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| 29-YEAR CLU VETERAN DIES; JONATHAN E. BOE, DEAN OF COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, WAS 55. |
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285 |
| 3RD PERSON CONVICTED IN HATE KILLING; WOMAN GETS LIGHTER VERDICT THAN 2 MEN. |
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372 |
| 65% OF DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION FUNDING RAISED. |
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394 |
| A FIST-PUMPING, VICTORY; O'NEAL, BARKLEY EJECTED FOR BRAWL : LAKERS 89, HOUSTON 88 BY HOWARD BECK STAFF WRITER. |
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804 |
| A PERFECT FIT; JENSEN, A 215-POUND TIGHT END, HAS BEEN BIG HELP TO SAUGUS. |
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1441 |
| A UCLA LEAP YEAR. |
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415 |
| ACADEMICS GIVEN PRIORITY OVER ATHLETICS; CSUN HOPEFUL SHARES HER VIEWS. |
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464 |
| ANGELS UPDATE: FINLEY UNSURE OF FUTURE WITH ANGELS. |
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310 |
| BABYDOL DENIES SEX CHARGES. |
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215 |
| BACK ON TOP; A NEW OFFENSIVE SCHEME HAS ANTELOPE VALLEY BACK IN THE RUNNING FOR A GOLDEN LEAGUE TITLE. |
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1632 |
| BANKS STRIKE BACK ON ATMS : 2 INSTITUTIONS RESTRICT USAGE. |
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415 |
| BCS HAS 'EM BUMMED IN BLACKSBURG. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1493 |
| BILLBOARDS STAYING UP FOR NOW; ADVERTISERS' COURT CHALLENGE SEEKS END TO ALCOHOL AD BAN. |
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451 |
| BOXING NOTES: HOLYFIELD CLAIMS AGE ISN'T A FACTOR. |
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691 |
| BRIEFLY : BREAST CANCER GROUP OFFERED AT HOSPITAL. |
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53 |
| BRIEFLY : CHARGES FILED OVER ROAD RAGE INCIDENT. |
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135 |
| BRIEFLY : SCHOLARSHIP GUIDE GOES ONTO INTERNET. |
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211 |
| BURROUGHS' STREAK CONTINUES : BURROUGHS 35, BURBANK 14. |
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433 |
| CEREMONIES PLANNED FOR VETERANS TODAY. |
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157 |
| CHATSWORTH FALLS IN FIVE GRUELING GAMES; VENICE PULLS OFF SECOND UPSET IN THREE DAYS : VENICE 3, CHATSWORTH 2. |
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469 |
| CISNEROS HELPS SYLMAR TO SWEEP; SPARTANS MOVE ON TO SEMIFINALS : SYLMAR 3, FREMONT 0. |
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402 |
| CITY DELAYS DECISION ON ANONYMOUS LETTERS. |
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384 |
| CLIPPERS NEARLY PULL OFF UPSET : S. ANTONIO 99, CLIPPERS 94. |
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297 |
| CLIPPERS NEARLY PULL OFF UPSET : S. ANTONIO 99, CLIPPERS 94. |
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370 |
| CLU BEAT: PARK'S VALUABLE SECRET: WINNING SCIAC VOLLEYBALL TITLES. |
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760 |
| COLLEGE WILL OFFER TROPICAL BIOLOGY COURSE. |
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394 |
| COLONEL GETS WELL-DESERVED TRIBUTE ON VETERANS DAY. |
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1204 |
| COMMENTARY: A BETTER WAY TO SAVE SANTA CRUZ ISLAND? OFFICIAL PLANS TO ERADICATE NON-NATIVE WILD PIGS AND FENNEL ARE OVERZEALOUS. |
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574 |
| COMMITTEE PLANS MEMORIAL FOR SANTA CLARITA VETERANS. |
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385 |
| CORTINES VOWS HEADS WILL ROLL; CUTS, REORGANIZATION AHEAD AT LAUSD. |
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1144 |
| CROSS COUNTRY: BELMONT RUNS SMOOTH IN PRELIMS. |
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395 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: AIR FORCE FILLS CSUN DATE. |
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598 |
| CUTTING THE RIBBON; DILLARD'S ARRIVES AT MALL IN A.V. |
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488 |
| CYCLING SYCAMORE: TRAILS OFFER DIVERSE SLICE OF SANTA MONICAS. |
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1172 |
| DILLARD'S OPENS IN STYLE. |
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222 |
| DISNEY TO RELEASE 26 CLASSICS ON VHS, DVD. |
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319 |
| DODGERS UPDATE: TEAMS NOT READY TO SHOW MOVES. |
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413 |
| EDDIE MURPHY STRETCHING OUT AS ONE-MAN ENSEMBLE. |
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763 |
| EDITORIAL : `STICK 'EM UP'; ARE BANKS HOLDING UP CUSTOMERS AT ATMS? |
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Editorial |
412 |
| EDITORIAL : DIAL `O' FOR OUTRAGE. |
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Editorial |
443 |
| EGYPTAIR CRASH MYSTERY DEEPENS; BLACK BOX SUGGESTS `CONTROLLED DESCENT'. |
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743 |
| GALAXY UPDATE: GALAXY NEEDS A WAY TO SOOTHE THE BURN. |
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533 |
| GALLERIA, CALTRANS AGREE ON 101-405 FIX. |
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790 |
| GAP WIDENS IN COUNCIL RACE; CHALLENGER PULLS AHEAD OF INCUMBENT IN TIGHT CONTEST. |
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354 |
| GOMEZ BEGINS DEFENSE WITH WIN. |
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243 |
| GROUPS PUSH FOR LAUSD BREAKUP. |
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830 |
| HEART BROKEN; NATURAL FOODS STORE FIGHTS TO RETAIN CUSTOMER BASE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
707 |
| HIGH PRAISE; CEREMONY TO SALUTE WOMEN VETERANS AT FOREST LAWN. |
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636 |
| HOLIDAY SCHEDULES. |
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210 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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273 |
| JERRY'S DELI TO BE DELISTED. |
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394 |
| JUDGE WON'T LOWER CLU STUDENT'S BAIL. |
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214 |
| JUDGING THE RETURN OF RICK. |
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1071 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: FISET'S X-RAYS NEGATIVE. |
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672 |
| KNIT PICKING; 'TIS THE SEASON FOR SWEATERS, CAPS - AND ALL THOSE GORGEOUS WEAVES. |
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1188 |
| L.A. PRESSES BURBANK AIRPORT TO CUT NOISE. |
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518 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: FOX FEELS COMFORTABLE IN TRIANGLE OFFENSE. |
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617 |
| LARRY WANTS A LEGEND; CSUN'S TOP BASKETBALL RETURNER LOOKS FORWARD TO A SOLID, COMPLETE SEASON. |
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616 |
| LOCAL NOTES: CLEVELAND, TAFT BOTH SIZZLING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
554 |
| MAN SLAIN AT CLINIC; SUSPECT TURNS GUN ON SELF AFTER SHOOTING AT SEPULVEDA VA. |
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581 |
| MASTER`S NOTEBOOK: BASKETBALL TEAM SCORES BIG EARLY. |
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492 |
| MEASURE OF THE MAN : ARGUMENTS CAN BE MADE FOR PUTTING HOLYFIELD AMONG BEST EVER, BUT . . . |
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1080 |
| MEDIAONE INSTITUTES HOTLINE FOR CUSTOMERS. |
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343 |
| MEMORIAL PARK MUST ELIMINATE ANY FOUL ODORS; AQMD TARGETS CREMATORIUM. |
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267 |
| MIGHTY DUCKS VS. MONTREAL. |
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156 |
| NASDAQ HALTS TRADING OF FIELDS AIRCRAFT STOCK. |
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Statistical Data Included |
226 |
| NEW `WAR OF BENEFITS' BEGINNING; PENSION OFFICERS WARNED OF REFORM SENTIMENTS. |
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481 |
| NEWS LITE : HANKS THROWING WEIGHT AROUND IN ROLES. |
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824 |
| NEXT SUPERINTENDENT'S VISIT SURPRISES SCHOOL. |
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554 |
| OUTPOST. |
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833 |
| PAIR OF VETERANS TELLS STORIES FROM WAR YEARS. |
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479 |
| PARK FEE PAYMENTS TO START; NEW ASSESSMENT INCLUDED IN PROPERTY TAX BILLS IN MOORPARK. |
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320 |
| PREP VOLLEYBALL: HIGHLAND HOPES THE GOOD TIMES KEEP ROLLING. |
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322 |
| PRINCESS OF TIDE WOULD BE A GOOD TITLE FOR 9-YEAR-OLD. |
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512 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : BANK ATMS. |
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Editorial |
1623 |
| RIVALRY STITCHED IN THREAD; NEWBURY PARK QB'S DAD WENT TO BOTH SCHOOLS. |
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1439 |
| SC NOTEBOOK: PALMER TRAVELS TOURIST CLASS. |
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491 |
| SC SIGNINGS: USC LANDS NO. 2 RECRUIT. |
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130 |
| SCHOOL PROGRAM MAKES VETERANS DAY MEAN MORE; SCHOOL KIDS BRING FAMILY MEMBERS. |
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698 |
| SERIOUS CRIME DOWN IN AV; OFFICERS CREDIT ECONOMY, NEW POLICING PROGRAMS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
863 |
| SHOOTOUT HAS LAST BITE AT SHERWOOD. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1148 |
| SPIRIT IN A GOURD; WOMAN FINDS HER CALLING, ROOTS IN DRIED SQUASHES. |
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901 |
| STUDY LINKS ILLNESS TO AERIAL SPRAYING; REPORT REVIVES DISPUTE IN WAR ON MEDFLY. |
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507 |
| SURPRISE, LATE FALL MEANS UPLAND GAME-BIRD OPENERS. |
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1109 |
| TAKING CARE OF AMERICA'S VETERANS INTO THE NEW MILLENNIUM. |
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Editorial |
699 |
| TEEN GUILTY IN DRIVE-BY; ATTEMPTED SHOOTING NETS DETENTION CAMP. |
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384 |
| THE RIGHTS OF SOLDIERS' MUST BE PRESERVED. |
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Editorial |
762 |
| TOAD VICTOR IN SETTLEMENT; AGREEMENT CALLS FOR PROTECTED HABITAT FOR SEVEN SPECIES. |
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529 |
| TOO MANY LISTS; `BEST OF' FEVER SWEEPS ENTERTAINMENT WORLD. |
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372 |
| TROUBLESOME ANGELS; CATHOLIC WATCHDOG GROUP LATEST TO BE OFFENDED AS BAD KARMA FOLLOWS `DOGMA' FILMMAKER. |
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1540 |
| UCLA BASKETBALL: SHORT-HANDED BRUINS WIN. |
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178 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: HISTORY SAYS BRUINS LIKE BYES : RESTED AND REJUVENATED, UCLA RETURNS AGAINST WASHINGTON. |
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585 |
| UPS REAPS 36.5 PERCENT 1ST-DAY GAIN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
351 |
| VARIOUS DWP PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD. |
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531 |
| VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: MONROE'S UPSET BID SHORT-LIVED. |
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488 |
| WARNER BROS.' MOVE TO GALLERIA A BOON FOR VALLEY. |
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271 |
| WATER POLO: LA CANADA WARY OF NEMESIS. |
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542 |
November 11, 1999
