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Author |
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| [0] CANADIENS SEE WHOLE NEW KINGS : KINGS 4, CANADIENS 1. |
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778 |
| `MAD DOG' LITTLE MORE THAN A RABID WASTE OF TIME. |
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Movie Review |
442 |
| `OLD LACE' A FIRST-RATE FARCE AT STAGE DOOR THEATER : THE FACTS. |
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Theater Review |
429 |
| `VITAL CENTER' SOUGHT IN REVAMPED CABINET. |
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901 |
| 2-CITY PANEL CLEARING WAY FOR ROAD OPENING. |
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403 |
| 700,000 FLEEING REFUGEES DISAPPEAR IN JUNGLE OF ZAIRE. |
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489 |
| AGOURA HILLS PUPILS FIND REWARDS OF READING, WRITING : CAMPUS TO HONOR KIDS IN AWARD CEREMONY. |
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426 |
| AGOURA'S DONAHUE STRIVES FOR PERFECTION. |
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861 |
| ANONYMOUS PAIR RETURNS BELL TO CHURCH IN SYLMAR. |
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327 |
| ANOTHER PINOT, ANOTHER TRIUMPH. |
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Restaurant Review |
1059 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : FASHION SHOW WILL AID MUSIC STUDENTS. |
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342 |
| ARMY ACCUSES PAIR OF RAPING FEMALE PRIVATES. |
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284 |
| ART / SNEAK PEEK : FOCUSING ON THE OTHER WILLIAM MORRIS. |
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524 |
| ARTIST TO SHOW HER TRUE COLORS AT EXHIBIT IN THOUSAND OAKS : THE FACTS. |
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911 |
| ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATS PICK LEADER : BUSTAMANTE UNANIMOUS CHOICE. |
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848 |
| BIZWATCH : MARKETS. |
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584 |
| BOXING NOTES : WAR OF WORDS TURNS `UGLY,' BUT HOLYFIELD SHAKES IT OFF. |
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339 |
| BRIEFLY : DEPUTY CHARGED IN MULTIPLE RAPES. |
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354 |
| BRIEFLY : IRWIN UP AND DOWN, BUT ON TOP. |
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730 |
| BURROUGHS FACES BIG GAME : HART TO PLAY SURPRISING CONTENDER. |
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537 |
| CAMARILLO'S NEXT TEST: T.O. : STRONG PASSING GAME, DEFENSE PUT SCORPIONS IN LINE FOR TITLE. |
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1127 |
| CANADIENS SEE WHOLE NEW KINGS : KINGS 4, CANADIENS 1. |
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718 |
| CHIEF, LAPD LEADERS APPLAUD REPORT ON COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS : SURVEY TO ASSESS POLICE SERVICE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
594 |
| CLASSICAL / SNEAK PEEK : FLAMENCO MORE THAN JUST GUITAR. |
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479 |
| CLIPPERS UP OFFER TO WILLIAMS : CLIPPERS VS. NEW YORK. |
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654 |
| COACHING BURNOUT AT 30? |
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707 |
| COLLINSES APPEAR ARIZONA-BOUND. |
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422 |
| COWBOYS NEED WIN TO SURVIVE. |
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438 |
| CROSS COUNTRY : CANYON WINS WITH FLESHMAN. |
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441 |
| D'AMATO WON'T REOPEN HEARINGS ON WHITEWATER. |
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392 |
| DEVELOPERS TO DONATE LAND TO TRACT : SCHOOL, PARK ADDED TO PLAN. |
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377 |
| DINING BEAT : BISTRO'S NEW BLOOD. |
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338 |
| DIRECT ROAD TO STARDOM FOR GIBSON. |
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575 |
| DREAMWORKS' STUDIO PLAN FALTERING. |
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819 |
| EASTIN SOUNDS WARNING : EDUCATOR: UNTRAINED FACE BLEAK PROSPECTS. |
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443 |
| EDITORIAL : CHALLENGING THE VOTERS CAMPAIGNS SHOULD END AT THE BALLOT BOX, NOT AT THE COURTHOUSE. |
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Editorial |
359 |
| EDITORIAL : LIFE'S BOUNDARIES. |
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Editorial |
136 |
| EDITORIAL : MR. PUBLIC SERVICE. |
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Editorial |
244 |
| ENVIRONMENTALISTS OK DEAL ON SUIT WITH CITY. |
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460 |
| EX-NEWSMAN CLAIMS DOCUMENT SHOWS NAVY MISSILE HIT TWA FLIGHT 800. |
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293 |
| EXHIBITION TO HELP OUT AREA STUDENTS : ARTISTS GROUP SEEKS TO RAISE FUNDING FOR SCHOLARSHIPS. |
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365 |
| FEW BASKETS, BUT GOAL REALIZED : TOP-RANKED WIDNEY HELPS TEACH HUSKIES MEANING OF SUCCESS. |
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525 |
| FOR PROJECTS AIMED AT EDUCATED GROWN-UPS, IT'S JAMES' TURN. |
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795 |
| FOR WANT OF A HORSE : AFTER TIRING OF THEIR ATTACKS ON POULTRYMEN, FURRIERS AND 4-H KIDS, ANIMAL ACTIVISTS HAVE TAKEN ON . . . MENOPAUSAL WOMEN. |
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Editorial |
905 |
| FORMER CANDIDATE'S LIFE RETURNS TO NORMALCY : LOSS TO MCKEON DOESN'T SOUR TRAUTMAN ON POLITICS. |
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866 |
| FRANK KURTZ, `SWOOSE' PILOT AND OLYMPIC DIVER, AT 85. |
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Obituary |
338 |
| FROSH-SOPH SPOTLIGHT. |
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96 |
| GETTING READY TO ROLL : STUDENT FILMMAKERS TO MAKE SERIES OF RACIAL-HARMONY SPOTS. |
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692 |
| GIFT LIMITS WILL HURT, COUNCIL MEMBERS SAY. |
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986 |
| GOSPEL SINGER AUDREY MIEIR, WROTE MORE THAN 1,000 SONGS. |
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Obituary |
260 |
| HAGMAN PULLING FOR DOWNEY IN DRUG REHAB PROGRAM : FROM THE INSIDE LOOKING OUT. |
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708 |
| HARRICK RECEIVES A SURPRISE VISIT : TEAM CHEERS UP FIRED COACH. |
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522 |
| HE FINDS PEACE BACK ON FIELD : CSUN'S WILSON SURVIVES ORDEAL. |
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758 |
| HOT SPOTS : SELVAGGIO IN VALLEY. |
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304 |
| IDAHO STATE COACH WILL BE AT THE HELM. |
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422 |
| INDEPENDENT PROBE URGED OF GULF WAR TOXIN CASES. |
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506 |
| JUDGE RULES RAP MOGUL MUST REMAIN JAILED. |
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647 |
| JURY SEES PHOTOS OF SIMPSON'S HANDS. |
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378 |
| KIDS / SNEAK PEEK : IF IT'S SOMETHING GROSS, SHE KNOWS ABOUT IT. |
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472 |
| LADY MUSTANGS SEEK REPLAY OF HOOPS SUCCESS. |
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439 |
| LAKERS SAY THEY JUST NEED TIME : LAKERS AT TORONTO. |
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657 |
| LANCASTER SCORES SOFTBALL TOURNEY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
223 |
| LIBRARY, FIRE OFFICIALS SOUND ALARM OVER PROP. 218 IMPACT. |
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724 |
| LIQUOR MAKERS END BROADCAST AD BAN. |
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347 |
| LOCAL COLLEGE BEAT : THE EYE OF THE TIGER. |
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1030 |
| LOCAL NOTES. |
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407 |
| LOCAL NOTES. |
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249 |
| MEDINA'S RETURN PROVIDES INSPIRATION. |
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676 |
| MONDALE STEPPING DOWN AS ENVOY TO JAPAN. |
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119 |
| MTV EXEC SAYS NEW MAKE-OVER LETS CREATIVE PEOPLE `GET WEIRD'. |
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146 |
| NASA LAUNCH STARTS HUNT FOR LIFE ON MARS : NASA BEGINS 10 YEARS OF STUDY ON RED PLANET. |
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780 |
| NEWS & NOTES : SPIELBERG DOING 1ST DREAMWORKS FILM. |
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389 |
| NEWS LITE : JFK JR. ON THE MUSEUM EXPERIENCE. |
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782 |
| NIGERIAN JET CARRYING 141 REPORTED MISSING. |
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248 |
| NIGHTMARE IN CENTRAL PARK : EMBODYING HOWARD'S WORST FEARS, `RANSOM' GRIPS AUDIENCE IN DIRECTOR'S SIGNATURE STYLE. |
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1327 |
| NO RESPECT : HOLYFIELD IS LOVED, BUT NOT AS A FIGHTER. |
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994 |
| NOTEBOOK : FEDERAL JURY RULES AGAINST MIAMI MASCOT. |
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293 |
| NOTES : ROZIER STILL HOSPITALIZED, BUT IMPROVED. |
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363 |
| OCTOBER SALES ENCOURAGING FOR RETAILERS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
452 |
| ODWALLA MAY TRY PASTEURIZING APPLE JUICE. |
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311 |
| PALMDALE SEEKS REVISIONS OF HOUSING PLAN. |
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413 |
| POP / SNEAK PEEK : ULCER BLAMED FOR DEATH OF BLUES HARP VIRTUOSO. |
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Obituary |
399 |
| PRETENTIOUS `FUNERAL' REFUSES TO REST IN PEACE. |
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Movie Review |
481 |
| PROFITS RISE 4% AT HSI : VALLEY-BASED HMO OUTSHINES UNITED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
308 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CHICK: SIGN CLEANUP WILL BE `BUSINESS FRIENDLY'. |
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Editorial |
1500 |
| REPORT ON SMOKING THREAT LAUDS CALIFORNIA PROGRESS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
456 |
| ROCKWELL'S SOIL-TEST PLAN NOT TRUSTED. |
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360 |
| ROUND 1 OF PAY-PER-VIEW FIGHT : STATION BREAK WHAT SMOKES. |
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1377 |
| SEC FILES FIRST SUIT ON NET STOCK FRAUD. |
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218 |
| SIGNS OF TROUBLE : CODE AUTHORITIES DEFEND CRACKDOWN IN CANOGA PARK. |
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564 |
| SIMI TO TAKE EDISON LAND FOR BRIDGE. |
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421 |
| SOUND CHECK : ROCK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
940 |
| STATE HOME SALES RISE 15.5% : LOWER PRICES, IMPROVING ECONOMY CREDITED FOR INCREASE IN 3RD QUARTER. |
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Statistical Data Included |
339 |
| SUPERINTENDENT LAUDS FENTON PUPILS AT EASE WITH VIP GUEST. |
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636 |
| SUPERSTITION? IT'S ROUTINE FOR CZERNEK. |
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488 |
| SURPRISING T.O., CAMARILLO TO VIE FOR MARMONTE LEAD. |
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473 |
| TARZANA COUPLE ABDUCTED : PAIR FREED AFTER JEWELRY STORE HEIST. |
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502 |
| THEATER / SNEAK PEEK : `SEARCH AND DESTROY' BACK ON L.A. LANDSCAPE. |
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414 |
| THEY'RE NOT SUPERSTITIOUS...BUT WHY TAKE A CHANCE? : CHANGING WAITRESSES, KEEPING RIDE-SHARE PARTNERS, LOOKING FOR LUCKY PENNIES JUST MIGHT HELP. |
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866 |
| TIERRA REJADA VALLEY TO GET 2 DRIVING RANGES. |
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386 |
November 8, 1996
