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| [0] DODGERS' POWER RUNS DEEP : DODGERS 9, ST. LOUIS 5. |
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801 |
| `BLADE RUNNER,' FABULOUS FLOP. |
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327 |
| `O.J. II': TRIAL PLAYERS NEW, BUT NOT THE ISSUE. |
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1272 |
| `WHIZ KID' GIVES BACK TO ALMA MATER. |
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622 |
| 23 SELLERS COMPETE TO SUPPLY TEXTBOOKS : SCHOOL MATERIALS GET HIGH-TECH TWIST. |
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423 |
| A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : DON'T INFRINGE ON THIS FACE. |
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104 |
| ADS IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING : FROM BEER TO CARS: PRODUCT PLACEMENT IN MOVIES AND TV ENRICHES ARTISTIC, CORPORATE PARTNERS AND SPAWNS NEW INDUSTRY. |
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1431 |
| AMERICA UNDERDOG FOR SOLHEIM CUP. |
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692 |
| AMERICAN WAGES CAMPAIGN TO SAVE JAPANESE CULTURE. |
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910 |
| APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS DECISION IN LITTON CASE. |
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284 |
| APPIER BEATS ANGELS WITH SUBPAR STUFF : KANSAS CITY 8, ANGELS 5. |
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320 |
| ASAP GETAWAYS : IT'S APPLE PICKIN' TIME IN JULIAN. |
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594 |
| AT CBS, ABC, SHOWS LOOK BACK TO THE FUTURE. |
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1890 |
| BE A TV CRITIC! |
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313 |
| BELLE IS A MYSTERY TO SPIKE LEE. |
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604 |
| BEMIDJI HOME TO BUNYAN, BABE. |
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757 |
| BIBI BESCH, APPEARED IN TV ROLES. |
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Obituary |
268 |
| BLUNT SAVES VALLEY : MONARCHS STAGE BIG RALLY IN OPENER VALLEY 35, WEST L.A. 34. |
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589 |
| BRIEFLY : LUYENDYK WINS POLE IN INAUGURAL LAS VEGAS RACE. |
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410 |
| BUSINESS TRAVELERS CURTAIL THEIR TRIPS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
142 |
| CALIFORNIA NOT SO GOLDEN FOR BOB DOLE. |
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660 |
| CAMPAIGN DROPS SONG TO AVERT SUIT. |
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152 |
| CAMPBELL IS MAKING HIS POINT IN THE SPORT OF JOUSTING. |
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1287 |
| CAN GIANTS DRAW ENOUGH FOR NEW STADIUM? |
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Statistical Data Included |
675 |
| CANCER CARE CENTER HOPES TO EXPAND : NEW 11,000-FOOT RADIATION UNIT PROPOSED AT WESTLAKE HOSPITAL. |
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528 |
| CHARLES NORMAN, PROLIFIC POET. |
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Obituary |
411 |
| CIGAR RUNS BACK TO WINNER'S CIRCLE. |
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529 |
| CLINTON DEFENDS MISSILE STRIKES : PRESIDENT SAYS U.S. INTEREST IN GULF IS `CLEAR'. |
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1048 |
| CLINTON HAS LEVERAGE OVER DOLE IN DEBATE ON DEBATES : SERIES OF FACEOFFS CLEARLY STANDS TO BENEFIT THE GOP NOMINEE MORE THAN THE PRESIDENT. BUT PEROT'S, OR EVEN NADER'S, INVOLVEMENT COULD HOLD SWAY. |
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787 |
| COLLEGE FOOTBALL : CAL LUTHERAN LOSES IN DEBUT FOR SQUIRES. |
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499 |
| CONDITION OF OFFICER IMPROVING : CASILLAS COULD GET OFF CRITICAL LIST SOON. |
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597 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : LIBRARY ISSUES CALL FOR READING TUTORS. |
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349 |
| CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: `THREE STRIKES' STRUCK OUT. |
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832 |
| CROSS COUNTRY : T.O. GIRLS, BOYS FINISH NEAR HEAD OF THE PACK. |
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314 |
| CROWDED FIELD MAKES IT HARD TO HAVE A HIT. |
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673 |
| CY YOUNG RUN OVER FOR MADDUX. |
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882 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : BOB CAINE. |
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394 |
| DEEPLY PERSONAL PORTRAITS, AND A BIT OF SCORE SETTLING. |
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1121 |
| DINING BEAT : FOR LOVE OF KIBBEH. |
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345 |
| DINING DEALS : BYZANTINE BUY. |
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351 |
| DISASTER RELIEF DIRECTOR FINDS WORK FULFILLING. |
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690 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK : CALL ON TAG NOT FORGOTTEN, BUT GRIPES NOT SPOKEN ALOUD. |
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472 |
| DODGERS' POWER RUNS DEEP : DODGERS 9, ST. LOUIS 5. |
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796 |
| DOLE CAMPAIGN : SOME FEAR GOP TO GIVE UP ON STATE LIKE BUSH. |
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Statistical Data Included |
957 |
| DOMES SPUR CROSS-COUNTRY TREK. |
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611 |
| DRYING OUT : FED-UP ALUMNI FORM UC BERKELEY'S FIRST SUBSTANCE-FREE FRAT HOUSE. |
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740 |
| EDITORIAL : TAKING TEACHERS TO SCHOOL A NEW REPORT SAYS TOO MANY TEACHERS ARE UNQUALIFIED. |
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Editorial |
422 |
| EDITORIAL : WATCH THOSE PRIORITIES LOSS OF SUBWAY FUNDS MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO IMPACT BUS RIDERS. |
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Editorial |
340 |
| FALL ENTREES TO WHET VIEWING APPETITE. |
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1186 |
| FAMILY DOG SAVES TODDLER FROM POOL : PET KEEPS GIRL AFLOAT TILL HELP COMES. |
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590 |
| FAST-STARTING PACKERS HAVE HISTORY ON THEIR SIDE. |
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674 |
| FAUSTO KILLS 1, BREAKS UP OVER MEXICAN MAINLAND. |
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296 |
| FIRMS VIE TO PUT CARS IN STARRING ROLES. |
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356 |
| FLAP BETWEEN FREGOSI AND THOMAS WILL LEAD TO FIRINGS. |
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573 |
| FROM MOSQUES TO JUNGLES, MALAYSIA ENCHANTS VISITORS. |
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781 |
| GANGS' BATTLE ENDS IN SMILES : SOFTBALL COMPETITION HELPS KEEP TRUCE ALIVE. |
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480 |
| GIVEN SECOND CHANCE, THEY WALK TALL AGAIN. |
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619 |
| GOLF ROUNDUP : LEADER WOODS IMPRESSES FIORI. |
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501 |
| HE GIVES RADIO HOST A STERN LOOK. |
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775 |
| HIGH SCHOOL LEADER RECALLS HOMELESSNESS : HOMELESS TEENS LACK SERVICES. |
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598 |
| HISTORY OF OLD GHOST TOWNS IS `DYING' ACROSS AMERICA. |
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540 |
| HOMER'S ODYSSEY: GRIDIRON GOLD THREEFOLD. |
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981 |
| HOSPITAL PLEDGES 2-DAY STAYS : MATERNITY PATIENTS GET OPTION AFTER 24 HOURS. |
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653 |
| IN THE NEWS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
167 |
| INDIAN CENTER SET FOR PRESIDIO. |
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195 |
| IRON MAN BEDNARIK CALLS DEION A TWO-WAY STRETCH. |
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690 |
| IRVAN KNOWS THE FINISH LINE. |
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548 |
| IT SHOULD BE A HORSE RACE FOR ROOKIE OF THE YEAR. |
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1374 |
| IT'S PRIME TIME FOR TV'S YEARLY PREMIERES : MONDAY. |
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187 |
| JOHN PAUL II WILL UNDERGO SURGERY FOR INFLAMED APPENDIX. |
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288 |
| JOHNSON'S BACK SURGERY CONCERNS MARINERS : SOME WONDER IF OPERATION WILL WORK PROPERLY. |
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998 |
| JULIET PROWSE, 59, ACTRESS, DANCER IN 1960S TELEVISION, MOVIE ROLES. |
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Obituary |
612 |
| KANSAS GRADUATE STUDENT SNAGS CROWN AT MISS AMERICA PAGEANT. |
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464 |
| KEEPING WATCH OVER KIDS' VIEWING HABITS. |
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2057 |
| LABONTE IN GOOD SHAPE FOR TITLE. |
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745 |
| LANDFILL HOOKS UP WITH CATFISH FARMER FOR SOIL. |
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485 |
| LEARNING THE RIGHT MOVES : DANCERS STEP INTO IRISH WAY. |
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404 |
| LEARNING TO BE BOSS : YOUTHS MARKET CHRISTMAS CANDLES IN BUSINESS PROGRAM. |
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505 |
| LETTERS : DODGERS HAVE NL'S TOP ROOKIE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
324 |
| LIEBERMAN TALKS TO ABL ABOUT PLAYING IN NEW LEAGUE. |
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691 |
| LOCKHEED QUAGMIRE GROWS : CONTRACTOR WANTS PENTAGON TO PAY HUNK OF TOXIC CLEANUP TAB. |
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1459 |
| LOGGING TOWN ABUZZ OVER PLANS FOR MAJOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEST. |
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448 |
| LOTT SHOWS HE STILL CAN HIT 'EM HARD. |
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370 |
| MEDIOCRITY BESETTING MEDIOCRITY : IT'S THE SAME OLE, SAME OLE LOSING WAYS FOR THE NFL BASEMENT-DWELLERS. |
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1227 |
| MEXICAN'S DREAM COMING TRUE : MOORPARK COLLEGE STUDENT FORGOES RETURN HOME FOR BETTER FUTURE. |
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601 |
| MIGHTY DUCKS ARE LOOKING FOR MORE BULK FROM OLD FOES. |
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841 |
| MISSION TO THE RED PLANET : COST MAIN FACTOR FOR MARS TRIP. |
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874 |
| MOVE AIMS TO SAVE RARE ANTELOPE. |
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1257 |
| MURDER SUSPECT'S DEFENSE TO START : TUFFREE'S ATTORNEYS BLAME POLICE FOR DEADLY SHOOTOUT. |
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955 |
| MYSTICAL MACHU PICCHU : FABLED RUINS OF THE INCAS INSPIRE AWE - AND DISMAY. |
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1480 |
| NEW PROGRAM DIRECTS AID TO NEEDY FAMILIES : ANTI-GANG ORGANIZATION STEPS IN TO AID FAMILIES. |
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408 |
| NEW START FOR OLD BRUIN : FIEN HOPES TO REVIVE COLLEGE CAREER AT IDAHO. |
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599 |
| NEW, IMPROVED ESCORT RANKS NEAR TOP OF CLASS. |
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693 |
| NEWEST MORTON RUNS THE GAMUT. |
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667 |
| NEWS LITE : BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO. |
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840 |
| NEWS LITE : LUNA-TICKED MAN SUES ASTRONAUT. |
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709 |
| NFL CAP MAKING CLUBS DO STRANGE THINGS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
964 |
| NOMINEE ASSURES COALITION : DOLE VOWS TO END LATE-TERM ABORTIONS. |
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342 |
| OFFBEAT : HIT 'EM WHERE IT HURTS. |
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433 |
| OPEN SEASON ON NEW TV SHOWS : IT'S A GAMBLE IN PRIME TIME FOR NETWORKS. |
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1373 |
September 15, 1996
