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| [0] BARREN NO MORE; DAVIS' OUTBURST SPARKS UCLA : UCLA 88 WASH. ST. 68. |
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695 |
| [0] LUCK CONTINUES FOR LUC; ROBITALLIE RACKS UP 1,000TH CAREER POINT : KINGS 5 CALGARY 3. |
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752 |
| `DECEIVER' TRIES TO THRILL WITH TALK. |
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Movie Review |
622 |
| `DESPERATE MEASURES' ABSURD TO THE BONE (MARROW). |
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Movie Review |
685 |
| `EXPECTATIONS' FAR FROM GREAT. |
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Movie Review |
674 |
| `MOTHER GOOSE INC.' TO DEBUT. |
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155 |
| `POWER RANGERS' ACCUSED OF CHILD EXPLOITATION. |
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340 |
| 2 HOTELS CHANGING HANDS IN VALENCIA. |
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196 |
| ABORTION CLINIC BOMB KILLS 1. |
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733 |
| ALIOTO, SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR DURING TIME OF CIVIC UPHEAVAL. |
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Obituary |
852 |
| ALLISON GRAPPLES WITH SUCCESS. |
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296 |
| ALMOST ZERO DEFECTS IN COMEDIC THRILLER `ZERO EFFECT'. |
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Movie Review |
873 |
| AMERICAN PACIFIC EARNINGS RISE. |
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232 |
| AMGEN MAY GET SHOT IN ARM; MEDICARE OFFICIAL SAYS GOVERNMENT TO LOOK AT BOOSTING PAY FOR ANEMIA DRUG EPOGEN. |
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327 |
| AMI TRUST RECORDS BIG DIP IN INCOME. |
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140 |
| AREA CHARITY BACKS MERCY MISSION; SOUTHLAND SURGEONS TO TREAT NEEDY CENTRAL AMERICAN CHILDREN. |
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500 |
| AREA MEN RESIGN FROM GAMBLING FIRM. |
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375 |
| ART/SNEAK PEEK : VALDEZ ON INSPIRATION FOR `PRIVATE LANDSCAPES'. |
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789 |
| BARREN NO MORE; DAVIS' OUTBURST SPARKS UCLA : UCLA 88 WASH. ST. 68. |
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710 |
| BOYS' SOCCER BEAT: LANCASTER BRACES FOR PALMDALE. |
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566 |
| BRIEFLY : BRIDAL EXPO COMING TO MALL'S COURTYARD. |
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94 |
| BRIEFLY : CANOGA PARK BOY'S DEATH INVESTIGATED. |
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592 |
| BRIEFLY. |
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911 |
| BRUINS TRIUMPH; THEY RALLY TO WIN IN 5 AGAINST RIVAL PEPPERDINE : UCLA 3 PEPPERDINE 2. |
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413 |
| BURBANK, AIRPORT HEAD BACK TO COURT; CITY, AUTHORITY TO CROSS SWORDS OVER PARCEL SOUGHT FOR TERMINAL. |
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360 |
| BUS DISTRICT SOUGHT FOR VALLEY SHORT ON SPECIFICS. |
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308 |
| CARROLL'S MUSICAL SEGUE FROM GRUELING `SUNSET BLVD.'. |
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789 |
| CHEERS GREET SMOKE BAN VOTE; BARKEEPS SAY LAW IS HURTING BUSINESS. |
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707 |
| CINEMATOGRAPHY NODS ANNOUNCED. |
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163 |
| CLIPPERS VS. SAN ANTONIO. |
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108 |
| CLU LOOKS AT ISSUES OF FAITH. |
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289 |
| COMMITTEE WANTS NORTH HOLLYWOOD CRA STAFF OUT. |
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395 |
| CRASH ON FREEWAY HURTS 2, SHUTS LANES. |
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386 |
| CROSS SECTION GATHERS AGAIN TO `THINK BIG' ABOUT STOPPING CRIME; SHERIFF'S OFFICIALS SAY GOOD IDEAS GROW FROM ANNUAL COMMUNITY MEETING. |
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333 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: BUBB WANTS TO NAME NEW COACH TODAY. |
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398 |
| DAILY NEWS PURCHASE FINALIZED. |
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559 |
| DEMOCRATS SEEK BALLOT SPOT FOR EASIER BOND APPROVAL. |
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377 |
| DICKENS WITH A TWIST; `GREAT EXPECTATIONS' REWORKED INTO MODERN AMERICAN TALE. |
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1505 |
| DINING BEAT : CHATSWORTH GETS PINK'S. |
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403 |
| EDITORIAL : CLEANING UP CITY HALL; A LEGAL OPINION FAVORING LOBBYISTS SURPRISINGLY POINTS THE WAY TO REFORM. |
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Editorial |
495 |
| EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP. |
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Editorial |
54 |
| EDITORIAL : WE NEED YOU, MAYOR; TOO MUCH IS AT STAKE IN L.A. FOR RIORDAN TO BE THINKING ABOUT THE GOVERNOR'S RACE. |
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Editorial |
236 |
| ENGINEERS HOLD PUBLIC FORUM ON TAKING DOWN DAM; MOVE WOULD HELP CREEK'S TROUT. |
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442 |
| ENTERTAINMENT FIRM IWERKS LAYS OFF 131. |
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67 |
| EXPIRING COPYRIGHTS MAY PUT MICKEY IN PUBLIC DOMAIN. |
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346 |
| FAMILIAR, BUT UNFRIENDLY, TURF; USC'S GOBRECHT RETURNS TO WASHINGTON. |
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762 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : TRIO'S INDEPENDENT FILM MAKES IT TO THE SHOW. |
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602 |
| GALLO SUPERB IN `KING OF THE CITY'. |
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Theater Review |
540 |
| GANG DETAIL ARRESTS TEENS; GRAFFITI THREAT SPARKS ACTION. |
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307 |
| GIRLS' BASKETBALL: BULLDOGS OVERWHELM LOBOS. |
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379 |
| GIRLS' WATER POLO BEAT: SLOW-STARTING NEWBURY PARK ON A ROLL. |
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617 |
| GIVING PAUSE; GREENSPAN WARNS ASIAN CRISIS WILL SLOW ECONOMY. |
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380 |
| GOLF COURSE APPROVED; PLANNERS REJECT MOORPARK'S OBJECTIONS TO TIERRA REJADA SITE. |
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593 |
| HE'S A BONA-FIDE HOT SHOT; BEHAR WINS LOCAL CONTEST. |
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458 |
| HOT SPOTS : STUDIO ANNEX. |
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280 |
| IMPEACHMENT TALK FADES FAST AS CRISIS EVOLVES. |
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771 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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283 |
| INJURIES SIDELINE VAN EXEL, HORRY. |
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588 |
| INSURER MIGHT BRING IN 400 JOBS. |
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348 |
| KAREEM ORDERED TO COUNSELING. |
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215 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : FIND OUT WHY HORSES COME AND GO IN AMERICA. |
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517 |
| LACK OF INSIGHT MAKES FOR LONG `DAYS'. |
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Movie Review |
512 |
| LEWINSKY IMMUNITY NEGOTIATIONS STALL; LACK OF DEAL, PLUS JUDGE'S RULING IN JONES CASE, HELP PRESIDENT. |
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730 |
| LITTLE RAIN, BIG TROUBLE; STORM SNARLS ROADS, BLACKS OUT SOME AREA HOMES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
411 |
| LOS ROBLES UNVEILS NEW MEDICAL FACILITY; MEDICAL CENTER'S EAST CAMPUS ALLOWS EXPANSION OF REHABILITATION PROGRAMS. |
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462 |
| LUCK CONTINUES FOR LUC; ROBITALLIE RACKS UP 1,000TH CAREER POINT : KINGS 5 CALGARY 3. |
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745 |
| MAN SHOOTS SELF AT GRAVE IN SIMI VALLEY. |
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596 |
| MCI POSTS $391 MILLION LOSS IN 4TH QUARTER. |
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440 |
| MEASURES GET FINAL PUSH; VALLEY LEGISLATORS RUSH TO GAIN SUPPORT FOR BILLS BEFORE DEADLINE. |
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444 |
| MILLER ON ICE, THAT'S NICE; KINGS ANNOUNCER IS LEGEND IN L.A. |
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1903 |
| MTA SWITCHING ABOUT 330 BUSES BACK TO METHANOL. |
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416 |
| MUSLIMS' RAMADAN FAST ENDS. |
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412 |
| NEW SIGNATURE GRILL SERVING MIXED SIGNALS. |
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Restaurant Review |
754 |
| NEWS LITE : SNACK CRUNCHER'S CAREER BUSTING OUT. |
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1099 |
| NOTES: PRO WOMEN'S BASEBALL LEAGUE HOLDING CLINIC. |
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345 |
| NOTES: UNITED TIDAL WAVE WINS TWO YOUTH TOURNAMENTS. |
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218 |
| NOTES: WRIGHT COMMITS TO NEW MEXICO. |
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269 |
| NOTHING IMAGINARY FOR `JAKE'S WOMEN'; CONEJO PLAYERS HAVE ANOTHER WINNER. |
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Theater Review |
486 |
| OBITUARY : RUBY WATTERS. |
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Obituary |
94 |
| OBITUARY : RUNYON E. FRAKE. |
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Obituary |
81 |
| OFFICE VACANCIES `AN OPPORTUNITY'. |
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Statistical Data Included |
430 |
| PASSION, REVENGE CROSS IN `FLESH'. |
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Movie Review |
621 |
| PERIL GOES OVERBOARD IN `DEEP RISING'. |
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Movie Review |
602 |
| POP/SNEAK PEEK : TAKE THAT SINGER BARLOW READY TO CONQUER U.S. |
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560 |
| PRENATAL CARE LIMITS SET TO BEGIN. |
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302 |
| PRINCIPALS SUPPORT REFORM OF SCHOOLS. |
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460 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CROSSING A STREET `HAS BECOME FRIGHTENING'. |
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Editorial |
1743 |
| REPORT ISSUED ON FLIGHT FATALITIES; F-16 SWERVED TO AVOID FLOCK OF BIRDS, OFFICIALS SAY. |
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862 |
| RESTING PIECES; MORTUARY KIT SERVICES TOYS' DIGITAL DEATH. |
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599 |
| ROCK BAPTISM BY IMMERSION; CREED SINGER-SONGWRITER GREW UP IN FAMILY THAT FORBADE SUCH MUSIC. |
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728 |
| SALE OF HOPE PROPERTY TO CLOSE TODAY; AHMANSON RANCH DEAL TO SET ASIDE LAND FOR OPEN SPACE. |
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643 |
| SCHOOL BOARD HOPING PARENTS BEHAVE SELVES; GUARDS HIRED FOR REGISTRATION. |
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621 |
| SHAQ RIPS FOX, CAMPBELL. |
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107 |
| SOCCER BEAT : WORKING OVERTIME. |
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773 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
997 |
| SPECIAL-ED CLASSES VANDALIZED. |
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246 |
| STAINE QUIETLY EXCELS; SOLID PANTHERS GUARD AVOIDS BEING FLASHY. |
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745 |
| STATE ASSEMBLY VOTES TO REPEAL MOTORCYCLE HELMET REQUIREMENT. |
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553 |
| STATE POPULATION SWELLS BY 574,000. |
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Statistical Data Included |
391 |
| STORM CAUSES SLICK ROADS, POWER LOSS; MORE WET WEATHER, BUT NO HORRIFIC DISASTERS, EXPECTED. |
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301 |
January 30, 1998
