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| A WARD WINNING HOMER; UNDERDOG HOUSTON STARTS FAST : HOUSTON 6, ATLANTA 1. |
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897 |
| AIRPORT'S NEIGHBORS STUDY FLIERS. |
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338 |
| ALFONZO SMASHES ARIZONA; SECOND BASEMAN'S GRAND SLAM IN NINTH LIFTS METS : NEW YORK 8, ARIZONA 4. |
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876 |
| ALL THE RIGHT NOTES; STORY OF MOZART AND SALIERI IN `AMADEUS' STRIKES A CHORD WITH PLAY'S STARS. |
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1634 |
| AUDITIONS SCHEDULED TODAY FOR CHILDREN'S CHORAL PROGRAM. |
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267 |
| AVC BEAT: AVC EXPECTS CHALLENGE FROM STRUGGLING CHAFFEY. |
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703 |
| BEATTY FOR (JR. CLASS) PRESIDENT. |
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147 |
| BELMONT BUILDING FIRM GETS MORE TIME. |
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107 |
| BRIEFLY : 3 MEN BEING HELD IN WEEKEND SLAYING. |
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226 |
| BRIEFLY : FIREMEN FIND HIKER WITH 2 BROKEN LEGS. |
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277 |
| BRIEFLY : HOSPITAL CARD PARTY TO AID REFERRAL CLINIC. |
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234 |
| BRIEFLY : PANEL RECOMMENDS CONDO PROJECT. |
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283 |
| BUILDER LOSES BID FOR RETRIAL; JUDGE REJECTS PLAN FOR HIDDEN CREEK. |
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398 |
| BUSH SAYS GOP TOO MATERIALISTIC. |
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757 |
| CALTRANS PETITIONED TO OPEN UP CAR-POOL LANES. |
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368 |
| CHIEF JOB OFFER IN WORKS; CONTRACT LIKELY TO SATISFY VENTURA COUNTY APPLICANT. |
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492 |
| CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS GET NEW POLICY; PANELISTS TO REMAIN UNBIASED AT MEETINGS. |
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418 |
| CITY TO HONOR ITS HISTORY WITH PARADE AND CARNIVAL. |
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266 |
| CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: HAPPY WITH SMALL PACKAGES. |
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434 |
| CLU IN CENTURY CLUB? |
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225 |
| COC BEAT: NO GETTING PAST IT: COC COACH HAS FUN. |
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464 |
| COOK'S CORNER : SEEKING COMFORTING RECIPE FOR CREAMY BEEF LIKE MOM'S. |
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Recipe |
523 |
| COUNCIL PROPOSES TRUCK BAN ON STRETCH OF HWY. 118. |
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186 |
| CROSS COUNTRY: SMALL SCHOOLS FACE NEW ISSUES WITH COMPETITION : CIF RULES CREATING PROBLEMS. |
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761 |
| CROSS COUNTRY: YET ANOTHER TOUGH BREAK FOR PEDERSEN. |
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817 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: PREPARING FOR DANGERS OF DIN. |
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410 |
| CYCLING: BREAKING AWAY : 42-YEAR-OLD OSWELL LEADS THE MOUNTAIN-BIKE PACK. |
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895 |
| DINING BEAT : OKTOBERFEST USHERED IN. |
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511 |
| DISABLED TO GET NEW HOME-STYLE DIGS IN SAUGUS. |
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305 |
| DIVISION SERIES : AMERICAN LEAGUE. |
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308 |
| DRUG STORE WARS? WALGREEN PLANS 200 SOUTHLAND OUTLETS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1074 |
| EDITORIAL : NO GUNS FOR RANGERS; ARMING PARK OFFICERS IS NOT A GOOD IDEA, INCREASING POLICE PATROLS IS. |
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Editorial |
562 |
| EDITORIAL : WHERE THERE'S SMOKE . . . |
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Editorial |
383 |
| EDWARDS PROJECTS FUNDED; DEFENSE BILL PROVIDES PAY RAISE, OTHER INCENTIVES. |
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518 |
| ELKS SURPRISED BY '30S TIME CAPSULE. |
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738 |
| FED LETS RATES STAND. |
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389 |
| FLYAWAY WILL GET MORE ROOM TO SPREAD WINGS. |
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271 |
| GRADE NUMBERING SYSTEM CAUGHT BOARD BY SURPRISE. |
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794 |
| HAS BENOIT BENJAMIN REALLY CHANGED HIS TUNE? |
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Statistical Data Included |
1044 |
| HEY, CREAM PUFF; PROFITEROLES - AND THEIR LARGER COUSINS - DANCE RIGHT INTO A NIGHT OF FINE DINING. |
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Recipe |
3689 |
| HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL EXTRA : PLAY OF THE WEEK MARKHAM WINGS IT AGAIN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
2713 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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331 |
| JUDGE DROPS CHARGES IN TOT'S DEATH. |
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409 |
| K-SWISS STOCKS DIVE; LOW FORECAST PROMPTS 30% DROPOFF. |
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448 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: EARLY ROAD TRIP COULD PAY OFF. |
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618 |
| KOREAN VETS SPEAK OUT; ENEMY'S TACTIC OF LURKING AMONG REFUGEES MADE DETECTION HARD. |
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Editorial |
1008 |
| L.A. COUNTY INCREASES PAY FOR POLL WORKERS. |
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221 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK:FOR JACKSON'S LAKERS, IT'S BACK TO THE BASICS. |
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934 |
| LAUSD MAY SEIZE AMBASSADOR; HOTEL LONG SOUGHT FOR HIGH SCHOOL SITE. |
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418 |
| MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ROBBERY, CARJACKING OF MOORPARK COUPLE. |
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382 |
| MEDIAONE OFFICIALS WILL MEET WITH PUBLIC. |
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278 |
| METROLINK TO PURCHASE 28 NEW CARS. |
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121 |
| MOORPARK COUPLE HAS BAIL RETURNED. |
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164 |
| NECK PROBLEMS TIED TO SALON SINKS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
469 |
| NEWS LITE : ACCUSATIONS FLY IN DIVORCE OF GINGRICHES. |
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842 |
| NFL BID LOOKS BAD; RECOMMENDATION BY OWNERS DUE TODAY. |
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894 |
| NOTEBOOK: NEW OWNERS TELL PLANS. |
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533 |
| OFF TO THE RACES; JOCKEY SCHOOL TAKES STUDENTS FOR A RIDE. |
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671 |
| OFFICERS MAINTAIN ORDER AT CAR EVENT. |
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297 |
| OFFICIALS DECRY HIGH DEATH RATE CROSSING STREET. |
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Statistical Data Included |
603 |
| ON A HUNT FOR HAUNTINGS. |
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107 |
| ONE MAN'S GIANT-SIZE ANGUISH; NPR SEGMENT REVEALS STRUGGLE. |
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840 |
| PC USERS FORGO PRIME TIME TV. |
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377 |
| POPULAR PLAY PARKS TO CLOSE; CLUB DISNEY TO SHUT DOORS NEXT MONTH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1038 |
| PREP FOOTBALL: CARDINALS ARE LEARNING WHAT IT TAKES TO WIN : S.C. CHRISTIAN'S FORAY INTO VARSITY BALL IS A LEARNING - AND A WINNING - PROPOSITION. |
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823 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : TASTE OF BEATTY. |
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Editorial |
1556 |
| ROTARY DIALS UP BIG GIFT; $25,000 DONATED FOR SOUP KITCHEN. |
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402 |
| RUNNERS WIN SOME JEWELRY; GERRY GETS SECOND. |
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577 |
| SAFE PASSAGE; SIMI COUNCIL RETHINKS CLOSE OF CROSSWALK. |
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604 |
| SC NOTEBOOK: MORTON FEELS LESS MOROSE : TAILBACK INTENSIFIES FOCUS, HAS BETTER GAME AGAINST OREGON ST. |
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484 |
| SCI-FI FOR THE YOUNG, ALIENATED; FEELINGS OF BEING AN OUTSIDER PERMEATE TEEN-THEMED `ROSWELL'. |
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Television Program Review |
502 |
| SLUGGISH SYLMAR BEATS VAN NUYS : SYLMAR 3, VAN NUYS 0. |
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439 |
| STEVENSON ANNEXATION CONSIDERED. |
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528 |
| TEEN ARRESTED ON CHARGES OF STEALING SUV. |
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150 |
| TEEN CONFRONTS MOTHER'S KILLER; FORMER FAITH BAPTIST ATHLETE GETS 2 LIFE SENTENCES. |
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578 |
| THE DAY IN SPORTS: SHEARER PICKS UCLA GOLF. |
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381 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: RECOVERING BENNETT NOW IN RECEIVERSHIP. |
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568 |
| USHER WELCOMES STUDIOS' TALK ABOUT HIS OWN TV SERIES. |
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777 |
| WAL-MART TO OPEN, REMODEL STORES. |
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174 |
| WARNER THRIVES IN NEW ARENA. |
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376 |
| WATER POLO: WILL ROYAL TAKE CROWN? BOYS OPEN LEAGUE WITH PURPOSE. |
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675 |
| WEB SITE; PESTS POPULATE SOUTHLAND FOLLOWING EL NINO'S RAINS. |
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923 |
| WESTLAKE GETS ITS REVENGE; ROYAL DOWNED IN LEAGUE OPENER : WESTLAKE 3, ROYAL 1. |
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323 |
| WOMAN, 12-YEAR-OLD SUSPECTS IN CON CASE. |
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447 |
| WOMEN'S SOCCER: ON SECOND THOUGHT : EX-CANYON STAR GREEN DECIDED NOT TO QUIT SOCCER - GOOD MOVE. |
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642 |
| WORKER'S WALL; STAPLES CENTER HONORS THOSE WHO BUILT IT. |
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384 |
| WRONG-WAY DRIVER DIES IN COLLISION. |
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October 6, 1999
