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| 'TIS THE SEASON FOR SOME ABOVE-PAR GIFT IDEAS : THIS WEEKEND'S EVENTS PGA TOUR-LPGA TOUR JCPENNEY CLASSIC. |
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1416 |
| `EASY' WRITER TRIES SCIENCE FICTION. |
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843 |
| 4TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY COOKS' MARKETPLACE. |
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2660 |
| A LA CARTE : L.A., ACCORDING TO ZAGAT. |
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603 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : NO KEDDING: JACKIE REVERES REEBOKS, LIKES NIKES, ADORES ADIDASES. |
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266 |
| AGENCIES TO OPEN WOMEN'S SHELTER. |
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385 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : MAN IN LANCASTER FOUND FATALLY SHOT. |
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258 |
| ARENA TALKS DEAL WITH LIABILITY ISSUES. |
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626 |
| ARTIST GAINS INSPIRATION FROM SPIRIT. |
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815 |
| ASU DESERVES NO. 1 SAY ROSE BOWL COACHES. |
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684 |
| AUTO FIRMS ENRICH STATE ECONOMY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
156 |
| BILL REKINDLES OBJECTIONS TO SECESSION VOTE. |
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1007 |
| BIZWATCH : MARKETS. |
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535 |
| BOOKS THAT ILLUMINATE MEANING OF HANUKKAH. |
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321 |
| BOUTROS-GHALI INDICATES HE WILL BOW OUT OF U.N. ELECTION. |
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450 |
| BOYS BASKETBALL : CHAMINADE SLIPS PAST NO. 5 HART. |
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666 |
| BRIEFLY : ANDRE CONTINUES GIANT 1996 COLLAPSE. |
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558 |
| BRIEFLY : MOTORIST CHARGED IN HIT-RUN FATALITY. |
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227 |
| BUTLER SIGNS, BUT... : INSPIRATIONAL DODGER MAY END UP RETIRING. |
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490 |
| CABINET SHUFFLE ON HOLD AS CLINTON SORTS OUT OPTIONS. |
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661 |
| CABLE RATE HIKE ANNOUNCED BY 2 AREA SERVERS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
258 |
| CARING FOR OUR PIECE OF THE AMERICAN DREAM : LEAF-BLOWER BAN MAY BE BLESSING IN DISGUISE. |
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813 |
| CHAMBER'S BOUTIQUE WILL BENEFIT NEEDY. |
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208 |
| CHP PURSUES DRIVER FOR 40 MILES. |
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268 |
| CITY WRITING PC POLICIES FOR WORKERS. |
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322 |
| CLINIC HEAD FACING FRAUD CHARGES. |
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502 |
| CLIPPERS AT A CROSSROADS : A ROAD TRIP BEGINNING TONIGHT AGAINST MICHAEL JORDAN AND THE BULLS COULD BE THE TURNING POINT IN THE YOUNG SEASON. |
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968 |
| COACHES' FRATERNITY: NO ONE IS BLACKBALLED : TOP 10. |
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1095 |
| COULD PAC-10 TOURNAMENT POSSIBLY BOUNCE BACK? |
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609 |
| CSUN LOSES LEADS, MATCH IN NCAA : KANSAS ST. 3, CSUN 1. |
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152 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK : BALDWIN LIKES CSUN BUT KEEPS HIS OPTIONS OPEN WOMEN'S HOOPS TEAM SAVORS VICTORY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
457 |
| DEVELOPER LOAN PLAN DEALT BLOW : COUNCIL STYMIES PACKAGE FOR VALLEY CITY HALL PROJECT. |
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311 |
| DIM VIEW OF TV RATINGS PLAN : V-CHIP PROPONENT SAYS PARENTS WILL LACK DETAILS. |
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806 |
| DORNAN CLAIMS SPUR FRAUD PROBE. |
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260 |
| EDITORIAL : CONSUMER PRICE INFLATOR FEDERAL COMMISSION CONFIRMS FLAWS IN THE CPI. BUT WILL TIMID POLITICIANS ACT? |
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Editorial |
388 |
| EDITORIAL : THE TORCH IS PASSED MCCLINTOCK CARRIES ON FIGHT FOR LOCAL SELF-DETERMINATION. |
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Editorial |
490 |
| ELECTRIC CARS ROLL OUT TODAY : CELEBRITIES AMONG FIRST TO LEASE VEHICLES. |
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539 |
| EX-POW EARNS MEDAL - 50 YEARS LATE : A CASUAL CONVERSATION LEADS TO A CITY-LED EFFORT TO WIN VETERAN HIS DUE RECOGNITION. |
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747 |
| FALCONS GET SET TO SOAR : SENIORS RETURN STRENGTH, SPEED TO GIRLS' TEAM. |
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1029 |
| FAMILY FEELS THE STRAIN : GUADALUPE CENTER REQUESTS CLOTHING, FOOD TO SERVE NEEDY. |
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496 |
| FIELD OF CONFLICT : DEBATE OVER THE DANGER OF POWER LINES NEAR HOMES WAS RECENTLY QUELLED BY SCIENTIFIC FINDINGS. YET, THE EMOTION-PACKED ISSUE PERSISTS. |
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Editorial |
678 |
| FLOAT LIKE A BUTTERFLY, OR SINK. |
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773 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
46 |
| FORMER HART ATHLETE FACING RAPE CHARGE. |
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756 |
| FROM THE MENORAH TO THE MANGER : THE HANUKKAH-CHRISTMAS HYBRID MARATHON MAKES EVERYONE HAPPY - ESPECIALLY THE KIDS. |
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1299 |
| GIRLS' BASKETBALL : CRESCENTA VALLEY KEEPS ON ROUTING NORTH HOLLYWOOD ALSO ADVANCES. |
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506 |
| GLENDALE IN ELECTION MODE : MAYORS, COUNCIL MEMBERS FACE CHALLENGES. |
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608 |
| GLITZ & GLITTER : 'TIS THE SEASON TO SHINE. |
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651 |
| GREEN, ORIGINAL `THE BIG NEWS' REPORTER, AT 80. |
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Obituary |
394 |
| HANUKKAH TO BEGIN : HOLIDAY CELEBRATES WIN IN BATTLE FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM. |
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506 |
| HART LOSS MAY MAKE TEAM TOUGHER. |
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687 |
| HAUTE HOLIDAY TIPS. |
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383 |
| HAWAII JUDGE PUTS HOLD ON GAY MARRIAGES. |
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303 |
| HOLIDAY SHOPPER'S SHUTTLE SCHEDULE : 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. |
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452 |
| HOLLYWOOD VETERANS ENJOY `FIRST WIVES' BOOST. |
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567 |
| HOUSEMATE'S SLAYING LABELED SELF-DEFENSE. |
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269 |
| HUGE GREAT WHITE SHARK GOT AWAY FROM THE SHARK. |
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608 |
| IF ONLY DOGS COULD READ... |
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Editorial |
516 |
| IMAX THEATER TO BE DEVELOPED AT TOWN CENTER : 12 OTHER SCREENS ALSO PLANNED. |
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631 |
| JAILED PAIR DENY KILLING MOTHER OF 2 : DALLY, HAUN ARRAIGNED. |
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419 |
| JUDGE DASHES HOPES OF CREDIT UNIONS. |
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359 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK : MAILMAN HAS SHAQ'S NUMBER. |
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Statistical Data Included |
459 |
| LAKERS ROCKED BY JAZZ : IT WAS WEDNESDAY, SO, YES, LAKERS LOST UTAH 101, LAKERS 75. |
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694 |
| LAPD CHIEF WON'T TAKE STAND IN SHOOTOUT TRIAL. |
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549 |
| LAZAR IS MAYOR, ZEANAH SNUBBED. |
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486 |
| LITTON'S QUARTERLY EARNINGS SOAR 9%. |
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313 |
| LOCAL NOTES. |
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382 |
| LOCAL NOTES. |
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610 |
| MALL PATROL : WHAT WAS DEMI'S SECRET? LIQUID BODY MAKEUP. |
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865 |
| MAN GETS 25 TO 50 YEARS IN `JENNY JONES' CASE. |
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138 |
| MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES. |
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298 |
| MEETING FETES WOMEN FLY-FISHERS : FLY FISHERS UNITE. |
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612 |
| MIGHTY DUCKS GET THIRD-STRAIGHT WIN : DUCKS 3, TAMPA BAY 1. |
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255 |
| MOORPARK TO LEASE SCHOOL BUNGALOWS. |
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636 |
| MTA POLICE MERGER INTO LAPD ADVANCES PUBLIC SAFETY. |
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Editorial |
763 |
| MTA'S TOP MAN RESIGNS : DREW CITES RED LINE CRITICISM FOR DECISION. |
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1286 |
| NASA TO TEST `LIFEBOAT' : PLAN WOULD OFFER SPACE STATION ESCAPE. |
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514 |
| NEW CONSTITUTION ENDS TRANSFORMATION OF S. AFRICA. |
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218 |
| NOTEBOOK : SYLMAR GIRLS SHARE 3-A PLAYER OF YEAR HONORS. |
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278 |
| NOTES : EAGLES, COLTS CONTEMPLATE SHORTCOMINGS. |
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501 |
| OUT LOOKS : TRUE TALE OF DARING SEA RESCUE. |
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678 |
| OUTPOST. |
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630 |
| PANEL OKS FUNDS TO RAZE HOMES : $174,000 WILL HELP STABILIZE HILLSIDE PROPERTIES IN TARZANA. |
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386 |
| PAY, TAXES TIED TO CPI : CHANGE IN CALCULATION WOULD PRODUCE MAJOR IMPACT. |
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Statistical Data Included |
840 |
| PENTAGON ADMITS SOME GULF WAR MILITARY CHEMICAL LOGS ARE LOST. |
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442 |
| PEOPLE : BACALL HOPES `COMEBACK' CONTINUES. |
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783 |
| PERSONNEL FIRM CONVICTED OF DEFRAUDING STATE FUND. |
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204 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : FOR EMPLOYEES, `THE AIR IS HEAVY' AT TEXACO. |
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Editorial |
1547 |
| READING, WRITING, REPTILES : STUDENTS GET LESSON ON LIZARDS. |
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578 |
| REALTORS' TIMING, SPIRIT PAYS OFF. |
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280 |
| RELAXING, WAITING FOR PHONE TO RING IS OK BY GEORGE. |
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769 |
| SCHOOL LEADERS FROWN ON FOODS COOKED AT HOME : HEPATITIS SCARE BRINGS UP ISSUE. |
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772 |
| SHARRON'S DECIDED SHE'S IRISH : T.O. SOFTBALL PLAYER TO TAKE NOTRE DAME OFFER. |
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659 |
| SHELTER WORKER DETAILS WOMAN'S CALL. |
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399 |
| SOLD-OUT TOYS STORY : PARENTS ACTING CHILDISH IN PURSUIT OF PRIZED ITEMS. |
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652 |
| TAKEOUT FARE EASES DINNER CRUNCH DURING HOLIDAY RUSH. |
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2248 |
| TAMPA BAY AT KINGS. |
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218 |
| THANKING THOSE WHO GIVE THEIR TIME : PARADE TO HONOR VOLUNTEERS. |
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304 |
| THE BUZZ. |
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439 |
| THE KARIYA FACTOR : WHEN HE'S ON THE ICE, DUCKS' OPPONENTS DUCK. |
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985 |
December 5, 1996
