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| `RIDE' EXPLORES HUMAN DRAMA OF CIVIL WAR. |
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Movie Review |
594 |
| 17 ARRESTED IN FEDERAL PROBE; OPERATION MAGSTRIP TARGETS DRUG TRAFFIC, GUNS, BANK FRAUD. |
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405 |
| 3 JAILED IN THEFTS, EXPORTS OF CARS. |
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341 |
| A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND INDEED. |
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Movie Review |
679 |
| A GLIMPSE BEYOND THE PORTRAIT. |
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Television Program Review |
492 |
| ACTION POSTPONED ON NOISE PLAN; HOMEOWNERS, VAN NUYS AIRPORT OPERATORS UNHAPPY WITH PROPOSAL. |
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561 |
| AGOURA CHAMBER ELECTS 11 NEW BOARD MEMBERS. |
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346 |
| AIRPORT MOVES CLOSER TO COMMERCIAL STATUS. |
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359 |
| ANN MACWILLIAMS, STAND-IN DURING `GONE WITH THE WIND'. |
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Obituary |
200 |
| AT&T PLANS TO CREATE NEW WIRELESS STOCK. |
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418 |
| BANK ROBBER, 56, ORDERED TO SERVE 100-YEAR TERM. |
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137 |
| BELT PLAN LIMITS POLLUTION FROM MINE, OFFICIALS SAY. |
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386 |
| BIG WEST OFFICIALS PAY A BIG VISIT TO CSUN; CONFERENCE'S EXPANSION COMMITTEE TOURS CAMPUS; INVITATION COULD COME IN TWO MONTHS. |
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374 |
| BOUNTIFUL THANKSGIVING; MOMS, DEPUTIES PROVIDE FEAST. |
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285 |
| BRIEFLY : AGENCY COMPLETES REPAIRS TO AQUEDUCT. |
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556 |
| BRIEFLY : HOUSEKEEPER GETS JAIL TIME FOR PHOTOS. |
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462 |
| BROTHERS SHOT DEAD; MOM FOUND WOUNDED IN MOORPARK HOME. |
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818 |
| CAESAR WINS DOWN-TO-WIRE SCHOOL RACE. |
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308 |
| CARJACKER GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE. |
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456 |
| CLIPPERS HOLD ON : CLIPPERS 100, NEW YORK 95. |
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198 |
| COLLEGE FOOTBALL: THIS SEASON, AVC SIMPLY RAN OUT OF TIME; GROUND GAME STALLED OUT IN '99. |
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549 |
| COUGARS BACK OFF ON FULL-COURT PRESS; DECISION MADE AFTER COC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM STARTS 3-2. |
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771 |
| CROSS COUNTRY: OAK PARK HAS DYE-HARD ATTITUDE. |
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710 |
| DANUBE ELEMENTARY STUDENTS RETURN FAVOR TO VICTIMS OF FLOOD. |
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571 |
| DEAL RETAINS CAP ON RENTS; LOW-INCOME UNITS PROTECTED 14 YEARS. |
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557 |
| DODGERS COULD BE LEFT OUT IN SEARCH. |
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192 |
| DRESS REHEARSAL; WINNETKA 21 PREPARING FOR HOLIDAY HORDES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1532 |
| EASY DOES IT; ELLISON'S SAFEST SPORT IS TURNING OUT TO BE BEST. |
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672 |
| EDITIORIAL : SHAMEFUL CARE OF ELDERLY; NEW FEDERAL REPORT IS A SICKENING INDICTMENT OF NURSING HOMES AND THE PUBLIC AGENCIES THAT REGULATE THEM. |
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Editorial |
480 |
| EDITORIAL : MUCH ADO ABOUT. . .NOTHING. THAT'S WHAT MOSTLY OCCURRED THIS YEAR IN CONGRESS. |
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Editorial |
376 |
| ESCAPE ATTEMPT INJURES OFFICER. |
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285 |
| FUEL, DIRT SPILL SHUTS PART OF VALENCIA BOULEVARD. |
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318 |
| FUND-RAISER FOUNDATION HEAD QUITS. |
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316 |
| GIRLS' BASKETBALL: YOUNG AT HART : CAN FROSH BACKCOURT SUCCEED? |
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620 |
| GRANVILLE LEADS USC; GUARD SETS SCHOOL ASSISTS RECORD: 15 : USC 92, MEMPHIS 65. |
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317 |
| GRECO'S BASKET SAVES UCLA FROM UPSET : UCLA 84, TEXAS 77. |
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419 |
| GUARD ARMORY WILL BE USED AS WINTER HOMELESS SHELTER. |
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354 |
| H.-W. ROLLS IN STATE OPENER : H.-W. 3, YOSEMITE 0. |
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627 |
| HERO'S WELCOME; CLINTON URGES KOSOVARS TO FORGIVE. |
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981 |
| HMOS FACING SUITS; ATTORNEY CLAIMS `PATTERN OF PAIN' EXISTS. |
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458 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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303 |
| INVESTIGATION OF CANCER RISK GETS UNDER WAY AT POLYTECHNIC HIGH. |
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416 |
| JESSE PREACHES `CAN'T DO'; CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER DANGEROUSLY PANDERS TO MOB MENTALITY. |
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Editorial |
711 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: KINGS SHOW NET LOSS. |
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593 |
| KINGS WIN, STORR LOSES; GOALIE INJURED EARLY IN VICTORY OVER COLORADO : KINGS 6, COLORADO 2. |
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724 |
| LA CANADA SEWS UP TITLE, HAS A POOL PARTY : LA CANADA 12, C.V. 6. |
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430 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: LAKERS STILL IN SCHOOL. |
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674 |
| MILLER PROPOSES RADICAL SOLUTION TO OVERCROWDING. |
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Statistical Data Included |
838 |
| MOM, DAUGHTER TUMBLE THROUGH LIFE. |
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Movie Review |
599 |
| MOORPARK COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: MOORPARK GETS A CLASSIC SAVE TO BOWL STREAK : NEW BOWL EXTENDS RUN TO 12. |
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477 |
| MORE GRIPES VOICED ABOUT INTERNET. |
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488 |
| MOURNERS RECALL BOY, 13, FATALLY INJURED AT SCHOOL. |
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257 |
| NEWS LITE : PUFF'S PHONE FLAP CHANGES FLIGHT PLAN. |
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874 |
| PREP FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: THEY'VE BEEN STUNG BEFORE : CAMARILLO BEAT WESTLAKE IN '96. |
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666 |
| PREP FOOTBALL: GREGORY PLAYED A KEY ROLE IN HART BLOWOUT : RUNNING BACK TALLIES 248 YARDS. |
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558 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CROSS BURNING. |
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Editorial |
1558 |
| READY, SET, SHOP! RETAILERS HOPEFUL ABOUT HOLIDAYS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
690 |
| RECORD TRAVEL WEEKEND FORECAST; TRANSPORTATION HUBS EXPECTING LONG LINES TO TAX SHORT TEMPERS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1157 |
| RIPENING ALMODOVAR SUCCEEDS AGAIN WITH `MOTHER'. |
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Movie Review |
688 |
| ROBINSONS-MAY SITE MAY BE SPARED. |
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456 |
| RUNNING FOR HIS LIFE; MARSHALL PLANS TO BEAT HIS PAST. |
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1629 |
| SAME TIME, NEW SPOT; NO. 4 SEED PARACLETE POTENT. |
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524 |
| SC NOTEBOOK: MORTON STAYS MUM; AFTER WIN OVER UCLA, TAILBACK DONE WITH GUARANTEES. |
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481 |
| SCHOLAR TO DISCUSS APOCALYPTIC THOUGHT. |
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366 |
| SCHOOL REFORM PRINCIPLES SHOW PROGRESS; STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT, SATISFACTION UP. |
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Editorial |
777 |
| SECOND WHITE SUPREMACIST GETS LIFE TERM IN MURDER OF HOMELESS BLACK MAN. |
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454 |
| SHE'LL CELEBRATE 101ST THANKSGIVING. |
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457 |
| SONG AND DANCE; CANOGA PARK KINDERGARTNERS BRING SMILES TO SENIORS AT CENTER. |
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373 |
| SPEAKER PLANS RUN FOR MAYOR; HERTZBERG BACKED FOR ASSEMBLY POST. |
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936 |
| SURVEY INVITES VIEWS ON RV PARKING BAN. |
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487 |
| SUSPECT ARRAIGNED IN SLAYING BY GANG. |
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277 |
| THE DEVIL MADE THEM DO IT. |
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Movie Review |
524 |
| TIME FOR SHARING; PANTRY GIVES FREE HOLIDAY MEALS TO FAMILIES IN NEED. |
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458 |
| TODAY'S CITY SECTION PLAYOFFS. |
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1471 |
| TRUCKING FIRM SETTLES SUIT FOR $10 MILLION. |
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309 |
| UCLA SLOPPY BUT WINS OPENER : UCLA 76, FAIRFIELD 57. |
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536 |
| UPDATING A CLASSIC; IF DICKENS COULD'VE CARRIED A TUNE, `CAROL' MAY HAVE SOUNDED LIKE THIS. |
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779 |
| USC WOMEN WIN IN SEASON OPENER : USC 59, PORTLAND 47. |
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120 |
| VACANCIES RATES LOW, PRICES HIGH; MARKET FOR SPACE CALLED TIGHTEST EVER. |
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Statistical Data Included |
296 |
| WARM DAYS AHEAD FOR VALLEY AREAS. |
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148 |
| WATER POLO: ROYAL TRIES FOR DIVISION IV TITLE. |
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236 |
| WAVE OF GOOD FILMS BLOWS IN, READY FOR NOMINATIONS. |
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743 |
| WAVES RALLY TO WIN ON GOALTENDING : PEPPERDINE 70, FRESNO ST. 68. |
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421 |
| WHAT'S IN A NAME?; QB JASON WINN HAS HELPED GRANADA HILLS DO JUST THAT. |
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518 |
| WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE NAME FOR THE DYSFUNCTION JUNCTION? |
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315 |
| WOMEN'S SOCCER: AT Q.H., IT'S MORE OF SAME; REBELS WILL BE TOUGH TO BEAT. |
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525 |
| WORSE L.A. TRAFFIC AHEAD; REPORT URGES LOOK AT FREEWAY ALTERNATIVES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
650 |
November 24, 1999
