Title  |
Author |
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Words |
| `DILBERT' REELING IN BOOK SALES. |
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861 |
| `EMPIRE' STRIKES WITH $9 MILLION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
292 |
| `NIGHT SINS' RESTORES CRIME FILMS' IMAGE. |
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584 |
| `SCHINDLER'S LIST' A DOUBLE RARITY : NBC, FORD RUNNING HEROIC FILM AD-FREE. |
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867 |
| `SPANISH LOVER' RICH IN MIDDLEBROW APPEAL. |
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723 |
| `TOTAL CONTROL' OF PLOTTING FOR THRILLER AUTHOR. |
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418 |
| 5 HURT IN ATLANTA LOUNGE BLAST; SERIAL BOMBER SUSPECTED. |
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598 |
| A SHARP LOOK AT THE STORY BEHIND TV'S DIGITAL FUTURE. |
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822 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : BASEBALL CARD VALUABLE EVEN WITHOUT PICTURE. |
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109 |
| ACTORS GUILD HONORS PERFORMANCES : WINNERS MOTION PICTURES. |
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762 |
| AFTER END OF COMMUNISM, TROUBLES BEGIN IN EUROPE. |
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872 |
| AGENTS SUSPECT SONORA GOVERNOR : EVIDENCE INDICATES MEXICAN OFFICIAL TIED TO DRUG TRAFFICKER, U.S. SAYS. |
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405 |
| ALBERT SHANKER, 68, UNION'S CHAMPION OF EDUCATION REFORMS. |
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Obituary |
270 |
| ALBRIGHT VISITS SOLDIERS ON VOLATILE KOREAN BORDER. |
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611 |
| ALI STILL CASTS SPELL : WITH MOVIE, LEGEND GROWS. |
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859 |
| AN EXPERIMENT IN LEARNING : CHARTER SCHOOL IN REDDING HOPES TO ENCOURAGE FUTURE SCIENTISTS. |
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709 |
| ANGELES FOREST PLAN WOULD REVIVE CONTROLLED BURNS : PROGRAM AIMS TO SAVE HOMES. |
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427 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO PALMDALE KILLINGS. |
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173 |
| ASAP GETAWAYS : LAKE MEAD SETTING FOR NATURE HIKES. |
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294 |
| BLACK PORTERS FINALLY TRAVEL RAIL IN STYLE : BYGONE ERA COMES RUSHING BACK IN PULLMAN BLUES TOUR. |
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1062 |
| BOOMING AT 50 : AN AMERICAN GENERATION REDEFINES WORK, LIFE AND LEISURE AT THE HALF-CENTURY MARK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
3148 |
| BRANDON REMAINS HUMBLE DESPITE SUPERSTAR STATUS. |
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830 |
| BREWING UP BUSINESS : INDEPENDENTS FEEL THE PINCH OF JAVA GIANTS. |
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549 |
| BRIEFLY : COMMISH IN DENIAL. |
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188 |
| CITY TITLE CLAIMED BY ECR. |
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358 |
| CLINTON TO HOLD TAHOE SUMMIT. |
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324 |
| CLINTON, GOP STEP UP BATTLE ON BUDGET ISSUE. |
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234 |
| COACH K & THE `KID' : A KINDRED SPIRIT DEVELOPS BETWEEN LAVIN, KRZYZEWSKI. |
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826 |
| COFFEE FANS LOVE THE BEAN SCENE. |
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820 |
| COLLEGE BASKETBALL BETTER THAN NBA. |
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397 |
| COMET EXPECTED TO BE CELESTIAL SPECTACLE. |
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680 |
| COMMENTARY : ASHE DESERVES ACCOLADE USTA NAMES STADIUM AFTER LATE HUMANITARIAN. |
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658 |
| COMMENTARY : SAMPRAS: WHAT'S RIGHT ABOUT TENNIS. |
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627 |
| COMMISSION CONSIDERS CHIEF : NO DECISION MADE ON WILLIAMS, OFFICIALS SAY. |
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630 |
| CONTROLLED BURN PROJECT GETS NEW LIFE : ANGELES FOREST PERMITS SOUGHT FOR FIRST PLANNED FIRES SINCE '81. |
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532 |
| CSUN TAKES TWO FROM SACRAMENTO STATE. |
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96 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : HELEN VON SEGGERN. |
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638 |
| DEMOCRATS SHOWING WILLINGNESS TO CUT CAPITAL GAINS TAX. |
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493 |
| DENG LEGACY MORE A MATTER OF ECONOMICS THAN IDEOLOGY. |
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1267 |
| DINING BEAT : GET READY FOR 2087. |
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|
340 |
| DINING DEALS : NO TOKYO TABS HERE. |
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299 |
| DISTRICT EXPANDING VIDEO SURVEILLANCE. |
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362 |
| DISTRICT MAY ADD SUMMER CLASSES. |
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454 |
| DOES `GLASS BORDER' KEEP WOMEN DOWN? |
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Statistical Data Included |
161 |
| DUKE BOASTS EVERYTHING BUT STRONG REBOUNDING. |
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|
425 |
| DUTCH CLOG MAKERS HEARING FOOTSTEPS : FABLED WOODEN SHOES FACING SURVIVAL TEST. |
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|
642 |
| EDBERG: HAPPY RETIREE AT AGE 31. |
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421 |
| EDITORIAL : BETRAYED AGAIN INCREASE IN FUNDING FOR EAST-SIDE SUBWAY LEAVES TRANSIT PROSPECTS FOR VALLEY IN LIMBO. |
|
Editorial |
512 |
| EDITORIAL : THE SINGLETON CASE LAWS IN EFFECT TODAY WOULD HAVE KEPT NOTORIOUS RAPIST BEHIND BARS. |
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Editorial |
272 |
| EXPERTS TRY TO SELL GOVERNMENT ON MARIJUANA RESEARCH. |
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338 |
| FALLING AWAY WITH FARROW : SURVIVAL, DIGNITY FILL BIOGRAPHY. |
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1069 |
| FAMILY PICKING UP PIECES AFTER TRAGIC EXPLOSION. |
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648 |
| FILM CREW WINS CASH PRIZE FOR CONDOM AD. |
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609 |
| FLAG-BURNING PLAN IGNITING NEW DEBATE : CAPITOL HILL EYES PROPOSED AMENDMENT. |
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1134 |
| FLOODS PUT DAMPER ON STATE'S TOURISM. |
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594 |
| FORD EXPEDITION TRAMPLES SPORT-UTILITY RIVALS : TEST DRIVE. |
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718 |
| GALLERIA DEVELOPER TOP CONTENDER FOR TOWN CENTER. |
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593 |
| GEOLOGIST FINDS QUAKE DANGER TO SEATTLE AREA. |
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223 |
| GEORGIA GETS EXCITED ABOUT MACON WHOOPEE : MINOR-LEAGUE HOCKEY THRIVES IN THE SOUTH. |
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753 |
| GERMAN TRACKING SERVICE SEEKS TO LIST ALL VICTIMS OF GENOCIDE. |
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710 |
| GIVING SIMPSON CUSTODY IS A PERVERSION OF JUSTICE. |
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1102 |
| GORDON IS QUICKLY RACING TO TOP. |
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711 |
| GOVERNMENT BEGINS CUTTING OFF FOOD STAMPS. |
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257 |
| GOVERNMENT SOON MAY APOLOGIZE FOR TUSKEGEE EXPERIMENT. |
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518 |
| GRANDMA WOULD TAKE `ACT-YOUR-AGE' NOTION IN STRIDE. |
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814 |
| GROUP THANKS EMPLOYERS OF THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED. |
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375 |
| HAYDEN PUMPS PASSION INTO CONTEST : CAMPAIGN TRAIL. |
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|
1308 |
| HERMAN, ANALYZED UNIVERSE, TRAFFIC. |
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Obituary |
547 |
| HIGHLAND TAKES DIV. IV CROWN. |
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|
287 |
| HIGHWAY REOPENS AFTER MUD CLEANUP. |
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|
270 |
| HOAGLUND LEADS HART OVER ROYAL : HART 56, ROYAL 42. |
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|
328 |
| INDIA FORT EVOKES ERA OF MAHARAJAS. |
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1082 |
| IRS RULES OUT POT DEDUCTION. |
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|
328 |
| KEY IS TO ASSUME AUTHORITY, NOT JUST NEW TITLE. |
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|
741 |
| KIDS' FRIENDSHIPS SIMPLE AS CHILD'S PLAY - SORT OF. |
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|
541 |
| KINGS' FISET GETS SHUTOUT : KINGS 4, VANCOUVER 0. |
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|
676 |
| KIT HAS WHAT IT TAKES TO HELP RID YOUR LIFE OF MR. WRONG. |
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216 |
| L.A. BEAT : CUNERTY NOT AVAILABLE. |
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191 |
| LACK OF FUNDS MAY STOP MARATHON IN ITS TRACKS. |
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|
615 |
| LAKERS VS. NEW YORK. |
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|
197 |
| LANCASTER LAB PUTS DRUG CRIME TO THE TEST : NEW SHERIFF'S FACILITY ANALYZES EVIDENCE. |
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419 |
| LEARNING FROM `LIST'. |
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|
373 |
| LETTERS : BOWE SHOULDN'T GET ANY SYMPATHY. |
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Letter to the Editor |
189 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : FOND MEMORIES CONTINUE FLOWING ON THE BOULEVARD. |
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Letter to the Editor |
480 |
| LIFEGUARDS DIVE INTO SAFETY. |
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|
281 |
| LIMITING BABY'S FAT OK, FINNS SAY. |
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172 |
| LINCOLN RINGER SERIOUS ABOUT ROLE. |
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413 |
| LOCAL ROUNDUP : NORTHRIDGE NEEDS OT TO BEAT SACRAMENTO STATE. |
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|
392 |
| MAJOR-LEAGUE LOYALTY : PRESEASON GAME RALLIES JETHAWKS, MARINERS FANS. |
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416 |
| MAKING A GO OF WELFARE-TO-WORK PLAN : LONG-TERM EXPERIENCE VALIDATES PROGRAM'S CLAIM THAT GETTING NEW RECIPIENTS TO WORK QUICKLY AND FOLLOWING UP ON PLACEMENTS HELPS GUARANTEE SUCCESS. |
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Editorial |
876 |
| MAMMAL CLONED FOR THE 1ST TIME : POSSIBILITY OPEN TO HUMAN COPIES. |
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|
815 |
| MANHUNT ON FOR GUNMAN : LAPD TARGETS COMPLEX. |
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|
718 |
| MARATHON'S ELITE RUNNERS HAVEN'T CAUGHT FANS' FANCY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
914 |
| MARIPOSA'S OLD STAGE STOP GETS NEW LIFE AS B&B. |
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|
659 |
| MARTIN FINDS NEW `LIFE' AT `CRISIS CENTER' : CRISIS CENTER. |
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|
841 |
| MASSIMINO WON'T LISTEN TO COMPARISONS : CLEVELAND STATE DOESN'T CHANGE APPROACH. |
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|
820 |
| MEDICAL SCHOOL SHUFFLES SEATS : LOMA LINDA APPOINTS NEW TRANSPLANT TEAM. |
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|
591 |
| MILITARY INJUSTICE REVEALED IN `369TH INFANTRY'. |
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|
228 |
| MOORPARK SEES RISE IN REPORTS OF MOSQUITOES : EXPERTS SUPERVISE ABATEMENT. |
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591 |
| MURPHY'S LAW: LIKE FATHER, UNLIKE SON : NIAGARA'S CURRENT VERSION MUCH MORE LIKELY TO PASS UP THE BALL THAN SHOOT IT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
798 |
| MUTED MAYOR : RIORDAN, AND THOSE BEFORE HIM, FORCED TO GRIN AND BEAR DIVIDED POWER OF L.A. CITY GOVERNMENT. |
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|
656 |
| NBC-TV PIONEER SARNOFF, AT 78. |
|
Obituary |
166 |
| NEW `CHICKEN SOUP' TO WARM WOMEN'S HEARTS. |
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|
1082 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS FAWCETT, O'NEAL SAY THE LOVE STORY'S OVER. |
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|
335 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS SCRIPT THIEF GETS NO GROUP CHEERS. |
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|
857 |
| NFL NOTES : EVERYONE HAS THEIR REASONS FREE AGENTS MAKE UP MINDS ABOUT GOING. |
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|
750 |
| NHL NOTES : HALL OF FAMER ALWAYS ENDORSED IDEA OF WEARING HELMETS. |
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|
526 |
| NOT JUST WAVES IN SURFING NOVEL. |
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|
640 |
| NOTES : JARRETT MISSES DAYTONA RECORD. |
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|
710 |
| OSCARS '97 : FOR SCHLESINGER, IT'S A WONDER-FUL LIFE. |
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|
499 |
| OUTCRY PERSUADES STARR TO STAY : WHITEWATER COUNSEL CITES EXIT-DATE ERROR. |
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|
537 |
| PANAMA SCRAMBLES FOR POSITION FOR 1999 CANAL ZONE TRANSITION. |
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|
1595 |
| PANHANDLERS NEED SOCIAL SERVICES PROVIDED IN HUMANE WAY : PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE. |
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|
615 |
| PARENTING : STRESS THE POSITIVE TO REDUCE PREJUDICE IN KIDS. |
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|
492 |
| PARK PARTHENIA RESIDENTS REACT TO SLAYING : NEIGHBORS VOW TO CONTINUE SAFETY EFFORTS. |
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1123 |
| PISTONS' PROWESS DEPENDS ON HILL : STAR DRAWS JORDAN COMPARISONS. |
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|
562 |
| PLAN AIMS TO SHRINK S.F. ROCKS. |
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|
170 |
| POLICE ARREST T.O. RAPE SUSPECT. |
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|
444 |
| PRIMARY PROPOSAL SPLITS GOP. |
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|
357 |
| PROFILE: DAN PETROCELLI, CHATSWORTH : NOW HE PLAYS IN THE BIG LEAGUES FAME HAS NOT SHAKEN LAWYER'S COOL. |
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|
1222 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : LOCKYER: STUDIES NEED NOT STALL SECESSION. |
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Editorial |
1554 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : RECALL DRIVE JUST WORSENS COUNCIL PROBLEM. |
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|
1241 |
| PULPIT IN IMPRESSIVE DEBUT. |
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|
626 |
| RACE FOR MAYOR : MEASURING UP RICHARD RIORDAN:. |
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Statistical Data Included |
138 |
| RAIDERS CALL TO ARMS EVOKES GEORGE, PAST. |
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|
407 |
| REGENTS BACK EDUCATION ROUNDTABLE PLAN. |
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|
629 |
| REMAKE OF TOMORROWLAND TAKES U-TURN TO `THE JETSONS'. |
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|
628 |
| RIORDAN STEPS UP TO FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE : STAYING FOCUSED. |
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|
1445 |
| ROUNDUP : MOORPARK WINS BIG IN PLAYOFF OPENER. |
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|
610 |
| ROUNDUP : SACCO STARS AGAIN FOR DUCKS. |
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|
441 |
| ROUNDUP : SWEDE IT IS IN HAWAII. |
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|
943 |
| RUSSIA'S FIRST SITCOMS NO JOKE : CREATORS OF NEW TELEVISION PROGRAMS TRYING TO MAKE COUNTRY LAUGH. |
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|
749 |
| SAN DIEGO ECOLOGY PLAN COULD SET MODEL FOR U.S. |
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|
778 |
| SCIENCE EXPERIMENT LOOKS TOWARD FUTURE : LAB HELPS TEACHERS GIVE STUDENTS AN EDGE. |
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|
432 |
| SEARCHING FOR REMNANTS OF THOREAU'S WALDEN POND. |
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|
610 |
| SECURITIES DEALERS INVEST IN ADS TO EDUCATE PUBLIC. |
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|
510 |
| SENATOR FINDS FEW FRIENDS IN FUNDING INQUIRY : THOMPSON HUNTS CAMPAIGN CRIME. |
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|
937 |
| SENIORS ADVISED ON HEALTH CARE. |
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|
621 |
| SEPARATE CRASHES LEAVE 2 MEN CRITICALLY INJURED. |
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|
298 |
| SOCCER ROUNDUP : HART OPENS WITH VICTORY OVER CRESCENTA VALLEY. |
|
|
306 |
| SOUTHLAND: BRIEFLY : RAPE SUSPECT HELD IN THOUSAND OAKS. |
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|
618 |
| SPRING TRAINING '97 : CANSECO ARRIVES LATE AT A'S CAMP. |
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|
842 |
| STATE'S ORANGE GROWERS REAP REWARDS OF RAIN. |
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|
136 |
| STAUBACH CALLS FOR COWBOYS DISCIPLINE : OWNER JONES HAS BECOME TEAM COP. |
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|
419 |
| STEINBECK MUSEUM WILL BE `PEARL' IN SALINAS. |
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|
573 |
| STILES IS POINT-GUARD PRODIGY : KANSAS PREP OBSESSED WITH HONING SKILLS. |
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|
769 |
| STRICTLY BUSINESS : PROSTITUTE, POLICE EVENTS TO SHARE HOTEL. |
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|
1182 |
| SUSPECT SNARES HIMSELF. |
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|
171 |
| TAYLOR OUT OF ICU, IN PRIVATE ROOM. |
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|
186 |
| TEENS MAKING THE GRADE : BUSINESSES ASSISTING SCHOOLS TO TEACH TOMORROW'S EMPLOYEES. |
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|
586 |
| THE COLLECTIBLE SHOW GOES ON. |
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|
543 |
| THE GIFT IS ON THE HOUSE : TAKING THE BRIDAL REGISTRY A STEP FURTHER, ACCOUNTS LEAD TO HOME. |
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|
1301 |
| THE MOTHER LODE ROAD : CALIFORNIA'S HIGHWAY 49 A SCENIC TRAIL TO HISTORICAL TREASURES. |
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|
3090 |
| THOMPSON, USC WOMEN STOP UCLA : USC 87, UCLA 74. |
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|
210 |
| TIPOFF : CHICANERY, STUNTS MARK MAYORAL RACE. |
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|
543 |
| TORRES CAPTURES SECOND TITLE. |
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|
366 |
| TOURS, ETC. : SEEING CANADA FROM HORSEBACK. |
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|
432 |
| TRACK STARS SAY CHANGE NEEDED. |
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|
351 |
| TRAVEL BARGAINS : BANGKOK AND BALI ON ITINERARY. |
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|
232 |
| TRIBUTE TO CAMP HOST PLANNED. |
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|
1093 |
| TRUST, CONFIDENCE TO POSE BIGGEST HURDLES FOR STARR : COLLEAGUES SAY ERROR CAN BE OVERCOME. |
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|
650 |
| U.S. ROLE IN DESERT BASED ON SECURITY. |
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|
600 |
| UCLA ROLLS WITH 13 IN EIGHTH : UCLA 16, ARIZONA ST. 5. |
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|
432 |
| UNIONS ENDORSE HAYDEN : RIORDAN'S ABSENCE AT EVENT CALLED SNUB. |
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|
519 |
| UP & COMING : PARENTS. |
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|
426 |
| UP & COMING. |
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|
323 |
| VAULTER TRIES NEW TECHNIQUE : JOHNSON ALREADY HOLDS U.S. RECORD. |
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|
837 |
| VINCENT, UEBERROTH PONDER BASEBALL'S UNSTABLE FUTURE. |
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|
1017 |
| VOTERS MIXED ON FEINSTEIN GUBERNATORIAL RUN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
266 |
| WEST RATES OVER RILEY. |
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|
1353 |
| WHAT'S ON HORIZON FOR GREAT WESTERN? : TAKEOVER OFFER CREATES UNCERTAINTY. |
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|
1032 |
| WOMEN GAINING GROUND IN VETERINARY FIELD. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
162 |
| YOSEMITE MAY REOPEN IN MARCH. |
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|
274 |
February 23, 1997
