Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'SKINS DOING IT WITHOUT DEFENSE. |
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541 |
| 'TIS THE SEASON TO BOYCOTT CHINESE GOODS. |
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704 |
| `BOGUS PARTS' PLAGUE AIRLINES : SUBSTANDARD COMPONENTS PUT PUBLIC AT RISK. |
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1314 |
| `KING RICHARD' FINDS POLITICAL ROAD FULL OF POTHOLES. |
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794 |
| `MAN OF LA MANCHA' TILTS TOO FAR. |
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Theater Review |
492 |
| `SAMSON' IS FREE SPIRIT BETRAYED BY LOVE : SAMSON AND DELILAH. |
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|
748 |
| `UNFORGETTABLE' SONGWRITER IRVING GORDON. |
|
Obituary |
229 |
| A MATTER OF HATE WITH THIS RIVALRY : CHIEFS RULE SERIES WITH RAIDERS. |
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|
658 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : SAN FRANCISCO SOIREE/SALUTE. |
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|
323 |
| ACTOR HELPS SAVE SANTA BARBARA BLUFF. |
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|
312 |
| ACURA CL AMONG ELEGANT VEHICLES FOR 1997 : TEST DRIVE. |
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|
665 |
| ALBRIGHT TO FACE THE UNFAMILIAR. |
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|
744 |
| ALLEN OFFERING AID TO CENTER FOR RAPE VICTIMS. |
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|
430 |
| ALLIE SHERMAN FEELS KOTITE'S PAIN. |
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|
779 |
| ALTERNATIVE USES EXPLORED FOR TOBACCO. |
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|
453 |
| AN OPTIMISTIC JONI MITCHELL : INFLUENTIAL SINGER-SONGWRITER BACK FROM HER '70S `DESCENT'. |
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|
1821 |
| ANALYSIS : FUTURE OF POLITICS AWAITS DAY IN COURT. |
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|
524 |
| ANGELA SINGS `MRS. CLAUS' : SHE'S MAKING THINGS RIGHT BACK IN HER OLD SUNDAY SLOT. |
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1121 |
| ARMED FORCES CONTINUE TO FACE CHALLENGES INTEGRATING WOMEN. |
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|
946 |
| ASAP GETAWAYS : ON LAND AND ON SEA, EUREKA CELEBRATES. |
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|
345 |
| BALANCING GRACE, GRIT : TEEN-AGER FORGETS ARTIFICIAL ARM AS SHE WHIRLS TO BALLET HONORS. |
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|
762 |
| BASEBALL STRIKES OUT ON TV. |
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|
453 |
| BASEBALL'S `BIG MAC' FATTENS UP EVEN MORE. |
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|
692 |
| BREAKUP BILL FINDS CITYWIDE SUPPORT : MCCLINTOCK VOWS TO REVIVE CRUSADE. |
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|
812 |
| BRIEFLY : COLLETTO JOINS IRISH. |
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|
579 |
| BRUINS COULD LEARN FROM THIS EXAMPLE. |
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|
409 |
| BUDGET TRAVEL IS SUBJECT OF WORKSHOPS. |
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|
69 |
| CAMARILLO REMOVES DOUBTS : CAMARILLO 47, WESTLAKE 13. |
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|
594 |
| CENTER STRUGGLES TO AID VISUALLY IMPAIRED. |
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|
920 |
| CHOOSE GIFTS FROM A WORLD OF TRAVEL NICETIES. |
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|
1265 |
| CLIPPERS CRUMBLE AGAIN AS KNICKS COME BACK : NEW YORK 89, CLIPPERS 80. |
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|
820 |
| COCHRAN MAKES A CHANGE : SIMPSON ATTORNEY HEADS TO NEW YORK FOR TV JOB. |
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|
1381 |
| COLLISION COURSE FOR ERRATIC TEAMS : CHARGERS, STEELERS TOUGH TO FIGURE. |
|
|
680 |
| CRICHTON TAKES ON PLANE BUILDERS AND AIR CRASHES. |
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|
1028 |
| CRONING: RESPECT FOR MIDDLE-AGE WHITE WOMEN. |
|
|
379 |
| CSUN BRASS URGED TO HURRY. |
|
|
546 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : RUEBEN ``RUBY'' GOTTLIEB. |
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|
504 |
| DECKING THE HALLS : TINSELED HOMES OPENED TO GUESTS. |
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|
596 |
| DINING BEAT : EXOTIC THAI GETS BETTER. |
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|
320 |
| DINING DEALS : IT'S POLISH AND SHINES. |
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|
331 |
| DISCORD CONTINUES ON T.O.'S COUNCIL : SQUABBLING MEMBERS UNABLE TO FIND COMPROMISE. |
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|
785 |
| DO YOU WANT YOUR CASH TO BE `GONE WITH THE WIND'? |
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|
444 |
| DROP IN OTTERS CONCERNS SCIENTISTS : RESEARCHERS UNSURE IF LOW COUNT IS TREND. |
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|
433 |
| DUNCAN GIVES IT THE OLD COLLEGE TRY. |
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|
674 |
| EDITORIAL : FROM WELFARE TO WORK A STATE PANEL OFFERS SOME USEFUL IDEAS ON CREATING JOBS FOR AID RECIPIENTS. |
|
Editorial |
553 |
| EDITORIAL : TV'S NEW GUIDE IF A SHOW IS TO BE RATED PG, PARENTS NEED TO KNOW WHY. |
|
Editorial |
240 |
| ELLROY'S PERSONAL `DARK PLACES' MARRED BY AN ODD DETACHMENT. |
|
|
810 |
| EXPERIMENT IN SURVIVAL : YOUNG CONDORS PERCHED ON POINT OF NO RETURN. |
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|
1747 |
| FAVRE GOES FOR TWO ON MVP : QB IN THREE-WAY RACE TO WIN AWARD. |
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|
676 |
| FIRST HER CURB WAS DELIBERATELY MISPAINTED; THEN SHE GOT THE BRUSHOFF : PERSISTENCE GETS WOMAN THE RIGHT NUMBER. |
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|
694 |
| FLYING THE UNFRIENDLY SKIES? : IN `AIRFRAME,' CRICHTON STAYS ABOVE THE CLOUDS. |
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|
1340 |
| FOCUSING ON A DREAM : MAN TO OPEN MARINE MAMMAL RESCUE. |
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|
1425 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
|
Correction Notice |
39 |
| GERMAN FILM SEEKS TO RETURN ZEPPELINS TO EUROPEN SKIES. |
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|
558 |
| HARRIMAN RECALLS UPS, DOWNS IN 3 YEARS AS ENVOY TO PARIS. |
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|
614 |
| HEISMAN CAN BE A JINX : COLLEGE FOOTBALL'S PRIZED AWARD ISN'T ALWAYS GUARANTEE OF PRO SUCCESS. |
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|
1078 |
| HELP OFFERED IN QUEST FOR COLLEGE AID. |
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|
459 |
| HIGHLAND IS SOUNDLY DEFEATED IN SEMIFINAL : AYALA 30, HIGHLAND 10. |
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|
367 |
| HILL PLAYS WELL, BUT WAVES FALL : PACIFIC 54, PEPPERDINE 52. |
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|
176 |
| HOMELESS IN THE VALLEY : SHORTAGE OF LOCAL SERVICES LEAVES FAMILIES, TEENS IN DIRE STRAITS. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
2459 |
| IN CHICO, THIS WEEK'S MAYOR IS . . . : SPLIT WITHIN COUNCIL PROMTS HAT DRAWING. |
|
|
295 |
| INDIANS FEAR NEWHALL RANCH DEVELOPMENT : CHUMASH SAY SACRED GROUND COULD BE IRREPARABLY DAMAGED. |
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|
752 |
| INTERNET COMES IN HANDY WHEN THWARTING CRACKDOWN ON PRESS. |
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|
256 |
| IT'S NO PASSING FANCY : JACKSON LAYS SIEGE TO ASSIST KING STOCKTON. |
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|
1539 |
| JUSTICES PLUNGE INTO THE INTERNET : SUPREME COURT WILL RULE ON INDECENCY. |
|
|
665 |
| KINGS SUPRISE THE AVALANCHE : KINGS 4, COLORADO 2. |
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|
743 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK : HARRIS EXPECTS CLOSING KICK. |
|
|
692 |
| LAPD WATCHDOG SPURS HARASSMENT DEBATE. |
|
|
1618 |
| LAWRASON READY FOR RETIREMENT : OUTGOING MOORPARK MAYOR HEADING NORTH. |
|
|
635 |
| LAYING RUBBER TO RETURN : GOODYEAR'S MEHL EMBRACES INDY JOB. |
|
|
583 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : BOGIE, BACALL AND A SO-CALLED HOLLYWOOD WITCH HUNT. |
|
Letter to the Editor |
474 |
| LIGHTED DISPLAYS CAST GLOW. |
|
|
581 |
| MAKING A HOLIDAY BUDGET LIST, CHECKING IT TWICE ... |
|
|
561 |
| MAN OF MANY TRADES BACK TO PAINTBRUSHES : MURAL ARTIST LEAVES CORPORATE WORLD TO BE HIS OWN BOSS. |
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|
555 |
| MAVERICKS TESTING CLEAMONS' METTLE. |
|
|
728 |
| MEGAPLEX MADNESS : THEATERS SET TREND IN NIGHTLIFE. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
1575 |
| MOORPARK IS CAUGHT IN WRONG END ZONE : CERRITOS 16, MOORPARK 14. |
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|
420 |
| MTA BUS ROUTES GET BOOST IN VALLEY : LINES AUGMENTED DURING RUSH HOUR. |
|
|
436 |
| MUSIC INDUSTRY TAKING BIG HIT AS PROFITS DROP : RECORD-STORE CHAINS AMONG THOSE SINGING BLUES. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
656 |
| MUSICIAN PLAYS FROM THE HEART : ADVERSITY HELPS MAN DISCOVER ARTISTIC PATH. |
|
|
749 |
| NATIVES SWARM TO THE RESCUE : AMERICAN INSECTS FILL IN FOR HONEYBEES. |
|
|
432 |
| NEWS LITE : REDFORD DELIVERS TRIBUTE. |
|
|
644 |
| NFL REMEMBERS ROZELLE'S LEGACY. |
|
|
1569 |
| NOTES : NEWMAN BACK IN THE (RACE-CAR) SADDLE AGAIN. |
|
|
980 |
| PENNSYLVANIA'S EPHRATA CLOISTER: ECHOES OF A SPARTAN LIFE. |
|
|
1013 |
| PLANT'S RAZING PROMPTS CONCERN : LOCKHEED NEIGHBORS CITE FIRM'S `LEGACY'. |
|
|
498 |
| PLAYING THE GAME OF HIS LIFE : LONGTIME L.A. HOOPS FIGURE WALT HAZZARD RECOVERS FROM STROKE. |
|
|
931 |
| PREP BASKETBALL : FOR BERUMEN AND SIMI VALLEY (4-0), YOUTH IS SERVED - WELL DONE. |
|
|
713 |
| PRICE PFISTER WOES ILLUSTRATE HIDDEN COST OF PRO-ENVIRONMENT LEGISLATION. |
|
|
718 |
| PRIDE IN ANCESTRY GIVES WOMAN ENERGY TO CARE : 58-YEAR-OLD NURSE ENJOYS BEING DEDICATED TO WORK, SEEING HER GRANDMOTHER. |
|
|
663 |
| PRINCETON OFFERED ESCAPE FROM SHADOW. |
|
|
998 |
| PROGRAM FIGHTS PRESCRIPTION FORGERY : COOPERATION MADE EASIER FOR PHARMACISTS, POLICE TO IDENTIFY FALSE DRUG ORDERS. |
|
|
551 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CONEJO EDUCATOR WINS PLAUDITS FOR 4TH TERM. |
|
Letter to the Editor |
440 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : PROTESTS OVER PROP. 209 SUSPENSION CONTINUE. |
|
Editorial |
1512 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SLUDGE DOCUMENT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. |
|
Letter to the Editor |
313 |
| PUPS MAKE A SPOTTY XMAS GIFT. |
|
|
471 |
| RAMS HAVE FOUND '90S A DECADE OF FUTILITY. |
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|
565 |
| REACH OUT, TOUCH SOMEONE WITH PERSONALIZED CARD. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
632 |
| REAGAN LIBRARY DUTIES ENDS ROUNDABOUT LINK FOR JELLY BEAN PROMOTER. |
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|
514 |
| RING IN NEW YEAR WITH GETAWAY PACKAGES. |
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|
690 |
December 8, 1996
