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| $20 MILLION TICKET SOLD AT LANCASTER MARKET. |
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153 |
| `CHAMBERMAID' DROPS TITANIC BUT KEEPS ALL ITS CHARMS. |
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Movie Review |
714 |
| `CUBE' TOYS WITH HUMAN PSYCHE IN DIRE STRAITS. |
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Movie Review |
459 |
| `ROUNDERS' FLUSH WITH POKER ACTION. |
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Movie Review |
707 |
| ANGELS LEARN TO FLY WITH BROKEN WINGS; UNLIKE PAST SEASONS, INJURIES HAVEN'T WAYLAID ANAHEIM. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1150 |
| AREA LAWMAKERS TO WEIGH REPORT. |
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596 |
| BEARING DOWN; STOCKS SQUANDER RECORD RALLY. |
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724 |
| BEING AN AMERICAN MEANS GETTING SECOND CHANCE. |
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Editorial |
518 |
| BENING NOT YET READY TO COMMIT AS COSTNER'S CO-STAR. |
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755 |
| BLENDED MENU FROM DISTANT SHORES. |
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Restaurant Review |
778 |
| BLOOD PRODUCTS PROVIDER PLANNING TO ACQUIRE RIVAL. |
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234 |
| BRIEFLY : 6-MONTH-OLD LIVES, THREE DIE IN CRASH. |
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362 |
| BRIEFLY : FATHER, SON ARRESTED AFTER T.O. STABBING. |
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161 |
| BRIEFLY : POLICE ON LOOKOUT FOR MISSING BOY, 14. |
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123 |
| BRIEFLY : STAR POWER WILL BE LACKING ON U.S. DAVIS CUP TEAM. |
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790 |
| BURBANK PLAYING MURPHY TONIGHT. |
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64 |
| CALTRANS PLAN QUESTIONED; IMPROVEMENT OF RURAL SR118 INTERSECTION RAISES CONCERNS. |
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490 |
| CEMETERY SETTLES SUIT ON WHEELCHAIR ACCESS; FOREST LAWN VOWS SITES WILL MEET POLICIES OF LAW FOR DISABLED AMERICANS. |
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293 |
| CITY CRITIC'S E-MAIL FOCUS OF INQUIRY; ESSAY CRITICIZED CANDIDATES. |
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431 |
| CITY POLLS SHOPPERS ON HABITS; RESULTS SHOW PREFERENCES. |
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407 |
| COLLEGE ENSEMBLE TO PLAY SHOW WITH FOCUS ON HITS. |
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211 |
| CROWDING CUTS SIMI'S CAR DEATHS; CONGESTION GETS CREDIT FOR DECLINE IN FATALITIES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
487 |
| DEPUTY WILL TACKLE FAMILY VIOLENCE CASES. |
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441 |
| DODGERS FIND PERFECT SOLUTION : DODGERS 4, SAN DIEGO 3. |
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829 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: YOUNG: I WAS ROBBED. |
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584 |
| DREAM ON; KIDS LOOK TO NFL AT EXPENSE OF ABCS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1285 |
| DURING `SEX,' THERE'S ALWAYS SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT. |
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Movie Review |
442 |
| EAST VALLEY YOUTH FOOTBALL STILL IN PERIL. |
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944 |
| EDITORIAL : CITY HALL CENSORS; ORDINANCE BANNING OUTDOOR SIGNS FOR ALCOHOL, TOBACCO OFFENDS THE FIRST AMENDMENT. |
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Editorial |
336 |
| EDITORIAL : SEIZE THE MTA?; A FEDERAL JUDGE MAY DO A BETTER JOB AT MAKING TRANSIT POLICY. |
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Editorial |
543 |
| ENCORES! SERIES DIRECTOR LEAVES WELL ENOUGH ALONE. |
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870 |
| FALL FILM PREVIEW '98. |
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5422 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : THE LONG VIEW ON FESTIVALS OF SHORT FILMS. |
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819 |
| FIRST LADY DECLARES PRIDE IN PRESIDENT AT FUND-RAISER. |
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1038 |
| FOCKAERT SPARKS PARACLETE : PARACLETE 27 ST. BON. 26. |
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437 |
| FOOTBALL PREVIEW: SEASON KICKOFF TONIGHT : EVERYONE'S 0-0; HOPE RUNS HIGH. |
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777 |
| FOOTBALL PREVIEWS: TONIGHT'S FOOTBALL MATCHUPS : CANYON AT CAMARILLO. |
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596 |
| FOR FANS, THIS ONE'S A REAL THIRST-QUENCHER. |
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760 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
23 |
| FUTURE OF SIMULCASTS BRIGHTENS. |
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1291 |
| GRANDPARENTS BASK IN AFFECTION; SPECIAL DAY CELEBRATED AT LOCAL SCHOOL. |
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425 |
| H.-W. WINS SHOWDOWN : H.-W. 3 ROYAL 2. |
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502 |
| HART LOOKS TO ADD ANOTHER LEAGUE TITLE. |
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399 |
| HEAD-ON CRASH; DRIVERS SURVIVE MAJOR COLLISION IN T.O. |
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545 |
| HEISMAN VS. HEISMAN; WILLIAMS IS A DIFFERENT BRAND OF MONEY PLAYER. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1210 |
| HOT SPOTS : NO BOOS FOR NOBU. |
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295 |
| IF YOU LIKE 'EM CUTE, GO SEE `SIMON BIRCH'. |
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Movie Review |
665 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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272 |
| IN NASCAR, GORDON FEATS ARE RUTHIAN. |
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979 |
| INSIDE THE NUMBERS: DAILY NEWS TOP 10. |
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470 |
| IT'S TOO LATE TO APOLOGIZE; PRESIDENT'S WORDS OF CONTRITION RING FALSE AS HIS DISREGARD FOR HIS PARTY AND AMERICAN PEOPLE BETRAYS HIM. |
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Editorial |
844 |
| JOBS ABOUND IN CALIFORNIA DESPITE CRISIS; STATE BOOMING AMID ASIAN BUST. |
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419 |
| JUDGE DELAYS CASE OF PASTOR; LAWYER: THEFT CHARGE WEAK. |
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451 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : BOUNCING CRAZY BONES MADE TO CRACK SMILES. |
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604 |
| L.A. COUNTY FAIR OPENS GATES WITH LOOKS INTO PAST, FUTURE. |
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331 |
| LA CANADA READY TO DEFEND ITS TITLE; SPARTANS MUST REPLACE FOUR STARTERS. |
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709 |
| LANCASTER TEEN ARRESTED IN A.V. ROBBERY SPREE. |
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177 |
| LESSONS FOR FIVE; VALLEY QUINTUPLETS START AT PRESCHOOL. |
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683 |
| LESSONS HARD-LEARNED; SOWARD'S SHAME WAS FAMILY AFFAIR. |
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927 |
| LOCAL COMPANY INDEX FOLLOWS MARKET DOWN. |
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325 |
| LOCAL MAN SOUGHT IN SHOOTING. |
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186 |
| MADONNA DOMINATES MTV BASH; POP ICON RECEIVES SIX AWARDS; THREE OTHER ACTS WIN TWO EACH. |
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627 |
| MALONE LIKELY GM CHOICE : NFL. |
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286 |
| MARKET'S BANK HELD UP 2ND TIME. |
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183 |
| MATADORS SWEPT BY SANTA CLARA : SANTA CLARA 3 CSUN 0. |
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447 |
| MOORPARK COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: SOCCER TEAMS FEELING PAIN EARLY IN SEASON : INJURIES SLOW DOWN MEN, WOMEN. |
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493 |
| N.J. GOVERNOR CONCERNED CLINTON'S ABILITY TO LEAD UNDERCUT BY SCANDAL. |
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459 |
| NEWS LITE : COUNTRY'S DAVIS GETS HIS OWN STAR. |
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1020 |
| NO PASSING ZONE; TOP DBS ARE BUILT DIFFERENTLY. |
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579 |
| NO SHORTAGE OF MARQUEE MATCHUPS IN WEEK 1. |
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1281 |
| NORTHWEST, STRIKING PILOTS REACH ACCORD. |
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379 |
| NOTES: CONEJO TO HOST SIGNUPS FOR FALL VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE. |
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392 |
| NOTES: NARBONNE FORFEITS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. |
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414 |
| PACOIMA BRANCH WELCOMES ITS FIRST LATINO POSTMASTER. |
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290 |
| PANEL BENCHES WESTLAKE RECEIVER. |
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603 |
| PLAYHOUSE ANNIVERSARY GETS IN SWING. |
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434 |
| POP/SNEAK PEEK : MEET THE DEANS OF SWING SCENE. |
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448 |
| POST-FARGAS ERA UNDER WAY. |
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527 |
| PREFONTAINE FILM ANOTHER RUN FOR BOX-OFFICE BUCKS. |
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Movie Review |
779 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : HONORABLE COURSE FOR CLINTON IS TO RESIGN. |
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Editorial |
1540 |
| RAMBIS REMAINS A LAKER. |
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333 |
| SCHOOL SETTLES SUIT OVER DRUG PROBE. |
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891 |
| SHE WALKS THE NHL TALK; U.S. CAPTAIN GRANATO TO DO ANALYSIS FOR KINGS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1317 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1261 |
| SOURCES: STARR'S REPORT ACCUSES CLINTON OF `LIES, LIES, LIES'. |
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1377 |
| SUPPORTERS TURN OUT FOR FORMER COACH; CROWD ASKS SCHOOL BOARD TO REINSTATE WEIL'S SOFTBALL POST. |
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569 |
| SURVEY NAMES TOP CARS. |
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350 |
| SWISSAIR-CRASH DIVERS ORDER AREA MAN'S SHARK DEVICES. |
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718 |
| T.O. ANSWERS ROAD LAWSUIT; CITY RESPONSE TAKES ISSUE WITH BORCHARD ROAD GRADING. |
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741 |
| TECHNOLOGY KEEPS CRIME AT ARM'S LENGTH; DEVICE ALLOWS POLICE TO WORK WEAPONS WITH REMOTE CONTROL. |
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466 |
| TEEN SHOT IN MELEE AT SCHOOL. |
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239 |
| TENNIS: Q.H. IS TEAM TO BEAT : REBELS EXPECTED TO WIN GOLDEN LEAGUE AGAIN. |
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453 |
| THE DAY IN PREPS: LA REINA SETS STANDARD AS GIRLS' GOLF TEES OFF. |
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739 |
| THEATER TROUPE WILL VISIT OZ, WONDERLAND. |
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577 |
| THREE ADULTS KILLED, BABY INJURED IN AUTO CRASH. |
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372 |
| TOUCHING `SALTMEN' HONORS TRADITION. |
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Movie Review |
477 |
| TOUGH ACTS TO FOLLOW; HOLLYWOOD GEARING UP FOR REST OF '98. |
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1006 |
| TV WEATHERMAN'S CLASS NO SNOW JOB; RAINES SHINES AS CSUN INSTRUCTOR. |
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462 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: A CHANGE OF SHOES, A FATTER WALLET. |
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452 |
| UNIVERSAL PROJECT TO HAVE SIGNIFICANT IMPACT, STUDY FINDS. |
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871 |
September 11, 1998
