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| '87 CRASH PAVED PATH FOR BULL RUN OF 1990S. |
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864 |
| `A GOOD PLACE TO COME TO'; KTLA FESTIVAL HOSTS KIDS. |
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278 |
| `DEVIL'S ADVOCATE' MADE HIM DO IT; PACINO SAVORS THE ULTIMATE BAD-GUY ROLE. |
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1071 |
| `HI, Y'ALL, MY NAME'S BILL'; PRESIDENT'S ABILITY TO CHARM THE CHECK OUT OF A LIFELONG REPUBLICAN SHOWS WHAT REALLY HAPPENS AT THOSE COFFEES. |
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588 |
| `INSIDER'S GUIDE' POINTS OUT PITFALLS OF HMOS. |
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642 |
| A CLOSER LOOK: THOME'S HOMER TOO LATE, BUT AT LEAST SLUMP STOPS. |
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575 |
| A CORPORATE FLAIR; PHOENIX UNIVERSITY PROFITS. |
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1421 |
| A WALK IN THE PARK; LIFE IS GOOD FOR DODGERS' KOREAN RIGHT-HANDER. |
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428 |
| A.V. STUDENT PICKED FOR JAPANESE ADVENTURE. |
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915 |
| ABA IS STILL WILD AND WACKY; LEAGUE CELEBRATES 30TH BIRTHDAY. |
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1926 |
| AGENTS OF CHANGE; VETERANS, ROOKIES JUMP INTO REALTY REBOUND. |
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1213 |
| ALOU-LOO FOR THE MARLINS; HERSHISER BATTERED : FLORIDA 7, CLEVELAND 4. |
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941 |
| AMERICANS SHOWING OBSESSION FOR BIGGER, BETTER THINGS; TREND SPOTTERS SAY BABY BOOMERS ENJOYING FRUITS OF LABOR. |
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1318 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: PUBLIC FORUM : HEADLINE WRONGLY MALIGNS AVENUE I. |
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Letter to the Editor |
505 |
| ARTIST REJECTS THIRD ATTEMPT TO FILL CORNER; REQUESTS SCRUB MOORPARK EFFORT. |
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938 |
| AVOIDING ATKINS ISN'T EASY. |
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480 |
| B-2'S ABILITIES UNDER DISPUTE AT PENTAGON. |
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979 |
| BILINGUAL SYSTEM BASED ON FALSE LEARNING THEORY. |
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817 |
| BIZ BYTES : SITE OF THE WEEK. |
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169 |
| BLACK STUDENTS CONSISTENTLY EXCEL AT GARVEY SCHOOL. |
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836 |
| BLISS' TRUCK IS FASTEST IN NO FEAR CHALLENGE. |
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698 |
| BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS TO DISCUSS PERSONAL ORDEALS. |
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476 |
| BRIEFLY : BLACK UPSETS BECKER WITH PASSING SHOTS. |
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411 |
| BRIEFLY : DRYER FIRE DAMAGES CHINATOWN STRUCTURE. |
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225 |
| BUG FOGGERS TIED TO BLAST. |
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221 |
| BUILDER BEING ASKED TO PAY MORE OF INFRASTRUCTURE COSTS. |
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1403 |
| BULLS WIN EASILY, CONQUER EUROPE. |
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984 |
| BUSINESSES SHOW STUFF AT EXPOSITION. |
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559 |
| CALIFORNIA FARM OPERATING ON PIG POWER; TULARE FAMILY HOPES TO SELL ELECTRICITY FROM SWINE MANURE-TO-METHANE PROCESS. |
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581 |
| CAMERAS LET PARENTS OBSERVE PRESCHOOLERS VIA INTERNET. |
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511 |
| CHECKING OUT WEB CHOICES; ONLINE SHOPPING SAVES TRIP TO THE SUPERMARKET. |
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861 |
| CITY GIVES CHANCE TO GET RID OF BIG ITEMS. |
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212 |
| CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: FITCH PLEASED WITH TEAM DESPITE LOSSES. |
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479 |
| COFFEE, TEA OR BANKING FEE?; BIG LENDER'S LATEST GIMMICK TO HOOK CUSTOMERS EXPOSES SINISTER COLOMBIAN CAFFEINE CONSPIRACY. |
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797 |
| COLLEGE ROUNDUP: SORENSON LEADS OCCIDENTAL OVER CLAREMONT. |
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218 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: PUBLIC FORUM : SCARY ZEANAH TALES DON'T TELL WHOLE STORY. |
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1568 |
| CRITICS SAY RENO'S LOST MOMENTUM IN FUND-RAISER PROBE. |
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1099 |
| CRUISE EDICT FACING REVIEW. |
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338 |
| DEREGULATION GOES ELECTRIC; PUBLIC TO SEE CHOICES, FEW SAVINGS. |
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1082 |
| DINING BEAT : RIB RANCH OPEN IN T.O. |
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345 |
| DINING DEALS : EASTERN EUROPEAN. |
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284 |
| DIRKSEN LEADS L.A.B.; QUARTERBACK'S ARM BEATS VILLAGE CHR. : LA BAPTIST 33, V. CHRISTIAN 21. |
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379 |
| DODGER SALE ENDS AN ERA; O'MALLEY'S LEGACY QUESTIONED. |
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1586 |
| DRIVER ARRESTED IN DEATH; BOY KILLED, 3 HURT IN HIGHLAND PARK. |
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354 |
| DRY OREL GIVES UP SEVEN RUNS. |
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535 |
| EDITORIAL : EXPLORING CITYHOOD VALLEY NEEDS TO WEIGH BENEFITS OF SEPARATING FROM L.A. |
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Editorial |
634 |
| EDITORIAL : PARKS MAKES THE RIGHT CALL COMPRESSED WORKWEEK FOR LAPD HAS TOO MANY FLAWS. |
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Editorial |
256 |
| ELECTRONIC MESSAGES COMING TO EDWARDS. |
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200 |
| EXTORTION CASE BRINGS DOWN PHARMACY. |
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395 |
| FORUMS PAVE THE WAY TO CITIZENSHIP. |
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322 |
| GAMBLERS' DREAMS REMAIN SAME. |
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676 |
| GILDA RADNER: REMEMBERED AND REVERED. |
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729 |
| GLENDALE SHOOTING LEAVES MAN DEAD. |
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226 |
| GLITTER GULCH; LAS VEGAS SKYLINE GETS NEW SILHOUETTE. |
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1589 |
| GRITTY `D' HELPS CAL LU TOP WHITTIER; KINGSMEN TIGHTEN RACE : CAL LUTHERAN 28, WHITTIER 16. |
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422 |
| HEALTH PREMIUMS SET FOR BIG JUMP. |
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582 |
| HEISMAN HAS LOST SOME OF ITS LUSTER. |
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822 |
| HOBBY'S UP IN THE AIR. |
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683 |
| HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS GIVE PAWS PET PROGRAM OFFERS THERAPY TO CHILDREN IN NEED OF A LIFT. |
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474 |
| HUGE PROJECT DRAWING FIRE; NEWHALL RANCH PLAN `IGNORED VENTURA COUNTY,' OFFICIAL SAYS. |
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1126 |
| HUMAN-POWERED CRAFT EARNS WINGS. |
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377 |
| INJUNCTION COULD HELP STOP NORTH HILLS GANG. |
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851 |
| INTERCEPTION MAKES HERO OF CUSANO. |
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395 |
| ISLEWORTH IS A HAVEN FOR CELEBS. |
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536 |
| JAMBOREE ON THE AIR; SCOUTS RADIO EACH OTHER 'ROUND THE WORLD. |
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410 |
| JEWS HAVE PROUD HISTORY OF FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE. |
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1006 |
| JOCKEY VALENZUELA ARRESTED FOR ABUSE. |
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83 |
| LAPD TO START HIT-RUN INQUIRY; WHY WASN'T OFFICER JAILED? |
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710 |
| LAUSD PARENTS CONFER AT DOWNTOWN SUMMIT. |
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301 |
| LETTERS : ROBINSON IS TACKLED BY READERS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
485 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : INVENTORS SHOULDN'T RELY ON SKETCHY KNOWLEDGE OF LAW. |
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Letter to the Editor |
595 |
| LIFE AT THE CORNER OF VAN NUYS & LANARK; HARD WORK, DISAPPOINTMENT COME WITH THE TERRITORY. |
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2089 |
| MAKING IRISH STEW; PICK, KICK GIVE USC RARE SOUTH BEND WIN : USC 20, NOTRE DAME 17. |
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1512 |
| MONUMENT HONORS U.S. SERVICEWOMEN. |
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442 |
| MORE HOME-SCHOOLED KIDS GETTING INTO TOP COLLEGES. |
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486 |
| MULHOLLAND DRIVE VISTA TURNS DEADLY. |
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513 |
| NEW LESSONS FOR BOYS, GIRLS IN CALIFORNIA; CLASSES DIVIDE UP BY GENDER. |
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939 |
| NEW-LOOK NASCAR CAN THANK GORDON. |
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1227 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS `ALIEN' STAR GETS KINKY IN SEQUEL. |
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760 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS RIGBY `DAREDEVIL' IN `PETER PAN'. |
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953 |
| NORTHRIDGE IS BURNED ON RETURN; MATADORS COMEBACK FALLS SHORT. |
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1341 |
| NOTED TEACHER BACKS INITIATIVE; LATINO WANTS ENGLISH TAUGHT. |
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807 |
| OBITUARIES: COKE CEO GOIZUETA, SELF-MADE BILLIONAIRE, 65. |
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Obituary |
535 |
| OBITUARIES: NANCY DICKERSON, TV JOURNALIST. |
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Obituary |
241 |
| OBITUARY: LINDLEY, 79, LANDLADY ON `THREE'S COMPANY'. |
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Obituary |
330 |
| OFFICER'S DEATH ADDS TO TRAGEDY; HIT-RUN SUSPECT WAS DESPONDENT. |
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1067 |
| ON THE MOVE : NEWS, TIPS AND BARGAINS. |
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587 |
| OSU DEFENSE NOT BLOWN AWAY BY UCLA. |
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444 |
| PARENTING : HOW CHILDREN HANDLE THEIR FEARS. |
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657 |
| PARENTS, TEACHERS SAY REPAIRS, IMPROVEMENTS ARE ESSENTIAL. |
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681 |
| PARTY LINES : SEEING THE SERIOUS SIDE OF LADIES WHO LUNCH. |
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723 |
| PERSONALIZED CLASSES ATTRACT OLDER STUDENTS. |
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710 |
| PIGEONS' PAL PROSECUTED; CITY WANTS BIRDSEED OFF STREETS. |
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577 |
| POSTSEASON A COMEDY OF ERRORS. |
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802 |
| PREP FOOTBALL: SMALL SCHOOLS, BIG RUSH: TWO RUN FOR 400 YARDS. |
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670 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : POLICE AREN'T VILLAINS IN CAR-CHASE CRASHES. |
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Editorial |
1605 |
| RADIO SERVICE ALLOWS VISUALLY IMPAIRED TO ENJOY DEAR ABBY, `GARFIELD'; HELLO TO ALL THOSE LISTENING IN AT HOME. |
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850 |
| READY FOR REVIVAL?; TIME IS RIPE TO GIVE VAN NUYS BLVD. A LIFT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
2594 |
| REYNOLDS SHINES IN LANCASTER SHOW. |
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1030 |
| ROUND-THE-CLOCK RELAYS NET $60,000 IN CANCER AID. |
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449 |
October 19, 1997
