Title  |
Author |
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Words |
| `BOOGIE NIGHTS' SCORES WITH MOVIEGOERS. |
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374 |
| `PAYBACK' SHOOT TAKES BACK SEAT TO MEL WATCH. |
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760 |
| 16 GIRLS SEEK MISS TEEN SANTA CLARITA VALLEY TITLE. |
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287 |
| 2 SCHOOLS TO GET TECHNOLOGICAL LIFT. |
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466 |
| A LEGEND ENVISIONS NEW START; WALL STREET HAILS RECORD OF SUCCESS. |
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384 |
| A SERIES STREAKER; RELUCTANT GRISSOM FINDS OCTOBER TO HIS LIKING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
654 |
| ACCOUNTANCY MONOPOLY?; LATEST MERGER PROPOSAL WOULD LIMIT CHOICES. |
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606 |
| AIRPORT COMMISSION TO WEIGH NOISE LIMITATIONS AT VAN NUYS. |
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169 |
| AMERICANS WATCHING LESS TV, NIELSEN SAYS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
201 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : VEHICLES, CARPORT DAMAGED BY BOMB. |
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105 |
| ARMY LASER HITS SATELLITE MARK; OUTCOME CONFIRMS VULNERABILITY. |
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251 |
| ARTISTS DELIGHT, AMAZE PUPILS. |
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545 |
| BACK ON THE ICE; SIMI TEEN BEATS CANCER TO PLAY AGAIN. |
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1585 |
| BID VIEWED FOR OLD CITY HALL RENOVATION; T.O. COUNCIL TO VOTE TONIGHT ON AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR WORK. |
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335 |
| BIG WEST REMOTE FOR CSUN. |
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199 |
| BILL MAY LOWER COSTS OF WATER. |
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479 |
| BOARD RACE FUND RAISING ONE-SIDED; CANDIDATE OLENICK GETS $10,744. |
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259 |
| BRIEFLY : CITY SUES COUNTY OVER DRUG TESTING. |
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425 |
| BRIEFLY : FISHER FRONT-RUNNER FOR S. ALABAMA JOB. |
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495 |
| BUSINESS NOTES. |
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236 |
| BUYING BOOM; VALLEY REAL ESTATE MARKET STRONGEST SINCE 1989. |
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Statistical Data Included |
733 |
| CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: CLIPPERS BACK IN TOWN. |
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432 |
| COUNCIL CANDIDATE ACCUSES RIVAL OF CAMPAIGN VIOLATION; FPPC CLAIM CENTERS ON DONATED OFFICE SPACE. |
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367 |
| CROSS COUNTRY: FROSH GIVE REBELS FRESH START. |
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633 |
| DAY CURFEW IDEA PITCHED BY OFFICIALS; AGOURA HILLS TO PONDER PLAN TO SEND KIDS TO JUVENILE COURT. |
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629 |
| DEAL GIVES TV A JOLT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
876 |
| DEFAULT DENIED IN GUNFIGHT SUIT; CITY CRITICIZED FOR MISSED DEADLINE. |
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527 |
| DILLER, UNIVERSAL CREATE A 7TH NETWORK; PRIME TIME FOR VIEWERS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
579 |
| DIV. I-AA EXPERTS' CONSENSU : SPEARS' PICKS. |
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|
98 |
| EDITORIAL : AMERICA'S STORYTELLER. |
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Editorial |
156 |
| EDITORIAL : POLICE INQUIRY NEEDED LAPD SHOULD PROVIDE DETAILS OF HIT-AND-RUN CASE. |
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Editorial |
243 |
| EDITORIAL : SPLITSVILLE? |
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Editorial |
421 |
| EX-CONSULTANT TO MTA ADMITS TO $5,000 BRIBE. |
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|
206 |
| FHS CUTS PROPOSED BUYOUT OF RIVAL; PHYSICIAN HEALTH BID DIPS $9 MILLION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
221 |
| FROM RUINS TO ROSES?; BRUINS' RESURGENCE STARTED AGAINST TENNESSEE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
747 |
| FROM THE FIELD: BALDWIN ENJOYING A SPARTAN LIFE : MARC J. SPEARS. |
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594 |
| GRACE HAS FOES SHOUTING MERCY. |
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494 |
| HART JV TOO VARIED FOR CANYON DEFENSE. |
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378 |
| HIGHLAND KNOCKS OFF LITTLEROCK. |
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289 |
| HMO BEGINS PET PROJECT; MEDICAL PLAN TAKES BITE OUT OF ANIMAL CARE. |
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678 |
| HOMETOWN HEROES : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK. |
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745 |
| HONDA UNVEILS `CLEAN' ENGINE. |
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130 |
| HUGHES ELECTRONICS PLUGS IN NEW CEO. |
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509 |
| IN BRIEF : PINKERTON'S INC. |
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293 |
| INDOMITABLE ROLE MODEL; HUFFINGTON VISITS COMPTON SCHOOL. |
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437 |
| JUBILEES : DANCING THROUGH MARRIED LIFE. |
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209 |
| JUBILEES : ENJOYING A SOLID GOLD CELEBRATION. |
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188 |
| KINGS VS. N.Y. ISLANDERS. |
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86 |
| KROEKER BOUND FOR BOSNIA; DEPUTY CHIEF DEPARTING LAPD FOR U.N. POST. |
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|
660 |
| L.A. BEAT : LAKERS ROOKIE WHEAT RELEASED. |
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341 |
| LAWSUIT SEEKS REVERSAL OF GOLF COURSE APPROVAL. |
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481 |
| MAN HELD IN EXPLOSIVES SCARE. |
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246 |
| MICROSOFT ACCUSED; U.S.: BROWSER PUSH BROKE ANTITRUST PACT : WINDOWS WAR. |
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977 |
| MORE STORES TO OPEN AT VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER. |
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241 |
| MUSICAL CHAIRS; WALL STREET CHEERS AT&T'S NEW CHIEF. |
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|
1450 |
| NBA NOTES: JORDAN UNABLE TO TOE THE LINE. |
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379 |
| NEIGHBORS TRY TO SHUT HOLLYWOOD SEX CLUB; GOLDBERG BACKING SITE'S RIGHT TO RUN. |
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1159 |
| NEWS LITE : CANDY PRODUCER BITES THE BULLET OVER `EARVANDER'. |
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681 |
| NFL NOTES: LIONS SAFETY URGED TO RETIRE. |
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550 |
| NO QUARTERBACK NO PROBLEM FOR ROYAL JUNIOR VARSITY. |
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453 |
| NOTES : DACTALS LEAD SUNDAY MEN'S OPEN DIVISION WITH 4-0 RECORD. |
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466 |
| NOTES: SCV APACHES WIN SIXTH STRAIGHT FOOTBALL GAME. |
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233 |
| NOTES: V.N. COACH FILES APPEAL WITH CIF. |
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|
364 |
| OBITUARIES : SOPHIA K. MEAD. |
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Obituary |
219 |
| PHANTOMS OF THE RINK SHOOT FOR TOURNEY TITLE. |
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406 |
| POLITICAL BRIEFS. |
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229 |
| POP DIVA READY FOR A STRETCH; MARIAH CAREY, WITH A NEW ALBUM `BUTTERFLY' ON THE RISE, WANTS TO TRY ACTING. |
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1449 |
| POPULAR JAIL NURSE SLAIN ON HIGHWAY. |
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413 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : RENO `SHOULD BE IMPEACHED IMMEDIATELY'. |
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Editorial |
1503 |
| RESIDENTS, USERS TO AIR VIEWS ON UPGRADE OF VAL VERDE PARK. |
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|
439 |
| RUNOFF WORRIES RISING; RIVERBEDS NOT CLEARED; PERMITS WILL BE ISSUED. |
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529 |
| SAFETY PANEL HEARS VALLEY POLICING NEEDS. |
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462 |
| SCHOOL PANEL BACKS PROP. BB UNION BID. |
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478 |
| SENTENCING LAW UPHELD FOR TEXAS. |
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464 |
| SIMI DISTRICT TO CONSIDER CHIEF DEAL; SHORTAGE OF EXPERIENCE FACTOR FOR SUPERINTENDENT'S SALARY. |
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542 |
| SINGING A HAPPY TOON; SHE GIVES UP A PREP SOCCER CAREER TO START COLLEGE. |
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770 |
| SPANO DEAL HARD TO DIGEST. |
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789 |
| SPECIALISTS SAY MEDICINES TAINT PEOPLE'S TEETH, GUMS. |
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624 |
| STARWOOD MAKING ROOM FOR ITT HOTELS IN $13.3 BILLION DEAL; MERGER BID WOULD TRUMP OFFER BY HILTON. |
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394 |
| SUBCIRCUS AIMING FOR CENTER RING. |
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427 |
| SURGERY STARTS FOR GIRL HIT BY TRUCK; POLICE PANEL SEES PROBLEMS IN CASE. |
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474 |
| T.O. YOUTH VOLUNTEER CALLED `CHILD PREDATOR' AFTER ARREST. |
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455 |
| THE FINAL CHAPTER FOR AUTHOR JAMES MICHENER. |
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544 |
| THE SCREEN : CURRY, POTTS HIT BOTTOM IN `OVER THE TOP'. |
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Television Program Review |
290 |
| U.S. ACKNOWLEDGES HIKE IN GASES SENT INTO ATMOSPHERE. |
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|
384 |
| USC NOTEBOOK: TUTOR'S AID REASON FOR SUSPENSION. |
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353 |
| VALLEY FACILITIES WIN CARE HONORS; QUALITY OF NURSING HOMES SALUTED. |
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370 |
| VICTIM'S MOTHER TELLS OF ANGUISH. |
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753 |
| WELCOME TO C-C-CLEVELAND; FRIGID WEATHER GAME 3, AS IF IT'S A SUPRISE. |
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836 |
| WOMAN'S WILL GIVES SENIOR CENTER WAY TO SURVIVE. |
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788 |
October 21, 1997
