT : Renewed Inflation Fears Send Bonds Lower
• P.M. BRIEFING : Panel on Alternative Fuels Formed
• Kaufman & Broad Home Corp.: The Los...
• Russian Watches to Be Marketed in the U.S.
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• $104,310 Loss in Quarter Reported by Diodes Inc.
• Richard C. Jones was named vice president...
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• Judge David Doty has told the NFL...
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• OPERA REVIEW : Sound Better Than Sight in Met's Dusty 'Onegin'
• Beyond Finger-Paints : 'Color It Orange' Shows How Young Artists Use Kaleidoscope of Topics, Techniques, Media
• Home Resales Fall for a Second Month
• Vote on Airport Access Plan Put in Holding Pattern Until May 3
• The State
• ENTERTAINMENT : NBC Flies High With 'Peter Pan'
• NATION : Oral Roberts Says He Is Broke Again, Makes Pitch for $11 Million
• The Nation : Cost of House Races Put at $204 Million
• The Nation
• Judge Snatches San Diego's America's Cup for Cheating : It Finally Goes to New Zealand
• ENTERTAINMENT : Hospital Releases Carroll O'Connor
• Van Slams Into Truck on Freeway; Girl, 4, Killed, 6 Others Hurt
• The Long Line
• Local News in Brief : Graduating Seniors Can Sleep Bit Longer
• Petitions Oppose Civilian Field at Miramar : Struiksma, McCarty Say Sandag Proposal No Solution for Lindbergh
• Local News in Brief : Trial in Southside Serial Killings Opens
• Not-So-Coy Coyotes : Residents Warned to Watch Children Carefully as Housing Tracts Move Into Habitat Canyons
• Jurors to Get Cerritos Air Collision Case
• Gates' Dismay Forces 2 Aides to Sell Stocks
• Motorcycle Helmet Bill, Vetoed in '88, Is Revved Up Again
• The World
• Gandhi Slaying Report Stirs Furor : Indian Government Faces Crisis as Key Aide Is Implicated
• The Nation
• Top Bush Aides Sent to Alaska Spill
• Malfunction Grounds Air Force's B-1B Fleet
• Of Fusion and Confusion: Does It Really Work?
• Local News in Brief : Tustin : 2 Hurt When Police Car, Private Vehicle Collide
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• Students Mourn Teacher Shot to Death
• Justices Refuse to Swallow Drug Appeal
• "Today is a great day for this...
• 3-D Canada Plans Warrant Issue to Raise $15 Million
• Computer Firm Misses Its 'Window' : $50 Million in Capital, Top-Notch Product Didn't Bring Success
• NEWS ANALYSIS : Oil Fouls Alaska Shore as Winds Foil Cleanup : Spill Viewed as Blow to Industry Expansion
• Court Action Ends 26-Year L.A. School Desegregation Case
• Board OKs Plan to Reverse Low School Achievement
• St. Ives Denies Takeover Rumors After Stock Soars
• 'Out here, you get time to think...
• Busting Cable Pirates : Simi Valley Piracy Case Is One of the First to Result in a Conviction
• School Says It Now Is Asking Sharon Rogers to Teach Again
• Growing Rural Problem : Homeless: Beyond the Big Cities
• Developer's Will to Include $5 Million for Burbank
• New Chairman Steadies Course for Cipher Data Products
• Man Pleads Guilty to 3 Fraud Counts in Precious-Metal Case
• Journal Will Showcase High-Tech Companies for Potential Investors
• The Preps : Boys' Athlete of the Week : Kopp's Role Shifts, but His Value Remains High
• 26-Year Desegregation Case Ended
• School Offers Sharon Rogers Her Job Back
• Counsel to Bush Draws Rebuke for Airing His Dissent
• High Court to Weigh Executing Youths Who Killed When They Were Under 18
• Sears OKs Deal to Sell Coldwell Commercial Unit
• Abortion Protest Arrestees Force Slowdown in Court
• Indian School Gets Praise but No More Money
• Booker Is Ineffective Again, Picks Up Loss : Padre Reliever Is Losing Ground After Being Hit Hard by Angels
• FTC Probe Hinders Traditional's Sale of Securities
• Judge Rules U.S. Envoy Can Testify
• College Roundup : Northridge Takes a Peek at Future While Falling to Pepperdine, 6-5
• From the archives: Yeltsin Leading in Historic Vote
• School Police
• 'Mountain Maneuvers'
• 'Saving the Earth'
• Limousines
• 'Saving the Earth'
• 'Saving the Earth'
• 'Saving the Earth'
• 'Saving the Earth'
• 'Saving the Earth'
• Machine Tool Shipments Rise 50% in February
• Sears to Sell Division of Coldwell Banker : Investors Purchase Commercial Real Estate Unit
• Small Car Rental Firms Rap LAX Bid to Impose Fees
• Worlds of Wonder Bailout: Investor Eli Jacobs...
• Abortion Foes Spend Easter Sunday in Jail
• Ecology's Family Feud : Murray Bookchin Turns Up Volume on a Noisy Debate
• Eastern to Return to Court, Plans Pilots School
• P.M. BRIEFING : Texas' MCorp to File Chapter 11
• Mortgage Rates Rise The average interest rate...
• Transatlantic Cable Snag: The French leg of...
• The Scene: Thursday night's premiere of "A...
• Checks Go to Farmers: More than $18...
• DAN GINSBERG / JIM DEYONG : Ad Agency Adds Up Successes : Award-Winning Firm Puts Message Ahead of Technique
• Yeltsin Leading in Historic Vote : Soviets Excited Over Free Election in Dramatic Break With the Past
• Lawmaker Targeted by FBI : Assemblyman Frank Hill: 'Cruising for a Bruising'
• LOCAL : Communist Party Hierarchy Dealt 3 Major Defeats by Soviet Voters
• WORLD : 747 Makes Emergency Landing
• Fishermen, Exxon Weigh Oil Spill Costs
• NAMES IN THE NEWS : 1st Woman in Top State Dept. PR Job
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• The Nation : Ozone-Safe Chemical Testing Criticized
• Israeli Policeman Kills Arab Boy, 4
• Ruling on Return of Seized Weapons Criticized by Police
• The World
• UC Irvine Tennis Tournament : Anteaters Lose to Mississippi, Beat Long Beach to Finish in Third Place
• Japanese Firms Hit Snags When They Open Plants in Europe : EC's Anti-Dumping Policy Is Creating New Problems
• P.M. BRIEFING : Grant Aids College Computer Study
• P.M. BRIEFING : Taiwan Keeps Rice Market Closed
• House Races Cost $204 Million
• P.M. BRIEFING : Oil Prices Surge After Alaskan Spill
• Pepsi Ad Spots Will Promote Education
• British Firm Views Pacific From Fresno
• French Trade Deficit Shrinks: France reported a...
• Yeltsin Views Victory in Moscow as Call for Speeded-Up Reforms
• Weather Slows Alaskan Oil Cleanup Work : Governor to Seek Federal Aid After Largest U.S. Oil Spill
• The Nation
• Missing Girl Found Dead Near Her Home
• The Nation
• LOCAL : Man Shot to Death in Encino
• Feisty New Spirit : Gibraltar: Britain's Rock Is on a Roll
• WORLD : Gondoliers Dump Trash at City Hall
• 29 More Nuclear Weapons Foes Arrested at Nevada Test Site
• Rare Condor Lays 'Easter' Egg at L.A. Zoo
• Assassination Report Stirs Crisis in India : Rajiv Gandhi's Aide Implicated in Slaying of Leader's Mother
• AMERICAN ALBUM DEBUT
• Bystander Wounded in Drive-By Shooting
• Revising Medicare Fees
• Regrowing Pains : Houses Slowly Rising Again in Neighborhood Devastated by Brush Fire
• 1,300 Simi Valley Homes Lose Power
• Cocaine and Heart Attacks
• Minkow: 'Compulsive'
• Fire Dampens Service
• Police Fear Ruling on Gun Seizures : They Say It May Put Weapons Into Hands of Unstable
• GIFTS: Lawmakers Took In $116,339 in 1987 and 1988 : Gifts to 13 County Legislators Totaled $116,339 in 1987 and '88
• Magic Calls the Shots in Victory : Johnson's 15-Footer at Buzzer Helps Give Lakers Win, 118-116
• IN BRIEF : Braves Release Runge, Draftee
• International Players Championships : Curren Rallies to Oust Connors; Shriver Loses
• Takeovers, Mergers Take Their Toll, Too : Dependence on Corporate Sponsors Can Often Leave Sports Vulnerable
• Kevin Schwantz, the 1988 Japan Grand Prix...
• Accident Does Not Stop Ojeda : Surgeon's Skill, Wife's Support Save Met Pitcher's Career
• Hatcher's Single in Ninth Lifts Dodgers Over Braves
• Tommy John, 45, Will Be the Opening Day Starter for the N.Y. Yankees
• IN BRIEF : Judge OKs New Free Agency Setup
• John Beckman at 91: A Life Designed for Success
• Fabulous Film Costumes of Past to Glitter Again
• The Buena Park City Council has appointed...
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• TV & VIDEO
• Polaroid Shareholder Move Ended Threat : Agreed to Distribute Gains to Block Takeover by Shamrock
• P.M. BRIEFING : Bribery Charged in Japan Scandal
• After a 6-Year Silence, Begin Bemoans Icy Ties With Egypt
• Justices Uphold Pay for Chaplains : Find No Church-State Violation in Role at Public Hospitals
• Inmates Reportedly Seize Prison in Guatemala; Death Toll Put at 5
• Defense Consultant Enters Guilty Plea : Parkin Admits Bribing Navy Aide to Help Contractors Win Bids
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• Recipient of Double Transplant Improving
• Gorbachev Pleased With New Balloting
• LOCAL : 405 Reopens in Time for Rush Hour
• Local News in Brief : Sepulveda Man Held in Slaying Over Noise
• Science Festival Aims to Satisfy Questions
• La Mesa
• P.M. BRIEFING : Bush Will Veto Minimum Wage Bill That Exceeds His Plan, Dole Says
• Existing Home Sales Drop for Second Straight Month
• Economists See Recession Tied to Trade Deficit

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