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Author |
Type |
Words |
| `ESCAPE' PLAYS OUT AS ANTI-`INDEPENDENCE DAY'. |
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Movie Review |
674 |
| `HONESTLY, NOW!' PULLS DELIGHTFUL FAST ONES ON AUDIENCE. |
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Theater Review |
432 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : BIG MAC, FRIES, GRANT-IN-AID. |
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120 |
| A.V. LEADERS ASSAIL GRAPEVINE LINE PLAN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
798 |
| AGOURA HIGH TO HOLD DAY FOR SLAIN RUNNER. |
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382 |
| AMTRAK TO PULL ROUTES TO HELP OFFSET DEFICIT. |
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564 |
| ANGELS CONTINUE THEIR SELF-DESTRUCTION : MINNESOTA 13, ANGELS 5. |
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581 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : MOBILE-HOME PARK BLAZE INVESTIGATED. |
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527 |
| APOCALYPSE HERE : ONE-EYED SNAKE PLISSKEN COMES WEST TO FLEX HIS ATTITUDE IN `ESCAPE FROM L.A.'. |
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1375 |
| ARROYO SIMI FOOTBRIDGE CLOSER TO CONSTRUCTION. |
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402 |
| ART / SNEAK PEEK : SOMETHING FUNNY ABOUT AMERICAN INDIAN ART. |
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536 |
| BETWEEN THE LINES, KIDS LEARN TEAMWORK. |
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840 |
| BIZWATCH : MARKETS. |
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480 |
| BOLAND GIVEN CHOICE ON BILL : IN LIVELY EXCHANGE, LOCKYER CALLS FOR SENATE FLOOR VOTE OR `THOROUGH HEARING'. |
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1748 |
| BRIEFLY : CAPRIATI PULLS OUT OF DU MAURIER. |
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458 |
| BRIEFLY : HOSPITAL TO OPEN RAPE CRISIS CENTER. |
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664 |
| CHALK ONE UP FOR INSTANT SUCCESS : FARM'S FIRST SINGLE YIELDING RICH HARVEST OF AIR PLAY. |
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597 |
| CHRISTIAN COALITION'S CYBER-TACTICS : ACTIVISTS CAN OUTPACE REST OF GOP CONVENTION WITH INSTANT LINKS. |
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461 |
| CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALTH CARE LOSES IN COURT OVER U.S. BENEFITS. |
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384 |
| CLINTON TOUTS RECORD ON STOP IN LONG BEACH. |
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540 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : PLANE CRASH KILLS NEWBURY PARK PAIR. |
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463 |
| CONVENTION CENTER COMPLEX COULD DUNK SPORTS ARENA PLANS. |
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701 |
| D.C.'S DUMPY, OREGON'S BUFF IN FITNESS SURVEY. |
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370 |
| DATA SHOW SERIOUS CRIME DOWN IN A.V. |
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Statistical Data Included |
646 |
| DAUGHTER TELLS OF MOTHER'S SLAYING : 16-YEAR-OLD TESTIFIES HER SISTER STOPPED HER FROM CALLING 911. |
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672 |
| DAY LABORERS FACE LIMITS IN MOORPARK : SOLICITING FROM VEHICLES BANNED. |
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484 |
| DETECTIVE DINES WITH MAYOR AS CONTEST WINNER. |
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280 |
| DINING / SNEAK PEEK : PLANS FOR BISTRO NOT SAVORED BY ALL. |
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437 |
| DWP ADOPTS NEW LOOK FOR COMING DEREGULATION. |
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333 |
| EDITORIAL : PAYING TWICE TAXPAYERS WON'T FAVOR CONVERTING PUBLIC HIGHWAYS TO RUSH-HOUR TOLLWAYS. |
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Editorial |
406 |
| EDITORIAL : TRUE TEST OF NEW TAX VOTERS WANT STRAIGHT TALK ON COST OF SCHOOL BOND ISSUE. |
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Editorial |
429 |
| ENTERTAINMENT: BRIEFLY : TV SHOW SEEKS AID FROM AREA VENDORS. |
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348 |
| FAST FACTS ON A VERY FAST HORSE : A LOOK AT THE PRIVATE LIFE OF A STAR: CIGAR. |
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1603 |
| FEEDING A NEED : FOOD BANK SERVES UP HOPE IN VALLEY. |
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1048 |
| FLASH FLOODS CLAIM AT LEAST 71 VACATIONERS CAMPING AT BASE OF PYRENEES IN SPAIN. |
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277 |
| FLYING FOR THE FINISH LINE : ROSAMOND WOMEN PLOTTING A COURSE FOR OREGON IN AIR RACE. |
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423 |
| FRIEND'S ARTISTIC PERSPECTIVE ENRICHES LOW-KEY `BASQUIAT'. |
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Movie Review |
560 |
| FRIENDSHIP LEADS RUNNERS DOWN VICTORY LANE. |
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519 |
| GOLDEN OLDIE : BEACH PARK OFFERS MAGIC OF YESTERYEAR. |
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501 |
| GROWN-UP `KID' PUTS VISUALS IN CHILDREN'S BOOKS. |
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386 |
| HOT SPOTS : MEX TO THE MAX. |
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333 |
| HUMAN ERROR DISABLED AOL : ENGINEERS THOUGHT UPGRADE CAUSED PROBLEM. |
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767 |
| HURTADO'S LATE GOAL SAVES GALAXY : GALAXY 1, NEW ENGLAND 0. |
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539 |
| IT'LL BE A WET HEAT : VALLEY WEEKEND WILL BE CHAFING. |
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|
259 |
| JAMES MCLAMORE, STARTED BURGER KING. |
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Obituary |
218 |
| JONES WORKING ON SAMMY DAVIS JR. MUSICAL. |
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742 |
| JUVENILE VIOLENT CRIME DIPS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
852 |
| KEMP'S NAME BANDIED ABOUT AS VEEP OPTION. |
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778 |
| KIDS / SNEAK PEEK : COMICS TRY KID-FRIENDLY DIP INTO ANCIENT GREEK MYTH. |
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484 |
| KLAAS' KILLER WILLING TO TALK - FOR A PRICE. |
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449 |
| MARY KAY'S ABSENCE LEAVES SALES FORCE TO KEEP DREAM ALIVE. |
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603 |
| MEXICAN CHILD PORN RING SQUASHED : INVESTIGATORS SAY NETWORK USING ACAPULCO BOYS WAS RUN BY 3 AMERICANS. |
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582 |
| MGM INSIDERS SHARE FAITH LION WILL ROAR AGAIN. |
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997 |
| MOORPARK ADDS SCHOOL HOURS TO ITS CURFEW. |
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301 |
| NASDAQ CENSURED BY SEC : PRICE FIXING, LAX REGULATION CLAIMED. |
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974 |
| NBC MAKES OFF WITH AD GOLD IN GAMES COVERAGE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
673 |
| NEW CLUB OPENS FOR LAUGHS : COMEDY NIGHT GETS STARTED AT SPORTS BAR. |
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564 |
| NEWHALL PLANS REDEVELOPMENT ADS : CITY HOPES TO EASE COMPLAINTS BY USING MEDIA TO INFORM RESIDENTS. |
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333 |
| NEWS & NOTES : KCBS' HIGH-FLYING TUR TO JOIN SYNDICATED `AMERICAN JOURNAL'. |
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192 |
| NEWS & NOTES : SAGAN CONSIDERS PROSPECT OF MESSIAH IN SCREENPLAY, `ELIJAH'. |
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602 |
| NEWS LITE : SHOE CAPER COSTS COSTNER. |
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769 |
| NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND PLANS PALMDALE CONCERT. |
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395 |
| NO FISCAL ROOM TO MOVE IN : FEE CUT MAY NOT AID VALLEY CORRIDOR. |
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551 |
| OAK PARK CANCELS ADULT EDUCATION. |
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383 |
| PALMDALE ASKED TO JOIN HATE CRIME TASK FORCE. |
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457 |
| PARKVIEW SENIORS UP, DOWN : DISTRICT 51 ALL-STARS OUSTED FROM DIVISIONAL SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT. |
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632 |
| PERFORMANCES ASIDE, `JACK' CAN'T QUITE ACT ITS AGE, WHATEVER IT IS. |
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Movie Review |
585 |
| PERRY QUIETLY TAKES THE LEAD : ELKINGTON ONE SHOT BACK. |
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|
748 |
| POP / SNEAK PEEK : WILD COLONIALS GET BUSY. |
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530 |
| PRODUCTIONS GET ROOM TO PLAY AT SIMI ARTS CENTER : FACILITY HAS FULL SLATE OF COMING SHOWS. |
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656 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : HAYDEN: `MY EFFORTS HAVE BEEN RECOGNIZED'. |
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Editorial |
887 |
| PUCCI'S ESCARGOTS, CANNOLI FINE; BUT IN BETWEEN, WELL ... |
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Restaurant Review |
631 |
| RETAIL SALES DIP IN JULY : OLYMPICS, WEATHER BLAMED FOR DECLINE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
207 |
| RIORDAN SAYS HE WILL HELP FINANCE CHARTER REFORM DRIVE. |
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|
919 |
| RULING ON ST. VIBIANA'S UPHELD; RAZING DELAYED. |
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528 |
| SCHOOLS WILL GET WINDFALL : HART GETS EXTRA $3.3 MILLION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
499 |
| SHOPPERS, START YOUR ENGINES : NEW COSTCO KICKS OFF WITH FREE SNACKS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
646 |
| SLAMMING THE VALLEY? |
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485 |
| SOME POSSESS IMMUNITY TO AIDS : RESEARCHERS IN NEW YORK, BRUSSELS FIND PROTECTIVE MUTANT GENE. |
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501 |
| SOUND CHECK : REGGAE. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1030 |
| SPEED USE MORE COMMON IN WEST, STUDY FINDS. |
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|
389 |
| SUSPECT CHARGED IN FATAL CRASH. |
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378 |
| TAKE A SONG-FILLED JOURNEY TO CAMP GRANADA : PARODIES CHEERED IN `HELLO MUDDAH'. |
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748 |
| TEEN ORDERED TO STATE PRISON FOR SHOOTING : GUNFIRE TARGETED WRONG HOME. |
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513 |
| THEATER/SNEAK PEEK : MORIARTY'S `PROVIDENCE,' COURTESY OF THE BARD. |
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462 |
| TIME WARNER, TURNER OK MERGER REVISIONS. |
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347 |
| TRAVEL BEAT : CATCHING LUAU FEVER. |
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365 |
| TRAVEL TALES : WHERE THE TURF MEETS THE SURF. |
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|
904 |
| TV STATIONS REQUIRED TO AIR MORE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN. |
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512 |
| TWA BLAST LEFT NO TIME TO SUFFER, CORONER SAYS. |
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262 |
| VIDEO : BOX OFFICE NOT VERY FRIENDLY TO `FRIENDS' STARS. |
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Video Recording Review |
764 |
| WHAT'S HAPPENING : FAMILY. |
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943 |
| WISE-GUY MCCORD IS A HOT COMMODITY. |
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|
1039 |
| WRESTLERS INVITED TO COLLEGE : NEW MOORPARK COACH TO SOCIALIZE AT CAMP. |
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458 |
| YOGURT PUSHED AS MEAT SUBSTITUTE IN SCHOOLS. |
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319 |
August 9, 1996
