Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'TIS THE TOURNEY SEASON. |
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418 |
| A JAMAR OF ALL TRADES; BC'S CULVER MAKES LEAP TO HOOPS. |
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|
646 |
| AND A DEFENSE, TOO? HART'S OTHER UNIT PROVING ITS WORTH. |
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|
872 |
| ANOTHER CASUALTY IN NBA; ALL-STAR GAME KILLED AS LOCKOUT DRAGS ON. |
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|
783 |
| AUTHOR TO GIVE TALK ON THEORY AFRICANS PRECEDED COLUMBUS. |
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|
332 |
| AVC NOTES: AVC WOMEN PLEASED TO BE ON ROAD . . . AGAIN. |
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|
401 |
| AVC OUT TO REMOVE EARLY KINKS; TEAM STRUGGLES WITH FUNDAMENTALS. |
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|
772 |
| BAR-COOKIE RECIPE CORRECTIONS. |
|
Recipe |
868 |
| BARKEEPS BREATHING EASIER AFTER SMOKING BAN; SOME GIVE LAW LUNGFUL. |
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|
413 |
| BILINGUAL BONUSES REVIEWED; COUNTY SUPERVISORS WANT POLICY FOR PAYMENTS CLARIFIED. |
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431 |
| BILL AIMS TO LURE SPACE LAUNCHES; KNIGHT PROPOSES TAX BREAKS TO PUT BASE IN CALIFORNIA. |
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|
389 |
| BLIND, DISABLED RESIDENTS GETTING TENDER, LOVING CARE. |
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|
467 |
| BOGUS FUND-RAISERS MAY POSE AS LAPD. |
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|
246 |
| BOYS' BASKETBALL PREVIEW: LITTLEROCK HOOPS NOT SO LITTLE. |
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|
638 |
| BREAK FOR `BEST FRIENDS'? L.A. SEEKS FUNDS TO OBEY NEW ANIMAL-CARE LAW. |
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|
615 |
| BRIEFLY : COUNTY SUPERVISORS PASS GAVEL TO KNABE. |
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|
587 |
| BRIEFLY : SALT LAKE GAVE $500,000 TO IOC MEMBERS' RELATIVES. |
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|
424 |
| BRIEFLY : SAW INJURY SENDS MAN, 61, TO HOSPITAL. |
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|
272 |
| CARDINAL'S RULE: LIFE AT TOP IS TOUGH. |
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|
1089 |
| CHARTER PANEL VOTES TO INCLUDE LIVING WAGE. |
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|
809 |
| CLINTON DEFENDERS FIRE BACK; IMPEACHMENT ACT CALLED `VENGEANCE'. |
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|
895 |
| COC TEAMS LOOK FOR KEYS. |
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|
504 |
| COOK`S CORNER : TIME TO WARM UP WITH PUMPKIN SOUP. |
|
Recipe |
608 |
| COUNCIL ENDORSES UPGRADE FOR MALL. |
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|
294 |
| CREW'S ERROR PLUNGES S.F. INTO DARKNESS. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
757 |
| DEBT-RATING FIRM UPGRADES L.A. COUNTY. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
184 |
| DEPUTIES ARREST PAIR IN PROBE OF CREDIT-CARD FRAUD; OFFICIALS SEIZE $300 IN MAIL-ORDER GOODS. |
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|
232 |
| DIAL `D' FOR DEAL; IT'S TIME FOR KINGS GM TO CALL FOR HELP. |
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|
1211 |
| DISTRICT TRUSTEE LANDAKER TO STEP DOWN IN JANUARY. |
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|
436 |
| DOCTOR TESTIFIES FOR JUDGE. |
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|
784 |
| EARLY MORNING FIRE SHUTS DOWN PRODUCE MARKET IN SIMI. |
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|
738 |
| EDITORIAL : HANG HIM OUT TO DRY; VENTURA COUNTY JUDGE HAS BROKEN THE LAW REPEATEDLY AND MUST GO. |
|
Editorial |
459 |
| EDITORIAL : SNAPS, TACKLES AND VIDEOTAPES; BRING BACK INSTANT REPLAY: PRO FOOTBALL IS TOO IMPORTANT TO LEAVE CRITICAL DECISIONS TO HUMANS. |
|
Editorial |
380 |
| EVENT TO HONOR THOSE WHO DIED DURING PAST YEAR. |
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|
389 |
| FALLEN OFFICER REPRESENTS VALUES WE SHOULD CHERISH. |
|
Editorial |
466 |
| FATE OF GRAND OLD PARTY HANGS IN BALANCE; WHETHER REPUBLICANS EMERGE STRONG OR FADE INTO OBLIVION IS KEY QUESTION. |
|
Editorial |
738 |
| FESTIVAL OF HOLIDAYS. |
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|
248 |
| FIRMS SETTING MERGER TERMS; PERFECDATA TO JOIN PEGO. |
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|
334 |
| FIVE LOCAL SOCCER TEAMS IN QUARTERFINAL MATCHES. |
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|
194 |
| FOOTBALL NOTES: BORON IS BRACING FOR REVITALIZED FOE. |
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|
495 |
| FREDERICK'S OF HOLLYWOOD LOOKING FOR BUILDING BUYER. |
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|
398 |
| FREE TO SUFFER, NOT END LIFE; KEVORKIAN'S ACTIONS, TRIAL A CALL TO GIVE US LIBERTY, GIVE US DEATH. |
|
Editorial |
724 |
| FROM DUSK TO DAWN; HART'S FULLER THRIVES ON TURNING BAD SITUATIONS INTO GOOD ONES. |
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|
699 |
| GIRLS' SOCCER PREVIEW: AGOURA IS HEALTHY AND HOPEFUL. |
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|
471 |
| GIRLS' SOCCER PREVIEW: WESTLAKE HOPES TALENT EQUALS TITLES. |
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|
531 |
| HELLS ANGEL, GIRLFRIEND SLAIN AT HOME; ROBBERY LIKELY MOTIVE, POLICE AND FAMILY SAY. |
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|
587 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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|
278 |
| IN THE MAIL? THE RUSH IS ON AS POSTAL DATES LOOM. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
845 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: FINALLY, THIS BREAK IS GOOD : INJURED BLAKE SAYS HE'S READY TO RETURN. |
|
|
474 |
| L.A. BIZ GROUP PLOTS TOTAL SCHOOL OVERHAUL. |
|
|
1441 |
| LMU VS. USC. |
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|
167 |
| LOMBARD PICKED FOR PANEL. |
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|
242 |
| LUNCH AT THE PLAYBOY MANSE. |
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|
443 |
| MADE WITH LOVE; SHOW HOW MUCH YOU CARE WITH HOLIDAY GIFTS FROM YOUR KITCHEN. |
|
Recipe |
3486 |
| MAJOR OUTAGE POSSIBLE IN L.A.; BACKUP SYSTEMS, ELECTRICITY SETUP MAKE EVENT UNLIKELY, OFFICIALS SAY. |
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|
574 |
| MCREE WANTS TO `DO WHAT WORKS' ON AILING `GMA'. |
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|
771 |
| MODUS OPERANDI; DAHL'S `FANTASTIC MR. FOX' INSPIRES SOUNDS OF PICKER, VISUALS OF SCARFE IN NEW PRODUCTION DEBUTING TONIGHT. |
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|
1432 |
| NETTER RISES ON SUTRO HIRE. |
|
|
190 |
| NEW COOKBOOK CASTS A GLOW ON BAKING FOR THE FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS. |
|
Recipe |
2268 |
| NEW TRACT-HOME SALES IN A.V. PLUNGE BY 40%. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
304 |
| NEWS LITE : BOSS TO REVIVE E STREET SHUFFLE. |
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|
1052 |
| NOTES: CONEJO SIMI AQUATICS OFFERS TRYOUTS, SIGN-UPS. |
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|
306 |
| OBITUARIES : EDWIN R. MUSSER. |
|
Obituary |
317 |
| PACIFIC AGREES TO PRESERVE DOME. |
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|
267 |
| PETITIONERS PROTESTING FEES; VALLEY VOTE SAYS IT WON'T PAY FOR SURVEY COUNT. |
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|
455 |
| PHILADELPHIA PICKED FOR DISNEY PARK. |
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|
291 |
| POLICE ASK FOR LONGER RESPONSE; OFFICIALS SAY ALARMS ARE OFTEN FALSE. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
374 |
| PREACHER ALAMO SET TO GO FREE; SAUGUS COMPOUND STILL OWES $106,032 IN TAXES, PENALTIES. |
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|
513 |
| PREP FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: POSTSEASON IS BETTER THAN OPRAH-VIEWING. |
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|
1307 |
| PROPOSED RETAIL-AREA CHILD CENTER TO HOST OPEN HOUSES. |
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|
418 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : HIGHER DENSITY `PRESCRIPTION FOR DISASTER'. |
|
Editorial |
1261 |
| PUPPY LOVE IN CASTAIC; VOLUNTEER SEEKS GOOD HOMES FOR PETS. |
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|
631 |
| RAIDERS: SILVER AND BLACKOUT : SELLOUTS ARE RARE, FANS UNIMPRESSED. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
1174 |
| RAW VALENCIA OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT. |
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|
482 |
| ROLLOVER CRASH INJURES COUPLE. |
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|
295 |
| SCHRODER'S DEBUT HELPS LIFT ABC TO NIELSEN VICTORY OUT OF THE BLUE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
390 |
| SEARCH FOR LIBRARY HEAD HITS DEAD END. |
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|
477 |
| SIMI KIDS ON THE JOB FOR SANTA; PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS GATHER GIFTS FOR NEEDY. |
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|
558 |
| SIMI TEEN EULOGIZED AS SMILING, FRIENDLY. |
|
|
691 |
| SUBDUED TYSON TO FACE BOTHA. |
|
|
751 |
| THE ART OF AARON; TALENT OF 8-YEAR-OLD BOY SPARKS BRUSH WITH FAME. |
|
|
801 |
| THE BUZZ. |
|
|
538 |
| THE DAY IN PREPS: HINOJOSA STARS FOR MOORPARK. |
|
|
781 |
| THE MOUSE RAN UP THE CLOCK; COMPUTER ACCESSORY TURNS 30. |
|
|
712 |
| THE OLD ROAD GETTING READY FOR NEW START AFTER WIDENING PROJECT; FREEWAY BYPASS BETWEEN CASTAIC, SANTA CLARITA MAY REOPEN NEXT WEEK. |
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|
314 |
| TOP OF THE LINEUP : BASEBALL. |
|
|
252 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: TOLEDO, ASSISTANT IN MINOR ACCIDENT. |
|
|
320 |
| USC NOTEBOOK: CLAIBORNE MULLS TCU AND NFL. |
|
|
523 |
| WELL-KNIT ACTIVISTS; T.O. GROUP MAKES, DONATES CLOTHES TO NEEDY NEWBORNS. |
|
|
560 |
| ZACARIAS PROPOSALS PUT ON HOLD. |
|
|
182 |
| ZARIAN DECLINES FIFTH RUN. |
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|
307 |
December 9, 1998
