Title  |
Author |
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| `EAT FAT' A THREE-COURSE FEAST OF CULTURAL SPOOF. |
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1047 |
| `SHOW BOAT' : GENRE'S FLAGSHIP PLIES CULTURE'S TURBULENT WATERS. |
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1979 |
| `SKUNK WORKS' GETS SHARE OF CONTRACT : 700 WILL BE HIRED TO BUILD JOINT STRIKE FIGHTER PROTOTYPE. |
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822 |
| 39 ENTRIES FOR FOREIGN-FILM ACADEMY AWARD. |
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334 |
| 4-H'ERS LEARN TO KNIT OLD-FASHIONED WAY. |
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688 |
| 6 ARRESTED IN SHOOTING. |
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211 |
| 60-SECOND INTERVIEW : STAR OF `3RD ROCK' DOES YODA STRETCH. |
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460 |
| A `CONQUERED' COMMUNITY. |
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847 |
| A GOOD BET IN LAS VEGAS COULD BE RACING'S SUCCESS. |
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413 |
| A MATURE MADONNA'S WELL-DONE `EVITA' : SINGER'S PASSION, AND SOME VOCAL TRAINING, HELP HER EXCEL IN WORLD OF LLOYD WEBBER. |
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Movie Review |
741 |
| A RE-ENCHANTING PROPOSITION : FAITH COMPATIBLE WITH THE FANTASTIC, MOORE ASSERTS. |
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836 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : RISING SUN, RISING BUCKS. |
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216 |
| ACTIVISTS PROD TEXACO. |
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455 |
| AEROSPACE IS THE KEY TO STATE'S PROSPERITY, NOT BUSES. |
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Editorial |
690 |
| AFRICAN-AMERICANS CROSS COLOR LINE : SUPPORT OF PROP. 209 DEMONSTRATES MANY BLACKS TIRING OF `HANDOUTS'. |
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776 |
| AFTER RECORD-BREAKING GAME, RAMS CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS. |
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731 |
| ALPINE INFIRMARIES : TAHOE HOSPITALS PREPARE FOR SKI SEASON. |
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659 |
| ARE ATHLETES NEAR THE LIMIT? : BREAKING TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS WILL BE RARE IN NEXT MILLENNIUM. |
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1853 |
| ARIZONA HAS GOOD TIME WITH BRUINS. |
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384 |
| ASAP GETAWAYS : STEP INTO HISTORY AT ROARING CAMP. |
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616 |
| BATTLE OF WITS : EL CAMINO HIGH WINS ACADEMIC DECATHLON SUPER QUIZ. |
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1062 |
| BAY AREA SCHOOLS ADOPT REFORMER'S INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION. |
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384 |
| BAY AREA SNAKE MAY SLITHER WAY INTO FEDERAL PROTECTION. |
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388 |
| BEHIND THE HOOP SCENES : IT'S NOT POINTS, BUT EFFORT THAT MATTERS TO JOYNER-KERSEE. |
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683 |
| BOB MAGNESS, MADE FORTUNE IN CABLE TV. |
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Obituary |
310 |
| BRIEFLY : FAMILY SUES OVER TEXAS PREP'S DEATH. |
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526 |
| BRITISH MUSEUMS RECALL ERA OF BOMBERS AND THE BLITZ. |
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1084 |
| BRUINS' BRAIN TRUST : WOODEN WILLING TO SHARE WISDOM AS HIS TORCH IS PASSED ON TO LAVIN. |
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1017 |
| BRUNELL HAS EYE OF THE JAGUAR. |
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605 |
| BUFFALO GOING TO DAWGS. |
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382 |
| BYE-BYE BOWL GAME FOR BRUINS : ARIZONA 35, UCLA 17. |
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1664 |
| CHARTER PANEL READY TO ROLL : PRESSURE'S ON FOR VALLEY GROUP. |
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2231 |
| CLINTON SHOWS WANING SUPPORT FOR RENO. |
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943 |
| CLINTON TAKES A BREAK BEFORE PACIFIC MISSION. |
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306 |
| COIN FLIP GIVES T.O. NO. 2 SPOT. |
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68 |
| COIN TOSS GIVES PALMDALE NO. 1 PLAYOFFS RANKING. |
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95 |
| COLLEGE FOOTBALL : CLU DEFEATS MENLO IN OFFENSIVE DISPLAY. |
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456 |
| COMMENTARY : WHATEVER THE GAME, SPORTSMANSHIP IS LOSING. |
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532 |
| COMMUNITY PARK KEEPS NATURAL FEEL. |
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499 |
| CONFERENCE AIRS `BRIGHT IDEAS' FOR A BETTER L.A. |
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566 |
| CONSERVATIVE SCHOOL TRUSTEES TOUT SUCCESSES : CHANGES FEWER THAN VOTERS HOPED, FEARED. |
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906 |
| CONTROVERSY SURROUNDS LAPD JURIST. |
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702 |
| CROSS COUNTRY : NEIPP POSTS BEST TIME HIGHLAND SENIOR PRIMED TO CHASE TITLE. |
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493 |
| CSUN SOARS TO 7-4 : FLOWERS' 5 TDS, 500 YARDS SPARK DECISIVE VICTORY CSUN 49, E. WASH. 27. |
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1404 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : IVELISE MARKOVITS. |
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590 |
| DECISION TO FIRE SUPERVISOR NOT FOR THE TROOPS. |
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785 |
| DELAY EXPECTED IN IMMIGRANT-BEATING CASE. |
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332 |
| DIAGNOSING MANAGED CARE : GROUP DRAFTING CRITERIA TO GAUGE HEALTH PROVIDERS. |
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1289 |
| DINING BEAT : GOODBYE, ALICE'S. |
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400 |
| DINING DEALS : MARGARITA MEETS EWING. |
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318 |
| DISCOVERY DISPUTES DINOSAUR-BIRD LINK. |
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602 |
| DOGS HAVE THEIR DAY AT FAMILY REUNION. |
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671 |
| DONOR VISIT TALLY RELEASED : INDONESIAN MET CLINTON 6 TIMES. |
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658 |
| DREAM TRIPPING : FARAWAY PLACES SPARK READERS' TRAVEL FANTASIES. |
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1599 |
| EDITORIAL : LOSING CONTROL CITY COUNCIL SHOULD RECONSIDER ITS SUPPORT FOR A CONSENT DECREE. |
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Editorial |
600 |
| EDITORIAL : NOW THAT'S THE SPIRIT. |
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Editorial |
190 |
| EXPERTS FORESEE GRIZZLIES, WOLVES IN UTAH. |
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1106 |
| EXPLOSION LEVELS RUSSIAN BUILDING; 13 FEARED DEAD. |
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310 |
| FARGAS GETS MORE FAMOUS, GAINS 329 YARDS : NOTRE DAME 42, HAR.-WEST. 0. |
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575 |
| FEEDING A NEED WITH GRACE. |
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1293 |
| FLOODING RICE FIELDS SUPPORTED : METHOD BRINGS BIRDS TO NORTHERN VALLEY. |
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562 |
| FROM SCHOOLYARD LEGEND TO KID ON THE RUN : RICHIE ADAMS, EX-UNLV STAR AND AN NBA PROSPECT, NOW HIDES OUT FROM DRUG DEALERS. |
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2239 |
| GOING `OFF-LINE' CULLS MENU OF CONTINUOUS CYBER SATIRE. |
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500 |
| GOING HOME : 10,000 REFUGEES PER HOUR FLOOD RWANDAN BORDER. |
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Statistical Data Included |
630 |
| GOLD DOESN'T EQUATE TO RICHES : FEW OLYMPIAN ENDORSEMENTS. |
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789 |
| GOLDEN HORN AWARD APPLAUDS DEVELOPER'S EFFORTS. |
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645 |
| GRBAC PLANNING MAJOR TURNABOUT FOR 'NINERS. |
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610 |
| HANDICAPPING MAYOR'S RACE : WITH HOWARD BERMAN'S DECISION TO NOT TO RUN, RIORDAN FACES EASY SAILING TO SECOND TERM IF HE CAN RECAPTURE BACKING FROM WEST SIDE, VALLEY VOTERS. |
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1303 |
| HISS, 92, JAILED IN COLD WAR SPY SCANDAL. |
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Obituary |
452 |
| IMAGINATIVE CATALOG, MERCHANDISE : DESCRIPTIONS OF PRODUCTS, `SEINFELD' KEY TO J. PETERMAN CO.'S SUCCESS. |
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980 |
| IN A STEW OVER ETIQUETTE OF SERVING, EATING ODD FARE. |
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655 |
| INDIANS WATCHING OUT FOR NO. 1 - THE TEAM. |
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295 |
| KERN COUNTY SUED OVER FATALITY. |
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494 |
| KINGS AT CHICAGO. |
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154 |
| LAKERS AT PHOENIX. |
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168 |
| LAND ON EUROPA? CLARKE'S BEEN THERE, DONE THAT. |
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358 |
| LETTERS : YOUNG IS SPITTING IMAGE OF A MAN IN THE DOGHOUSE. |
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313 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : IN SEARCH OF A VERY SCARY HORROR MOVIE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
505 |
| LIGHTS, CAMERA, GOTCHA! : STEALTH PHOTOGRAPHER ARRESTED AT WARNER BROS. |
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918 |
| LITTLE THINGS MAKE U.S. CITIZENSHIP MEANINGFUL. |
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1415 |
| LOCKHEED, BOEING TO VIE FOR JET PACT. |
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792 |
| LOPEZ LOOKS SHARP IN HOMECOMING, DECISIONS AVILA. |
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377 |
| LOTS OF GOLDEN OLDIES NOT IN TOP 50 : NBA IGNORES LEAGUE'S PIONEERS. |
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857 |
| LOW RATINGS HAVE NETWORKS SCRAMBLING FOR NIELSEN'S MUTE BUTTON. |
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Statistical Data Included |
786 |
| MEETING OF THE MINDS : SIMI HIGH WINS ACADEMIC MEET. |
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562 |
| MILWAUKEE AT CLIPPERS. |
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108 |
| MORE PASSENGERS USE LAX. |
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Statistical Data Included |
198 |
| MOTOR SPORTS : IT'S DEJA VU FOR LABONTE, ONLY BETTER 12 YEARS LATER. |
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651 |
| NASCAR DRIVERS ARE GOING GLOBAL. |
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401 |
| NEW COUNCIL MEMBER SETS GOALS. |
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886 |
| NEW COUNCILMAN WANTS TO BUILD BRIDGES. |
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262 |
| NEW MARKET OPENS IN OLD SACRAMENTO. |
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107 |
| NEWS LITE : ROCK 'N' ROLLERS PLUG IDEA FOR FANTASY CAMP. |
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705 |
| NEWS LITE : ROCK 'N' ROLLERS PLUG IDEA FOR FANTASY CAMP. |
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1123 |
| NOTEBOOK : RAIDERS DID MATH, BUT COULD JUST KICK THEMSELVES OVER 4-6 RECORD. |
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1040 |
| NOVEL APPROACH TO LITERARY FILMS. |
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Movie Review |
1413 |
| ON THE ROAD TO HONG KONG, BEWARE OF PRICE GOUGERS. |
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629 |
| ONCE-BOXY DAKOTA GETS NEW LOOK, NEW ALLURE : TEST DRIVE. |
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723 |
| OREGON BIAS RUMORS STUDIED : CALIFORNIANS SEEN IN UNFLATTERING LIGHT. |
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482 |
| PATRIOTS' YOUNG DBS ARE READY FOR ELWAY. |
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480 |
November 17, 1996
