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| [0] KINGS RALLY AGAIN; THEY GET 3 GOALS IN FINAL PERIOD : KINGS 4, CALGARY 3. |
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644 |
| `TITANIC' QUICKLY RISING ON ALL-TIME MOVIE CHART. |
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Statistical Data Included |
957 |
| A PLAN FOR THE FUTURE; PURDOM SETS SIGHTS ON COLLEGE. |
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827 |
| ABORTION FOES PICKET, PRAY OUTSIDE CLINIC. |
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203 |
| ACCOMPLICE CONVICTED IN RUCKUS ABOARD PLANE. |
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236 |
| AIG MULLING BID FOR INSURER; 20TH CENTURY OPEN TO PLAN. |
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250 |
| BALLOONIST VOWS TO MAKE NEW GO OF IT; CIRCLING GLOBE STILL RUTAN'S GOAL. |
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776 |
| BAR CODE FIRM SELLS PART OF LINE. |
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140 |
| BLESSED BY WALL STREET BULLS; PENSION FUND'S WINDFALL TO BANKROLL COUNTY PROJECTS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
637 |
| BOYS` BASKETBALL BEAT: IT ISN'T LONELY AT TOP OF FOOTHILL LEAGUE. |
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622 |
| BRIEFLY : 22 INMATES HURT IN PITCHESS BRAWL. |
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275 |
| BRIEFLY : MAN ARRESTED IN 1997 SLAYING OF TRANSIENT. |
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343 |
| BRIEFLY : WEBBER CHARGED IN MARIJUANA CASE. |
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448 |
| BRIEFLY : WRONG-WAY CRASH VICTIMS LAID TO REST. |
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468 |
| CANYON HITS NEW HEIGHTS; COWBOYS GET RARE WIN OVER BURROUGHS : CANYON 3, BURROUGHS 2. |
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497 |
| CANYONS WELL-ARMED FOR '98 CAMPAIGN; COUGARS OFFENSE MIGHT NOT HAVE TO CARRY THE LOAD. |
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1248 |
| CITY COUNCIL SNUBS NORM IN APPROVAL OF HIGH-RISE. |
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376 |
| CITY OKS PROGRAM'S EXTENSION; FIRST-TIME HOME PURCHASERS SHOULD BENEFIT IN NEXT 3 YEARS. |
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285 |
| CITY SINGS NEW TUNE; VENICE PERFORMER WINS CAMPAIGN TO SELL TAPES. |
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651 |
| CLU NOTES: CLU OFF TO FAST START; REGALS FINDING THEIR CHEMISTRY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
716 |
| COLLEGE TO HOST SPEAKER ON FAMILY VALUES. |
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304 |
| COMMITTED AND EXCELLENT; SHANAHAN ON SHARP RISE AFTER FIRING. |
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1038 |
| COMPLETION FUNDED OF BACKBONE TRAIL. |
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603 |
| CONFIDENT CSUN RALLIES TO BEAT USC : CSUN 3, USC 2. |
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380 |
| CORRECTION. |
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Correction Notice |
21 |
| COUNCIL OFFERS REWARD. |
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348 |
| COUNTY HALTS HIV PROGRAM AT WATTS SITES. |
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782 |
| COUNTY WORKER'S ATTACKER ARRESTED. |
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268 |
| DAVIS MAY SIT OUT VS. USC WITH INJURY. |
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906 |
| DEATH OF GIRL CALLED ACCIDENTAL. |
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118 |
| DEPUTY TAKEN OFF TICKET DUTY DURING PERSONNEL PROBE. |
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288 |
| DISTRICT URGED TO SELL BUILDING; REPORT SAYS UPKEEP COSTS WILL ESCALATE. |
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375 |
| DOW UP 119 ON GOOD VIBES; EARNINGS, ASIA GAINS FUEL INCREASE. |
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1033 |
| EDITORIAL : HARBINGER OF FREEDOM?; POPE'S VISIT MAY ACCELERATE CHANGE IN CUBA. |
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Editorial |
261 |
| EDITORIAL : TEXTBOOK LESSON; WHAT'S HAPPENING TO THE BILLIONS OF TAXPAYER DOLLARS? |
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Editorial |
447 |
| EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP. |
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Editorial |
81 |
| EXILES WARY OF CASTRO. |
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194 |
| EXPRESS LANE : ON THE TABLE IN 30 MINUTES OR LESS. |
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Recipe |
804 |
| FEINSTEIN WON'T RUN; DEMOCRATS' GOVERNORSHIP CHANCES WEAKENED. |
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880 |
| FIRMS TO BUY REGAL CINEMA; HICKS MUSE, KKR TO PAY $1.5 BILLION IN DEAL. |
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496 |
| FLAP OVER BANQUET HALL SPURS REVIEW OF COUNTY ZONING LAWS. |
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215 |
| FROM SUBLIMELY SQUIGGY TO DAFFY DOC. |
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802 |
| GIRLS' BASKETBALL BEAT: ROYAL WINNING STREAK DOESN'T END QUIETLY; LAST-SECOND SHOT QUESTIONED BY HIGHLANDERS. |
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624 |
| GIRLS` BASKETBALL BEAT : BUMPER CROP. |
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908 |
| GOLDEN GLOBES CEREMONY HELPS LAND NBC IN TOP SPOT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
174 |
| HOME VANDALIZED; POLICE HOLD MAN, YOUTH IN GRAFFITI CASE. |
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487 |
| IN `REAL THING,' YOU CAN'T TELL ADULTERERS WITHOUT A SCORE CARD. |
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Theater Review |
611 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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243 |
| INTERSECTION SITE OF ANOTHER DEATH. |
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355 |
| KACZYNSKI `PARANOID,' COMPETENT; PLEA NEGOTIATIONS FOLLOW DIAGNOSIS. |
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815 |
| KILLER DETAILS LIFE IN BID TO ESCAPE DEATH; HOLLAND DENIES ROBBING WIDOW. |
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584 |
| KINGS RALLY AGAIN; THEY GET 3 GOALS IN FINAL PERIOD : KINGS 4, CALGARY 3. |
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680 |
| L.A. BRIEFS : GLENDALE PANEL OKS NEW CITY MANAGER. |
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741 |
| L.A. SUPERVISORS GET TOUGH ON DEPARTMENTAL OVERTIME. |
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224 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: SHAQ WANTS BETTER EFFORT. |
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534 |
| LAKERS VS. PHOENIX. |
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108 |
| LAUSD REPORT ADMITS SHORTCOMINGS; SCHOOLS LACK BILINGUAL, SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS. |
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737 |
| LEONARD COMMITS TO STANFORD; PALMDALE LINEMAN DECIDES AGAINST ARIZONA. |
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322 |
| LEONARD SAYS STANFORD IS SMART CHOICE. |
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592 |
| LOCAL NOTES: CSUN TO PARE LIST OF CANDIDATES. |
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496 |
| LOYOLA MARYMOUNT VS. PEPPERDINE. |
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107 |
| MAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT ON LAPD OFFICERS. |
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155 |
| MOORPARK MAY CANCEL TAX REBATE; CITY NO LONGER ENTITLED TO PAY CERTAIN HOMEOWNERS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
358 |
| MRV LOOKING TO EXPAND WITH XYPLEX ACQUISITION. |
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311 |
| NATIONAL DRUG STORE CHAIN SAYS PEPSI, PLEASE; RITE AID CANS COCA-COLA AFTER BETTER DEAL. |
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309 |
| NEW CSU GETTING HANDLE ON DESIGN. |
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526 |
| NEW SITE CENTER OF CLU'S FOCUS; HUMANITIES GETS NEW FACILITY. |
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439 |
| NEWS LITE : KOONTZ SAYS HE'S HAPPY WITH MOVIE. |
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916 |
| NOTES: SIMI VALLEY WILL OPEN LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION. |
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368 |
| ONE GIANT STEP FOR HANKS; OSCAR-WINNING ACTOR'S HBO PROJECT GOES FAR BEYOND WISHING ON A STAR. |
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1084 |
| PACKERS VS. BRONCOS: NOTES, QUOTES AND COMMENTS : FRIEND STAYS IN DAVIS' THOUGHTS. |
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860 |
| PALMDALE'S YATES BAFFLES LITTLEROCK. |
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678 |
| PANEL ENDORSES POLICE SERVICE MERGER PLANS. |
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575 |
| PITCHING POOR IN CSUN LOSS TO ARIZONA; MATADORS STAFF GIVES UP 16 HITS : ARIZONA 15, CSUN 12. |
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127 |
| PLOT NOT RULED OUT IN SLAYING; PRISON OFFICER'S DEATH PROBED; FUNERAL PLANS SET. |
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508 |
| POPE TRUMPS AMERICA WITH INROADS TO CUBA; PONTIFF RIDING REVIVALIST WAVE SWELLING UP ON CASTRO'S ISLAND. |
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Editorial |
650 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : ACTION ON JONES CASE SHOULD BE DELAYED. |
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Editorial |
1602 |
| RAZING OF ARENA SITE OK'D. |
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367 |
| RIBET'S BENNETT SCORES 71 POINTS. |
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97 |
| ROLLER HOCKEY SIGN-UPS ARE UNDER WAY. |
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91 |
| STEVENSON RANCH ELEMENTARY REVISES EMERGENCY PLAN. |
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710 |
| STUDENTS STOCK UP IN NET CONTEST. |
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667 |
| SUPER BOWL SNACKS; FANS CAN TACKLE EASY, GAME-DAY FARE GET READY TO CALL CULINARY PLAYS FOR SUPER BOWL-FRIENDLY DISHES. |
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Recipe |
4614 |
| TAXPAYER DOLLARS. |
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Editorial |
248 |
| TEEN SAFE AFTER NIGHT'S ORDEAL IN WILDERNESS AREA. |
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424 |
| THEATER-CHAIN ACQUISITION MAY USHER IN HIGHER PRICES. |
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428 |
| TWO IS ENOUGH FOR NOW, O'DONNELL SAYS ABOUT KIDS. |
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799 |
| VALLEY'S OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE SAY; CHARTER PANEL CALLING FOR INPUT. |
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Editorial |
631 |
| WOLF RUNS FREE IN GREEN BAY; GM FEARED HE'D NEVER GET CHANCE. |
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1319 |
| WOMAN SEEKS $1 MILLION IN FALL ON SIMI SHUTTLE. |
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312 |
| WOMEN'S GROUP NEARS 30 YEARS IN COMMUNITY. |
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173 |
| WORKER BREAKS GAS LINE; OFFICIALS CONFINE RESIDENTS INSIDE HOMES IN NEWHALL. |
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317 |
January 21, 1998
