Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `BACHELOR' FAILS TO WIN THE HEART. |
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Movie Review |
496 |
| `CITY' POWERFULLY UNDERSTATED. |
|
Movie Review |
699 |
| `CRIMES' PROPELLED BY QUIRKY ROLES, STRONG ACTING. |
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Theater Review |
515 |
| `HEDWIG' A CULT HIT; POTENT MIX OF SEXUALITIES AND ROCK DELIGHT. |
|
Theater Review |
684 |
| 2 CRUISIN' TOWARD 68 YEARS OF WEDDED WITS. |
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|
741 |
| 20TH CENTURY GOES Y2K - PLUS ONE. |
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|
450 |
| A BRAVE NEW WORLD OF LOVE AND SEX. |
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Movie Review |
620 |
| A REFRESHING VIEW OF CANADA'S `LAST NIGHT'. |
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Movie Review |
506 |
| BELMONT REPORT DELAYED AGAIN. |
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|
329 |
| BIOLOGICAL TERRORISM SAID TO BE STILL A THREAT. |
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|
541 |
| BREEDERS' CUP NOTEBOOK: FORGET THE MUSIC, HEF'S THE HORSE. |
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|
571 |
| BRIEFLY : 83-YEAR-OLD MAN DROWNS IN OWN POOL. |
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|
410 |
| BRIEFLY : CLU STUDENT ARRESTED FOR ATTACK ON CAMPUS. |
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|
86 |
| BRIEFLY : SUSPECT IN MOJAVE RAPE NOW IN CUSTODY. |
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|
204 |
| BROTHERLY EFFORT; CONEJO VALLEY KIDS DONATING MONEY FOR TEEN WITH LEUKEMIA. |
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|
532 |
| BURBANK SUPPORTS DOWNTOWN CAROUSEL. |
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|
248 |
| CARLSON, TAFT CRUISE PAST CHATSWORTH : TAFT 48, CHATSWORTH 28. |
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|
433 |
| CHATSWORTH DOWN IN VOLLEYBALL DRAW. |
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|
534 |
| CHATTER: AREA SOFTBALL PLAYERS MAKING COLLEGE PICKS. |
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|
509 |
| CHP OFFICER HURT IN I-5 SCUFFLE; MOTORIST, PASSENGER JAILED. |
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448 |
| CITY PLANNERS VETO VIDEO ARCADE; SIMI VALLEY'S CIVIC CENTER PLAZA RETAINS UPSCALE IMAGE. |
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494 |
| CIVIC OFFICIALS OPEN HART HALL; NEW COMMUNITY CENTER CALLED A TRIBUTE TO ITS NAMESAKE. |
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|
557 |
| CLERK HELD IN SHOOTING THREAT CASE; SUSPECT ACCUSED OF EXPRESSING WISH TO MIMIC HONOLULU ATTACK. |
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|
541 |
| CLIPPERS VS. PHILADELPHIA. |
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|
128 |
| COLLEGE BASKETBALL: ARIZONA IS PAC-10 PICK. |
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|
416 |
| COLLEGE FOOTBALL: STREETS TO CLEATS : MCCARTER HAS CHANGED FROM `GANG-BANGER' TO GANG TACKLER. |
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|
973 |
| COUNTRYWIDE CREDIT EXPLORES EXPANDING STOCK. |
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|
329 |
| CRITICS' PICKS : TELEVISION. |
|
|
1233 |
| DAVIS EXHORTS BUSINESS TO INVEST IN EDUCATION. |
|
|
369 |
| DAY IN SPORTS: CRESCENTA VALLEY SUSPENDS NINE FOOTBALL PLAYERS. |
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|
471 |
| DEMOCRAT WOOING FARM VOTES FROM GALLEGLY; ATTORNEY HOPES TO RUN FOR CONGRESS IN 2000. |
|
|
304 |
| DOLE HURT BY BANANA SALES DIP; GROWER CUTS COSTS, TIGHTENS OPERATION. |
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|
516 |
| EDITORIAL : JOIN THE FRAY. |
|
Editorial |
342 |
| EDITORIAL : RICH RETIREMENTS. |
|
Editorial |
614 |
| EVERYBODY GETS BURNED; TOBACCO-MEDIA WAR RAGES IN `THE INSIDER'. |
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|
1839 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL DEBUTS. |
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|
547 |
| FIRST LOOK: CSUN BASEBALL TO JOIN BIG WEST FOR 2001 SEASON. |
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|
689 |
| FOOTHILL LEAGUE: CANYON SWEEPS RACES. |
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|
407 |
| FORGET THE PIZZA: CHAPARRAL DELIVERS; MAINSTREAM DINING WITH A WILD ASSORTMENT OF ODDBALL VEGGIES MAKE TOPANGA EATERY A WINNER. |
|
Restaurant Review |
881 |
| FOUR FINALISTS PICKED FOR TOP JOB AT CSUN; PRAISE, DISMAY GREET SELECTIONS. |
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|
702 |
| FOX HOPES TO HOOK SOME VIEWERS. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
1554 |
| GRUESOME `BONE COLLECTOR' PILES ON THE MOVIE CLICHES. |
|
Movie Review |
491 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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|
337 |
| IS THERE A HOME-HORSE ADVANTAGE? BET ON IT. |
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|
1084 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : FIND OUT `WHAT'S UP, DOC?'. |
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|
543 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: SECOND UNIT PROVES TO BE SUB-THING ELSE. |
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|
567 |
| LANCASTER AWAITS FOE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES. |
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|
147 |
| LATINO ACTIVISTS KEEP EYE ON VALLEY POWER. |
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|
528 |
| LEADERS HOPE TO UNITE BREAKUP PROPONENTS. |
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|
491 |
| LEND A HAND AT HOME; L.A. ATHLETES ALREADY HELP OUT. |
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|
231 |
| LOYAL LINEMAN; STEVE NEVAREZ IS A CLASSY KID WHO ALSO HAS BIG-TIME TALENT. |
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|
1267 |
| MALL BUYER BACKS OUT OF PROJECT; `FINANCING ISSUES' KILL DEAL. |
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|
403 |
| MARMONTE LEAGUE: T.O. WINS WHEN IT COUNTS MOST : BOYS TAKE THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE; WESTLAKE GIRLS LEAGUE CHAMPS. |
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|
527 |
| MCKEON COMES DOWN ON SUNSHINE DUMP. |
|
|
252 |
| MILK PRICES ON HOLD; CALIFORNIA PRICING SYSTEM TO REMAIN UNCHANGED. |
|
|
470 |
| MOVIE MAKERS RETURNING TO CORRIGANVILLE. |
|
|
561 |
| NEW WAY TO LEARN; PUPILS MASTER BASICS OF COMIC BOOK ART. |
|
|
387 |
| NEWS LITE : ROSIE GIVES TREATS, BUT ADULTS TRICKED. |
|
|
802 |
| NO RELIEF IN SIGHT; MALL PROXIMITY MAY STALL FREEWAY PROJECT. |
|
|
686 |
| NOBODY KNOWS ABOUT THE NOSE. |
|
|
769 |
| OTIS CHANDLER ATTACKS NEW TIMES POLICIES. |
|
Editorial |
827 |
| PCH CLOSURE EXPECTED TO IMPACT FREEWAYS. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
449 |
| PLAYERS, COMMUNITY PITCH IN TO HELP BOOST VALENCIA HIGH'S BASEBALL PROGRAM. |
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|
649 |
| PREP FOOTBALL: WELCH HAS CONFLICTING FEELINGS : VALENCIA ASSISTANT TO FACE FORMER TEAM. |
|
|
618 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SHOW ME. |
|
Editorial |
1571 |
| RADAR DATA GIVE CONFUSING CLUES IN FLIGHT 990 CRASH. |
|
|
980 |
| REACHING FOR THE SMOKING GUN. |
|
Movie Review |
668 |
| RESTAURANT ROBBERIES LINKED; VALLEY HOLDUPS FRIGHTEN BUSINESS OWNERS. |
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|
762 |
| RIDGWAY DOES RARE LOCAL GIG; EX-VOODOO STAR BRINGS WIT, SARDONIC SOLO TUNES TO ROXY. |
|
|
708 |
| RIORDAN DECLARES FUTURE BRIGHTEST IN GENERATION. |
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|
285 |
| ROUNDUP: NEVERS' REPEAT PERFORMANCE PACES OAK PARK. |
|
|
327 |
| SC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: BIBBY: SEVENTH IS TOO LOW. |
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|
411 |
| SC NOTEBOOK: SOWARD HURTING, BUT WANTS ACTION. |
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|
552 |
| SCHOOL DISTRICT WEIGHS TEAM; ZACARIAS MIGHT STAY UNTIL THE END OF YEAR. |
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|
894 |
| SHARPS & FLATS : SAVAGE WANTS `AFFIRMATION'. |
|
|
363 |
| SKINHEAD FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER; KILLING IN ANTELOPE VALLEY WAS RACIALLY MOTIVATED, JURY FINDS. |
|
|
784 |
| SMOLINSKI REJUVENATED WITH KINGS. |
|
|
738 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
|
Sound Recording Review |
1012 |
| SOUTHERN SATISFACTION AT FOOD FOR THE SOUL. |
|
Restaurant Review |
727 |
| SPEEDMAN DENIES RUMORS THAT HE'S LEAVING `FELICITY'. |
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|
711 |
| STEALTH: PLAYING HOOKY : STEALTH RESTOVICH DELAYS NOTRE DAME FOR BASEBALL CAREER. |
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|
762 |
| TAXI COMPANIES SETTLE LAWSUIT; BLIND CUSTOMERS WITH GUIDE DOGS CLAIM DENIAL OF SERVICE. |
|
|
506 |
| TEEN MAY BE TRIED AS ADULT IN SLAYING. |
|
|
269 |
| TEEN SMOKERS HELP KEEP USE OF TOBACCO HIGH. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
534 |
| TIMES WILL INVESTIGATE CONTROVERSIAL PARTNERSHIP. |
|
|
442 |
| TODAY'S KEY GAMES : NO. 5 ST. FRANCIS (8-0, 1-0) AT NO. 3 NOTRE DAME (7-1, 1-0). |
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|
3109 |
| TONIGHT'S PREP FOOTBALL GAMES : BURROUGHS (2-6, 0-3) VS. SAUGUS (6-2, 2-1). |
|
|
387 |
| TONIGHT'S PREP FOOTBALL GAMES : QUARTZ HILL (1-2, 3-5) AT HIGHLAND (3-0, 5-3). |
|
|
609 |
| TONIGHT'S PREP FOOTBALL GAMES : SIMI VALLEY (1-3, 1-7) AT NO. 1 WESTLAKE (4-0, 7-1). |
|
|
310 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: FRESHMAN CLEARS HIS THROAT. |
|
|
509 |
| VALLEY ROARS TO LIFE; BIG-SALARY JOBS FUEL ECONOMIC RECOVERY. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
798 |
| VIDEO : DVDS ARE GOING TO WAR THIS WEEK. |
|
Video Recording Review |
710 |
| VOLLEYBALL: VALENCIA FINISHES PERFECT LEAGUE RUN : VALENCIA 3, SAUGUS 0. |
|
|
394 |
| WESTWOOD IS TWICE AS NICE THIS WEEKEND. |
|
|
683 |
| X-33 FUEL TANK DAMAGED IN TESTING. |
|
|
586 |
| YOUNGSTERS SURPRISED, SADDENED BY MEMORIAL; THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS VISIT VIETNAM VETERANS WALL. |
|
|
453 |
| ZACARIAS GETS A DEAL; WILL RETIRE IN JANUARY WITH FULL PAY FOR ANOTHER 18 MONTHS. |
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|
905 |
November 5, 1999
