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| [0] FOR STARTERS, RUSSELL GETS EXCITING WIN : DODGERS 5, FLORIDA 4. |
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581 |
| `HERO' SCENARIO RESONATES IN L.A. |
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267 |
| 7TH-GRADERS WILL GET SANE EDUCATION : GOAL IS TO REINFORCE EARLIER ANTI-DRUG MESSAGE IN JUNIOR HIGH. |
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692 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE AT ATLANTA : E-MAIL FROM ATLANTA COKE AND A SMILE JUST ISN'T THE STYLE OF THIS THIRSTY GUY. |
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576 |
| A.V. COLLEGE BAND TO STAGE FREE CONCERT. |
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745 |
| A.V. TRACK CLUB GAINING REPUTATION : THE MUCH-IMPROVED HEAT SENDING 12 TO AAU MEET. |
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677 |
| ACTORS DELIVER A SCOOP ON TABLOIDS IN NEW FILM. |
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697 |
| AGASSI CURBS TONGUE, MOVES INTO SEMIS. |
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696 |
| AMID TURMOIL, PLANNERS APPROVE DOS VIENTOS SUBDIVISION. |
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381 |
| ANGELS FALL APART AS FIELDER'S STOCK RISES : DETROIT 12, ANGELS 9. |
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398 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : FURTHER TESTS RUN ON INMATE WHO DIED. |
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251 |
| ANTI-TERROR PLAN BACKED. |
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391 |
| ARCHERY : HUISH BREEZES FROM AFAR. |
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428 |
| AREA ATHLETES : A TOUGH ROW FOR HARPER. |
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898 |
| BASEBALL : STRUGGLING LEE JOINS POWER TRIP U.S. CLEANUP MAN HITS FIRST HOMER. |
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676 |
| BASKETBALL : U.S. TAKES OUT ITS INSECURITY ON BRAZIL. |
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368 |
| BEHAVE WISELY AT COMPANY PICNIC. |
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117 |
| BERNSON PLAN IRKS REALTORS : AUTOMATIC SHUTOFF VALVES URGED ON ALL HOME SALES. |
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503 |
| BIZWATCHS : MARKETS. |
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590 |
| BLACK MAN ATTACKED IN HATE CRIME : DEPUTIES SEEKING `SKINHEAD TYPES'. |
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1025 |
| BRIEFLY : ACTOR DETAINED AT AIRPORT. |
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498 |
| BRIEFLY : GOALIE ROY SIGNS MULTI-YEAR DEAL. |
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766 |
| BURBANK ADVISER FIRED FOR SLUR : UTILITY ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER HAD BEEN OUSTED BEFORE. |
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398 |
| CALIFORNIA'S CREDIT RATING BOOSTED TO A+. |
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301 |
| CATCHER'S BACK ON WINNING TRACK. |
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491 |
| CELEBRATING THE INDIAN SPIRIT : LONG RUN RENEWS BONDS, BUILDS PRIDE. |
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622 |
| CHEERS, TEARS FOR LASORDA. |
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640 |
| CHRISTIAN COALITION CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY SUPPORTING GOP. |
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584 |
| CITY FUNDING RENEWED FOR ARTS CENTER : SIMI COUNCIL APPLAUDS COMMUNITY'S NEW `JEWEL'. |
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517 |
| CLAUDETTE COLBERT, MOVIE AND STAGE STAR, DIES AT 92. |
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Obituary |
1011 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : LEADERSHIP COURSE GRADUATES 1ST CLASS. |
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588 |
| CONSUMER CONFIDENCE CLIMBS : ECONOMIC INDEX HIT 6-YEAR HIGH IN JULY. |
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610 |
| DANCER'S WILD RIDE. |
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1348 |
| DEAL OK'D TO TURN SITE INTO PARK : 8 ACRES LEFT TO CITY WILL BE CO-DEVELOPED. |
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411 |
| DINGER PERSISTS TO WIN 40-LAP LATE-MODEL RACE. |
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341 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK : BUTLER PAYS VISIT TO TEAMMATES. |
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468 |
| DOLE OFFERS PRAISE, MORE CRITICISM FOR HOLLYWOOD. |
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720 |
| DRUNK DRIVER GETS 6 YEARS FOR CAUSING CRASH THAT HURT 6 : PLEA BARGAIN SURPRISES PROSECUTOR. |
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399 |
| EDITORIAL : EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION BROADCASTERS, WASHINGTON REACH ACCORD. BUT WHAT WILL KIDS THINK? |
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Editorial |
386 |
| EDITORIAL : SCHOOL PRAYER - AGAIN HOUSE REPUBLICANS ARE TINKERING NEEDLESSLY WITH THE FIRST AMENDMENT. |
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Editorial |
457 |
| EIGHT ALBUMS, SIX MARRIAGES AND TWO MONTHS IN JAIL. |
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509 |
| EX-COC ATHLETE FINDS JOY IN COACHING UP-AND-COMERS. |
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530 |
| EXTENDED RUNWAY PART OF PLAN TO PREPARE FOX FIELD FOR FUTURE. |
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583 |
| FCC GUIDELINES WOULD OPEN LOCAL PHONE MARKETS. |
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271 |
| FOCUS ON AREA ATHLETES. |
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110 |
| FOR STARTERS, RUSSELL GETS EXCITING WIN : DODGERS 5, FLORIDA 4. |
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580 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
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| GARCETTI TOPS $500,000 IN ELECTION FUND. |
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Statistical Data Included |
211 |
| GRADES HIGHER FOR CHILDREN WHO WATCH EDUCATIONAL TV. |
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Statistical Data Included |
317 |
| HOT RODDERS REV UP FOR CHARITY : CAR CLUB, EMERGENCY HELP ORGANIZATION NET AID FOR A.V. NEEDY. |
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402 |
| INEQUITY FOR WOMEN EXTENDS TO PENSIONS. |
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209 |
| INFINITI OPEN : DRAPER STICKS IT TO STICH AT INFINITI FRENCH OPEN FINALIST BESTED 6-3, 6-4. |
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538 |
| IT'S STILL A THRILL FOR DE LA RIVA : BUT IN HER THIRD OLYMPICS, SHE'S VICE PRESIDENT FOR U.S. PROGRAM. |
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597 |
| JET'S LANDING GEAR YIELDS CLEAR SIGN OF BOMB, OFFICIALS SAY. |
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585 |
| JETHAWKS BULLPEN FALTERS : MODESTO 9, JETHAWKS 8. |
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144 |
| L.A. OPENS DEVELOPMENT BANK. |
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338 |
| LEGION TEAM WELL-SEASONED FOR STATE PLAYOFFS. |
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545 |
| LOCAL NOTES : AREA GIRLS SEEK NATIONAL SOFTBALL TITLES. |
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315 |
| MCA SELLING GERMAN RIGHTS TO TV SHOWS, FILMS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
375 |
| MOTORIST CONVICTED IN DUI DEATH : WOMAN GUILTY OF 2ND-DEGREE MURDER. |
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631 |
| MURDER CHARGE REDUCED : WIFE PLEADS NO CONTEST IN SLAYING OF HUSBAND. |
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533 |
| NBC CAPTURES RECORD-SETTING OLYMPIC GOLD RATINGS. |
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326 |
| NEW IDEAS SOUGHT FOR OLD WORK CAMP : OLD WORK CAMP FACES DEMOLITION. |
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443 |
| NEWS & NOTES : HAGMAN'S PERSISTENCE PUTS `ORLEANS' SERIES BACK ON TRACK. |
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269 |
| NEWS LITE : GRANDPA WAS BUSY RUNNING THE STATE. |
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562 |
| NFL NOTES : RAMS CONTRACT GIVES PHILLIPS NO GUARANTEE. |
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423 |
| PARK PROJECT BEGINS : PLAN TO ESTABLISH ROAD, PARKING LOTS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
356 |
| PLAIN JANE : NOT A `CLUELESS' REMAKE OF AUSTEN, `EMMA' TACKLES CLASSIC STORY HEAD-ON. |
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1554 |
| POLICE ARREST BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT : `HUCK FINN BANDIT' LINKED TO 21 HEISTS. |
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359 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : NEW LIBRARY IS `TAJ MAHAL OF NORTH HILLS'. |
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Editorial |
1638 |
| RE-EVALUATING STATISTICS ON ABSENT PARENTS. |
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238 |
| ROSENBLOOM FINALLY HAS HIS DAY IN THE SUN : WITH THE WORLD WATCHING, ANNOUNCER HITS BIG TIME ON COVERAGE OF VOLLEYBALL. |
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816 |
| RUSSIAN SWIMMER ZHIVANEVSKAYA FAILS DRUG TEST. |
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320 |
| SECURITY GUARD MAY BE SUSPECT : `HERO' SPOTTED BOMB BEFORE OLYMPIC BLAST. |
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541 |
| SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT TO COLLECT EXTRA $70 IN CITY TOWING FEES, $78 IN COUNTY. |
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370 |
| SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : MOORPARK MAN ARRESTED IN D.C. |
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473 |
| SMART COURSE AIMS TO ZERO OUT GIRLS' MATH PHOBIA. |
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460 |
| SOFTENED WELFARE BILL GOES BACK TO CONGRESS. |
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437 |
| STRUG DECIDES TO FOLLOW THE MONEY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
68 |
| STUDENTS SUBJECTED TO HEAT : CALVERT SCHOOL COPING WITHOUT AIR CONDITIONING. |
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693 |
| STUDIO CITY COUPLE DIDN'T GIVE UP THE `GHOST'. |
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302 |
| STUDY OK'D ON DOUBLING RESERVE FORCE : INCREASE OF VOLUNTEERS COULD TRIM LAPD COSTS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
263 |
| SUMMER CAMP PAYS OFF IN SKILLS, SELF-ESTEEM. |
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525 |
| SUPERVISORS JOIN CCRI OPPOSITION. |
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750 |
| THREE CHEERS FOR CREAR : NEIGHBORS PROUD OF MEDALIST. |
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469 |
| TOUCHING DOWN FOR TOUCH-UP : SHUTTLE ARRIVES FOR IMPROVEMENTS ENDEAVOUR WORK EXPECTED TO EMPLOY 300 AT ROCKWELL UNIT IN PALMDALE. |
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372 |
| TRACK & FIELD : FREDERICKS TAKES AIM AT JOHNSON. |
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684 |
| TRANSIT RIDERSHIP RISES RAPIDLY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
384 |
| TUESDAY IN ATLANTA : TODAY`SBEST BETS. |
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163 |
| TUFFREE'S LAWYER OUTLINES DEFENSE : OPENING STATEMENT CITES CHAOS AND POLICE TACTICS AS FACTORS IN OFFICER'S DEATH. |
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718 |
| UP & COMING. |
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372 |
| VOLLEYBALL : U.S. WOMEN MATCH U.S. MEN: NO MEDALS. |
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469 |
| WEIGHTLIFTING : HENRY, `WORLD'S STRONGEST MAN' ISN'T EVEN CLOSE. |
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476 |
| WHAT THE DR. ORDERED : RICHARDSON RIPS A GOLDEN HOMER. |
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942 |
| WIND'S PAYMENT APPEALED : CITY CONTESTS CASE OF EX-LAPD OFFICER. |
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253 |
| WOMAN, 19, ARRESTED ON BIGAMY CHARGE. |
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338 |
| WRITERS GUILD GIVES CREDITS DENIED DURING BLACKLIST ERA. |
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800 |
July 31, 1996
