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| 2 CHALLENGERS ELECTED TO BOARD; VOTERS SNUB INCUMBENT; VICTORS PLEDGE HOSPITAL REFORMS. |
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509 |
| 3 STRIKES FOR DRIVERS; PENALTIES COULD MEAN LOSS OF INSURANCE. |
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761 |
| 3RD TIME'S CHARM FOR CONEJO SCHOOL BOND SUPPORTERS. |
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456 |
| AMENDMENT HH REJECTION CELEBRATED. |
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320 |
| BACA TAKES REINS AS SHERIFF; REGION CHIEF NAMED NEXT UNDERSHERIFF. |
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569 |
| BASKETBALL: MASTER'S MEN, WOMEN PLAY OPENERS THIS WEEK. |
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353 |
| BATTLE TO SPLIT AREA CODE DIVIDING REGIONS IN VALLEY. |
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776 |
| BIG VOTE-GETTER MCKEON VIEWS GOP'S LOSSES; LOCAL CONGRESSMAN EASILY WINS AGAIN. |
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478 |
| BOTH DEL CAMPOS LOOK LIKE WINNERS; COUPLE AMONG THE FRONT-RUNNERS FOR THOUSAND OAKS CITY COUNCIL, SCHOOL BOARD. |
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429 |
| BRIEFLY : BACK-INJURY CLAIMANT FACING FRAUD CHARGES. |
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327 |
| BRIEFLY : CAR HITS PEDESTRIAN, LEAVES INJURY SCENE. |
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660 |
| BRIEFLY : FLUTIE NAMED BILLS' STARTER OVER JOHNSON. |
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473 |
| BRIEFLY. |
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269 |
| CAMPUS PLUGGING IN MASCOT; LIGHTNING CHARACTER SET TO REPLACE KNIGHT FIGURE. |
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406 |
| CAN '97'S TOP HORSE TURN TRICK ON GRASS? |
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1518 |
| CARPENTERIA HIGH SUSPENDS FIFTEEN. |
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118 |
| CITY EMBRACES LIBRARY, ZOO BONDS; COUNCIL LOSES OUT ON MEASURE FOR SIDEWALK-REPAIR FUNDING. |
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517 |
| CITY LEADERS PONDER LIKELIHOOD OF JOINT SALES-TAX AGREEMENTS. |
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300 |
| CITY SECTION CROSS COUNTRY: GRANADA HILLS' VIRAY TAKES CONFERENCE TITLE. |
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691 |
| COUNCIL, SCHOOL RACES CLOSE; ABSENTEE VOTES TO DECIDE FATE OF TRAILING HOPEFULS. |
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700 |
| COUNTY TURNOUT HITS 24-YEAR LOW. |
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Statistical Data Included |
594 |
| CROSS COUNTRY ROUNDUP: QUARTZ HILL MANAGES TO RETAIN GOLDEN LEAGUE TITLE. |
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332 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: PONCIANO WANTS TO WIN ONE FOR THE BUBBER. |
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441 |
| DIRECTOR FRIEDKIN COURTING SITES FOR LEMMON-SCOTT `WIND' PROJECT. |
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725 |
| DISABILITY DOESN'T HINDER YACHTSMAN. |
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497 |
| DODD CONCEDES IN BID FOR ASSESSOR. |
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238 |
| DRIVER ARRESTED IN FREEWAY TOWING SCHEME. |
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312 |
| EDITORIAL : NO MORE MOONBEAMS; GRAY DAVIS CAPTURES HEARTS AND MINDS OF VOTERS WITH PRAGMATIC, MIDDLE-OF-THE-ROAD APPROACH. |
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Editorial |
399 |
| EDITORIAL : TRASHING GRANADA HILLS; COMMUNITY HAS SUFFERED ENOUGH FROM DUMPS. |
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Editorial |
368 |
| EX-COHR MANAGER DENIES CRITICISM. |
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433 |
| EX-TEACHER TOP VOTE-GETTER IN MOJAVE SCHOOL CAMPAIGN. |
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544 |
| FIT FOR A QUEEN; BLANCHETT REVELS IN ROLE OF FAMED MONARCH IN `ELIZABETH'. |
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1185 |
| FOOTBALL CAPSULES: WILL LOBOS LEAP ANOTHER HURDLE? |
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663 |
| FUHR AND ST. LOUIS SNAP DUCKS' STREAK : ST. LOUIS 3, DUCKS 1. |
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311 |
| GOP SEEN AS WEAKER, FRACTURED. |
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1042 |
| HART HOPES TO TRANSLATE POTENTIAL INTO PAYOFF; GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY TEAM COULD BE A FORCE. |
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575 |
| HIGH-TECH WHEELCHAIRS OFF BEATEN PATH; NEW INDUSTRY PATIENTLY AWAITS OFF-ROAD BOOM. |
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864 |
| HOLIDAY SHOPPERS NOT SCARED; SURVEY: MOST PLAN TO SPEND SAME OR MORE. |
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625 |
| INCUMBENTS KEEP COLLEGE, COUNTY-EDUCATION SEATS. |
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346 |
| INVESTORS GETTING CLUBBED; MOST GROUPS FAILING TO MATCH MARKET PERFORMANCE, STUDY SAYS. |
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445 |
| IS IT OLLI TIME YET? KINGS SURE HOPE SO. |
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939 |
| KINGS VS. ST. LOUIS. |
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112 |
| L.A. BUSINESS TAXES IN TOP 10. |
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477 |
| L.A. CLOSES DEAL WITH SHAW; MALONE'S TOUCH KEY IN RETAINING RELIEVER. |
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496 |
| LASSIE'S TRAINER FACING DUI CHARGE. |
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225 |
| LATINO CANDIDATES SAVORING HISTORIC ELECTION VICTORIES. |
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374 |
| LITTLE IF ANYTHING MAY CHANGE FOR SIMI SCHOOL BOARD'S BALANCE. |
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360 |
| LOBOS HAVE ROOTING INTEREST. |
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560 |
| LOCAL NOTES: NORTHRIDGE LANDS PALMDALE'S TESTA. |
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180 |
| MCGEE HAS BIG LEAD FOR JUDGESHIP; TWENTY PERCENT OF BALLOTS AWAIT COUNTING NEXT WEEK. |
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312 |
| MCGWIRE AP PLAYER OF YEAR. |
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336 |
| MESSAGE IN `BELLY' LOST IN POOR ACTING, WRITING. |
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Movie Review |
381 |
| MOORPARK ANNEXATION CLEARS HURDLE; SPECIAL ELECTION STILL MAY LIE AHEAD ON 3,221-HOME PLAN AT HIDDEN CREEK RANCH. |
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452 |
| MOORPARK VOTES FOR MIDDLE GROUND ON CITY'S GROWTH. |
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492 |
| MORE THAN JUST ANOTHER SANDAY DRIVER. |
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716 |
| NEWLY ELECTED DEMOCRATS ENDEAVOR TO SHED OLD IMAGE. |
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558 |
| NEWS LITE : SHUTTLE SHENANIGAN; LENO TRADES BARBS WITH SPACE JOCKS. |
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921 |
| NOTEBOOK: RECHARGED CLU BACK TO WINNING. |
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652 |
| NOTES: VOLLEYBALL CLUB TO HOLD TRYOUTS. |
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478 |
| OAK PARK VOTERS RETAIN PAIR ON SCHOOL BOARD. |
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330 |
| OBITUARIES : DOUTRE, GERALD JOSEPH. |
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Obituary |
165 |
| PANEL SUGGESTS CLARIFICATION FOR LAPD WATCHDOG'S ROLE. |
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314 |
| POLICE SEEK MAN IN RAPE OF GIRL AT PARK. |
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438 |
| POLICE SEEK MAN IN SEXUAL ASSAULT OF GIRL. |
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474 |
| PSYCHOLOGIST'S BOOK FULL OF FREE HOLIDAY CHEER. |
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178 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : IN L.A., SOME ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS. |
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Editorial |
1575 |
| REGALS HOPE THIS IS THE TIME; CLU BACK WITH FOUR STARTERS. |
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629 |
| REGION TO HOST SOFTBALL NATIONALS; LANCASTER WINS 2000 TOURNAMENT. |
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299 |
| RENFRO'S SLOW RISE; `APT' STAR WAITS FOR RIGHT ROLES. |
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561 |
| REPUBLICANS FACING TOUGH ROAD AHEAD. |
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449 |
| RETIRED ACTIVIST ELECTED TO SEAT ON MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT BOARD. |
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388 |
| ROGAN VOWS INQUIRY PURSUIT. |
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238 |
| ROOKIE LUE GETS IN WORK WHERE HE CAN. |
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625 |
| SAILING OUT TO `SEE'; BLIND AND SIGHT-IMPAIRED STEER BY WIND ON FACE. |
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853 |
| SANITATION WORK AT OFFICIAL'S HOME DEEMED PROPER. |
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416 |
| SCHOOL OFFICIALS HAIL PASSAGE OF BOND MEASURE; PROP. 1A TO BRING $9.2 BILLION. |
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374 |
| SCV CAMPUSES CLOSER TO IMPROVEMENT FUNDS. |
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592 |
| SEC WOULD MAKE JERRY SPRINGER PROUD. |
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1130 |
| SHERMAN'S 2ND TERM UNDER WAY. |
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261 |
| SITE CLEANUP TO TAKE MORE TIME; FIRM WANTS TO BUILD 2,900 HOMES ON PARCEL, BUT DEVELOPMENT WILL HAVE TO WAIT. |
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631 |
| SOAR BACKERS SEE SLOW-GROWTH WIN. |
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632 |
| STATE HIGH COURT TO STUDY L.A. BEGGING LIMITATIONS. |
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323 |
| STILL HAPPY AS FALL GUY; NORTHRIDGE MAN, 66, MARKS 50 YEARS DOING STUNT WORK. |
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942 |
| TEAM'S ANTHEM ACTIVITY IRKS FANS. |
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867 |
| TENNIS: AFTER ONE-YEAR ABSENCE, WESTLAKE GLAD TO BE IN PLAYOFFS. |
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600 |
| THE BIONIC MAN; AFTER AN INJURY, BRUINS' COLEMAN GETS BETTER, AND BETTER, AND . . . |
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796 |
| THE BRAINY BUNCH; KIDS' SHOW PUTS ON THINKING CAP. |
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492 |
| THE BUZZ. |
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387 |
| THE DAY IN PREPS: MALIBU MOVES TO LEAGUE FINAL. |
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432 |
| TOP OF THE LINEUP : NBA. |
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169 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: POLAK UNSEEN, NOT UNNOTICED : SOPHOMORE LINEMAN HAS MET CHALLENGE. |
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557 |
| UPGRADE NOT IN DANGER. |
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338 |
| USC NOTEBOOK: MISSION: FIND SOWARD. |
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513 |
| VALLEY VOTE COMPILES ABOUT 186,000 SIGNATURES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
332 |
| VAN NUYS AREA SEEKS NEW NAME; NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS PUSHING FOR LAKE BALBOA DESIGNATION. |
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532 |
| VOLLEYBALL BEAT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1096 |
| VOLLEYBALL: HART IN DRIVER'S SEAT. |
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450 |
| WATER AGENCY PANELISTS RETURNED; NEW FACE, UPSET REMAIN POSSIBILITY. |
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251 |
| WEBB TRAILING CHALLENGER; BECERRA AHEAD OF CONTROVERSIAL SIMI COUNCILWOMAN. |
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641 |
| WESTSIDE DISTRICT GETS BACKING TO CONTINUE TAX. |
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377 |
| WHAT'S NEWS; FERRAGAMO FOREVER IN STYLE. |
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1100 |
| WILSON STRIVES FOR ORDER; CSUN PRESIDENT PICKS UP THE PIECES. |
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661 |
| WRESTLER VENTURA GETS GRIP ON POLITICS. |
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1049 |
| YOUTHS' CAN-DO SPIRIT FILLS FOOD BANK PANTRY. |
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354 |
November 5, 1998
