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| $5 MILLION NEEDED TO HOUSE MENTALLY ILL. |
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441 |
| [0] LACKLUSTER, INJURED KINGS TIE EDMONTON : KINGS 1, EDMONTON 1. |
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649 |
| A CENTURY OF AMERICAN FOOD. |
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2071 |
| A FANTASTIC FINISH; UNDEFEATED ROSAMOND, MOJAVE PLAY FOR A SHOT AT A PERFECT SEASON. |
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1064 |
| A PARENT'S GUIDE TO `POKEMON'. |
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Movie Review |
705 |
| AMAZON WORKING WITH NEW TOOLS. |
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569 |
| AUDITORS SAY MTA'S USE OF MONEY ON SUBWAY OK. |
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384 |
| AVC BEAT: LEARNING FROM MISTAKES : THOUGH PLAYOFFS ARE OUT, AVC FINISHING STRONG. |
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808 |
| BELMONT TO BE LOCKED UP; BOARD DECIDES TO SHUTTER SITE PENDING REVIEW. |
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737 |
| BRIEFLY : ARTISTS TO TELL IDEAS FOR COPPER CURTAIN. |
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589 |
| BRIEFLY : LECTURE TO FOCUS ON PRODUCING ANIMATION. |
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92 |
| BRIEFLY : MOTORIST DIES AFTER SLAMMING INTO ROCKS. |
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129 |
| BRIEFLY : OIL REFINERY BURNS IN HOUR-LONG BLAZE. |
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487 |
| BROKEN-UP MICROSOFT COULD BE WORTH MORE THAN SOFTWARE GIANT. |
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284 |
| BURBANK PICKS DEPARTMENT VET AS POLICE CHIEF; HOEFEL WILL BE SWORN IN JAN. 3. |
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434 |
| CARRYING ON FIGHT; STATE COMMISSIONER PURSUES HOLOCAUST INSURANCE PAYMENTS. |
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617 |
| CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS SHARES GAIN IN DEBUT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
300 |
| CHIEF SUPPORTS BAN ON AMMO SALES; COMMISSION DOUBTS PROPOSAL'S LEGALITY. |
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453 |
| CITY SETS POLICY ON STREET BANNERS; COUNCIL BANS SIGNS WITH COMMERCIAL THEMES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
330 |
| CITY STAFF EXPANDING TO FILL ENTIRE BUILDING. |
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516 |
| CITY'S SQUAD CARS EARN THEIR STRIPES. |
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227 |
| COC BEAT: WOMEN'S SOCCER HEADED TO PLAYOFFS : COC STELLAR IN JUST 2ND YEAR. |
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503 |
| COUNCIL POSTPONES VOTE ON SUNSHINE. |
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314 |
| COUNTY PENSIONS `SHOCKING'; FORMER SHERIFF'S AWARD IGNITES CALLS FOR REFORM. |
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844 |
| COURT APPROVES HAIRCUT FOR MURDER DEFENDANT. |
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188 |
| DAMAGED LIQUID HYDROGEN TANK EXPECTED TO DELAY X-33 PROGRAM EVEN FURTHER. |
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392 |
| DODGERS UPDATE: DREIFORT WON'T GO FOR RELIEVER ROLE. |
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380 |
| DR. DAVID RASUMOFF, RESCUE EXPERT DIES. |
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425 |
| EDITORIAL : A BETTER SOLUTION. |
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Editorial |
351 |
| EDITORIAL : GOOD WOOD. |
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Editorial |
171 |
| EDITORIAL : STOPPING THE `M' BUS. |
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Editorial |
382 |
| FIND ALTERNATIVE TO SPLITTING 818 CODE, PROTESTERS URGE. |
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539 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
68 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
35 |
| FOR WHOM THIS BELL TOLLS; SIMI VALLEY STAR HAS PALS AT ROYAL HIGH, WHERE HE ALMOST PLAYED. |
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1200 |
| FREEDOM FLOWERS; WALL'S FALL REMEMBERED AT MUSEUM. |
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900 |
| FRUSTRATED HAYDEN PLANS TO QUIT SACRAMENTO SCENE. |
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731 |
| FUTURE OF AMERICA LOOKS A LOT LIKE THE VALLEY. |
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Editorial |
651 |
| GALAXY UPDATE: GALAXY TRIES TO FORGET BAD TASTE. |
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460 |
| GREEN IS TALK OF THE TEMPLE. |
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807 |
| HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL EXTRA : RIVALRY WEEK. |
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2822 |
| HOLIDAY SCHEDULES. |
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225 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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310 |
| IT'S A BAD TIME NOT TO PLAY `D'. |
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438 |
| IT'S A TALL ORDER, BUT C.V. WINS : C.V. 3, QUARTZ HILL 1. |
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444 |
| JUDGING LAMELY; BOXING REALIZES CREDIBILITY FALLING FROM BAD DECISIONS. |
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999 |
| JURIST A GOOD FIT TO ASSUME DUTIES IN JUVENILE COURT. |
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708 |
| KAISER, UNIONS REACH PIONEERING PACT; AGREEMENT REQUIRES REDEPLOYING DISPLACED WORKERS. |
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451 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: FISET'S HAND NEARLY BROKEN. |
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419 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: TWO MORE KINGS INJURED TUESDAY. |
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378 |
| LACKLUSTER, INJURED KINGS TIE EDMONTON : KINGS 1, EDMONTON 1. |
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621 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: HORRY RETURNS FROM INJURY. |
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553 |
| LAPD DOCUMENTS BACK OFFICER'S ACCOUNT OF SHOOTING. |
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580 |
| LAWMAKERS OPPOSE AIRPORT DEAL; 'EASTERN TAKEOFFS FROM BURBANK WOULD `SHARE THE NOISE'. |
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673 |
| LOCAL NOTES: REINSTATED ROONEY GOES BACK TO WORK. |
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228 |
| MAN GUILTY OF DRUGGING, RAPING WOMEN. |
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296 |
| MOTOR SPORTS: NHRA AIMS AT NASCAR. |
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242 |
| NEWS LITE : TWO OF SEPTUPLETS BESET BY PROBLEMS. |
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808 |
| NOT EXACTLY HOMECOMING. |
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599 |
| NOTES: LEWIS IS EXTREMELY CONFIDENT. |
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873 |
| NURSING STAFF ASKS FOR BONUS; COUNTY OUT-PATIENT WORKERS SEEK INCENTIVE GIVEN TO OTHERS. |
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416 |
| OFFICIALS SEARCHING FOR `NON-VIOLENT' YOUTH ESCAPEE. |
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129 |
| OVATION AWARDS HONOR LOCAL THEATER. |
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464 |
| OVERDUBBING. |
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605 |
| PALMDALE FLIGHTS CALLED VITAL NEED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
400 |
| POKEMON : THE FIRST MOVIE; FILM'S OPENING TO EXTEND THE CRAZE. |
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Movie Review |
1449 |
| PRECIOUS CARGO: READY TO RIDE; CAR SEAT CHECKUP REASSURES PARENTS. |
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572 |
| PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL SHARES VIEWS AT CSUN; FINALIST WINS FANS AMONG CROWD. |
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425 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : HOW SOON THEY FORGET. |
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Editorial |
1590 |
| RAYMOND HEADS FOR THE `LIGHT'. |
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Movie Review |
502 |
| REACTION MIXED ON DOCTOR-LED HMO; CRITICS SAY IT WON'T CHANGE LEVEL OF CARE. |
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618 |
| REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT ALSO HAS ITS DOWNSIDE. |
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450 |
| REGALS' CHANT: ASSIST, WHITNEY; CLU SETTER SILENTLY RACKING UP HUGE NUMBERS THIS YEAR. |
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779 |
| REVISING JOAN OF ARC'S LEGACY; TAKING A LEGEND OFF THE PEDESTAL. |
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1278 |
| ROYAL SURVIVES SCARY BUENA : ROYAL 3, BUENA 1. |
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309 |
| SAUGUS HIGH TEEN LISTED IN FAIR CONDITION; BROKEN PELVIS SUFFERED IN CRASH. |
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380 |
| SC NOTEBOOK: HACKETT WON'T SHIFT THE BLAME. |
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556 |
| SCHOOL BUNGALOW SAFETY DOUBTED; DISTRICT SAYS ALL PORTABLES MEET STATE STANDARDS. |
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460 |
| SCHOOL FUND-RAISER PLACED ON PAID LEAVE. |
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282 |
| SEVEN RECEIVE AWARDS FOR COURAGEOUS ACTS. |
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282 |
| SHAQ'S BLEEPIN' MAD; MAVERICKS' FOUL-FEST FORCES AN O'NEAL PILGRIMAGE TO FREE-THROW LINE : LAKERS 123, DALLAS 101. |
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623 |
| SPINK GETS CONTRACT EXTENSION; AVC BOARD BACKS PRESIDENT. |
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594 |
| STATE'S COST OF LIVING DOUBLE POVERTY LEVEL; STUDY SUGGESTS FEDERAL STANDARDS ARE OBSOLETE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
712 |
| STEALTH: STEALTH SET THE BAR IN FIRST FALL-LEAGUE FLING. |
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1208 |
| TEENS WILL PLANT TREES AROUND SCHOOLS AND IN LOW-INCOME AREAS. |
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414 |
| TENNIS ROUNDUP: BORISOFF WINS MARMONTE TITLE. |
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299 |
| TIPPY-TOES IN ORDER FOR WEE MOORPARK. |
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434 |
| TO THE RESCUE AT CASTAIC LAKE; 18 AGENCIES PARTICIPATE IN WATER TRAINING EXERCISE. |
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584 |
| TUCKER RETURNING TO LIVE COMEDY FOR GIGS, CONCERT FILM. |
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674 |
| UCLA BASKETBALL: INJURY-RIDDLED UCLA IN EXHIBITION TONIGHT. |
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402 |
| UPS DELIVERS ON WALL ST.; ANALYSTS, EMPLOYEES BIG ON IPO. |
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Statistical Data Included |
512 |
| VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: LEAGUE TITLE NO GUARANTEE IN POSTSEASON. |
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433 |
| WHAT YOUR KIDS THINK : SOME OF OUR TOP ATHLETES TALK ABOUT GROWING UP IN THE SPOTLIGHT. |
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2571 |
| WOMAN RESCUED FROM CRASH; UNIDENTIFIED GOOD SAMARITAN CREDITED WITH SAVING HER LIFE. |
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373 |
November 10, 1999
