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| 2 TO FORM SECESSION FACT-FINDING GROUP. |
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1204 |
| A LA CARTE : BEAUJOLAIS NOVEAU. |
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729 |
| A.V. LOSES EDUCATOR TO CANCER. |
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Obituary |
213 |
| ADMINISTRATOR WANTS TO EXPAND AWARD-WINNING SCHOOL. |
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508 |
| ALLEGHENY TELEDYNE TO PAY UP; FEDS SAY NORTHRIDGE FACILITY OVERCHARGED. |
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229 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : SPACE SHUTTLE'S TRIP TO PALMDALE HELD UP. |
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90 |
| AUTHOR'S SUIT MAY HALT FILM; ALLEGATION OF PLAGIARISM DIRECTED AT DREAMWORKS. |
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862 |
| BEST TRAINING IS ACHIEVED WHEN YOU GO IT ALONE. |
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832 |
| BIRMINGHAM IN RUNNING FOR TITLE. |
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317 |
| BRIEFLY : '72 GOLD MEDALIST MILBURN FOUND DEAD. |
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432 |
| BRIEFLY : YAGMAN SIGNS ON TO RUBY RIDGE CASE. |
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487 |
| BUSINESS NOTES. |
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496 |
| BYGONE ERA; REGION NOW MISSING EXTENSIVE RAIL SYSTEM THAT MADE ITS DEVELOPMENT POSSIBLE. |
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1505 |
| CEMETERY TO STARS BOUGHT; FUNERAL DIRECTOR RESCUES HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL PARK FROM PROBABLE CLOSURE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
663 |
| CHEMISTRY TOUGH TO FIGURE FOR CLIPPERS. |
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680 |
| CLAIM LODGED IN GIRLS' RAIL DEATHS. |
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316 |
| CLASS WORKS TO PREPARE KIDS FOR JOBS; SANTA CLARITA SPONSORS PROGRAM IMPARTING DO'S, DON'TS. |
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422 |
| CLIPPERS VS. MILWAUKEE. |
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184 |
| COUNCIL DIVIDED OVER WHO WILL FUND CITYHOOD ANALYSIS. |
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744 |
| COUNCIL TARGETS SLUMS; CITY TO ESTABLISH INSPECTION AGENCY. |
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277 |
| COUNCILMAN PITCHES CONDUCT ENFORCEMENT. |
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341 |
| COWBOY SINGER SET TO PERFORM IN A.V. |
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417 |
| CSU PANEL PROPOSES 5% FEE CUT; TUITION REDUCTION WOULD SAVE STUDENTS UP TO $79 PER SCHOOL YEAR. |
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Statistical Data Included |
745 |
| DEAD TREE SHUTS ROAD; LISTING PINE CASTING FEAR OVER SCHOOL. |
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362 |
| DEVELOPER DRAFTS THIRD PLAN FOR SITE; AGOURA HILLS CREEK LEFT ALONE. |
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400 |
| DOCTOR'S SUIT DELAYED BY ATTORNEY'S ILLNESS. |
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125 |
| DRY DAYS HAVE FORECASTERS ON THE DEFENSIVE. |
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280 |
| EDITORIAL : BABYING BAGHDAD; U.N. LETS SADDAM OFF TOO LIGHTLY. |
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Editorial |
367 |
| EDITORIAL : FIRST, GET THE FACTS; CITY HALL SHOULD PAY FOR A STUDY OF EFFECTS OF VALLEY SECESSION. |
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Editorial |
490 |
| EDUCATION PANEL PROPOSES BETTER TEACHER TRAINING. |
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192 |
| FEELING EXPOSED; SOURCES SAY DODGERS HAVE LEFT KARROS, ZEILE UNPROTECTED FOR EXPANSION DRAFT. |
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697 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
49 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
37 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
29 |
| FOREST CRITTERS COME INTO VIEW; DONATED CASH, LABOR CREATE SCENIC WILDLIFE LOOKOUT SITE. |
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405 |
| GAS-ELECTRIC HYBRID CAR QUIET, CLEAN. |
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553 |
| GIVING PUPILS NEW LOOK AT ART; MURALIST EXPANDS KIDS' VIEW AT CAMPUS IN THOUSAND OAKS. |
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608 |
| GLENDALE COUNCIL CHOOSES NEW POLICE CHIEF. |
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291 |
| GLENFED MAKES MCDEAL FOR ATMS AT MCDONALD'S. |
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197 |
| GOING POSTAL; LET YOUR FINGERS DO THE HOLIDAY SHOPPING WITH CATALOGS FROM YOUR FAVORITE STORES. |
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2397 |
| HALLWAY JUSTICE; NEW METHODS COURTED AS CIVIL LAWSUITS INUNDATE VALLEY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
921 |
| HART RESTED FOR PLAYOFFS; BREAK SOOTHES ACHES, PAINS. |
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485 |
| HELPING TEENS HELP THEIR INFANTS; GRANT WILL ALLOW PROGRAM TO PROVIDE SERVICES. |
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613 |
| HIGHLAND HAS GOLDEN HOPES; BULLDOGS MEET BUENA. |
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718 |
| HIGHWAY HEROICS PRAISED BY CHP. |
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435 |
| HISTORY IN MAKING FOR THE MASTER'S. |
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517 |
| HOME TURF HAUNTS MISSOURI. |
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1099 |
| IN BRIEF : EARNINGS FOUNDATION HEALTH SYSTEMS INC. |
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248 |
| INDIANS VOLLEYBALL TEAM FACING ROYAL CHALLENGE. |
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429 |
| INTEREST RATES, JITTERS INTACT; NERVOUS MARKET KEEPS FED FROM ACTING. |
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453 |
| IT'S NO SURPRISE, GRIFFEY IS MVP; MARINER WINS IN IN UNANIMOUS VOTE. |
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601 |
| ITO SERVING TERM TO AID STATE APPELLATE COURT. |
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554 |
| ITT'S SHAREHOLDERS SPURN HOSTILE TAKEOVER BY HILTON. |
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392 |
| JACKSON, READ SIGN INTENT LETTERS WITH CSUN. |
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335 |
| JUDGE TO RULE ON TRIAL IN BABY ABUSE CASE. |
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293 |
| JUVENILE COURT WILL RETURN TO AREA; LANCASTER FACILITY TO PROVIDE LOCAL TRIAL VENUE. |
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390 |
| KINGS VS. SAN JOSE. |
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135 |
| L.A. LOW ON SNIFFLES LIST. |
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700 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: TESTING THE DEPTH CHART; LAKERS COPING WITH INJURIES ON TOUR OF LONE STAR STATE. |
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511 |
| LAPD LAUDS ITS HEROES, INNOVATORS. |
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273 |
| LOCAL NOTES : DACTALS LEADING RANCHO SIMI BASKETBALL RACE WITH 7-0 RECORD. |
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253 |
| LOCAL NOTES : PRIDE BEATS HEAT TO WIN SILVER DIVISION CROWN. |
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410 |
| LOCAL NOTES : YOUTH TRACK SIGNUPS. |
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237 |
| LOCAL NOTES: UCLA SOCCER HAS RARE DOUBLE THIS SUNDAY. |
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307 |
| MEETING RAISES TENSION BETWEEN WATER AGENCIES. |
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373 |
| MGM TO BEGIN TRADING; INITIAL STOCK SALE RAISES $180 MILLION. |
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416 |
| MOORPARK COLLEGE NOTES: ALL OR NOTHING FOR RAIDERS IN REGULAR-SEASON FINALE. |
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503 |
| MOORPARK TEENS HELD IN ARSONS; EIGHT CASES LINKED TO PAIR. |
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299 |
| MOORPARK'S LONG WAIT OVER; TEAM IN SECOND ROUND FOR FIRST TIME SINCE '90. |
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363 |
| N.P. EYES PERFECTION. |
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468 |
| NEWS LITE : LETTERMAN RIBS PAL ALBERT ON TV. |
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963 |
| OBITUARY : AMBER ANN COWMAN. |
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Obituary |
96 |
| OBITUARY : GARY ROLAND STONE. |
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Obituary |
80 |
| OH, SAY CAN YOU SEE - ROSEANNE DOING A TALK SHOW? |
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766 |
| OUTPOST. |
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511 |
| PAUL SIMON, BROADWAY COMPOSER; SINGER MIXES DOO-WOP, LATIN SOUNDS WITH GANG-KILLING TALE IN `CAPEMAN'. |
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1239 |
| PERRIS IN FALL; WHERE BASS TEST YOUR INGENUITY, PATIENCE. |
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1346 |
| POLLUTION CREDIT PLAN PROMOTED. |
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470 |
| PREGNANT PAUSE TO SELANNE'S CHASE. |
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960 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : HISTORY TEACHES NEED FOR FLOOD READINESS. |
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Editorial |
1630 |
| REBUILT COUNTY/USC MEDICAL CENTER TO BE FAR SMALLER FACILITY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
584 |
| ROCKWELL CAN SELL PROPERTY TO DEVELOPER; CITY ACTION CLEARS WAY FOR SHOPPING CENTER. |
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362 |
| ROLE MODELS BLITZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL; BIG MEN ON NORTHRIDGE CAMPUS; CSUN FOOTBALL PLAYERS BONDING WITH CHILDREN. |
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693 |
| SADLY, PERRIS IS SPOTLESS; ONCE PRECIOUS SPOTTED BASS HAVE VANISHED. |
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550 |
| SCHEMES TARGET ETHNIC GROUPS. |
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391 |
| SCHOOL WINS GETTY PRIZE FOR TEAMWORK. |
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277 |
| SEEING PURPLE, SMELLING ROSES; BRUINS SENIORS HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS. |
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843 |
| SELANNE'S STREAK STOPPED. |
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432 |
| SENDING TESTS TO OUTSIDE LAB LIKELY TO COST COUNTY $100,000. |
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515 |
| SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : AREA IN T.O. TO SEE MORE SPEED PATROLS. |
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439 |
| SIMI-BASED PERFECTDATA OKS INTEGRATED SYSTEMS MERGER. |
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155 |
| SKATER PUTS HER DREAMS ON ICE; SIMI TEEN SET FOR TITLE ROLE IN SNOOPY SHOW. |
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588 |
| SMITH LEADS HIGHLAND VOLLEYBALL IN SERVING - AND FLOOR BURNS. |
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537 |
| SPEAKER PAYS VISIT TO GLENDALE; BUSTAMANTE DENIES TRIP INTENDED TO SHORE UP WILDMAN'S IMAGE. |
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412 |
| SUSPECT IN FORGERY TAKES OFF. |
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238 |
| T.O.'S FOX CALLS FOR RECONCILIATION; COUNCILMAN PROPOSES SYMPOSIUM ON GROWTH. |
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566 |
| TEEN ARRESTED AT SCHOOL; PALMDALE BOY TIED TO SPRAY-PAINT SPREE. |
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169 |
| TEXAS FIRM TO BUY UA FILM HOUSES. |
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600 |
| THE FIRE OF COMPETITION IS QUELLED WITH FORCE. |
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806 |
| THE LATEST YOUNG GUN; NEXT YEAR, MILES MIGHT CREATE A QB CONTROVERSY AT WESTLAKE. |
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1144 |
November 13, 1997
