Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `CAPITAINE CONAN' COMES ALIVE AS ELABORATE MORAL INQUIRY. |
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Movie Review |
548 |
| `SQUARE' A THOUGHTFUL STUDY IN CHARACTER COMPLEXITY. |
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Movie Review |
580 |
| ACAPULCO FEELS FURY OF PAULINE. |
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522 |
| ADVISERS APPEAL TO PRESIDENT TO POSTPONE POLLUTION REDUCTIONS. |
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636 |
| AGENCIES DEVISE 3-PHASE APPROACH TO CONGESTION AT T.O. INTERSECTION. |
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393 |
| AGOURA SURGES PAST ROYAL : AGOURA 20, ROYAL 7. |
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203 |
| AMAZON OPERA DRAWS FROM DISTANT SHORES. |
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Theater Review |
784 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : BENEFIT SCHEDULED FOR SCHOOL CANDIDATE. |
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|
136 |
| AREA FOOTBALL SQUADS TO FACE FALTERING FOES. |
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523 |
| BASEBALL ALL-STAR'S WIDOW SUING L.A. |
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368 |
| BRIEFLY : MICHIGAN PROBE FINDS ONLY MINOR VIOLATIONS. |
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299 |
| BRIEFLY : THIEVES TUNNEL WAY INTO JEWELRY STORE. |
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212 |
| BRING BACK THE FLAG, THATCHER TELLS AIRLINE. |
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|
270 |
| BUSINESSES LOBBY FOR TRADE POWER. |
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|
609 |
| BUSTAMANTE BACKS BILINGUAL ED; ASSEMBLY SPEAKER SAYS SYSTEM NECESSARY IN EARLY GRADES. |
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426 |
| C.V. REMAINS PERFECT : C.V. 29, BURROUGHS 17. |
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452 |
| CAVS BIG UNDERDOG VS. TAFT. |
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|
564 |
| CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: VAUGHT'S FOCUS ON THIS SEASON. |
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|
413 |
| COMIC RETURNING TO STAND-UP. |
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217 |
| COPPOLA DELIVERS FOR HOBBLED CALABASAS : CALABASAS 48, ST. MONICA 28. |
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175 |
| COUNTY PREPARING FOR FIRES; L.A. FIRE OFFICIALS OFFER TIPS PAMPHLET : EVACUATION SITES. |
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526 |
| CRAFTERS TO EXHIBIT ORIGINAL WORKS. |
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232 |
| CREATIVE JOURNEY; OJAI STUDIO ARTISTS TO WELCOME VISITORS DURING ANNUAL TOUR : THE FACTS. |
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717 |
| CSUN AWAITS A TOUGH TASK. |
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236 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: CSUN TO BIG WEST? NOT LIKELY. |
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|
648 |
| DEAN SMITH RETIRES, LEAVES CAROLINA BLUE. |
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|
1325 |
| DEATHS PROMPT HOME REFORMS. |
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|
229 |
| DEPUTIES ARREST 2 IN DEFRAUDING OF EDISON CUSTOMERS. |
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|
621 |
| DETERMINED DEFENDERS DELVING INTO WEIGHTY MATTERS. |
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|
408 |
| DEVOTED FATHER REMEMBERED BY FRIENDS. |
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|
746 |
| DINING BEAT : SPECIALLY PREPARED. |
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|
341 |
| DIRECTOR'S DIFFERENT `WASHINGTON SQUARE'. |
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|
1389 |
| DUE TO DISPUTED EXAMS, CHARTER SCHOOL TO RETEST KIDS. |
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|
495 |
| EDITORIAL : SAFETY LAST LIVES ARE BEING SACRIFICED IN BUILDING THE SUBWAY. |
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Editorial |
347 |
| EDITORIAL : STOP THE NONSENSE SCHOOL SYSTEM SHOULD THROW NO MORE ROADBLOCKS AT BREAKUP MOVEMENT. |
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Editorial |
423 |
| FATHER THANKS SON'S LIFESAVERS; TEACHER, STAFF GAVE FIRST AID TO STUDENT IN ASTHMA ATTACK. |
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|
441 |
| FIFTH GHASTLY PAGEANT TO OPEN AT THEME PARK. |
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715 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : GET THE INSIDE SCOOP FROM HOLLYWOOD HEAVIES. |
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|
629 |
| FIRE CHARS 15 ACRES IN WEST VALLEY. |
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241 |
| FOR HAGMAN AND CO., `DALLAS' REUNION MUST GO ON. |
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674 |
| GOVERNOR LOOSENS SMOG RESTRICTIONS; BILLS EASE IMPACT OF VEHICLE RULES. |
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872 |
| GUN MAKERS JOIN IN TRIGGER-LOCK PLAN. |
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263 |
| HAHN THREATENS TO SUE STATE OVER AUTO INSURANCE RATE PLAN. |
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378 |
| HART HIGH PLAYER IS COOKING AGAIN; POPULAR SETTER IS BACK FROM ANKLE INJURY. |
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|
581 |
| HIGH LEAD LEVELS DETECTED IN SOME VINYL TOYS. |
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|
374 |
| HORSE RACING: THIS IS BAFFERT'S TIME. |
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|
1037 |
| HOT SPOTS : MEX TO THE MAX. |
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|
260 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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|
210 |
| INSIDE THE NUMBERS : DAILY NEWS TOP 10 LARGE SCHOOLS. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
482 |
| IT'S THE MARQUIS DE CLOUT; GRISSOM HR GETS INDIANS, ORIOLES EVEN. |
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|
777 |
| ITALIAN KITCHEN HOLDS THE FRILLS. |
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Restaurant Review |
715 |
| ITALIAN PLAYWRIGHT WINS A NOBEL; UNCONVENTIONAL CHOICE OF SATIRIST SURPRISES EVEN THE HONOREE. |
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|
1045 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : EXPO PURE DELIGHT FOR KIDDOS. |
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516 |
| KINGS ARE ONE-TIMED BY HULL : ST. LOUIS 3, KINGS 2. |
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491 |
| L.A. TEACHERS UNION APPROVES CONTRACT. |
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184 |
| L.A. TIMES EDITOR RELINQUISHES POST. |
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372 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: BRYANT LIGHTS IT UP FOR 31 IN FIRST EXERCISE. |
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|
509 |
| LAWS ADDRESS SAFETY AT LAKES. |
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|
420 |
| LETTERS : OUTSIDERS HAVE NO PLACE IN ZEANAH RECALL. |
|
Letter to the Editor |
1284 |
| LIFE IN LOS ANGELES: WHAT A BARGAIN; BASICS COST LESS LOCALLY, GROUP SAYS. |
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|
692 |
| LOCAL COLLEGES: SO FAR, CAL LUTHERAN HAS NO LETUP IN A TOUGH SCHEDULE. |
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|
706 |
| LOCAL NOTES: CSUN RECEIVES STATE MONEY. |
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|
449 |
| LOYOLA TOO TOUGH IN 2ND HALF. |
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|
592 |
| MARINE PLEADS GUILTY IN THEFT OF HIGH EXPLOSIVES. |
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232 |
| MORTENSEN OUT FOR SEASON WITH INJURY; FORMER T.O. STAR, NOW AT UCLA, SHOULD BE BACK IN TIME FOR TRACK. |
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756 |
| MOTOR SPORTS: PEDREGON DUE FOR GOOD LUCK. |
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|
1005 |
| MOVER, SHAKER KNOWS HOW TO GET THINGS DONE; CALABASAS JOINS VALLEY IN MATTER OF DAYS. |
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|
753 |
| MTA HALTS CONSTRUCTION TO GAUGE WORKER SAFETY. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
950 |
| NEARLY DOUBLED COMMUTE TIME EXPECTED BY 2020. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
606 |
| NEWBURY PARK KEEPS ROLLING : NEWBURY 28, CAMARILLO 0. |
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|
309 |
| NEWS & NOTES : SOMEBODY WANTS THEIR MTV TO GET SERIOUS ABOUT SOMETHING. |
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|
459 |
| NEWS LITE : PRESIDENT TO PIPE IN, PUSH POETRY. |
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|
875 |
| NFL NOTES: MORRIS MAY LOSE PROBATION. |
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|
545 |
| NORTHRIDGE TEEN-AGER MAKES MINCEMEAT OF STANDARDIZED EXAMS. |
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|
381 |
| OBITUARY : CAROLYNN MAE LUNT. |
|
Obituary |
60 |
| ORGANIC-MATTER FINDING BOOSTS CHANCE FOR LIFE ON JUPITER MOON. |
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|
276 |
| OWNERS' GREED TAKING ITS TOLL ACROSS BOARD. |
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|
890 |
| PLACEMENT TEST SCORES CLIMB; RESULTS STILL BEHIND THOSE FOR STATE AND ACROSS NATION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
775 |
| PLAY `CHEATERS' DOESN'T SKIMP ON LAUGHS : THE FACTS. |
|
Theater Review |
418 |
| PLAYOFF NOTES: FERNANDEZ' CAREER COULD BE THROUGH. |
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|
706 |
| POLICE INVESTIGATING AFTER BOY HIT BY VAN. |
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|
262 |
| POP/SNEAK PEEK : PHILLY POP ENSEMBLE TAKEN IN SHORT BURSTS. |
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|
541 |
| POT CARRIER JAILED DESPITE RX CLAIM. |
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|
447 |
| PRICEY DINING TURNED INSIDE OUT AT COCO PAZZO. |
|
Restaurant Review |
615 |
| PRO-SECESSION ALLIES ANXIOUS, WAIT FOR WILSON. |
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|
600 |
| PRODUCTION COMPANY TO CONSTRUCT COMPLEX. |
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|
378 |
| PROSECUTORS DEFEND CRIME LAB PRACTICES. |
|
|
521 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CAR-POOL LANES WORSEN FREEWAY CONGESTION. |
|
Editorial |
1577 |
| RENO FUMING ABOUT DELAY; WHITE HOUSE TAPES AT ISSUE. |
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|
944 |
| RESEARCHERS CLEARED TO CONDUCT MARIJUANA, HIV STUDY. |
|
|
460 |
| RETAILERS SUFFERING FROM HEAT; SHOPPERS IGNORE AUTUMN APPAREL. |
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|
621 |
| REVIVAL PANEL CONFERS; NEWHALL PLAN TAKING SHAPE. |
|
|
736 |
| ROCKETDYNE RADIATION FEAR PROMPTS EFFORT; GROUP WANTS MORE STUDIES. |
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|
433 |
| ROUNDUP: BIRMINGHAM ROLLS WITH EVANS. |
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|
676 |
| ROUNDUP: GAGNE TAKES THE FREE ROUTE. |
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|
521 |
| SAN FERNANDO HOLDS ON; DROPPED PASS, FIRST-HALF FUMBLES HELP DERAIL ECR : SAN FERN. 27, ECR 22. |
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|
664 |
| SCHILLO JOINS NAVAL PANEL; SUPERVISOR REPLACES FLYNN AS HEAD OF COMMITTEE TO SAVE BASES. |
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|
333 |
| SHELTERS BRACE FOR EL NINO; HOMELESS EXPECTED TO PACK AREA FACILITIES. |
|
|
631 |
| SNOW BLANKETS SIERRA NEVADA. |
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|
203 |
| SOCCER SCHOOL; SCHMID MAKES SPORTS-RICH UCLA INTO MAYBE THE BEST. |
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901 |
October 10, 1997
