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| [0] LEAD IS RAZOR THIN. |
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783 |
| `48 HOURS' EXAMINES VALLEY BANK SHOOTOUT. |
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Television Program Review |
359 |
| 3-TON TRUCKS BANNED ON CANYON ROAD. |
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286 |
| A LA CARTE : DRY PASTAS. |
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509 |
| ANGELS LOOK TO MAKE HAY AT HOME. |
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Statistical Data Included |
599 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : RED CROSS OFFERING BABY-SITTING CLASS. |
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550 |
| ARCHES OVER DISNEYWORLD; MCDONALD'S PLANS PARK SITES. |
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450 |
| BIG HOUSE TO SCHOOLHOUSE; PRISON PROGRAM GIVES MOORPARK SCHOOL UPGRADED COMPUTERS FOR THE CLASSROOM. |
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626 |
| BIZWATCH : MARKETS. |
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460 |
| BRIEFLY : BOY NEARLY DROWNS IN BACKYARD POOL. |
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497 |
| BRIEFLY : SUN DEVILS' FRIEDER RESIGNS AFTER 323 CAREER WINS. |
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499 |
| BURGESS MEREDITH, 89, VERSATILE ACTOR. |
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Obituary |
527 |
| CAL CITY CARDINALS WILL HOLD TRYOUTS. |
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202 |
| CANCER LINKED TO ROCKETDYNE; UCLA STUDY OF WORKERS SHOWS HIGHER-THAN-EXPECTED DEATH RATE. |
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1696 |
| CITY PLANS TO REVIEW POKER RUN; SIMI TO DISCUSS POLICE TREATMENT OF BIKERS. |
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618 |
| CLOSURE TO SPEED SUBWAY PROJECT; HOLLYWOOD VENDORS FEAR BUSINESS DROP. |
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429 |
| COLLEGE FOOTBALL : IRISH FANS ALREADY READY TO GRUMBLE. |
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906 |
| COMPLAINTS ON DEPUTIES INCREASING, ACLU SAYS. |
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156 |
| COUNTY CAMERA SCENE ZOOMS ALONG. |
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Statistical Data Included |
316 |
| CSUN'S GOLDEN MAKES IMPACT; FRESHMAN MIXES TD RETURN WITH BIG HITS IN COLLEGE DEBUT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
638 |
| DEPUTIES HOLD SICKOUT AT 2 AREA COURTHOUSES. |
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260 |
| DIANA COVERAGE PROVIDES NEWSMAGAZINE RATING BOOST. |
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Statistical Data Included |
362 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK : BRAVES' CATCHER LIKES NEW LINEUP. |
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542 |
| EARLY SEASON RESIDENT AND MIGRATORY GAME BIRD REGULATIONS : QUAIL (CALIFORNIA, MOUNTAIN AND DESERT). |
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397 |
| EDITORIAL : GETTING IT RIGHT; THE L.A. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MADE AN EXCELLENT CALL FOR A WORTHY CAUSE. |
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Editorial |
286 |
| EDITORIAL : RINKY-DINK POLITICS; COUNCILMAN FEUER SHOULD STEP ASIDE AND CITY PARK AND REC SHOULD DO ITS JOB. |
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Editorial |
546 |
| EMERGENCY VOTE ON ARENA BLOCKED; COUNCIL STYMIED IN ATTEMPT TO RUSH PASSAGE. |
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413 |
| EMMYS UN-`FRIENDS'-LY TO NBC SITCOM'S CAST? |
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764 |
| FACING THE MUSIC; TEEN FINDS FAMILIAL CALLING IN DRONE OF CELTIC INSTRUMENT. |
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470 |
| FIELD LAB KNOWN FOR NUCLEAR TESTS. |
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300 |
| FIGHTING X-RATED BUSINESSES SAVES SIMI FROM BEING L.A. |
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Editorial |
709 |
| FIRE CHIEF BEEFS UP SERVICES IN VALLEY. |
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322 |
| FOURSOME WINS T.O. CHARITY GOLF TOURNEY. |
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377 |
| FUND BUYS SHARES IN VALLEY FIRM. |
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349 |
| GALAXY WIN PUTS PLAYOFFS IN REACH. |
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607 |
| GOLDEN LEAGUE JV TITLE UP FOR GRABS. |
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595 |
| GOLF : WEBB WINS BIG IN VEGAS AND ON TOUR. |
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1271 |
| HEART & POLE; FISHING IS POST-CARDIAC THERAPY FOR A.V. COACH. |
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1256 |
| HOOKED ON THE 'HORNS; MACKOVIC HAS TEXAS ON TRACK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1290 |
| HORSE RACING : BAFFERT ADDS TO DEL MAR DOMINATION. |
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621 |
| HUMIDITY EASES; MERCURY DUE TO CLIMB. |
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Statistical Data Included |
321 |
| INTERNET, CABLE TV BATTLE IN SIGHT; NEW SYSTEM SEEKS TO OUTBOX MICROSOFT. |
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891 |
| JOKINEN RECEIVES BERG BOOST. |
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848 |
| L.A. BEAT : USC FRESHMEN EARN MORE TIME. |
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312 |
| LANCASTER LOOKING FOR MORE VOLUNTEERS. |
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414 |
| LANCASTER STATION ON ACLU'S LIST; PUBLIC COMPLAINTS RISING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
381 |
| LEAD IS RAZOR THIN. |
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787 |
| MAINICURE STYLE NAILED DOWN; FUNKY COLORS POLISH UP SALES FOR COMPANIES. |
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559 |
| MAYOR'S OFFICE PUTS OUT CALL FOR CUTS : CITY DEPARTMENTS URGED TO STREAMLINE, TRIM COSTS. |
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360 |
| MISERY FINDS COMPANY AT AREA SCHOOLS. |
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552 |
| MORE THAN EVER, PEOPLE GO FLY A KITE. |
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574 |
| MUROC SCHOOL DISTRICT HIRES NEW SUPERINTENDENT; ADMINISTRATOR PROMISES TO `BE VISIBLE IN COMMUNITY'. |
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440 |
| NEWBURY PARK GOSPEL SINGER INSPIRED BY MOTHER TERESA TO PERFORM AT FUNERAL. |
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481 |
| NEWS LITE : GOP CONGRESSMAN DATES MISS AMERICA. |
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927 |
| NO CHARGES FILED IN COW TONGUE FLAP. |
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294 |
| NO ORDINARY LEAF; WASHINGTON STATE QB BREAKS RECORDS, STEREOTYPE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1153 |
| NO PLACE LIKE HOME; ROYAL HIGH SCHOOL TO DEDICATE NEW STADIUM. |
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499 |
| ONE COUNCIL WINNER TO SERVE 2-YEAR TERM. |
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258 |
| OUT LOOKS : BEGINNING HIKERS, CAMPERS: PUT THIS BOOK IN YOUR PACK. |
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650 |
| OUTPOST. |
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676 |
| PHYSICIAN CLEARED IN CIVIL CASE; DOCTOR TREATED VICTIM OF FLESH-KILLING BACTERIA. |
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448 |
| PIERCE FACULTY, STUDENTS LEFT HOT UNDER COLLAR. |
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452 |
| PLAYING AT THE NEXT LEVEL; LANCASTER HS TO APPEAR IN 1ST VARSITY GAME. |
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525 |
| PREP FOOTBALL: BONDS' MISSION IS TO STOP FARGAS : ALEMANY COACH OPENS WITH N.D. |
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667 |
| PREP FOOTBALL: HOTTEST GAME IN TOWN. |
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594 |
| PROGRAM PUTS AT-RISK PUPILS ON TRACK. |
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593 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : HOW TO MEMORIALIZE TWO HUMANITARIANS. |
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Editorial |
1287 |
| REPORT ON DEPUTIES DETAILED; SCV STATION 4TH IN COMPLAINTS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
558 |
| RESTORING A WAYSIDE INSTITUTION; ADOPT-A-BELL PROJECT WILL ENHANCE `ROYAL ROAD'. |
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301 |
| SANTA CLARITA: BRIEFLY : ROBBERY SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY. |
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146 |
| SAUGUS STEPS UP; CROSS COUNTRY TEAM TO MAKE RUN AT LEAGUE TITLE. |
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763 |
| SEARCH WIDENS FOR DIANA NEWS; FOREIGN MAGAZINES SNAPPED UP IN VALLEY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
708 |
| SEWAGE MUSEUM IN PIPELINE?; OFFICIALS EYE SURPLUS BUILDING AT WASTE PLANT. |
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582 |
| SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : OVERTURNED CANDLE CAUSES HOUSE FIRE. |
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331 |
| SODA MONEY PASSING BACK INTO THE COMMUNITY; SALES HELP OUT KIDS AT WOMEN'S SHELTER. |
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688 |
| SPRINGMAN BIG HIT WITH MINNESOTA; EX-OAK PARK COACH NOW TEACHES IN TRIPLE-A. |
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660 |
| STATE LEGISLATURE OKS BAN ON CHEAP HANDGUNS; CRACKDOWN ON MAKING, SELLING NEEDS WILSON'S APPROVAL. |
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769 |
| T.O TO ANNEX LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT. |
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398 |
| THE SCREEN : FOX OFFERING TWO WINNERS. |
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Television Program Review |
535 |
| TINSELTOWN AUCTION SET FOR NET. |
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347 |
| TOURNAMENT ATTRACTS WATER POLO ELITE. |
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524 |
| TOWN CENTER RETAIL PROJECT TO GET PUBLIC HEARING IN GLENDALE. |
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456 |
| TWO FEISTY WOMEN AGAINST THE WORLD; THERE'S DRAMA BOTH ON STAGE AND OFF AS PAIR STRUGGLES TO KEEP THEATER ALIVE. |
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1824 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK : TRANSFER LINEBACKER IS PROVING HIS WORTH. |
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413 |
| UFOS ARE OUT THERE, AT THE L.A. COUNTY FAIR. |
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423 |
| USC NOTEBOOK : BAD ANKLE TO SIDELINE LINEMAN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
309 |
| VALLEY LEADERS TO SEEK COMMON GROUND ON TRANSIT PLAN. |
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715 |
| VENTURA COUNTY INVESTING WISELY. |
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488 |
| VOLLEYBALL BEAT : BACK IN BUSINESS. |
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543 |
| WHEELCHAIR USER HAS BAD BUS DAY. |
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558 |
| WOMAN SURVIVES INFERNO; ELEVEN KILLED IN COLLISION CANOGA PARK WOMAN SURVIVES FIERY CRASH. |
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887 |
| WOMEN FIND RISK ACCOMPANIES RECOGNITION. |
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1005 |
| WOMEN'S CHORUS FINDS NEW PLACE TO HARMONIZE. |
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424 |
September 11, 1997
