Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `HISTORY X' POTENT YET DISTURBING. |
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Movie Review |
605 |
| AMGEN INCOME BEATS FORECAST. |
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303 |
| AMORELLI SERVES HART'S PURPOSE : HART 3, SAUGUS 2. |
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418 |
| AOL'S EARNINGS MORE THAN TRIPLE. |
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135 |
| AREA COLLEGES BACK STATE BOND MEASURE; PASSAGE WILL ALLOW GROWTH, OFFICIALS SAY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
568 |
| AREA MAN OPENS HOME TO HALLOWEEN. |
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429 |
| ARENA TO BOOT OLDER PLAYERS. |
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280 |
| AVC NOTEBOOK: MARAUDERS RUNNERS AMONG FOOTHILL FAVORITES. |
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516 |
| BRIEFLY : CAREER CENTER OPENS IN NORTHEAST VALLEY. |
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661 |
| BRIEFLY : CBS MAKES SATELLITE DEAL ON NCAA GAMES. |
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541 |
| BRIEFLY : RAPE REPORT LEADS TO BURGLARY ARRESTS. |
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281 |
| BRIEFLY : SIMI APPROVES DEAL FOR ANIMAL CONTROL. |
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269 |
| CARDINALSHIRT; LEONARD SITS OUT SEASON ON THE FARM. |
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798 |
| CARWASH TO AID YOUNG CANCER PATIENT. |
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223 |
| CELEBRITY HAUNTS. |
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599 |
| CHOCOLATE MAKER RELOCATING TO LARGER FACILITY IN VALENCIA. |
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223 |
| CLASS PUTS MOMS, KIDS THROUGH PACES. |
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342 |
| COC NOTEBOOK: AFTER WINNING 6TH GAME, CANYONS IS DOWN A RUNG. |
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402 |
| COMMENTARY; PUBLIC TRANSIT ESSENTIAL TO REGION'S QUALITY OF LIFE. |
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685 |
| CRASH BLAMED ON BROKEN ROTOR; FIRE OFFICIALS REPORT ON COPTER FATALITIES. |
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471 |
| CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: BUTLER AND LANCASTER ENJOYING A GOOD RUN. |
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679 |
| CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: FLESHMAN, CANYON IMPRESSIVE AT MT. SAC CROSS COUNTRY RUN. |
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889 |
| CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: MT. SAC RACE DOESN'T CLARIFY : VENTURA COUNTY EVENT COMING. |
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667 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: NORTHRIDGE WANTS RAMOS, ARNOLD TO STAY BUSY. |
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609 |
| CUT COSTS AT EDWARDS TO PREVENT CLOSURE, CONSULTANT SAYS. |
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422 |
| CUTTING THROUGH THE ANGER; `AMERICAN HISTORY X' TURNS DIRECTOR AGAINST FILM. |
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|
1398 |
| DECEMBER 1981: THE MAN HAD HUNGER; HARRY'S HAD FOOD : A MENU APPEARED; IT WAS LENGTHY; HE ORDERED ... |
|
Restaurant Review |
893 |
| DINNER IS SERVED ... AND SO ARE OUR READERS. |
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604 |
| DISABLED CHILDREN TO JOIN FUN AT SPECIAL PLAYGROUND. |
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|
312 |
| EAT, DRINK AND MEET LARRY. |
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310 |
| EDITORIAL : PAVING THE WAY. |
|
Editorial |
239 |
| EDITORIAL : UNLIMITED POWER OUTRAGE METER: 10. |
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Editorial |
531 |
| FEINSTEIN JOINS FRAY OVER FIELD LAB; SENATOR RIPS EPA, ENERGY DEPARTMENT FOR INACTION. |
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608 |
| FIRE MAY HAVE IMPROVED CONDOR PRESERVE. |
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|
325 |
| FORCE NOT WITH KINGS IN LOSS : N.Y. ISLANDERS 1, KINGS 0. |
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|
657 |
| FUGITIVE SEX OFFENDER ARRESTED AT PALMDALE HOUSE. |
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|
201 |
| GRAND JURY INDICTS THAI WOMAN IN FORCING EMPLOYEES TO WORK. |
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215 |
| GROUP PRESSES FOR ROAD FUNDING. |
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|
583 |
| HALLOWEEN; NO TRICKS, JUST TREATS. |
|
Recipe |
4371 |
| IN BRIEF. |
|
|
323 |
| IN THE BAG; NO-FRILLS, NO-BOX CEREALS PAY OFF AT QUAKER OATS. |
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532 |
| IT'S HARD TO FLEE FROM PURSUER MACKABEE. |
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512 |
| JOHNSON RETAINS ONLY TWO COACHES; AMALFITANO GETS REPLACED. |
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651 |
| JUNE 1997: QUEEN MARY'S TASTE OF NOSTALGIA. |
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Restaurant Review |
668 |
| JV FOOTBALL: LITTLEROCK WINS WITH BIG PLAY. |
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221 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: STUMPEL'S INJURIES PROVE FRUSTRATING. |
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618 |
| L.A. TEAMS MAKE PLAYS FOR NFL SLOT. |
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874 |
| LENDER TO ABOLISH WHOLESALE DIVISION. |
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344 |
| LIBRARY BOND SMALL PRICE TO PAY FOR CHILDREN'S FUTURE. |
|
Editorial |
661 |
| LIBRARY SYSTEM TO SPEED SEARCHES. |
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|
296 |
| LOCAL: FOOTBALL EXTRA. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
2890 |
| LOCKOUT: ONLY DRIBBLE OF FAN RESENTMENT : LOSS OF BASEBALL GAMES IN 1994 HAD BIGGER IMPACT. |
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|
740 |
| MAYORAL RIVALS AGREE ON MALL, BUT THAT'S ALL. |
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|
1106 |
| MIGHTY NBC STRIKES OUT DURING WORLD SERIES WEEK. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
194 |
| MILKEN PRIZE HAILS SCHOOL LIBRARIAN. |
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534 |
| MINORITY BUSINESS CENTER TO GET GRANT; THIRD FEDERAL OUTLAY SET UP BY COMMERCE DEPARTMENT. |
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541 |
| NEWS LITE : GIRLS 5 TO 12 POUR SPICE INTO TOY ADS. |
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841 |
| NOTES: BASKETBALL-LEAGUE REGISTRATION IS SLATED AT SIMI VALLEY HIGH. |
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|
336 |
| NOTES: TRIO PICKED TO PLAY IN TOURNAMENT. |
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215 |
| OFFICIALS BACK LAPD INSPECTOR'S ROLE; MEMO SPARKS FEARS OF SHRINKING WATCHDOG POWER, INDEPENDENCE. |
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626 |
| OPINIONS SOUGHT ON RESTORING RIVER. |
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504 |
| OVITZ CAN'T WAIT; HE SEES NO REASON FOR OWNERS TO SIT ON DECISION. |
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|
1057 |
| PANEL SUPPORTS ETHICS PROPOSAL; PLAN WOULD CURB OFFICEHOLDER OUTLAYS. |
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|
492 |
| PROBLEM: RAISES VS. BOOKS; CLOSED-DOOR SCHOOL BOARD SESSION SLATES HEARING. |
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510 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : VIEWS OF LEWINSKY AFFAIR ARE INSTRUCTIVE. |
|
Editorial |
1509 |
| RACE WON'T WAIT FOR BLOCK'S RETURN. |
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1001 |
| RATINGS-CHALLENGED `3RD ROCK' LURING VIEWERS WITH LOVE TRIANGLE. |
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547 |
| SHERMAN STOPS ADS AFTER DOCTOR THREATENS LAWSUIT. |
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532 |
| SLAYING SUSPECT DENIES ROLE IN WOMAN'S DEATH. |
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530 |
| STOPLIGHTS NOT CUTTING COLLISIONS; T.O. CORNER HIT WITH 2 IN OCTOBER. |
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618 |
| STUDENT FATALLY SHOT NEAR CHATSWORTH HIGH; POLICE DETAIN SUSPECT. |
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|
358 |
| STUDENT IS FATALLY SHOT NEAR CHATSWORTH HIGH; POLICE DETAIN SUSPECT. |
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356 |
| SUPERVISORS OK TESORO DEVELOPMENT. |
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|
481 |
| TALKIN' RADIO : LISTENERS MAKING SWITCH TO NEW ADULT-ALTERNATIVE CHANNEL 103.1. |
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454 |
| THE DAY IN PREPS: G.H. GIRLS STAY PERFECT IN TENNIS. |
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|
801 |
| TONE NEGATIVE; MORE GAMES LIKELY CANCELED. |
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|
458 |
| TOUR MIX-UP AT PIERCE ANGERS DEVELOPERS. |
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|
502 |
| TRIBES CAN KEEP CASINOS WITHOUT THIS BAD INITIATIVE. |
|
Editorial |
718 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: STEPHENS GIVES BRUINS A SAFETY NET. |
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622 |
| UNDERSHERIFF RETURNS FROM LEAVE TO TAKE CHARGE. |
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|
343 |
| USC NOTEBOOK: CLAIBORNE DECIDES CLAMORING IS CALLED FOR. |
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583 |
| VALLEY LEADERS MOURN REFORM; COMMISSIONS SAY NO TO GIVING PANELS POWER. |
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|
1184 |
| VALLEY RESIDENTS ARRESTED IN CYCLE-GANG RAID. |
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|
328 |
| VENTURA COUNTY GETS MORE TIME TO SPEND FUNDS. |
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541 |
| VOTERS MUST STOP LATEST ATTEMPT TO TAKE FROM INDIANS. |
|
Editorial |
625 |
| WACHS WANTS EXPANSION OF CITY'S LIVING-WAGE LAW. |
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|
449 |
| WATER AGENCY QUIET ON LEAK; DOUBLE AMOUNT OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE PUT IN PIPELINES. |
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|
518 |
| WATER DISTRICT FINED $70,000 FOR DISCHARGE. |
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744 |
| WOLFGANG PUCK: FROM AUSTRIA WITH LOVE. |
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|
1331 |
| WRITTEN BY FATHER, SUNG BY DAUGHTER. |
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|
653 |
| X-33'S ROCKETS SPIKED; MANUFACTURING DELAY MAY FORCE LOCKHEED LAYOFFS. |
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701 |
October 28, 1998
