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| $1.1 MILLION FOR JOPLIN SONG. |
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163 |
| [0] CSUN AGAIN FAILS TO MAKE UP DEFICIT : MONTANA 78 CSUN 75. |
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533 |
| `BEAUTICIAN' NO `NANNY' MAKE-OVER. |
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Movie Review |
509 |
| `IT'S TRAGIC. CHILDREN SHOULD BE EDUCATED IN MORE THAN JUST THE THREE R'S' : CLASSICS' MAESTRO YEARNS FOR FRESH FACES. |
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711 |
| `PEST' NEEDS AN EXTERMINATOR. |
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Movie Review |
466 |
| `SUBURBIA' UTILIZES ANGRY, EASYGOING TALENTS WELL. |
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Movie Review |
513 |
| 2 FREEMEN CONVICTED OF FRAUD. |
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153 |
| 2 VALLEY KIDS BEING TREATED FOR RARE INFECTION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
551 |
| 3RD FILM FESTIVAL WINS FANS : SANTA CLARITA EVENT APPEALS TO FAMILIES. |
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359 |
| A CALL TO SOCIAL ACTION : PUPILS SCHOOLED IN WAYS THEY CAN ALLEVIATE SUFFERING, MAKE DIFFERENCE. |
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434 |
| A FUTURE OF PERPETUAL GRIDLOCK IS NOT INEVITABLE. |
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Editorial |
788 |
| A GALLERY OF ARTWORKS - CULINARY AND OTHERWISE. |
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Restaurant Review |
760 |
| A POPULAR SIGHT TO Z : NISSAN RESTORING SPORT MODELS TO SHOWROOMS. |
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967 |
| A.V. COLLEGE PLANS SURVEY ON SERVICES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
429 |
| AGENT SAYS WILLIAMS ACCUSED HIM WRONGLY. |
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205 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : CHP PULLS OVER 25 LAKE L.A. DRIVERS. |
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215 |
| AOL TO ADD 50,000 MODEMS TO SERVICE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
278 |
| ART / SNEAK PEEK : IF ANYONE CAN CAPTURE THAT IMAGE, KENNA CAN. |
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505 |
| BITTY BUDGET : BRUINS CAN'T AFFORD TO HIRE BIG-NAME COACH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1529 |
| BIZWATCH : MARKETS. |
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495 |
| BRIEFLY : L.A. MAN ARRESTED IN FATAL GLENDALE CRASH. |
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726 |
| CALIFORNIA EX-CONVICT ACQUITTED IN INDIANA : JURY FINDS PILLOWCASE RAPIST NOT GUILTY OF BREAK-IN THAT LED TO BEATING BY. |
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314 |
| CALL BOX PROGRAM FOR DEAF HALTED DUE TO KEYPAD FLAW. |
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413 |
| CALTRANS URGED TO HASTEN HIGHWAY 126 WIDENING WORK. |
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476 |
| CHIEF CRITICIZES DELAY IN PROMOTION OF FIRST WOMAN COMMANDER. |
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547 |
| CLASSICAL / SNEAK PEEK : NO CONDUCTOR, NO PROBLEM FOR ORPHEUS. |
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401 |
| CLINTON CALLS FOR END TO `TOXIC CYNICISM' AT PRAYER BREAKFAST. |
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674 |
| CLINTON GOALS OUTLINED IN BUDGET PLAN. |
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1005 |
| COMMISSIONERS, CHIEF ASSESS LAPD'S PROGRESS ON REFORMS. |
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375 |
| CONTORTING OUR BIASES : `ELEPHANT MAN' FORCES REVIEW OF PREJUDICES. |
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Theater Review |
497 |
| COUNCIL DUO RESPOND TO FOES' CLAIMS. |
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259 |
| CSUN AGAIN FAILS TO MAKE UP DEFICIT : MONTANA 78 CSUN 75. |
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557 |
| CZECH HOMETOWN OF ALBRIGHT'S DAD SENT LETTERS FOR YEARS ON HER HISTORY. |
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797 |
| DEPUTIES READY TO DEPLOY LOCAL ANTI-CRIME PLAN : COPS TO INCREASE STREET PATROLS. |
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619 |
| DESPITE FLAWS, `DANTE'S PEAK' QUITE A BLAST. |
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Movie Review |
561 |
| DID COPS CHEAT ON TEST? : LETTER: SOME OFFICERS POSSIBLY TIPPED TO EXAM. |
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589 |
| DINING BEAT : OSCARS' SPAGO ADIEU. |
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339 |
| DISNEY VETOES POTENTIAL SALE OF MAGAZINES. |
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322 |
| ECUADOR BODY OUSTS `EL LOCO'. |
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213 |
| EDITORIAL : A DANGEROUS REMEDY DEMOCRATIC LEADERS' CAMPAIGN REFORM PROPOSAL WOULD UNDERMINE THE BILL OF RIGHTS. |
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Editorial |
564 |
| EDITORIAL : THE L.A. ZOO AND A GROUP OF ENCINO RESIDENTS ARE AT ODDS OVER EUCALYPTUS TREES. |
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Editorial |
212 |
| FIGHTER CLOSES IN ON KENNEDY-BOUND 727. |
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409 |
| FILM / SNEAK PEAK : ARE YOU READY FOR THE FIRST GAY ACTION FILM? |
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389 |
| GANGS, DRUGS TOP RESIDENTS' WORRIES. |
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257 |
| GAY RIGHTS ACTIVIST RECEIVES $87,000 SETTLEMENT IN CLAIM OF POLICE BEATING. |
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297 |
| HARVARD-WESTLAKE PREVAILS : UDEZE LEADS THE WAY AS ALEMANY STREAKS END H.-W. 56 ALEMANY 48. |
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382 |
| HASHISH SEIZURE LEADS GRAND JURY TO INDICT 7 IN WORLDWIDE DRUG RING. |
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360 |
| HMO MERGER OPPOSED. |
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385 |
| HOT SPOTS : TAKING OFF. |
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242 |
| HUGE DREAMS CAN COME IN SMALL PACKAGE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
702 |
| IMPOVERISHED N. KOREA TO STORE NUCLEAR WASTE. |
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446 |
| IS O.J. RICH OR BROKE? : JURORS RECEIVE VARYING REPORTS. |
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929 |
| JUDGE DELAYS CALCIUM RULING. |
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373 |
| KIDS / SNEAK PEEK : L.A. ZOO ZEROES IN ON ANIMAL ATTRACTION. |
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428 |
| L.A. FILM OFFICE SCOUTS OUT NET. |
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421 |
| LOCAL NOTES : ANNOUNCEMENTS . . . |
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184 |
| LOCAL NOTES. |
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435 |
| LOCAL ROUNDUP : PREOCCUPIED L.A. BAPTIST FALLS TO MARSHALL. |
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688 |
| LOYOLA MARYMOUNT VS. SANTA CLARA. |
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131 |
| MAGAZINES : IS THE STOCK MARKET MAKING US MORALLY BANKRUPT? |
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528 |
| MIMOSA PROVIDES PERFECT DINING MIX. |
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Restaurant Review |
772 |
| MINORITIES ASSAIL GLENFED'S LENDING RECORD. |
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Statistical Data Included |
395 |
| MURDER SUSPECTS TO BE ARRAIGNED. |
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241 |
| MUSICAL GETS CHILDREN INVOLVED IN THEATER : THE FACTS. |
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548 |
| NEVER SAY DIE: SAINT LOUIS WINS. |
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753 |
| NEWS & NOTES : COSBY BACK AT WORK ON SITCOM; WILL BE AN ESPY PRESENTER. |
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494 |
| NEWS LITE : SEINFELD FACING KNOTTY PROBLEM. |
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860 |
| NOTES : MOURNING SITS IT OUT, TOO HEAT CENTER HURT, JOINS SCRATCH LIST FOR ALL-STAR GAME. |
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546 |
| OPPONENTS LOSE APPEAL OF SHOPPING CENTER SUIT. |
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445 |
| PAC-10 ROUNDUP : OREGON ST. DUMPS WASHINGTON ST. |
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374 |
| PAC-10: 4-WAY TANGLE AT TOP : PAULEY BECOMES GRAY AREA AS BEARS KNOCK OFF BRUINS CALIFORNIA 71 UCLA 68. |
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683 |
| PAC-10: 4-WAY TANGLE AT TOP : PAULEY BECOMES GRAY AREA AS BEARS KNOCK OFF BRUINS CALIFORNIA 71 UCLA 68. |
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762 |
| PANEL APPROVES BIG STORES FOR PROPOSED RETAIL ZONE. |
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243 |
| PARENTS LOSE LAWSUIT AGAINST LAUSD OVER FOOTBALL PRACTICE DEATH OF SON. |
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272 |
| PEPPERDINE VS. ST. MARY'S. |
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118 |
| POLICE BELIEVE PANORAMA CITY MAN MADE ILLEGAL TURN IN CRASH THAT KILLED OFFICER. |
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217 |
| POP / SNEAK PEEK : IT'S THE SONGS, SAYS LEADER OF BIG HEAD TODD. |
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417 |
| POWER BROKER : PROCESS FOR MORE EFFICIENT ENERGY READIED FOR MARKET. |
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399 |
| PROGRAM TARGETS DRINKING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
168 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : MEDIA SKEWED PRIORITIES IN COVERING NEWS. |
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Editorial |
1660 |
| REEBOK SUIT CITES NEGATIVE PORTRAYAL IN `MAGUIRE'. |
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746 |
| RETAILERS REGISTER BIG GAINS : BARGAIN HUNTERS BOOST JANUARY SALES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
665 |
| RIORDAN AIDE, HAYDEN SPAR OVER LICENSE : STATE SENATOR ACCUSES MAYOR OF INTERVENING FOR RESTAURANT. |
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354 |
| SANTA CLARITA: BRIEFLY : COMMISSION OKS NORTH HILLS PROJECT. |
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90 |
| SCHOOLS HEAD WILL RETIRE : FAZIO SAYS HE WILL LEAVE 11-CAMPUS SAUGUS DISTRICT BY AUG. 31. |
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744 |
| SEX-EDUCATION SEPARATION PLAN DROPPED : SPLITTING 9TH-GRADE CLASSES BY GENDER DEEMED TOO DIFFICULT LOGISTICALLY. |
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640 |
| SIMI GIRLS' SOCCER HAS RENEWED COMMITMENT. |
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355 |
| SOCCER BEAT : FUTBOL IN THE FAMILY. |
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672 |
| SOCIAL UPHEAVAL VIA `THE SIGN'. |
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Theater Review |
620 |
| SONDHEIM HITS SHINE THROUGH REVUE'S COCKTAIL CHATTER. |
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Theater Review |
470 |
| SOTHEBY'S ADMITS SUSPENSIONS, DENIES `SYSTEMATIC' SMUGGLING. |
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478 |
| SOUND CHECK : LATIN. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1104 |
| ST. FRANCIS TO WELCOME THE LATEST SCHEPER TALENT. |
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291 |
| STANDOUT HOOPSTER CARRIES ON FAMILY LEGACY AT CANYON HIGH. |
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660 |
| STEIN DEFENDS HIRING OF LOBBYIST : JOB NOT FAVOR TO CLINTONS, CITY ATTORNEY HOPEFUL SAYS. |
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871 |
| STUDIO GETS SHOT IN ARM : $200 MILLION INVESTMENT BOLSTERS DREAMWORKS. |
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430 |
| T.O. THEATER TO FEATURE `CROCKETT,' `POND' TALES. |
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815 |
| TAGLIABUE WILL SET UP SUMMIT. |
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536 |
| TALENTED KIDS TAKE STAGE AT SCHOOL SHOW : MUSIC, DANCE SHARE SPOTLIGHT AT WESTLAKE VILLAGE. |
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455 |
| TEEN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN ARROYO GRANDE RITUAL KILLING. |
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February 7, 1997
