Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `DONNIE BRASCO' A VIABLE CANDIDATE FOR OSCAR PUSH. |
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|
635 |
| `JAKE'S WOMEN' CAST SHOWS POWER. |
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Theater Review |
467 |
| 10 WAYS TO REPLAY YESTERDAY'S TURKEY. |
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Recipe |
1356 |
| A DIFFERENT ENDING FOR ANTELOPE VALLEY? : DOMINGUEZ AT ANTELOPE VALLEY, 7:30 P.M. |
|
|
353 |
| A LIFE CUT SHORT; PACOIMA FAMILY'S HOLIDAY DIFFICULT WITHOUT MOTHER. |
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|
827 |
| AIRLINES PLAN LIMITS ON CARRY-ON LOADS. |
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|
276 |
| ALL'S FAIR IN BUDGET REVISION; FUNDS OK'D FOR GROUNDS. |
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|
386 |
| ANTOSKI NEEDS TO HIT BRAKES ON LIFESTYLE. |
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|
978 |
| AREA BOY DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR. |
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Statistical Data Included |
344 |
| ART/SNEAK PEEK : EXHIBIT OF ABSTRACT ARTISTS CUT FROM THE SAME CLOTH. |
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|
390 |
| AVC NOTES: TWO HOT TEAMS WILL CLASH IN CHARITY BOWL. |
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|
644 |
| BOARD AT ODDS OVER MEDICAL TRAINING. |
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|
325 |
| BRIEFLY : AIDS CENTER TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE MONDAY. |
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|
46 |
| BRIEFLY : CSUN TO OFFER LOCAL KOREAN IMMERSION. |
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|
208 |
| BRIEFLY : SELDON'S MANAGER SAYS FIGHTER INNOCENT OF CHARGES. |
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|
615 |
| BUSY CORNER BISTRO CHURNS OUT CHINA. |
|
Restaurant Review |
548 |
| CHECK OUT : NEWS AND TIPS. |
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|
616 |
| CHILDREN'S CHOIR TO PRESENT HOLIDAY SHOW WITH BELLS ON. |
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|
255 |
| CITY OKS WIDENING BOULEVARD; DECISION DIVIDES RESIDENTS. |
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|
614 |
| CLASSIC CARS CONGREGATE AT SANTA PAULA MUSEUM. |
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|
596 |
| CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK : TAYLOR'S POISE, MATURITY BELIE ROOKIE STATUS. |
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|
828 |
| CLUB SERVES DINNER FOR ELDERLY; LIONS COOK ANNUAL THANKSGIVING FEAST. |
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|
442 |
| COMPLEX'S NEW OWNERS PLAN UPGRADE; LAKESIDE LOCATION TO IMPROVE. |
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|
413 |
| COMPUTER MODEL TO LOOK 20 YEARS INTO T.O.'S FUTURE. |
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|
315 |
| COUGARS' RECORD REMAINS PERFECT. |
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|
298 |
| COUNTY LAWYER URGES SETTLING OF LAWSUIT. |
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|
419 |
| DINING BEAT : MICROBREWING IN NORTHRIDGE. |
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|
344 |
| EDITORIAL : DOWNTOWN RUBBISH; RELOCATING A 911 DISPATCH CENTER IS POLITICAL NONSENSE THAT'S WASTEFUL AND DANGEROUS. |
|
Editorial |
465 |
| EDITORIAL : SLOW DOWN FOR HOLIDAYS; THIS IS A SEASON TO SAVOR, NOT TO RUSH THROUGH. |
|
Editorial |
231 |
| EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP. |
|
Editorial |
59 |
| EX-TOTO MEMBER JOINS BECK'S CAUSE; SESSION PRODUCER ENLISTED TO CREATE GUITARIST'S NEW DISC. |
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|
990 |
| FARGAS, DAVIS ON COLLISION COURSE IN PLAYOFF : NOTRE DAME AT OXNARD, 7:30 P.M. |
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|
385 |
| FEMA WILL HELP PAY FOR POLICE STATION; SAFETY CITED IN FUNDING DECISION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
387 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : IF YOU'VE GOT THE TIME ... |
|
|
320 |
| FOR MARSH, STATE MEET WILL BE A FITTING FAREWELL; QUARTZ HILL RUNNING COACH TO STEP DOWN. |
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|
761 |
| FOR NOW, NORTHRIDGE MEN ARE JUST TREADING WATER. |
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|
679 |
| GREEN SIDEKICK FITS MOVIE-STAR MOLD. |
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|
895 |
| HART, PALMDALE GET A REMATCH. |
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|
422 |
| HE'S LONG ENOUGH, GOOD. |
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|
505 |
| HOT SPOTS : TIDBIT HEAVEN. |
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|
252 |
| HOT TOYS OF '97; ERNIE SEEN AS SEASON'S TOP SELLER. |
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|
1205 |
| HOW TO MAKE `FLUBBER' FLY IN TODAY'S WORLD. |
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|
755 |
| HUNGRY FIND COMFORT IN SUPPER; VOLUNTEERS BRING MEAL TO MASSES. |
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|
695 |
| IL FORNO HAS WORLD OF EXPERIENCE. |
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Restaurant Review |
816 |
| JERRY BROWN MAKING COMEBACK; EX-GOVERNOR RUNNING FOR MAYOR IN OAKLAND. |
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|
913 |
| KINGS COMPLETE SUCCESSFUL TRIP; L.A. 1-1-1 AFTER TIE WITH BLUES : KINGS 2 ST. LOUIS 2. |
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|
386 |
| KNOCKED DOWN TO SIZE; `OUTMANNED' UCLA ROUTED BY N. CAROLINA : NORTH CAROLINA 109 UCLA 68. |
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814 |
| L.A. BEAT : USC: THEY'RE HOPING TO HULA. |
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|
125 |
| LA CANADA GOES FOR SURPRISE NO. 2. |
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|
291 |
| LAKERS VS. PHILADELPHIA. |
|
|
149 |
| LEAKY ROOF DISRUPTS SENIOR CENTER PLANS. |
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|
245 |
| LOCAL NOTES : THE CLINIC RIDING HIGH IN SIMI LEAGUE. |
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|
311 |
| LOCAL VIEW: TEACHERS AGAINST BILINGUAL EDUCATION BREAK SILENCE. |
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Editorial |
663 |
| MALL HOPING VALETS EASE PARKING CRUNCH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
492 |
| MAYOR'S EATERY REOPENS AFTER HEALTH CLOSURE. |
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|
718 |
| MEMORIAL SET FOR WIFE, SON. |
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|
372 |
| MOORPARK COLLEGE : RECORD-SETTING RUSH; RICHARDSON RAISES STATUS WITH 319-YARD GAME. |
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|
376 |
| MOORPARK WANTS TO WRITE SOME SCHOOL HISTORY TONIGHT : MOORPARK AT ST. BERNARD, 7:30 P.M. |
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|
371 |
| NEW VAUDEVILLIANS SHTICK CLOSE TO MARX BROTHERS. |
|
Theater Review |
683 |
| NEWS LITE : LATEST BOND FOE TAKES MEDIA SPIN. |
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|
818 |
| OBITUARIES : IRENE HEFFER. |
|
Obituary |
94 |
| OFF-ROAD APPEAL DOWN BUT NOT OUT; SPORT-UTILITY VEHICLE MARKET APPLIES BRAKES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
562 |
| POP/SNEAK PEEK : STICKMEN STAND UP FOR CREATIVITY. |
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|
512 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SEISMIC RETROFIT PROGRAM IS UNDER ATTACK. |
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Editorial |
973 |
| QUARTZ HILL SETS ITS PACE IN DIV. I. |
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|
368 |
| RIGHETTI IN WESTLAKE SIGHTS; WARRIORS HOPE PASSING GAME PLAYS WELL ON THE : WESTLAKE AT RIGHETTI, 7:30 P.M. |
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|
420 |
| SANTA CLARITA SPLIT OVER SHELTER. |
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|
487 |
| SAUDI ARABIA PUSHES OPEC FOR MORE OIL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
324 |
| SERVING UP KINDNESS TO HOMELESS; COUPLES VOLUNTEER TO HOST MEAL IN SIMI. |
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|
536 |
| SIERRA CLUB SET TO VOTE ON LIMITING IMMIGRATION. |
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|
503 |
| SIMI VALLEY MIGHT GET EVEN SAFER; CITY PROBATION OFFICER PROPOSED. |
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|
480 |
| SKI INDUSTRY GIVES THANKS FOR EARLY SNOW; HOLIDAY WEEKEND COULD AUGUR WELL FOR RESORTS' SEASON. |
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|
508 |
| SMALL IN SIZE BUT NOT HEART; PALMDALE OFFENSIVE LINE SCARED COACH AT FIRST, PLEASED HIM LATER. |
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|
759 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1432 |
| SOUTHWEST RUNS INTO TURBULENCE; BOEING DELAYS MAY HURT GROWTH. |
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|
711 |
| THE CLINIC RIDING HIGH IN C LEAGUE. |
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|
278 |
| THEATER/SNEAK PEEK : `WHEN CASTS COLLIDE' TEAMS ACTORS FOR AIDS BENEFIT. |
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|
554 |
| TROUPE TO REVISIT FUN OF CHRISTMAS SHOWS PAST; GUILD PLANS LIVELY TAKE ON DICKENS' `CAROL' STORY. |
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|
368 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK : SMALL CONSOLATION: NOT WORST ROUT EVER. |
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|
582 |
| VIDEO : HARRISON, BRUCE ... MAKE WAY FOR WILL. |
|
Video Recording Review |
819 |
| WHAT'S HAPPENING : DINING. |
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|
1063 |
| WOMAN CELEBRATES HER 100TH BIRTHDAY IN VAN NUYS PARTY. |
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|
951 |
November 28, 1997
