Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `APT PUPIL' SHOWS US THE VERY WORST OF THE HUMAN SOUL. |
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Movie Review |
780 |
| `BAYWATCH' EITHER GOING UNDER OR DOWN UNDER AFTER 8 SEASONS. |
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797 |
| `I LOVE YOU' REVUE EVOKES A '60S FEEL. |
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Theater Review |
649 |
| `LA SEPARATION' A COUPLE'S MANIFESTO. |
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Movie Review |
678 |
| `LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL' BALANCES DAD'S SWEETNESS, NAZI TERROR. |
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Movie Review |
736 |
| 007 HITS BULL'S-EYE AS TOP MOVIE LINE. |
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339 |
| ARMED SUSPECTS INVADE, ROB HOME. |
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236 |
| ART WITH HEART; PAINTER REACHES OUT TO MEMBERS OF GANGS. |
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435 |
| AUTHORS APPLY PERSONAL TOUCH; PASSPORT TO READING FESTIVAL BIG HIT WITH STUDENTS, FAMILIES. |
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341 |
| BEACH HOUSE NOISY, BUT TASTY. |
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Restaurant Review |
994 |
| BOARD OKS BRAND-NEW FLEET OF BUSES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
324 |
| BOEING PROFITS DESPITE TURMOIL; QUARTER BRINGS $347 MILLION. |
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399 |
| BOEING SETTLES SUIT WITH AIR FORCE. |
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282 |
| BRIEFLY : COUNCILMAN DEFENDS FUTURE SUBWAY PLANS. |
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1054 |
| BRIEFLY : JONES' REVELATION SHOCKS GEORGIA. |
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298 |
| BRIEFLY : MOORPARK RESIDENT STABBED IN ROBBERY. |
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530 |
| BROTHERS HELD IN BURGLARY AT NEWHALL GROUP HOME. |
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247 |
| CABLE STATION WILL TELEVISE STATEMENTS. |
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582 |
| CAMPBELL HALL SUFFERS 34-19 LOSS. |
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86 |
| CAN THIS ONE LAST WITH FOX? |
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882 |
| CLICHES ARE GI-ISSUE IN FUTURISTIC `SOLDIER'. |
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Movie Review |
525 |
| COMMUTER IRE SPILLS OVER DURING CALTRANS CLEANUP. |
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197 |
| CONFERENCE WILL TACKLE CHILD SUPPORT STRATEGY; COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS EVENT TO OFFER ADVICE FOR PARENTS. |
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432 |
| COURTS TO USE DRUG PHOTOGRAPHS AS EVIDENCE INSTEAD OF REAL THING. |
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311 |
| CRESPI HAS SCORE TO SETTLE WITH NOTRE DAME. |
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1464 |
| CROSS COUNTRY: STATE NO. 1 TEAM LA CANADA RUNNING OVER WITH CONFIDENCE. |
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434 |
| CROWD BLASTS POLICE ABUSES. |
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321 |
| DEAD CAT, RAVEN, CHICKENS FOUND IN CEMETERY. |
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312 |
| DEADLINE APPROACHING TO OBTAIN ABSENTEE BALLOTS. |
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462 |
| DEALING A BAD HAND; MAGAZINE STOCK PICKS OFTEN FAIL TO PAY OFF. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1718 |
| DINING BEAT : YOUR MEAL WILL GO ON. |
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337 |
| DRUG SUPPLIES FOUND IN PALMDALE CAR, HOME. |
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326 |
| EDITORIAL : ALARCON FOR STATE SENATE. |
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Editorial |
184 |
| EDITORIAL : L.A. BALLOT MEASURES. |
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Editorial |
708 |
| EDITORIAL : VENTURA COUNTY MEASURES. |
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Editorial |
187 |
| ENGLISH IMMERSION WAIVERS FEW; ABOUT 11% TRY TO EXIT PROGRAM. |
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Statistical Data Included |
390 |
| EVIL KNOWS NO AGE LIMIT IN `APT PUPIL'. |
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1296 |
| EXPERT ADVICE? MANY WRITERS LACK FINANCE DEGREES. |
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486 |
| FILE PARKER'S `ORGAZMO' UNDER STINKY. |
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Movie Review |
473 |
| FIRST TIME COULD BE THE CHARM. |
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675 |
| FOOTBALL: A.V. UNDERDOG? : UNBEATEN LITTLEROCK, OFF TO BEST START, WILL HAVE ITS WORK CUT OUT. |
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872 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
41 |
| FRIDAY'S FOOTBALL PREVIEW: VALENCIA TRIES PLAN B : WHITE INJURED, BUT VIKINGS HAVE OTHER RUNNERS. |
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247 |
| FRIDAY'S FOOTBALL PREVIEWS: ROYAL NEEDS MORE OFFENSE : HIGHLANDERS DEFENSE HAS BEEN ON FIELD TOO LONG. |
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793 |
| FULL OF HEART; CELINE DION COVERS HER HITS IN SURPRISINGLY INTIMATE SHOW. |
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449 |
| HARVEST FESTIVAL TO REAP TRADITIONS OF AMERICA. |
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269 |
| HEAD START CHARGES CRITICIZED; AUDIT QUESTIONS $178,496 IN SALARIES, BENEFITS. |
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735 |
| HEROIC FIREFIGHTER JENSEN RETIRES. |
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519 |
| HOLLYWOOD SUCCESS REQUIRES ACTING AND THINKING YOUNG, BABY. |
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Editorial |
438 |
| HORSE OF THE YEAR A HOT TOPIC. |
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|
1185 |
| HOSPITAL RACE ENDORSEMENTS SPARK SPATS. |
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|
827 |
| HOT SPOTS : IRISH PUB. |
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327 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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307 |
| INFAMOUS ROCK STAR VISITS AREA FOR VIDEO. |
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352 |
| INSIDE THE NUMBERS. |
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642 |
| IT'S A BIG WORLD; `CITY OF ANGELS' LATEST TO TOP $100 MILLION OVERSEAS. |
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|
733 |
| IT'S NOT A BLACK-AND-WHITE WORLD. |
|
Television Program Review |
836 |
| JOHNSON GETS THREE-YEAR DEAL; DODGERS TO MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY. |
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605 |
| KIDS BEAT : AN ADDAMS FAMILY AFFAIR. |
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626 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: BACH ACQUIRED FOR GOALIE DEPTH. |
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669 |
| LAUSD FUNDS AT RISK; DISTRICT WARNED ABOUT BUILDING ON TOXIC SITES. |
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886 |
| LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON; FOOTBALL PROVIDES LEGACY FOR LOCAL PLAYERS, FAMILIES. |
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|
1036 |
| LOCAL PHONE COMPANIES MUST PAY DISPUTED FEES FOR NET CALLS. |
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|
236 |
| LONELY COME HOME TO `UNMADE BEDS'. |
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Movie Review |
631 |
| MACABRE MATRIMONY; SPOOKY SITE TO HOST WEDDING. |
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|
531 |
| MENU: RARE STAKES; TROJANS IN BOWL PICTURE BUT HAVE TOUGH HURDLE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
736 |
| MGM TO BUY LION'S SHARE OF LIBRARY OF POLYGRAM FILMS FOR $250 MILLION. |
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275 |
| MILD WINDS AID CREWS BATTLING STATE'S BLAZES. |
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290 |
| MOORPARK COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: INJURIES TAKING RAIDERS TO MAT : DEFENDING STATE-CHAMPION WRESTLING TEAM TRYING TO REMAIN POSITIVE. |
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629 |
| MTA REJECTS 101-405 WORK AS TOP PRIORITY. |
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|
703 |
| NBA PLAYERS TAKE HARD LINE. |
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746 |
| NEIGHBORS WILL BATTLE FOR TROPHY; G.H. FACES KENNEDY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
635 |
| NEWHALL GETTING JUMP ON HOLIDAYS; DECORATIONS UP, PLANS AFOOT FOR SEASONAL CELEBRATIONS. |
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496 |
| NEWS LITE : BODY MAY ACHE, BUT PAVAROTTI VOICE WON'T QUIT. |
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963 |
| NO CHARGES FILED IN CASE OF BABY LEFT WITH STRANGER. |
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|
433 |
| NOTES: SIMI VALLEY LEAGUE PLANS BASKETBALL SIGNUPS FOR NOV. 7. |
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|
113 |
| OBITUARY : JAMES MEDLIN JR. |
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Obituary |
74 |
| PANEL ENDORSES MALL OVERHAUL, UPGRADES; SHERMAN OAKS GALLERIA SEEKING SPACE FOR OFFICES, PLAZA ADDITION, BETTER PARKING. |
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325 |
| PROPOSITION 1A NECESSARY FOR STATE'S FUTURE; BETTER SCHOOLS, COLLEGES TODAY MEAN SUCCESS IN JOB MARKET OF TOMORROW. |
|
Editorial |
551 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : COMMITMENT TO CONFRONT BIGOTRY NEEDED. |
|
Editorial |
1608 |
| QUIET CRESPI DUO UNSUNG BUT SOUND; SENIORS CARDEN AND TURNER LEAD THE WAY FOR CELTS. |
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|
488 |
| RATINGS LOWEST IN SERIES HISTORY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
198 |
| READERS SHOULD DO EXTRA RESEARCH. |
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293 |
| REWARD RENEWED IN GROCER'S DEATH; ROBBERS KILLED WOMAN IN '95. |
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337 |
| RURAL RESIDENTS SAY PROJECT MEANS TRAFFIC. |
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460 |
| SC NOTEBOOK: USC SECONDARY EXPECTS BIG TEST. |
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572 |
| SCOUTS AMONG MANY MAKING A DIFFERENCE : VOLUNTEERING. |
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781 |
| SHARPS & FLATS : WE DON'T NEED MEDIOCRITY. |
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389 |
| SHOP OWNER GETS JAIL SENTENCE; CANYON COUNTRY MAN, CONVICTED OF GRAND THEFT, PLANS APPEAL. |
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195 |
| SINGER'S SPOUSE FACING BATTERY CHARGE AFTER RESTAURANT SCUFFLE. |
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244 |
| SOCCER: TACHUICHI IS MAKING A NAME. |
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251 |
| SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES; DISTURBING TREND AHEAD IN HOLLYWOOD. |
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|
1067 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
|
Sound Recording Review |
1112 |
| SOUTHERN ... AND JEWISH; PUT YOUR MIND ON GEORGIA WITH UHRY'S `BALLYHOO'. |
|
Theater Review |
731 |
| SPORTS NEWS OF INTEREST; ETHICS ARE LENT AND BENT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1533 |
| STRONG PLAY RECALLS MEXICAN STUDENT MASSACRE. |
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|
707 |
| STUDENTS WIN DAY OF ADVENTURE; KIDS RIDE IN STYLE TO REAGAN LIBRARY, GET FREE LUNCH TOO. |
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|
430 |
| STUDY: STUCK DRIVERS DOING BIZARRE THINGS. |
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553 |
| SUN VALLEY 911 SITE OPPOSED; PARKS SAYS LOCATION INADEQUATE. |
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377 |
| SURVEY FINDS PALMDALE RESIDENTS FAVOR AIRPORT, RESTAURANT. |
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376 |
October 23, 1998
