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| `TRUE LIES' SEQUEL NEXT PROJECT FOR ARNOLD, CAMERON. |
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760 |
| 6 BRUINS NAMED ALL-AMERICA. |
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276 |
| ALCOHOL MAY BE LINKED TO CRASH. |
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152 |
| AMMO CLIP EXEMPTION OK'D; COUNCIL ACTION AIDS FILMMAKERS DESPITE WORRIES ABOUT VIOLENCE. |
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366 |
| AVC RECORDS RARE TOURNAMENT VICTORY. |
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567 |
| BASKETBALL BEAT : THE KID CAN PLAY. |
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321 |
| BERNSON CONTESTING EXPANSION OF LANDFILL. |
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426 |
| BOBCAT DEN, PLANTS STOP BLASTING; DISCOVERIES ALONG 14 FREEWAY NEAR ACTON HALT ROAD WIDENING. |
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653 |
| BOBCAT DEN, PLANTS STOP ROAD PROJECT. |
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620 |
| BOND STAYS STRONG FOR BROWNIES OF '42; NOTHING CAN KEEP THESE SCOUTS APART. |
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1439 |
| BRIEFLY : 4 FAMILY MEMBERS DISCOVERED DEAD. |
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375 |
| BRIEFLY : MAGIC'S HARDAWAY HAS KNEE SURGERY. |
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397 |
| BRIEFLY : MAN'S FAMILY FILES SUIT AGAINST CITY. |
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785 |
| CBS, NBC NEWS PROGRAMS TIE FOR FIRST PLACE IN LATEST NIELSENS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
630 |
| CHAMPIONSHIP NOTES: NOTRE DAME NOT AT LOSS IN SLUMP. |
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478 |
| CLEAN AIR BLOWS WAY INTO LOS ANGELES; WINDS TO DELIVER VALLEY CHILL. |
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260 |
| CLU NOTES: SHEA COULD EARN CHANCE AT CAREER AS NFL PUNTER. |
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344 |
| COC NOTES: CANYONS HAS YO-YO RESULTS; HARTOONIAN WILL SIT OUT TWO GAMES. |
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888 |
| COMPANY OFFERS $1,000 IN THEFT; PILFERED LAPTOP HELD LIST OF POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS. |
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502 |
| COMPANY'S EX-WORKERS PLAN TO SUE; MICROPOLIS CONTINGENT WANTS SEVERANCE PAY. |
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351 |
| COOK'S CORNER : TRY BAKLAVA WITH A TWIST. |
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Recipe |
297 |
| COUNCIL OKS RAISES FOR GENERAL MANAGERS. |
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847 |
| COUNCIL WANTS GAS SHUT-OFF VALVES BASED ON SALE OF 1 CONDO. |
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350 |
| COUNTY PROPERTY TAXES DUE TODAY. |
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138 |
| COUNTY TO GET IMMIGRATION OFFICE; CENTER SEEKS TO OFFER RESIDENCY SERVICE. |
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570 |
| COVERING ALL ANGLES; `PREVIEW' A COVETED ASSIGNMENT. |
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708 |
| COWBOYS IN STATE OF WONDER; COACH'S, PLAYERS' FUTURES IN QUESTION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
534 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: CSUN FORWARD BACK IN ACTION. |
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555 |
| DECK THE HALLS; BEST COOKIES AND CANDIES BAR NONE. |
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Recipe |
5330 |
| DISTRICT KIDS COULD GET TIME TO SLEEP MORE; SCHOOLS MAY START UP AT 8:30. |
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373 |
| DOWNTOWN'S GEM; COUNCIL OKS `10-MINUTE DIAMOND' PLAN. |
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604 |
| EDITORIAL : NOW THAT'S PROGRESS; TRANSIT SUMMIT IS A MILESTONE FOR THE VALLEY. |
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Editorial |
320 |
| EDITORIAL : SAME OLD NONSENSE; RAISES FOR L.A. MANAGERS LEAVE TAXPAYERS OUT IN THE COLD. |
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Editorial |
485 |
| FED, FTC PITCH TIPS ON AUTO LEASING. |
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156 |
| FREEH, RENO TELL LITTLE AT HEARING. |
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1055 |
| GETTING EVENING TO CLEAR THE AIR; 13 COUNTY BARS TO TRY SMOKE-FREE EVENING. |
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593 |
| GIVING CREDIT TO HER MOTHER'S INFLUENCE, AREA WOMAN FINDS CAREER HELPING OTHERS; LENDING A HAND TO THE NEEDY. |
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593 |
| HACKERS MAKE ONLINE DEMAND TO FREE MITNICK. |
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394 |
| HMOS GET EXEMPTION ON TAXES FOR BUSINESS DONE OUTSIDE L.A. |
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445 |
| HOLIDAY SHOPPING'S LIKE, COOL; STORES EXPECT BIG BUCKS FROM TEENS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
324 |
| HOLLYWOOD PARK HEADS FOR STRETCH; INGLEWOOD SITE IS AREA'S BEST BET FOR NFL FACILITY. |
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844 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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267 |
| INS TO CONTINUE PROGRAM FOR FINDING CRIMINAL ALIENS. |
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361 |
| IT'S SHOW TIME AT THE GETTY; CENTER HOLDS BLACK-TIE AFFAIR. |
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842 |
| JOHNSON REINSTATED TO PLAY. |
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176 |
| JUDGE OKS EXTRADITING ROGERS FROM FLORIDA FOR MURDER TRIAL. |
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319 |
| KINGS CAN'T SHAKE SKID : PITTSBURGH 2 KINGS 1. |
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628 |
| KINGS CAN'T SHAKE SKID; LOSS TO PENGUINS DROPS KINGS TO BELOW .500 : PITTSBURGH 2 KINGS 1. |
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570 |
| LAKERS VS. WARRIORS. |
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182 |
| LANCASTER DESERT CHRISTIAN TEAM MAKES FAST START. |
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301 |
| LITTLE COMPANIES BACK MOVE. |
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123 |
| MAN FOUND GUILTY IN FATAL CARJACKING. |
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354 |
| MARTIN RESURFACES; STRUGGLING GUARD SPARKS CLIPPERS. |
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590 |
| MTA `RIPS OFF' VALLEY; AGENCY ACCUSED OF CALCULATION ERROR. |
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935 |
| NBA STAR OFFERS APOLOGY FOR ATTACKING TEAM COACH. |
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881 |
| NBA STARS STEW; BARKLEY SUGGESTS ALL-STAR BOYCOTT TO SUPPORT SPREWELL. |
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351 |
| NEIGHBORS PRESS COUNTY TO KEEP CHILD HOMES SHUT. |
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196 |
| NEWS LITE : ACTION-FILM PRODUCERS PAYING COSTS TO TEND INJURED PIGEONS. |
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725 |
| NOTES: GUARD PUNISHED FOR VIOLATING DISTRICT RULE. |
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183 |
| OBITUARIES : CAROL M. SCHUESSLER. |
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Obituary |
162 |
| OBITUARIES : FRANCES MERIAM BRISCO. |
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Obituary |
176 |
| PALMDALE PROVES IT'S THREAT TO WIN LEAGUE. |
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550 |
| PATIENCE ADVISED ON SECESSION; LEGAL ISSUES MAY TAKE MONTHS, ATTORNEY SAYS. |
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412 |
| PRINCESS CRUISES HIRING LOCALLY. |
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256 |
| PROTEST TARGETS COMMISSIONER; PAIR SAYS LANCASTER JURIST UNFAIR IN CHILD CUSTODY CASES. |
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815 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : KILLING OF BEAR BY GIRL, 9, ANGERS READERS. |
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Editorial |
1091 |
| RESTAURANT REPLICAS : COPYCAT CREATIONS TO CELEBRATE THE SEASON. |
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Recipe |
1277 |
| ROYAL COACH LIKES BEING FAVORITE. |
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843 |
| SCHILLO WANTS TO CHANGE DEAL WITH AHMANSON; OPEN SPACE PROPOSAL CRITICIZED. |
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639 |
| SEASON BRINGS PRIDE; AVC SHOWED IMPROVEMENT. |
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603 |
| SENIOR DIES DURING ESTATE FRAUD CASE. |
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Obituary |
396 |
| SIEMENS LOSES ARCO LAWSUIT. |
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493 |
| SIMI MAN STABBED DURING VAN RIDE HAS SURGERY TO REPAIR LIVER; TRANSIENT SOUGHT. |
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175 |
| SMALL SACRIFICE?; NASDAQ LOOKS AT DROPPING 3,400 STOCKS FROM LISTINGS. |
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470 |
| SOCCER FIELDS SITE TO ENTER 2ND PHASE. |
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276 |
| SPIELBERG CHARTS NEW COURSE WITH `AMISTAD'. |
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Movie Review |
995 |
| STEALTH GUNNER; FARGAS REIGNS; DE MARTINIS SHINES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
845 |
| T.O. MAY SEEK INPUT ON CABLE CHANNEL. |
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350 |
| TAKE THE STICK, CRASH, WALK AWAY ... |
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406 |
| THE DAY IN SPORTS: MARACCINI HAS BIG NIGHT AS VALLEY ROMPS. |
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430 |
| THE PERFECT COOKIE. |
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573 |
| TOP 25 ROUNDUP: NORTHERN IOWA STUNS IOWA. |
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441 |
| TRAINER WISHES ON STARS; BRADSHAW HOPES ARTAX FOLLOWS LEAD OF FUTURITY ALUMNI. |
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250 |
| TRIAL BEGINS IN SLAYING OF SHERIFF'S DEPUTY. |
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715 |
| TWO TEAMS SEEKING TO MAKE A STATEMENT; MARMONTE POWER ROYAL WILL BATTLE MOORPARK IN GOLD COAST CLASSIC. |
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495 |
| USC REPORT ON HOLD. |
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166 |
| USC, NEBRASKA MEET IN PLAYOFFS. |
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155 |
| VALENCIA SOX BASEBALL TEAM DOMINATES REGIONAL TOURNAMENT. |
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254 |
| VALENCIA'S WARDEN TAKES FALL; SENIOR SUFFERS BROKEN HAND AFTER TOURNEY. |
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672 |
| WAREHOUSES TURNING INTO SPORTS CENTER; WORK ON COMPLEX UNDER WAY. |
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511 |
| WESTLAKE VILLAGE LOOKING AT RECYCLING OF GREEN WASTE. |
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395 |
| WOMAN NEEDS WORK CLOTHES; HUSBAND LEFT FAMILY WITH NOTHING. |
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509 |
| WOMEN'S CONFERENCE SEEKS SPONSORS. |
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312 |
| YOUTHS OBTAIN BALL BAN; COUNTY APPROVES CHILD-LABOR CURB. |
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304 |
December 10, 1997
