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| '90S `DOUBLESPEAK' USERS STAND ENGLISH ON ITS HEAD : LIBERALS USE `DOUBLESPEAK' THEY SCORNED IN 1960S, '70S. |
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1243 |
| `SPEED' BUS OWNER FINDS MEMORABILIA TOO COSTLY. |
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396 |
| 126 HUTU REFUGEES KILLED : BURUNDIAN ARMY ACKNOWLEDGES INCIDENT. |
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336 |
| 2 KILLED, 2 HURT IN 4-CAR CRASH ON HIGHWAY 126. |
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581 |
| 3 KILLED IN VALLEY SHOOTINGS : SEPARATE INCIDENTS OCCUR WITHIN HOURS. |
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444 |
| A DAY OF PORTENTS : THE MOST MEMORABLE INAUGURATION DAYS HAVE LAUNCHED THE MOST FORGETTABLE - EVEN TRAGIC - PRESIDENCIES. |
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1264 |
| ABUSE VICTIM RECALLS FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL : SURVIVAL TIPS. |
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665 |
| ALL OF SUDDEN, PENGUINS BACK IN CONTENTION. |
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464 |
| AN AUTHOR'S SEARCH FOR EVITA. |
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1208 |
| ARMED AND DANGEROUS : BRUNELL HAS PUT SOME TEETH IN JAGUARS' BITE. |
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848 |
| ARMENIA PRIME MINISTER VISITS : OFFICIAL SEES NATION ON ROAD TO DEMOCRACY. |
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564 |
| ASAP GETAWAYS : CHINATOWN CELEBRATES NEW YEAR. |
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369 |
| ASTRONAUT OPTS TO PUT NEWS ON HOLD. |
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730 |
| ATTORNEYS TO MAKE PITCH TO SUE THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE. |
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718 |
| AUSTRALIA NAVY AIDS CAPSIZED YACHTERS. |
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369 |
| BACK IN FORCE : LEADING SPECIAL EFFECTS COMPANY GIVES CLASSIC A DIGITAL FACELIFT. |
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1437 |
| BLENDING IN : STRUG: OLYMPIC GLORY TO UCLA GRIND. |
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748 |
| BOOKMOBILE FILLS IN FOR CLOSED LIBRARY : NEW FACILITY TO OPEN WITHIN 2 YEARS. |
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409 |
| BOSTON'S LITTLE ITALY FLAVORS HISTORIC FREEDOM TRAIL. |
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1092 |
| BOUDREAUX TO MAKE CASE FOR EBONICS : `RATIONAL' DISCUSSION SOUGHT. |
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1082 |
| BRIEFLY : TRINIDAD AWAKENS IN TIME TO KEEP IBF TITLE. |
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685 |
| CANNABIS CLUB SOUGHT FOR SACRAMENTO. |
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539 |
| CLINTON, AIDES MEET TO TALK POLICY. |
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277 |
| CLIPPERS CANNOT CONTAIN MARBURY : MINNESOTA 95, CLIPPERS 93. |
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554 |
| COATING COMPANY HAS ROOM TO GROW AT MOJAVE AIRPORT. |
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624 |
| COLLEGE OF CANYONS TO EXPAND CLASSES. |
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445 |
| COLORADO RESIDENTS THINNEST IN 48 STATES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
374 |
| COMMENTARY : THERE'S NO RHYME TO THE HALL VOTERS' REASONING. |
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667 |
| COMMENTARY : TRYING TO FIGURE ALL THIS OUT IS ENOUGH TO DRIVE ANYONE CRAZY. |
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487 |
| CONGRESS CAN'T SEEM TO LET GO : STATES STILL WAITING FOR WASHINGTON TO ALLOW THEM TO START RUNNING WELFARE, OTHER PROGRAMS. |
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1057 |
| CONTEST'S STARS SEE NOTHING BUT NET : YOUNGSTERS VIE IN HOOP SHOOT. |
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440 |
| COSMIC ROCKS CONTINUALLY STRIKE THE EARTH : MILITARY REPORTS CONFIRM HITS. |
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911 |
| COUPLE'S CHANGE OF PACE : FORGETFULNESS LED TO PAIR'S COURTSHIP. |
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832 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK : MATADORS WON'T MISS CHILL FACTOR. |
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566 |
| CSUN PLAYS ITS `WORST GAME' : MONTANA 76, CSUN 62. |
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419 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : DOTTIE SCHATZ. |
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495 |
| DEADLOCK PROMPTS WARNING FROM PALESTINIAN LEADERS. |
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206 |
| DELUGE BRINGS WAVES OF FISH. |
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334 |
| DINING BEAT : SPAGO DRAMA. |
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253 |
| DINING DEALS : LOOKS GOOD, COSTS LESS. |
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270 |
| DWP'S RATES LIKELY TO RISE : HOMEOWNERS MAY PAY FOR OPEN MARKET. |
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1171 |
| EDITORIAL : A NEW DAY, A NEW L.A. THE ELECTION OF A CHARTER REFORM COMMISSION GETS THE GO-AHEAD - FINALLY. |
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Editorial |
543 |
| EDITORIAL : BOUQUET FOR HOLLYWOOD CLINTON DRUG CZAR OFFERS NEW APPROACH AGAINST GLAMORIZING DRUGS. |
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Editorial |
287 |
| EVEN BLUEBELLIES ROOT FOR PANTHERS IN CAROLINA. |
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898 |
| FAVRE FACES A FORCE. |
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712 |
| FEW PLAN WHAT TO GRAB IN CRISIS. |
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335 |
| FINDING GENETIC TRACES OF JEWISH PRIESTHOOD. |
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785 |
| FLAMES' IGINLA BLAZING A NEW TRAIL. |
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796 |
| FLAMINGO IN FINE FEATHER AT 50 : BUGSY SIEGEL'S IMPACT ENDURES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
930 |
| FLOODS CLOSE YOSEMITE, AMTRAK ROUTE. |
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419 |
| FOUR CALIFORNIA CONDORS WILL BE RELEASED NEAR BIG SUR. |
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199 |
| GLENDALE ARTIST EXHIBITS TALENTS AT NATIONAL ARTS SHOWCASE. |
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484 |
| GOLF BECOMES OUTLET FOR CARNER : LPGA LEGEND BACK ON COURSE. |
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695 |
| GRAY WOLF PROJECT TOPS EXPECTATIONS. |
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297 |
| HABITAT BUILDS UP U.S. FAMILIES. |
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425 |
| HALOGEN LAMPS BLAMED FOR COSTLY FIRES : SAFETY TIPS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
723 |
| HANDWRITING REVIEW PROVES LACKING IN POINT. |
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720 |
| HEARING SCHEDULED IN POISONING CASE. |
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360 |
| HEAVY SNOW BURIES EAST, PLAINS. |
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471 |
| HOLLYWOOD PUMPS UP THE VOLUME : MORE PICTURES, BIGGER BUDGETS ON 1997'S PLATE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1209 |
| HOLMGREN AND CAPERS USE DIFFERENT FORMULAS : NFC CHAMPIONSHIP CAROLINA AT GREEN BAY. |
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597 |
| HOME BUYERS FUEL MARKET RECOVERY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
916 |
| HONESTY MAY BE REWARDED. |
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179 |
| HORRY HAD ENGINE RUNNING. |
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602 |
| HOSPITALS REUSING EQUIPMENT : GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATES HAZARDS OF CUTTING COSTS. |
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282 |
| HOW FAR WILL MAVERICKS' HOUSECLEANING GO? |
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428 |
| HOWARD PREPARED TO TAKE HEAT IN MIAMI : TECHNICAL FOUL. |
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1399 |
| INSURERS PROJECT $280 MILLION IN CLAIMS FROM WESTERN STORMS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
315 |
| INTERNET GIVES A.V. STUDENTS HIGH-TECH EDGE : WILSON AIMS TO BUILD ON KIDS' COMPUTER SKILLS. |
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636 |
| IT'S NOT ALL CLEAR SALE-ING : ONCE DODGERS BUYER IS FOUND, APPROVAL CAN BE INVOLVED PROCESS. |
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847 |
| JAGUARS AND PANTHERS ARE SUPER BOWL-BOUND. |
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885 |
| JAGUARS, PATRIOTS COME A LONG WAY : MEETING IN SEPTEMBER WAS WILD ONE. |
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530 |
| JOBLESS RATE STAYS LOW AT YEAR'S END : PRESIDENT TRUMPETS JOBLESS RATE, DISMISSES CONCERNS OVER INFLATION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
642 |
| KEEPING DAMAGE OF DIVORCE FROM HARMING CHILDREN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
646 |
| KICKING OFF JACKSONVILLE'S NOTORIETY : NFL'S JAGUARS HAVE SMALL CITY THINKING BIG. |
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1121 |
| KINGS WIN THIRD STRAIGHT : KINGS 2, ST. LOUIS 1. |
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599 |
| LEHMAN: NO TIME TO RELAX. |
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770 |
| LETTERS : GETTING DODGER BLUES OVER SALE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
261 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : AN ALTERNATIVE VIEW TO GUISEWITE'S COMMENTARY. |
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Letter to the Editor |
337 |
| LITTLE CHANGE SEEN 5 YEARS AFTER EARTH SUMMIT : REPORT PAINTS A BLEAK PICTURE, THOUGH SOME CITE IMPROVEMENTS. |
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512 |
| LOCAL PAIR GET JAZZED ABOUT MUSIC. |
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575 |
| LOCAL SCIENTIST SEEKS ANTI-DIABETES WEAPON : TESTING OF NEW TREATMENT PROCESS IS IN EARLY STAGES AT WESTLAKE LAB. |
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1130 |
| LONGER DRIVERS NOT FOR EVERYONE. |
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563 |
| MASTER'S MOWED DOWN. |
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399 |
| MEANS HAS THAT GLEAM IN HIS EYE : EX-CHARGER SPARKS JAGS' DREAM SEASON. |
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605 |
| MERYL-LY ... ON TV. |
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316 |
| MIAMI'S FATE IN HANDS OF CITY'S RESIDENTS. |
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1084 |
| MINISTER BRINGS BIT OF PEACE TO BLYTHE STREET. |
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1550 |
| MORE COMPUTERS BOUND FOR SCHOOLS : SIMI UNIFIED OFFICIALS INTEND TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF STATE AID. |
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922 |
| NAVY STEPS UP EFFORTS TO SAVE ENDANGERED BIRD : SHRIKE TO BE BRED IN CAPTIVITY. |
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863 |
| NEW GENE MAY HAVE BREAST CANCER ROLE. |
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680 |
| NEW RUSSIAN TV SHOWS TAKE HUMOROUS JABS AT SOCIAL WOES. |
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523 |
| NEW TECHNOLOGY COMES TO CLASS : SCHOOLS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FUNDS FROM STATE OR PURCHASE COMPUTERS. |
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850 |
| NEWS LITE : LOTTERY TURNS PHYSICIAN INTO BALTIMORE BENEFACTOR. |
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792 |
| NEWS LITE : WINNER OF MOVIE BUS LOSES TO IRS. |
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591 |
| NFL HISTORY, CHAPTER XXXI : GREEN BAY TAPS INTO ITS ICE AGE. |
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751 |
| NFL HISTORY, CHAPTER XXXI : JACKSONVILLE TRIES FOR FAIRY-TALE FINISH. |
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771 |
| NORTHERN AFLEET PULLS UPSET. |
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519 |
| NOTES : ROSS AGREES TO FIVE-YEAR DEAL WITH LIONS. |
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377 |
| NOTES : WALLACE FOCUSED ON DAYTONA. |
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743 |
| OFFICIALS FOCUS ON PLANE'S BLACK BOXES. |
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308 |
| ON BANQUET TOUR, LASORDA THRIVES : RETIRED DODGERS SKIPPER STILL A HIT. |
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857 |
| PALMER FIGHTING CANCER. |
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458 |
| PARK CLOSINGS STUN BUSINESS : NEIGHBORS DEMAND SPEEDY REOPENING OF DAMAGED YOSEMITE. |
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622 |
| PATRIOTS TALK OF TOWN THIS WEEK. |
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545 |
| PERU OPENS TALKS WITH GUERRILLAS : PANEL WOULD OVERSEE ANY POSSIBLE ACCORD. |
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322 |
| PIERCE THRIVES AT KANSAS : SOPHOMORE A MAJOR SCORING FORCE FOR JAYHAWKS. |
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388 |
| PRESIDENT PRAISES ANTI-CRIME HANDBOOK. |
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282 |
| PRESIDENT'S BACKERS BRACE FOR HEARING IN SEXUAL CASE. |
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806 |
| PROGRAM HELPS BATTERERS TO CONTROL THEIR ANGER. |
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679 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : FUTURE OF HOSPITAL MIRED IN POLITICS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
1286 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : MAYOR'S RACE: `HAYDEN WILL CAUSE US TO THINK'. |
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Editorial |
1624 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SCHILLO SPOUTS NONSENSE IN HOSPITAL DISPUTE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
838 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SMALLER CLASSES BENEFIT ALL. |
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Letter to the Editor |
811 |
| QUAKE RATTLES MEXICO CITY; NO MAJOR DAMAGE REPORTED. |
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178 |
| RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS FROM COUNTY GO NORTH TO AID FLOOD VICTIMS : DISASTER-RELIEF VETERANS AND FIRST-TIMERS COMPRISE RESPONSE TEAM SENT TO STAFF SHELTERS. |
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949 |
| ROBO-ROACHES, REALLY : JAPANESE LAB MOVES INSECTS BY REMOTE CONTROL. |
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561 |
| ROUNDUP : MARCACCINI SPARKS VALLEY ROMP. |
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382 |
| ROUNDUP : WOODS, LEHMAN SHARE MERCEDES LEAD. |
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530 |
| RUSSIA'S EMERGENCY SERVICES IN CRISIS : POOR RESPONSE, CONDITIONS PREVAIL. |
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534 |
| SHELDON LEONARD, PRODUCER OF `I SPY'. |
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Obituary |
444 |
| SOCIAL SECURITY CHANGE MAY NOT HELP : PRIVATE INVESTMENT COULD PUT BABY BOOMERS AT MERCY OF MARKET. |
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792 |
| SOUTHLAND: BRIEFLY : HIGHWAY 126 CRASH KILLS 2, INJURES 2. |
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490 |
| SPANISH SPECTACLE : IT'S ALWAYS `FAIR' WEATHER IN SUNNY SEVILLE. |
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1781 |
| SPIRITLESS PULPITS REMAIN SILENT AS AMERICA STUMBLES. |
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Editorial |
793 |
| SPOTTING WHALES MORE A FLUKE THAT A SURE THING. |
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1401 |
| SUBURBAN SHEEP : SANTEE WOMAN HOLDS ONTO FARM DESPITE DEVELOPMENT OFFERS. |
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700 |
| SWIFT RECOVERY FOR BRUINS : VICTORY OVER CAL REMOVES STING OF THE MASSACRE AT MAPLES UCLA 64, CAL 56. |
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926 |
| TABLOID TO PUBLISH JONBENET AUTOPSY, CRIME SCENE PHOTOS. |
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158 |
| TEENS CREATE BRIGHT IMAGES OF OWN FUTURE : CLUB MEMBERS LEARN RESPECT FOR SELVES, OTHERS, COMMUNITY. |
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561 |
| TEST DRIVE : FORD PUTS EMPHASIS ON VALUE WITH TAURUS G. |
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Statistical Data Included |
564 |
| THE FILMS OF '97. |
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5324 |
| THIS `HILL' IS ALIVE WITH SOUND OF LAUGHTER : KING OF THE HILL. |
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766 |
| THIS JOB WON'T BE THAT EASY : FORMER NEBRASKA ASSISTANT SAMUEL TACKLES NEW MEXICO ST. |
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685 |
| TIPOFF : PUBLISHER SEES HEADY DAYS WITH 19 VOLUMES SOLD. |
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619 |
| TODAY'S GAMES : NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME CAROLINA (13-4) AT GREEN BAY (14-3) 9:30 A.M., CHANNEL 11. |
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922 |
| TODAY'S PROBLEMS DISCOURAGE BROWN. |
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710 |
| TOURS, ETC. : WILDLIFE TOURS CRUISE KENAI FJORDS. |
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435 |
| TRAVEL BARGAINS : TOUR DISCOUNTS GOOD THROUGH MID-MARCH. |
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207 |
| TRAVELING PIANO LADY TICKLES KIDS' INTERESTS. |
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807 |
| TRAVOLTA'S $20 MILLION PAYDAY. |
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137 |
| UP & COMING : PARENTS. |
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407 |
| UP & COMING. |
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343 |
| USC FALLS AS MIFFED WILSON SITS : STANFORD 85, USC 70. |
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677 |
| VICTIMS WAIT FOR FLOOD TO RECEDE. |
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345 |
| VIOLENCE OCCURS BEHIND SCV DOORS : SUBURBS NO BARRIER TO DOMESTIC ASSAULT. |
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905 |
| WAYWARD WHALE RESCUED : HELPERS HOPE STRANDED CALF WILL RECOVER STRENGTH. |
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955 |
| WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BIGGEST CHILD STAR OF THE '20S? |
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1616 |
| WOMEN ARE BREADWINNERS : GLOBAL SUMMIT PUTS SPOTLIGHT ON FEMALES' UNSEEN ECONOMIC POWER. |
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580 |
| WRESTLING : HIGHLAND DOMINATES TOURNAMENT. |
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272 |
| ZEANAH EMBATTLED NAME IN POLITICS : SUPPORTERS OF COUNCILWOMAN HAIL HER SLOW-GROWTH RESOLVE. |
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1029 |
January 12, 1997
