Title  |
Author |
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Words |
| `BOOGIE': WILL IT PLAY IN PEORIA? |
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632 |
| `WHEEL' OBSESSION; PRIZES, PARTING GIFTS AREN'T ENOUGH FOR SOME CONTESTANTS. |
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1178 |
| A SERIES OF TOUGH CALLS ALL IN ONE CRAZY GAME. |
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567 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : THESE AREN'T SCALPER'S PRICES, EITHER. |
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222 |
| ABL NOT READY TO CAPITULATE. |
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1191 |
| AIR TRAVEL SECURITY PLAN QUESTIONED; CRITICS FEAR LOSS OF CIVIL LIBERTY. |
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1138 |
| ALTERNATIVES TO CRIME; PROGRAM PUTS TEENS IN TOUCH WITH EXPANDED IDEA OF SERVICE. |
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478 |
| AMGEN'S UPS & DOWNS; INVESTORS TURN ON LONGTIME PERFORMER. |
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1509 |
| ANTI-GANG INJUNCTION PROTESTED; NORTH HILLS NEIGHBORS MARCH TO SHOW OPPOSITION. |
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642 |
| ARIZONA STATE HUMILIATES USC : ASU 35, USC 7. |
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1326 |
| BACK ON THE RANGE; FRONTIER DAYS RETURNS HOME. |
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493 |
| BIG NAMES ATTEND BUSINESS CONFERENCE IN BAKERSFIELD. |
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509 |
| BILINGUAL EDUCATION CAN'T PASS THE TEST. |
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373 |
| BIZ BYTES : SITE OF THE WEEK. |
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183 |
| BORN TO RAISE MONEY; BIKERS HIT THE ROAD FOR FOOD BANK. |
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494 |
| BRAVES BLANK MARLINS : ATLANTA 4, FLORIDA 0. |
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808 |
| BRIEFLY : ARMED ROBBER TAKES $600 FROM MARKET. |
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414 |
| BRIEFLY. |
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382 |
| BURGLARIES DOWN IN U.S. SINCE 1980; SAN DIEGO LEADS CRIME DECLINE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1127 |
| CAL LU WINS BIG OVER LA VERNE : CAL LU 34, LA VERNE 7. |
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398 |
| CANDIDATES TAKE ON MEDICAL, PARK ISSUES. |
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859 |
| CLINTON ACTING ON PROMISE TO APPOINT GAYS, LESBIANS. |
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827 |
| CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: FOCUS CENTERS ON CLOSS, VRANKOVIC. |
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602 |
| COACHES SWAPPING RESPECT; PARCELLS, JOHNSON ADMIRE THE OTHER. |
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573 |
| COLLEGE DRINKING DANGER CREATES PARENTAL DILEMMA. |
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668 |
| COMING TO GRIPS WITH 1970S ANGST; UNFAMILIARITY FORCED DIRECTOR TO DIG DEEPER. |
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1726 |
| CONDORS TAKING TO CLIFFS; 4 NEW ARRIVALS SET TO JOIN 11 RELEASED BIRDS. |
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581 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: PUBLIC FORUM : PRO-GROWTH MAJORITY CALLED TO QUESTION. |
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Letter to the Editor |
1177 |
| COUNCILMAN TO DISCUSS SPLITTING SALES TAX; LANCASTER-PALMDALE TALKS GET STATEWIDE GROUP'S ATTENTION. |
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334 |
| CRUNCH TIME FOR BILLS; GOVERNOR APPROVES CARD-ROOM MEASURE. |
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487 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : FREADE WOOD. |
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654 |
| DAVIS FEELS BLESSED; BALTIMORE OUTFIELDER IS PLAYING, HAPPY. |
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816 |
| DEBATE RAGES ON ABOUT NOTES CLAIMED TO BE WRITTEN BY JFK. |
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674 |
| DEFENSE ADJUSTS PERSONALITY. |
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400 |
| DIFFICULT WEEK FOR CHIPPER. |
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277 |
| DINING BEAT : ITALIAN-STYLE EXPANSION. |
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370 |
| DINING DEALS : MOM'S NOT THE WORD. |
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288 |
| DRAWING A LINE; FENCE LAW STEPS ON PROPERTY RIGHTS. |
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666 |
| EDITORIAL : BERNSON'S BURDEN; COUNCILMAN HAS A CRUCIAL ROLE AS NEW MEMBER OF MTA BOARD. |
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Editorial |
388 |
| EDITORIAL : NURSING HOMES' BROKEN TRUST; PATIENTS DESERVE BETTER CARE THAN THEY'RE GETTING, AND TOUGHER STATE, COUNTY OVERSIGHT IS THE ANSWER. |
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Editorial |
386 |
| FIRST AMONG FREEDOMS; AMENDMENT'S INTENTIONS ARE DISTORTED TO AID HARMFUL FORCES. |
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817 |
| FIRST IN FLIGHT; YEAGER ENDING LEGENDARY CAREER AS TOP TEST PILOT. |
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984 |
| FISKE DELIVERS CSUN WIN : NORTHRIDGE 30, WEBER STATE 20. |
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1432 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
20 |
| GAMBLING PLAN A GRAVE MATTER IN BAY AREA'S `CITY OF THE DEAD'. |
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787 |
| GIVING IT ALL FOR A DREAM; COUPLE HAS VISION TO HELP TEEN ADDICTS. |
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1592 |
| GROUP BRINGS WHEELCHAIRS, AND SMILES OF JOY, TO THE THIRD WORLD'S DISABLED; WAR VICTIMS RECEIVE VEHICLES FOR HOPE. |
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745 |
| GUTTY DAY FOR UCLA : UCLA 39, OREGON 31. |
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1584 |
| HURRICANE'S WRATH BARES TALE OF 2 CITIES. |
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1383 |
| I'M GOING TO SEA ...; PAMPER ME! : IS THE ULTIMATE LUXURY CRUISE TOO LUXURIOUS? |
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1203 |
| IF ONLY THEY'D SHUT UP; COMMENTARY CONTINUES TO RUIN MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL. |
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917 |
| JEWS NEEDS TO FIND SPIRITUAL, POLITICAL BALANCE ON HOLIDAY. |
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880 |
| JUNGLE CRUISE WISEACRES IN TROUBLE AT DISNEYLAND. |
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606 |
| KLESKO SHOT WORTH A SECOND LOOK. |
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838 |
| LANCASTER, EDWARDS PLAN SERIES OF AVIATION TRIBUTES. |
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602 |
| LETTERS : MODESTI IS FICKLE SCRIBE, FAN CLAIMS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
311 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : FILLING COFFEEHOUSE, BOOKSTORE GAPS IN BEST OF VALLEY. |
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Letter to the Editor |
530 |
| LINK TO TICKETS DOES IN FISHER. |
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415 |
| LOCAL ROUNDUP: MOORPARK CAN'T CONTAIN SANTA BARBARA'S RAMOS. |
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649 |
| LOCKYER COULD WIN BIG IN DEMISE OF TERM LIMITS; TERM-LIMITS TERMINATION MAY DEEPEN STATE MESS. |
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977 |
| LOGGED ON; INTERNET CHANGING THE WORLD; ALL ASPECTS OF LIFE WOVEN INTO WEB. |
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897 |
| MINERS' DEATHS SET GRIM RECORD IN STATE. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
619 |
| MUCH HOPED OF SATURN PROBE; 11-YEAR MISSION SET TO YIELD MANY FIRSTS. |
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323 |
| MUSICAL QBS CAN'T FIND RHYTHM. |
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495 |
| NAKATANI BACK IN WINNING FORM; ELMHURST PREVAILS IN PHOTO FINISH. |
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594 |
| NCAA IS PUSSYCAT WITH BIGGEST RULE VIOLATORS. |
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2447 |
| NCAA LEGAL SYSTEM FAVORS ONE LAW FIRM. |
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834 |
| NEW SHIPS SET SAIL IN 1998. |
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928 |
| NEWEST CSU SCORNED, ADORED. |
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800 |
| NEWS LITE : GRAHAM INVITES GAYS TO JOIN HIS CRUSADE DURING S.F. VISIT. |
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665 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS BOB DOLE SHOOTS, BOB DOLE SCORES. |
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1087 |
| NO BUNT, NO FOUL; INDIANS ESCAPE WILD RIDE : CLEVELAND 2, BALTIMORE 1. |
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539 |
| PARTY LINES : YOUTHS BENEFIT FROM AN ARRESTING EVENING. |
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648 |
| PAULA JONES ASSOCIATE RESISTS SUBPOENA. |
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245 |
| PERENNIAL ASSISTANT NOW TAR HEELS DEAN. |
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755 |
| POLICE SAY DUO MAY HAVE CONNED 3,200 RESIDENTS; 2 SUSPECTED IN UTILITY SCHEME. |
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299 |
| POLITENESS OF POLICE DEBATED; DEPUTIES: CLAIMS LACK SUBSTANCE : WHERE LOCAL OFFICIALS STAND ON THE ISSUE. |
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1510 |
| POLLY KLAAS CASE LIVES ON FOR THOSE CLOSE TO EVENTS. |
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853 |
| PRECIOUS PROTECTIONS IN PERIL. |
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715 |
| PRESIDENT'S DRUG FIGHT TO HIT TV. |
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225 |
| PROBLEM: INVESTIGATOR TURNOVER. |
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219 |
| PROFESSOR'S 3-STEP FORMULA A GUIDE TO OFFICIAL CONTRITION. |
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235 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CRITICS OF PROMISE KEEPERS' RALLY REBUTTED. |
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Editorial |
1622 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : PANEL IS DEVELOPER'S DUPE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
687 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : QUARTZ HILL RESIDENT FEELS VICTIMIZED BY LEGAL INERTIA. |
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Letter to the Editor |
400 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SCHOOL BOARD JETTISONS PROCESS FOR FLYNN. |
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Letter to the Editor |
1148 |
| SAUGUS POSTS ITS FIRST WIN. |
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852 |
| SETTING LIMITS CREATES LOVING ENVIRONMENT. |
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670 |
| SEX DOESN'T SELL (LIKE IT USED TO); TITILLATING BOX-OFFICE SUCCESS FACING RENEWED TRIAL BY FIRE. |
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1370 |
| SHOP OWNER ARRESTED IN TEEN'S DEATH; YOUTH THOUGHT TO BE INTRUDER. |
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576 |
| SIERRA CLUB'S PRESIDENT REALLY IN HIS ELEMENT. |
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889 |
| SIMI SHOW MARKS FREEDOM IN INDIA; PHOTOGRAPHER SEES HUMAN CONNECTION. |
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491 |
| SLICK TRADES HELPED BUILD ORIOLES. |
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606 |
| SMALL-TIME COACHES CAN BE VULNERABLE. |
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571 |
| SOUTHWEST TAKING NO-FRILLS APPROACH COAST TO COAST. |
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785 |
| STAR GIVES SENIORS INSIDE SCOOP; ACTRESS REVISITS SCENES FROM `THE WALTONS'. |
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768 |
| STARBIRD LIKES PLAYING PRO HOOPS IN HOME TERRITORY. |
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449 |
| STATE FUNDS PRISON GUARDS BUYING PRIVATE-USE GUNS. |
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518 |
| STATE'S HABITATS IN PERIL; CALIFORNIA TOPS SPECIES-THREAT LIST. |
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Statistical Data Included |
416 |
| STOREFRONT BRINGS HOME THE TRAGEDY OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. |
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624 |
October 12, 1997
