Title  |
Author |
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Words |
| `BLUES BROTHERS 2000' OOZES SOUL, NOT LAUGHS. |
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Movie Review |
693 |
| `TOY STORY' SEQUEL DUE NEXT YEAR. |
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206 |
| 12-YEAR-OLD SHOOTS TO NYC; FIRST-YEAR PLAYER LOVELL WINS CHANCE IN SHOOTOUT. |
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498 |
| 2 X-32S WILL BE MADE LOCALLY; A.V. WILL GAIN 200 WORKERS. |
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481 |
| 8 HOPEFULS RUNNING FOR TAKASUGI'S SEAT. |
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351 |
| ANOTHER SIDE OF WOODY; EMERGING WORKS REVEAL RARE, LIGHT MOMENTS IN GUTHRIE'S LIFE. |
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752 |
| ART/SNEAK PEEK : INNOCENT PHOTOS, GUILTY TEXT AT CSUN SHOW. |
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714 |
| BAT REACHES VOLUME RECORD; ENGINE REPORT FUELS WILD RIDE BY BEN SULLIVAN DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER. |
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289 |
| BATTLE FOR MARMONTE SUPREMACY TONIGHT. |
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490 |
| BLOWN AWAY; 3-POINTERS DOOM BRUINS : OREGON 97 UCLA 81. |
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912 |
| BLOWN AWAY; 3-POINTERS DOOM BRUINS : OREGON 97 UCLA 81. |
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799 |
| BRIEFLY : LAPD DEPUTY CHIEF GETS INGLEWOOD JOB. |
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604 |
| BRIEFLY : MOORPARK TO ADDRESS HIDDEN CREEK PROJECT. |
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325 |
| BRIEFLY : PEBBLE BEACH FINALE PUSHED TO AUGUST. |
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377 |
| BRIEFLY : POLICE ARREST 2 MEN DURING SHOOTING PROBE. |
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250 |
| BRIEFLY : REGIONAL TRANSIT WILL BE DISCUSSED. |
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109 |
| CALABASAS FIRM REPORTS BIG INCREASE IN REVENUE. |
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198 |
| CALARTS GROUP IN JAZZ SHOW. |
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143 |
| CAROLINA CRUISES BY DUKE : N. CAROLINA 97 DUKE 73. |
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876 |
| CLINTON'S SECRETARY REVEALS COACHING; LAWYERS: AIDE SAID INTERN, BOSS ALONE. |
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973 |
| CONTROVERSIAL CALLS DOOM USC IN LOSS; MISTAKEN IDENTITY ON FREE THROWS PROVES COSTLY : OSU 83 USC 74. |
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302 |
| CORE OF ANGER AT THE CENTER OF LANGE'S `LEMON'. |
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Theater Review |
447 |
| COSTELLO SIGNS WITH POLYGRAM. |
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176 |
| DAMAGE WORSE THAN THOUGHT AS MORE RAIN NEARS; REGION PREPARES FOR NEXT STORM. |
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734 |
| DINING BEAT : L.A.'S TAHITI WORTH A TRIP. |
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424 |
| DWP IMPOSTORS ROB HOME. |
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335 |
| EDITORIAL : COUNCIL ON BINGE; CITY NEEDS THERAPY TO OVERCOME ITS PROBLEMS OUTRAGE METER: 8.0. |
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Editorial |
513 |
| EDITORIAL : FREE SPEECH FOR SOME; CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE SEES THINGS IN WAYS THAT HELP THE POWERFUL. |
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Editorial |
343 |
| EX-SHERIFF'S DEPUTY GETS PROBATION FOR INMATE SEX. |
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277 |
| FEW BANK ON L.A.; GLENFED WOULD JOIN EXODUS. |
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1187 |
| FIENNES MORE THAN CARRIES TUNE IN `PRINCE OF EGYPT'. |
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769 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : `BABY JANE' DIRECTOR FETED WITH RETROSPECTIVE. |
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635 |
| FISET RAISES FLAT KINGS PAST RANGERS : KINGS 3 N.Y. RANGERS 1. |
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743 |
| FLYNN ASKED TO QUIT; SCHOOL BOARD CRITICAL OF SUPERINTENDENT'S PERFORMANCE. |
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867 |
| FOES OF GOLF COURSE LOSE CITY HALL ROUND. |
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364 |
| FORCED ONTO THE STREETS?; CLOSED MARIJUANA CLINIC'S CLIENTS MUST LOOK ELSEWHERE. |
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463 |
| GARRICK BACK FOR BURROUGHS; HART DEFENDERS WILL HAVE DIFFICULT WORK ON DEFENSE. |
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503 |
| GETTING HIS SHOT; BRASWELL FINDS HEINLE, WHO HAS FOUND THE RANGE. |
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649 |
| GIRLS' SOCCER: QUARTZ HILL IS BACK : GIRLS RECLAIM LEAGUE CROWN THEY LOST LAST SEASON QUARTZ HILL 4 HIGHLAND 1. |
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354 |
| GIRLS' WATER POLO BEAT: THOUSAND OAKS LOOKING TO GO UNDEFEATED IN LEAGUE. |
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472 |
| GLENDALE SET TO LOSE ICON OF COMMUNITY. |
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477 |
| GOLF: SANDAY SLIDES INTO VIEW. |
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291 |
| GOOD, CLEAN FILM-FESTIVAL FUN ON TAP IN SANTA CLARITA. |
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559 |
| GOODYE, GLENFED; BANK APPROVES BUYOUT FROM CALIFORNIA FEDERAL. |
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1278 |
| GRETZKY HAS NO SAY IN KINGS' WIN : KINGS 3 N.Y. RANGERS 1. |
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751 |
| HART HIGH JUNIOR EARNS HONORS AT MATH CONTEST. |
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551 |
| HIGH VOLTAGE HALF-MILER; JOHNNY GRAY EYES FIFTH OLYMPICS, GOLD HARDWARE. |
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1017 |
| HOT SPOTS : CATCH OF THE WEEK. |
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314 |
| HUNT RESUMING FOR FORMER NEWHALL SIGNAL PUBLISHER. |
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387 |
| IMAGE MAY GET OVERHAUL. |
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468 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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279 |
| IT'S NO `REPLACEMENT' FOR WOO ACTION YARN. |
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Movie Review |
527 |
| JOINT TESTS OF DRUGS ANNOUNCED BY FIRMS. |
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178 |
| KEATING CONVICTION THROWN OUT. |
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502 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : JET LAB ROLLING OUT MARS ROVER FOR NIFTY DRIVING DEMONSTRATION. |
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514 |
| L.A.'S DEBT BINGE; CITY LOSES SIGHT OF RUNAWAY BORROWING. |
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949 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: JONES: LACK OF SMACK. |
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537 |
| LAUSD, OTHER DISTRICTS THREATEN TO DEFY TEST LAW. |
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347 |
| LAWMEN LAUDED FOR QUICK ARREST. |
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425 |
| LET THE GAMES BEGIN. |
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750 |
| LEWINSKY'S LAWYER ACCUSES STARR OF WANTING HER TO LIE. |
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404 |
| LOCAL NOTES: VALLEY GRIDIRON IS FERTILE GROUND. |
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214 |
| MADE FOR TAPE DELAY; CBS IN NO HURRY TO RUSH THIS PSEUDO SPORTS SPECTACLE TO AIR. |
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1059 |
| MAN GUILTY IN BURBANK SLAYING. |
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454 |
| MASTER'S COLLEGE NOTES: RICKARD MAKES PROGRESS WITH RECRUITING. |
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679 |
| MEDIA PLAY BRENTWOOD WAITING GAME; LEWINSKY HOME UNDER CAMERAS' CONTINUAL WATCH. |
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598 |
| MONTANA'S TOO MUCH; MATADORS WOMEN AGAIN FLATTENED BY LADY GRIZ : MONTANA 71 CSUN 48. |
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453 |
| MOORPARK TO PERMIT LIQUOR AT DRUGSTORE. |
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277 |
| MORRISON'S RUN MAY END, BUT HE STANDS FIRM. |
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429 |
| MYSTERY KEEPS CROWD GUESSING. |
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Theater Review |
415 |
| NAGANO'S READY FOR OPENING. |
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555 |
| NEW IMAX FEATURE FILMS GLIDE THROUGH OCEAN, BLAST OFF FOR MIR. |
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Movie Review |
660 |
| NEWS FROM NAGANO : THE TALL AND SHORT OF IT. |
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479 |
| NEWS LITE : A MOST ROMANTIC PAIR. |
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730 |
| NOTES: LITTLE LEAGUE TRYOUTS THIS WEEKEND. |
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202 |
| OFFICIAL: BASE CUTS ON WAY; A.V. TOLD TO EXPECT CLOSURES IN 2001, '05. |
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587 |
| OLDMAN'S SOUTH LONDON VISION. |
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Movie Review |
553 |
| OPERA STARS TO PERFORM IN TALE OF TRAGIC ROMANCE. |
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727 |
| PAROLEE SHOOTS SELF POCKETING GUN, POLICE SAY. |
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185 |
| PATE BROTHERS WRITE THEIR OWN TICKET; BROTHERS CREATE, DIRECT `DECEIVER'. |
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851 |
| PEPPERDINE OVERWHELMS BRIGHAM YOUNG : PEPPERDINE 3 BYU 0. |
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422 |
| PIERCE'S FAST-FOOD PLAN ON BACK BURNER. |
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243 |
| POP/SNEAK PEEK : JAZZ GIANT DEJOHNETTE SITS IN FOR `BLUES BROTHERS' FILM. |
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484 |
| POWELL PUSHES YOUTH EFFORTS, PRAISES A.V. DEFENSE WORK. |
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557 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CLINTON, NOT `CONSPIRACY,' IS THE PROBLEM. |
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Editorial |
1531 |
| RAIN THREATENS COLLEGE GAMES. |
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399 |
| ROBBERY TRY INJURES VICTIM. |
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113 |
| RUNNER WADES IN ON DUMP; ELSMERE PROTECTION PITCHED. |
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434 |
| SANTA CLARITA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL; LINEUP OF MOVIES STAYS KID-FRIENDLY. |
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916 |
| SMALLER CLASSES HAILED AS ELEMENTARY SUCCESS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
440 |
| SOCCER BEAT : THE REAL MATCHUP OF THE WEEK. |
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886 |
| SOCCER BEAT: QUARTZ HILL MANAGES TO HANG IN; REBELS MIGHT AT LEAST EARN TIE FOR TITLE DESPITE MANY SETBACKS. |
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624 |
| SOKA EXPANSION DECISION DELAYED. |
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337 |
| SOUL GERMAN; BEETLE'S LOOK VALLEY. |
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247 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
879 |
| STERN TESTIFIES IN SPREWELL CASE. |
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136 |
| STEVENS IN CHOICE POSITION; JOCKEY ABOARD BEST BIG 'CAP CONTENDERS. |
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1163 |
| STUPID RULE SHOULDN'T BE PAR FOR THE COURSE; PGA OUGHT TO EMBRACE, NOT SHUN, GOLFER. |
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745 |
| TEEN MOMS TAKE ACADEMIC PLUNGE. |
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953 |
| THE AMERICANIZATION OF CHOW YUN-FAT; ACTION SUPERSTAR FINDS FIRST U.S. FILM A BLAST. |
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1260 |
| THE DAY IN PREPS: POLY UPSETS RESEDA. |
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351 |
| TIME TO TEST THEIR METTLE; A.V. PUPILS TO COMPETE SATURDAY IN ACADEMIC DECATHLON. |
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467 |
| TRAFFIC KEY ISSUE IN CSUN PLANNING. |
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244 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: UCLA'S BIG CROP READY? : AUGUST TRAINING CAMP SHOULD TELL. |
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482 |
| UNILAB REBOUNDS TO POST PROFIT AFTER LOSING $92 MILLION IN '96. |
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165 |
| VALLEY BATTENS DOWN FOR THE RETURN OF RAIN. |
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681 |
| VICTIM HELPS NAB BURGLARY SUSPECT. |
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257 |
| VIDEO : `HERCULES' A NEAR-MYTH FOR DISNEY. |
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Video Recording Review |
785 |
| VINCENTI STRAINS TO MEET REPUTATION OF LOFTY REX. |
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Restaurant Review |
785 |
| WHAT'S HAPPENING : TELEVISION. |
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884 |
| WHERE BURGER/BREW COMBO QUALIFY AS HOUSE SPECIAL. |
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Restaurant Review |
834 |
| WOMAN WHO WAS A MAN RETURNS FROM PRISON STAY. |
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291 |
February 6, 1998
