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| [0] FALLEN CLASSIC; IT'S A SLOPFEST, AS FLORIDA WINS. |
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999 |
| [0] KINGS DON'T GIVE THIS ONE ALL AWAY : KINGS 3, N.Y. ISLES 2. |
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693 |
| `SMART CROSSWALK' COMING WHERE MOM, GIRL WERE HIT. |
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353 |
| 3 DEAD IN PORTER RANCH; POLICE SAY TRAGEDY A MURDER-SUICIDE. |
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834 |
| A HOUSE WORTHY OF R-E-S-P-E-C-T. |
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354 |
| AILING AVC HOPES TO HEAL BY OPENER. |
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649 |
| AIR POLLUTION PANEL DELAYS REGULATIONS. |
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199 |
| AREA COMPANIES SMALL BUT MIGHTY; NO. 1 PANAVISION AMONG 5 ON FORBES LIST. |
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484 |
| BDE GETS NET DEAL FOR FILMS; COMPUSERVE TO PUT 3-D MOVIES ON SITE. |
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237 |
| BOY INJURED IN ANOTHER HIT-RUN. |
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649 |
| BOY INJURED IN HIT-RUN NEAR SCHOOL. |
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749 |
| BRIEFLY : BREATHING TROUBLES HOSPITALIZE ROBINSON. |
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453 |
| BRIEFLY : LATINO WORKERS FILE SUIT AGAINST LAFD. |
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914 |
| BRIEFLY : SAN FERNANDO DEALS WITH LIQUOR ISSUES. |
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139 |
| CAL LUTHERAN WASTED NO TIME IN WIN. |
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691 |
| CATS GET ROOM TO ROMP; AGOURA ANIMAL SHELTER GIVES KITTIES SPECIAL AREA TO HOLD SOME FELINE FUN. |
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545 |
| CITY PANEL ENDORSES SEX CLUB; HOLLYWOOD SITE GETS SET OF NEW RULES. |
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722 |
| COMMENTARY: THIS IS THE BEST THIS SPORT HAS TO OFFER? |
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593 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : GOSPEL NIGHT SHOW MOVED TO LIBRARY. |
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308 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: PUBLIC FORUM : ZEANAH BACKERS, FOES STATE THEIR POSITIONS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
1355 |
| CONGRESS ASKED TO MOVE FAST ON NEW DOLLAR COIN. |
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201 |
| COOK'S CORNER : FESTIVE RAINBOW CAKE PERFECT FOR WIDE SPECTRUM OF FUN OCCASIONS. |
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Recipe |
849 |
| COOKIE AND CANDY CALL. |
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Recipe |
162 |
| COUNCIL ENDORSES DOWNTOWN ARENA. |
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932 |
| COUNTY ADOPTS PLAN REVISING WELFARE. |
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348 |
| COUNTY GETS GO-AHEAD TO CLEAR RIVERBED DEBRIS. |
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449 |
| CSUN STUDENTS THREATEN TO WITHHOLD FUNDS. |
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654 |
| DEFENSE PLANS TO EXPLORE KACZYNSKI'S CHILDHOOD. |
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231 |
| DEFENSE WITNESSES TESTIFY ON WOMAN'S LIFE; HAUN JURY DELIBERATIONS SET TO START TODAY. |
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580 |
| DEPUTIES UNION, COUNTY OK CONTRACT WITH PAY INCREASES. |
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458 |
| DERAIL SECESSION? VALLEY ACTIVISTS BLAST PLAN TO HOLD QUICK VOTE. |
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592 |
| DUCKS HOLD OFF COYOTES. |
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374 |
| EARLY FAILURE OF TWO SITCOMS HASN'T CHANGED NBC STRATEGY. |
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360 |
| EDITORIAL : FIGHTING GOLIATH RENO TRIES TO TAKE A BITE OUT OF MICROSOFT. |
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Editorial |
342 |
| EDITORIAL : STICK TO THE PLAN; L.A. SCHOOL BOARD NEEDS TO FIX SCHOOLS AND FORGET IDEOLOGY. |
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Editorial |
431 |
| EXPRESS LANE : ON THE TABLE IN 30 MINUTES OR LESS. |
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Recipe |
744 |
| FALL HARVEST CELEBRATION; LOCAL COOK BRINGS FLAVOR AND COLOR TO AUTUMN. |
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Recipe |
4866 |
| FALLEN CLASSIC; IT'S A SLOPFEST, AS FLORIDA WINS. |
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915 |
| FEWER FILMS, BETTER QUALITY; AFI FEST DRIVEN BY ITS OWN VERSION OF CANNES-DO ATTITUDE. |
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974 |
| FOOTBALL BEAT : COACH AND MASCOT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
746 |
| FOR WHEEL ENJOYMENT, IT'S A `SK8 THANG'; NONPROFIT EVENT SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY AT PALMDALE SITE. |
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340 |
| GROUP CAMPAIGNS TO PROMOTE DANGER OF KIDS' DRUG, ALCOHOL USE. |
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480 |
| GUNMAN KILLS SELF IN POLICE STANDOFF. |
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303 |
| HARVARD-WESTLAKE TAKES MISSION LEAD. |
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471 |
| HAVE TROJANS FOUND THEIR FIRE?; ROBINSON'S NOW WORRIED ABOUT A TEAM LETDOWN. |
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863 |
| HIGH-MILEAGE, LOW-POLLUTION ELECTRIC CAR REPORTED CLOSER. |
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425 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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281 |
| INDEPENDENTLY MINDED POSEY LIVING IT UP IN `HOUSE OF YES'. |
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984 |
| JUDGE REJECTS CLASS CERTIFICATION IN LAB SUIT. |
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383 |
| JURY CONVICTS TRIO IN KILLING. |
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362 |
| KINGS DON'T GIVE THIS ONE ALL AWAY : KINGS 3, N.Y. ISLES 2. |
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708 |
| L.A. BEAT : UCLA LAVIN SIGNS 5-YEAR DEAL. |
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702 |
| LOCAL SOCCER BLOSSOMS; UCLA, USC REAP BENEFITS. |
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783 |
| MAN FEELS HEMMED IN; PROJECT'S HIGHER GROUND LEVEL FUELS INVENTOR'S SUIT. |
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419 |
| MAN, TEEN NAMED TO CRIME PANEL. |
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530 |
| MEMBER'S BID FOR LAPTOP PUTS SENATE IN TIZZY; COMPUTER USE SPARKS DEBATE. |
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373 |
| MGM GOING PUBLIC, OFFERING SHARE OF LION. |
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315 |
| MILLION WOMAN MARCH ATTENDANCE UNCERTAIN. |
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405 |
| MOORPARK MUST MOVE BACK TO MARMONTE LEAGUE. |
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358 |
| MOURNERS PRAISE DEEDS, WORDS OF MICHENER. |
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Obituary |
243 |
| NBA NOTES: CLIPPERS FINALLY EXHIBIT SIGNS OF LIFE. |
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626 |
| NBC AT TOP OF ITS GAME DESPITE LOW-RATED WORLD SERIES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
342 |
| NEWS LITE : SINGAPORE TAKES TOUGH TOILET TACK. |
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792 |
| NFL NOTES: THE SNAKE WILL LEAD THEM. |
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393 |
| NO BOX-OFFICE MIRACLE FOR DUCHOVNY'S `PLAYING GOD'. |
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819 |
| NOISE PLAN ENDORSED FOR VAN NUYS AIRPORT; LONGER CURFEW, LOUD-JET PHASEOUT PUSHED. |
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667 |
| NOTES : PRIDE WINS PAIR TO HOLD ONTO ITS LEAGUE LEAD. |
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213 |
| NOTES : SOFTBALL TEAM NOW LOOKING FOR GOOD PLAYERS TO GO ON RAMPAGE. |
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352 |
| NOTES: LOCAL HOOPS STAR CHOOSES ARIZONA. |
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356 |
| NUCLEAR PHYSICIST WILL HEAD FBI'S TROUBLED CRIME LAB. |
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146 |
| OBITUARIES : WILMA M. MALLAR. |
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Obituary |
130 |
| PHILLIPS PICKS UP THE PACE; HART FRESHMAN IS NO. 1 RUNNER. |
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836 |
| PIONEERS SETTING SIGHTS HIGH. |
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653 |
| PLASTICS FIRM OPENS LOCAL PLANT; VALENCIA WELCOMES RXI. |
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445 |
| POSTAL SERVICE SITE RETHOUGHT; MOVE COULD BENEFIT LANCASTER. |
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349 |
| PROJECT'S FOES, BUILDER TO MEET. |
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256 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : MANY SUV DRIVERS ALSO LACK GOOD MANNERS. |
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Editorial |
1508 |
| PUTTING DOWN L.A. ROOTS; IMMIGRANTS HELP POWER HOUSING TO '90S HIGH. |
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595 |
| QUARTZ HILL SETS '67 CLASS FETE. |
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353 |
| RADAR NEW TOOL ALONG RURAL ROAD. |
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315 |
| RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS : FATHER'S TRAGIC DEATH AT AGE 35 PROMPTS FRIENDS TO TAKE ACTION. |
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401 |
| REFORMS BACKED FOR IRS; WHITE HOUSE JOINS DRIVE TO HALT ABUSES. |
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524 |
| SCHOOL `CONTRACT' REVIVED; 7 CANDIDATES SIGN PACT BACKING CONSERVATIVE ISSUES. |
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1138 |
| SCHOOL PAY HIKES AT ISSUE; PANEL TO DECIDE ON PACT. |
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575 |
| SCHOOLS KICK OFF DRUG-FREE WEEK. |
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429 |
| SHAQ REINJURES ABDOMEN IN LAKERS LOSS TO NUGGETS. |
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113 |
| SHEFFIELD COMES THROUGH. |
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506 |
| SHOOTING RATTLES BURBANK TERMINAL. |
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290 |
| SIMI DISTRICT ON SEARCH FOR TEACHERS; KINDERGARTEN INSTRUCTORS NEEDED AS CLASS-SIZE REDUCTIONS ROLL ON. |
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387 |
| SO FAR CANYONS IS INJURY-FREE. |
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504 |
| SO, ST. LOUIS, HOW DO YOU LIKE YOUR RAMS? |
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870 |
| SPECTRUM CLUB INKS DEAL FOR T.O. SITE. |
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436 |
| STUDY: HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS LACK SCIENCE KNOWLEDGE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
369 |
| TASTY OFFER FOR KNOTT'S; CEDAR FAIR SEEKS TO BUY THEME PARK. |
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182 |
| TEAM PREVIEWS : UCLA: TRIP TO FINAL FOUR A TANGIBLE GOAL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1053 |
| TRADE GULF WIDENS; CHINA GAP HITS NEW HIGH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
429 |
| TRAIN KILLS GIRLS; MOM ARRESTED. |
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370 |
| TRISTAR PIC KICKS OFF AFI EVENT. |
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380 |
| TV'S GETTING HOT UNDER THE COLLAR; NETWORKS' REVIVAL OF RELIGIOUS-THEMED SHOWS HAS ACTORS PREACHING TO NIELSEN CONGREGATION. |
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1755 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: WALENDY IS PROUD TO BE TRUE FULLBACK. |
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576 |
| USC NOTEBOOK: TROJAN RECRUITING STAYS ON TRACK. |
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384 |
| VALLEY GANG KILLINGS ON RISE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
906 |
| VANDALS DEFILE GRAVES IN A.V.; TEN MARKERS OVERTURNED. |
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378 |
October 22, 1997
