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| [0] BUMBLING IT AWAY; DODGERS DO NOTHING BUT HELP CUBS AND LOSE : CHICAGO 4, DODGERS 2. |
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751 |
| `JAG' CREW DEPLOYS IN NEWHALL; CIVIC CENTER MADE TO LOOK LIKE MILITARY BASE FOR DAY'S FILMING. |
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614 |
| `SOUTH PARK' BRAND OF HUMOR MIGHT MAKE BUTT-HEAD BLUSH. |
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Television Program Review |
451 |
| `THE FULL MONTY' WORKS HARD TO STRIP AWAY CLICHED CLASS ANGER. |
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Movie Review |
560 |
| A.V. LOSES EYE ON THE SKY; PALMDALE'S MCWHIRTER DIES; HE WAS PLANT 42'S BIGGEST FAN. |
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Obituary |
474 |
| AD-LADEN SHELTERS AT BEACHES GET AX. |
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100 |
| AFL-CIO TO AID UPS STRIKERS. |
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568 |
| AMGEN STOCK TUMBLES; COMPANY PROJECTED DIP IN PROFITS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
331 |
| ANGELS GET BELLE RUNG; SLUGGER HITS TWO HOME RUNS : CHICAGO 8, ANGELS 5. |
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515 |
| ANGELS' PHILLIPS CHARGED. |
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663 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN FIELD. |
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60 |
| AUTHORITIES FEAR FOUL PLAY IN WOMAN'S DISAPPEARANCE. |
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403 |
| BITTEN BY BUG, LOCAL KARAOKE SINGER QUITE A `STEAMROLLER' BEHIND MIKE. |
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503 |
| BIZWATCH : MARKETS. |
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485 |
| BOA OWNER ANGUISHED BY GUILT OF DEATH. |
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813 |
| BOOK SAYS WE LIVE IN THE RISKIEST PLACE; CALIFORNIA TOPS DISASTER LIST COMPILED BY N.Y. PROFESSOR : TOP TEN. |
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949 |
| BRADBURY TO GIVE AMOUNT OF HUD SUBSIDY TO CHARITY. |
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645 |
| BRIEFLY : JET-LAGGED SELES DEFEATS CARLSSON. |
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512 |
| BRIEFLY : STORE CLERK SHOOTS ROBBERY SUSPECT. |
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620 |
| BULLISH ON MARKET RUN; ANALYST SEES 18,500 BY 2006. |
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797 |
| BUMBLING IT AWAY; DODGERS DO NOTHING BUT HELP CUBS AND LOSE : CHICAGO 4, DODGERS 2. |
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680 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : L.A. MAN ARRESTED IN AUTO BREAK-INS. |
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728 |
| COOK'S CORNER : VARIATIONS OF SHRIMP WITH COCONUT. |
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Recipe |
820 |
| COUNCILMAN WANTS INJUNCTION SLAPPED ON NORTH HILLS GANGS. |
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597 |
| COUNTY HOME SALES STILL RISING; SECOND-QUARTER FIGURES UP ALMOST 17 PERCENT OVER '96 TOTALS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
483 |
| COUNTY TO TRACK WORKERS NOT PAYING CHILD SUPPORT. |
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367 |
| CREDIT WHERE CREDIT DUE; DISCOVER, OPTIMA FAVORED IN SURVEY. |
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344 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: HE'LL SOON TACKLE DIRTY DIAPERS; FOR NOW, EXPECTANT FATHER WAITS FOR PAGE. |
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466 |
| DODGERS ADD VETERAN NIXON. |
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502 |
| EDITORIAL : EXOTIC PETS L.A. IS DANGEROUS ENOUGH WITHOUT KILLER SNAKES ON THE LOOSE. |
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Editorial |
359 |
| EDITORIAL : THAT'S LEADERSHIP AS INTERIM POLICE CHIEF, LEWIS SERVED CITY WELL. |
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Editorial |
405 |
| EXPRESS LANE : ON THE TABLE IN 30 MINUTES OR LESS. |
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Recipe |
621 |
| FABRIC OF HER LIFE; SIMI WEAVER GETS BACK TO BASICS. |
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638 |
| FAULTY FIRE SPRINKLERS HAVE AGENCIES ON ALERT : WHERE TO CALL. |
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976 |
| FILLED WITH HEART; WEIGAND WON'T LET SMALL SIZE STOP HIM FROM DREAMS. |
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516 |
| FROM THE FIELD: THEY'RE BUTTING HEADS ON AND OFF THE FIELD. |
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367 |
| GALAXY WINS CONCACAF QUARTERFINAL : GALAXY 2, L.A. FIRPO 0. |
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176 |
| GAMBOA TAKES OVER AT ELAC; EX-CSUN COACH RETURNS TO REVIVE DORMANT PROGRAM. |
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192 |
| GETTING TO HEART OF DOWNTOWN; `DIAMOND PLAN' SHOULD BE ABANDONED WITH CENTRAL LIBRARY ESTABLISHED AS MAIN FOCUS OF CITY. |
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Editorial |
1093 |
| HAIL TO THE NEW CHIEF; PARKS SHINES AT FIRST OFFICIAL FUNCTION. |
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273 |
| HOME PRICES JUMP, ENDING 5-YEAR SLUMP; SALES PACE CONTINUES STRONG. |
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Statistical Data Included |
336 |
| HOPEFULS FILE FOR COUNCIL OPENINGS IN AREA CITIES. |
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407 |
| HOST FAMILIES SOUGHT FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS. |
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769 |
| INTENSE LEADER; CAN HOLMOE'S QUIET DEMEANOR, WORK ETHIC MAKE CAL A WINNER? |
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1819 |
| IT'S A TENSE CHAPTER FOR SCHOOLS; SHIPPING STRIKE DELAYS ARRIVAL OF TEXTBOOKS. |
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615 |
| JOINING BOXING, AEROBICS AT GYM. |
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1002 |
| JUST SAY YES; IF IT DOESN'T INTERFERE WITH BASKETBALL AND LOOKS GOOD, CENTER-RAPPER-ACTOR-PITCHMAN-RICH MAN SHAQUILLE O'NEAL - NOW STARRING IN `STEEL' - IS USUALLY HAPPY TO DO IT. |
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1385 |
| L.A. BEAT : USC LINEBACKER MAKES CHOICE. |
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81 |
| LACK OF PRACTICE, IMPERFECT PLAY. |
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570 |
| LAPD-MTA MERGER: WED IN HASTE, REPENT AT LEISURE? |
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Editorial |
798 |
| LATE NIGHT'S ROOKIES TREADING IN THIN WATER. |
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Television Program Review |
540 |
| LEGISLATURE SLOW TO TAKE UP `TRAILER BILLS'. |
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428 |
| LOCAL NOTES: MONROE LOSES CUMBISS FOR ENTIRE SEASON. |
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351 |
| LOS PADRES BLAZES NEARLY EXTINGUISHED; CREWS MOPPING UP AT SITES OF WILDFIRES. |
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133 |
| MAN ARRESTED IN SHALLOW-GRAVE DEATH. |
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238 |
| MAYORS PONDER SALES TAX SHARING. |
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359 |
| NEW YORKER NAMED TO RUN MTA; CREDIBILITY WITH PUBLIC, BOARD AMONG NEW TRANSIT CEO'S PRIORITIES. |
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587 |
| NEWS LITE : JAPANESE `VIRTUAL PET' EARNS WINGS OFFBEAT. |
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884 |
| NOTES : SWARM FALLS SHORT. |
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626 |
| PARKS TAKES OFFICE; NEW CHIEF SAYS LOS ANGELES IS `MOVING FORWARD'. |
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864 |
| POLICE CAR FUNDS APPROVED; 76 VEHICLES TO AID ADDITIONAL DETECTIVES. |
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449 |
| PROGRAM TO PUT TEENS ON CAREER PATH; SANTA CLARITA OFFERING `WE CARE FOR YOUTH' SESSIONS. |
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372 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : NOW NEEDED MORE THAN EVER IN AMERICA. |
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Editorial |
1366 |
| PUMAS OPEN EYES AT ASA TOURNEY; 14-UNDER SOFTBALL TEAM PLACES THIRD. |
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410 |
| RESIDENT PUTS BEST OF SCV ON LINE; CIVIC INFORMATION, EATERIES ON WEB SITE. |
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409 |
| SPORTWATCH : NBA. |
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221 |
| STONE HELPS BRING HUXLEY-ISHERWOOD WORK TO LIGHT. |
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765 |
| STORE OWNER HOLDS OFF CROWBAR-ROBBERY SUSPECT. |
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387 |
| STUDY SAYS STATES CAN'T AID UNINSURED ALONE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
300 |
| SYLMAR STALLIONS IN WORLD SERIES TODAY; EX-CLEVELAND PITCHER SCHULTZ LEADS TEAM. |
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321 |
| TRAFFIC GETTING WORSE; NATION'S WOES MATCHING L.A.'S. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1354 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: NECE COULD BE A LOTT LIKE HIS DAD. |
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549 |
| VALUES RISING AROUND NATION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
200 |
| VICTERY FINALLY LIVES UP TO NAME : JETHAWKS 9, SAN BERNARDINO 4. |
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335 |
| WACHS TO CALL FOR VOTE ON NEW ARENA; MEASURE WOULD REQUIRE PUBLIC'S OK FOR FUNDING. |
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501 |
| WHOLESALER PUMPED FOR PROMISE; NEWHALL COUNTY WATER SUES TO OBTAIN CERTAINTY ABOUT SUPPLY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
650 |
| WITNESSES SAW 2ND CAR ON BRIDGE; TRIO'S AID SOUGHT IN PROBE OF 2 DEATHS. |
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350 |
August 13, 1997
