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Author |
Type |
Words |
| `FELICITY' WITH A `VENGEANCE'; POLAR OPPOSITES OFFER SELF-DISCOVERY, REVENGE ON TV. |
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Television Program Review |
674 |
| 1ST SHOP ROLLS OFF ASSEMBLY LINE AT PLANT. |
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1027 |
| AMBULANCE DEPLOYMENT TO CHANGE; SHORTER RESPONSE TIME SOUGHT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
665 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ANGELS FALL SHORT AGAIN : ALWAYS BRIDESMAIDS, NEVER BRIDES. |
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1151 |
| AREA'S CHICAGOANS SEE DREAM SEASON CONTINUE. |
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752 |
| AV HIGH RUSHER KICKED OFF SQUAD. |
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172 |
| AVC FOOTBALL; STILL DRY IN DESERT FOR AVC; MARAUDERS BITTEN BY ROADRUNNERS. |
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952 |
| BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: MCGWIRE WILL NOW TAKE R&R. |
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612 |
| BOUND FOR NEW BOOKS; SCHOOL LIBRARIES FLUSH WITH FUNDS. |
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684 |
| BRIEFLY : FOREMAN-HOLMES BASH SET FOR JANUARY. |
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658 |
| BRIEFLY : GOLF EVENT TO ASSIST CHILD-CARE CENTER. |
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177 |
| BRIEFLY : MAN CARRYING GUN ROBS ANIMAL CLINIC. |
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106 |
| BRIEFLY : TWO SHOT TO DEATH; POLICE HOLD SUSPECT. |
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576 |
| BURBANK SITE GETTING SET FOR DIGITAL TV. |
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334 |
| CHATTER: ROYAL'S RICE COOKS. |
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484 |
| CHICAGO: WIN CITY; CUBS WIN WILD CARD AND CHANCE FOR TITLE : CHICAGO 5, SAN FRANCISCO 3. |
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692 |
| CITY FORMS PANEL FOR BOND STUDY. |
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268 |
| CITY HALL HONORED FOR CLEAN GOVERNMENT. |
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411 |
| COC FOOTBALL; COC MAKES PICK; QB CARRASCO PRODUCING WINS. |
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711 |
| COLLEGE FOOTBALL; CLU OFFENSE COMES TO LIFE; BACKUP ODENATH LEADS KINGSMEN OVER TOREROS. |
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688 |
| COMEBACK COACHES LEAD TEAM; STROH, HARP REBUILD FOOTBALL AT GRANADA. |
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594 |
| COUGAR ALARM SENDS CLASS BACK INDOORS. |
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184 |
| COUNSELOR WARNS OF ONLINE RISK; INTERNET A THREAT TO FAMILIES, HE SAYS. |
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410 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: MATADORS DEFENSE: NO OPTION. |
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506 |
| DAEWOO TO FOCUS PITCH ON INTERNET, AT COLLEGES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
935 |
| DETAILING BENEFITS OF FIGHTER JOBS; LAWMAKERS STRESS POSITIVES OF GETTING PROGRAM IN STATE. |
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524 |
| DETROIT RELIES ON YOUTH FOR FIRST VICTORY; ROOKIE QUARTERBACK BATCH COMES UP BIG IN HIS SECOND START : DETROIT 27, TAMPA BAY 6. |
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602 |
| DISABLED RIDERS WIN INJUNCTION. |
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261 |
| DODGERS ANALYSIS: ALOU COULD BE THE MAN : MONTREAL MANAGER IS FRONT RUNNER. |
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1210 |
| EDITORIAL : BASEBALL IS BACK!; MCGWIRE AND SOSA MADE 1998 A MEMORABLE YEAR. |
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Editorial |
349 |
| EDITORIAL : RAZING CONCERNS; COMMUNITY COUNCILS WILL AID DEVELOPMENT MORE THAN MANY THINK. |
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Editorial |
471 |
| FED MAY BE NEAR CUTTING RATES. |
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|
455 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
|
Correction Notice |
44 |
| FOR THEIR EFFORTS, THEY'LL FACE AN ACE; FRANCHISE-BEST SEASONS NET ASTROS, PADRES SHOWDOWN. |
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|
707 |
| GARDEN CENTER HAS BLOOMING RARITIES. |
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|
250 |
| GETTING OFF FLOOR MAT IN U.S.; SOUTH KOREAN CARMAKERS SEEKING NICHE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1009 |
| GORE BRINGS $133 MILLION GIFT WITH STRINGS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
635 |
| HAUNTED BY GHOSTS OF PLAYOFFS PAST. |
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750 |
| HOLY COW!; TEAM'S FANS LIVE FOR DAY IT HAPPENS : CUBS 5, GIANTS 3. |
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799 |
| HOME IMPROVEMENT; CONSTRUCTION MARKS FIRST DEVELOPMENT IN YEARS. |
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268 |
| HOUSING MARKET CONTINUES STRONG. |
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379 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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305 |
| IN NEW YORK, HISTORY LESSON CONTINUES; YANKEES' RUN FOR IMMORTALITY STARTS AGAINST TEXAS. |
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580 |
| INDIANS FAST PROVING THEY CAN CONTEND. |
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199 |
| ISRAEL, ARAFAT ENDORSE PULLOUT. |
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731 |
| JENNINGS BATTLES AGAINST STROKE TO MAKE NEW ALBUM. |
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796 |
| JEWS TO MARK THEIR HOLIEST DAY. |
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319 |
| JUBILEES : BLIND DATE NEVER ENDED. |
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334 |
| JUDGE LIFTS STAY ON ROAD GRADING; THOUSAND OAKS LOSES EFFORT TO DELAY STEEP EXTENSION OF BORCHARD ROAD. |
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559 |
| JUDGE SENTENCES SIMI MOLESTER TO 7 YEARS. |
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292 |
| JV FOOTBALL REPORT; MOORPARK JUNIOR VARSITY CONTINUES TO WIN GAMES. |
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445 |
| JV FOOTBALL REPORT; PASSING GAME AT HART NOT ONLY FOR THE VARSITY. |
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463 |
| JV FOOTBALL REPORT; PETERSEN TEACHES LANCASTER HOW TO PLAY THE GAME. |
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296 |
| KIDS TO GET LOOK AT HISTORY; AREA PUPILS WIN TRIP TO SHUTTLE LAUNCH. |
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|
897 |
| KRAFT, STARBUCKS MAKE BLEND. |
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292 |
| L.A. TOLD ACCESS PLAN UNACCEPTABLE. |
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|
302 |
| LACMA PLANS RIVERA EXHIBIT. |
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|
444 |
| LOCAL: FUNERAL TODAY FOR PETE KOKON. |
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|
196 |
| LOCAL: PREP EXTRA : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK. |
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988 |
| LOCKHEED WINS 10-YEAR NASA CONTRACT; CONTRACTOR PICKED TO RUN AGENCY'S SPACE OPERATIONS. |
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|
396 |
| LOH LIFE; WRITER REVELS IN VAN NUYS VARIETY. |
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1641 |
| MTA APPROVES PLAN TO BUY 2,095 BUSES BY 2004. |
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Statistical Data Included |
530 |
| NEWS LITE : FILM MOM STONE DENIES IT'S REALITY. |
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|
706 |
| NORSTROM BACK AFTER CLOSE ONE. |
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633 |
| NOTES; REDSKINS OPEN YEAR WITH ROUT. |
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|
477 |
| NOW COMES AN EVEN STIFFER CHALLENGE FOR CHICAGO; CUBS HOPING WOOD WILL HELP THEIR CAUSE. |
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702 |
| PALMDALE HOUSING LULL ENDS. |
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214 |
| PANEL BACKS MONEY FOR BRUSH CLEARANCE. |
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425 |
| PANEL READY TO STUDY BURBANK AIR CURFEW. |
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504 |
| PARK HITS SNAG OVER WATER FEE. |
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461 |
| PARTYGOERS ATTACK LANCASTER FAMILY. |
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|
490 |
| POLICE SEEK PUBLIC'S HELP FINDING SUSPECT. |
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348 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : PEOPLE ARE OUTRAGED BY STARR, NOT CLINTON. |
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Editorial |
1563 |
| ROAD NEAR PLANE CRASH SITE CLOSED FOR POWER TOWER REPAIR. |
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|
353 |
| SCHOOLS TO GET FUNDING TO BUY LIBRARY BOOKS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
413 |
| SENIORS FINDING LIFE GOOD UNDER THE COVERS: SURVEY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
855 |
| SQUIBB PROPOSES EXCLUSIVE DRUG USE. |
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|
484 |
| STATE MOVES TO MARCH PRIMARY; WILSON SIGNS BILL THAT MAY HELP CANDIDATES. |
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527 |
| STEREO COMPANY HAS BAD CASE OF THE BLUES; YEARS OF LOSSES, JOB CUTS ROCK SPATIALIZER AUDIO. |
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559 |
| STUDENTS HELP PUT A SPARKLE IN SPACE. |
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605 |
| THIEVES HIT LOCAL ASSEMBLYMAN'S OFFICE. |
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147 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: TO PLAY OR NOT TO PLAY. |
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481 |
| USC NOTEBOOK: IS SHOTGUN NEW WEAPON IN USC ARSENAL? |
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|
314 |
| WATER POLO TEAMS LOOK TO FINAL TEST. |
|
|
785 |
| WHAT PRICE PEACE ON A SATURDAY MORNING? |
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|
726 |
| WORKSHOP ON ROAD DESIGN TO GO AHEAD. |
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299 |
September 29, 1998
