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| $60,000 NOW OFFERED FOR GUARD-DEATH CLUES. |
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376 |
| `L.A. IS JUST TOO BIG'; INFLUENTIAL CIVIC LEADER ENTERS DEBATE ON FUTURE OF CITY, VALLEY. |
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1123 |
| 4 VALLEY FIRMS ON FORBES LIST. |
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Statistical Data Included |
290 |
| A LITTLE POWER IN LITTLEROCK; SIMPLE OFFENSE SIMPLY PERFECT FOR THE LOBOS. |
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594 |
| ACQUISITIONS MARKET SEES NEAR-RECORD DAY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
587 |
| ALARCON COURTS JEWISH LEADERS. |
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189 |
| AVC FOOTBALL: BOWL GAME BACK IN AVC'S MCFUTURE : MARAUDERS' STREAK COMES AT GOOD TIME. |
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821 |
| BRIEFLY : EDUCATION CANDIDATE TO STOP IN LANCASTER. |
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156 |
| BRIEFLY : EX-NFL STAR TAYLOR IN DRUG TROUBLE AGAIN. |
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418 |
| BRIEFLY : MAN, BOY CHARGED IN DEATH OF WOMAN. |
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822 |
| BURBANK AIRPORT BOARD OKS NOISE STUDY; FEDERALLY REQUIRED PART 161 REVIEW COULD BRING MANDATORY CURFEW ON NIGHT FLIGHTS. |
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497 |
| CALENDAR: AGOURA, ROYAL BRACE FOR SPLASHY REMATCH. |
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709 |
| CALENDAR: HIGHLAND GETS TOUGHEST TEST WITH PALMDALE. |
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443 |
| CALENDAR: RUNNERS TO TEST HEART, SOLE IN RUGGED MT. SAC RACE. |
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395 |
| CHATTER: POLO'S PRIZED PUPILS. |
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411 |
| CHILDREN MUST BE TAUGHT THAT HATRED IS POISONOUS. |
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Editorial |
484 |
| COC FOOTBALL: CANYONS PROGRAM HAS A NIGHT TO REMEMBER. |
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547 |
| COLLEGE FOOTBALL: CLU STEWING AFTER MUDD SLIDE : BYE WEEK FORCES KINGSMEN TO PONDER LOSS, PREPARE FOR OXY. |
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596 |
| COMPLEX PROBLEMS ADDRESSED; ONCE-RISKY CONDOS SEEING TURNAROUND. |
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530 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: FROM BIG TO BIGGER. |
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445 |
| DEMOCRATS EYE LATINO VOTERS. |
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502 |
| DISTRICT HOLDS OFF RELEASING AUDIT RESULTS; HEAD START FUNDS SCRUTINIZED. |
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426 |
| DOG-ABUSE SUSPECT GOING HOME AFTER PLEA BARGAIN. |
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267 |
| DOWN BUT NOT OUT; PADRES NEED TO FAN FIRES OF FAN ENTHUSIASM. |
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810 |
| DUVALL, GIRLFRIEND READY TO TANGO. |
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549 |
| EARNINGS. |
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272 |
| EDITORIAL : STATEWIDE RACES. |
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Editorial |
617 |
| EDITORIAL : VENTURA COUNTY RACES. |
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Editorial |
426 |
| EL NINO-FED BRUSH BURNING; FIRE RUINS GROVES, FORCES EVACUATIONS. |
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685 |
| FARGAS MOVES TO FRONT OF LINE. |
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308 |
| FED-UP MAYOR TAKES FIGHT TO SCHOOL BOARD. |
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664 |
| FIRES SCORCH 4,000 ACRES; HOMES EVACUATED; FRUIT TREES BURNED. |
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996 |
| FREEWAY LITTER IRKS RESIDENTS; GRUNGY ROAD DECRIED. |
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544 |
| GUNMAN TERRORIZES MAN, WIFE. |
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263 |
| HMOS NEED WAY TO REMAIN WITH MEDICARE. |
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Editorial |
781 |
| HOUSING SALES STILL TOP '97. |
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231 |
| ICE DOG TO BE IN GOAL FOR KINGS. |
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327 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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288 |
| ISRAEL TOUGHENS LINE AFTER GRENADE ATTACK. |
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786 |
| IT'S A BRADY BUNCH OF CATCHES : N.Y. JETS 24, NEW ENGLAND 14. |
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581 |
| JUBILEES : COLLEGE DUO MAKES THE GRADE. |
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214 |
| JV FOOTBALL REPORT: HART PUMMELS SAUGUS TO REMAIN PERFECT (6-0). |
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353 |
| JV FOOTBALL REPORT: ROYAL RUNS OVER MOORPARK : HIGHLANDERS' TENCH BREAKS LOOSE IN 23-12 VICTORY. |
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667 |
| KIDS HELP EACH OTHER RECOVER FROM BLOW OF PARENTAL DEATH. |
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426 |
| LARYNGITIS DOESN'T SLOW KCLU DRIVE. |
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384 |
| LAUSD DETAILS BB COST OVERRUNS. |
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520 |
| LAWYER CALLS CLIENT CRIMINAL, NOT KILLER. |
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331 |
| LEARN REFORMS DRAW HIGH MARKS, QUESTIONS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1708 |
| LOCAL: PREP EXTRA : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK. |
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964 |
| MAN ABANDONS BABY TO HUNT FOR DRUGS; STRANGER GIVES GIRL TO POLICE; MOTHER FOUND LATER. |
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581 |
| MASTER'S COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: HOOP TEAMS POINTING TO NEW SEASON TIPOFF. |
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324 |
| MEET THE NEXT SHANKAR; AT AGE 17, ANOUSHKA FOLLOWS IN FAMED DAD RAVI'S FOOTSTEPS. |
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519 |
| MERGER MANIA; KROGER-MEYER DEAL USHERS IN NEW AGE OF SUPERMARKETS. |
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858 |
| MILITARY BASE ALLIANCE FORMED. |
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494 |
| MOM WHO VANISHED IN '81 PLEADS GUILTY IN ABDUCTION. |
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319 |
| MOORPARK HIGH COVETS NEW GRANT. |
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511 |
| MOVING TO THE FRONT; GIORDANO IS A LEADER AT LMU. |
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574 |
| NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL BACKERS SUFFER SETBACK. |
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928 |
| NEW RULES NEED WORK. |
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694 |
| NEWS LITE : FLOCKHART LIKENED TO HEALTHY HEPBURN. |
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1202 |
| NOTEBOOK: TORRE HAS LONG LIST OF LEFT FIELDERS. |
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583 |
| NOTES: KAOS SOFTBALL TEAM STAYS ON TOP IN BURBANK. |
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465 |
| OBITUARY : MARY THOMAS TEGTMEIER. |
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Obituary |
68 |
| OPEN SPACE PLAN RILES CITY OFFICIALS; NEWHALL LAND PROPOSING COUNTY MANAGEMENT. |
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539 |
| PANEL URGES PLUG FOR DUI LOOPHOLE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
473 |
| PLANNERS TO MULL CIVIC ART PROGRAM. |
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422 |
| PLAYERS WON'T GET MONEY; ARBITRATOR'S RULING MAY EXTEND LOCKOUT. |
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740 |
| POLICE SEEK MURDER CASE AGAINST DUO HELD IN N.Y. |
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310 |
| PREP NOTES: MATURED EAGLES GROUNDED. |
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310 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CLINTONITE'S SALEM SCENARIO MISSES MARK. |
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Editorial |
1585 |
| REFORMERS TO LET VOTERS PICK COUNCIL OF 15 OR 25. |
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922 |
| SCOUTPHOBIA; CAL'S MCLAUGHLIN NERVOUS ABOUT ATTENTION. |
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890 |
| SEND IN THE CLOWN; BENIGNI'S COMIC TURN ON HOLOCAUST TRAGEDY. |
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1356 |
| STRAW STIRS WITHIN; DARRYL STRAWBERRY'S SON THRIVES AT MONTCLAIR PREP. |
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664 |
| TEXAS DISTRICT MAY BE MODEL FOR TURNAROUND. |
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Statistical Data Included |
458 |
| THE BUZZ. |
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86 |
| TOP OF THE LINEUP. |
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294 |
| TYSON BACK IN RING; WITH ASSIST BY MAGIC, EX-CHAMP GIVEN SECOND CHANCE. |
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785 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: SAFETY SWITCHES CONTINUE. |
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472 |
| UCLA'S FATE IN FORMULA. |
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426 |
| UNIVERSAL ACQUIRING HOMES NEAR BACK LOT. |
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451 |
| UNWANTED GREYHOUNDS HAVE ANGEL OF MERCY. |
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768 |
| USC NOTEBOOK: OREGON AIDES WERE PURSUED BY HACKETT. |
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380 |
| VALLEY BUSINESS GROUP BACKS LAUSD BREAKUP PLAN. |
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364 |
| WHAT A MESS!; BIG-RIG CRASH CLOSES NORTHBOUND FREEWAY. |
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375 |
| WILLIAMS HAS BAT IN TUNE; VERSATILE YANKS STAR USES GUITAR TO RELAX HIMSELF AMID BRONX ZOO PRESSURE. |
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921 |
| XIRCOM RECORDS BIG 4TH QUARTER. |
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Statistical Data Included |
295 |
October 20, 1998
