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| [0] CLIPPERS DISCOVER A KING-SIZED CURE : CLIPPERS 98, SACRAMENTO 85. |
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646 |
| `FAST-TRACK' MASKS REAL ISSUEL; U.S. BUSINESSES AHEAD OF THE GOVERNMENT IN CREATING JOBS; FREE TRADE THE ONLY WAY TO KEEP IT UP. |
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760 |
| 200 DWP EMPLOYEES PROTEST PLAN FOR LAYOFFS. |
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354 |
| A DAY TO HORSE AROUND; RUB ELBOWS WITH THE CELEBS AS RACING'S BIG DAY ARRIVES. |
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1269 |
| A.V. ROUNDUP: PARACLETE WINS HIGH DESERT TITLE. |
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291 |
| AGOURA FILLS VOID : AGOURA 42, THOUSAND OAKS 14. |
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417 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : CARWASH TO HELP WITH MOM'S FUNERAL. |
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198 |
| AT LAST - CV HAS WIN OVER MUIR : CV 35, MUIR 28. |
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330 |
| AVC'S HESTER GRABS ATTENTION; SOPHOMORE RECEIVER PROVES A WORTHY TARGET AGAINST CHAFFEY. |
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627 |
| BAND BRIGADE TO STRUT ITS STUFF. |
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437 |
| BARGAINS : PRICES SET JEWELLERY CONNECTION APART. |
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669 |
| BASEBALL NOTES: LEYLAND TO STAY A MARLIN; ROTHSCHILD TO TAMPA. |
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392 |
| BEVY OF RUNNERS TO TRAVERSE TOWN; SANTA CLARITA HOSTING THIRD ANNUAL MARATHON. |
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566 |
| BILL COULD SPEED NEW COURTHOUSE; RUNNER PROPOSES END OF PRIORITY SYSTEM THAT BLOCKS CONSTRUCTION. |
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649 |
| BLAZE CLAIMS PALMDALE MOTHER'S PRIZED COLLECTIBLES. |
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521 |
| BRIEFLY : LIMO DRIVER IN RED WINGS CRASH GETS JAIL. |
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786 |
| BRIEFLY : SAN FERNANDO GETS NEW PUBLIC-USE TRAIL. |
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635 |
| BROWNS GET VEHICLES NICOLE WILLED TO THEM. |
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321 |
| BRYMER DENIES RACIAL PROBLEM. |
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273 |
| BUSINESS NOTES. |
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545 |
| BUSINESS OWNER-VOLUNTEER WINS '97 FERNANDO AWARD. |
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338 |
| CALLEGUAS WATER AGENCY CUTS DEAL WITH NEW ENERGY PROVIDER. |
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319 |
| CAN STANFORD RUN AGAINST USC LINE? |
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596 |
| CAPITAL HAILS PACOIMA CAMPUS; NATIONAL ACCLAIM UNDERLINES PROFILE OF CHARTER SCHOOLS. |
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1061 |
| CENTER AIDS WOMEN IN CANCER FIGHT; LOW-INCOME CLIENTS GIVEN FREE SCREENING. |
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590 |
| CHP BUYS FLEET OF BMW MOTORBIKES. |
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236 |
| CITY OFFER IS REJECTED IN PARKING CONTROVERSY. |
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155 |
| CITY SECTION: ECR HAS WRIGHT ANSWER. |
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921 |
| CITY TO DEVELOP STRATEGY FOR VAN NUYS; MISCIKOWSKI PUTS VALLEY CENTER'S REVIVAL ON COUNCIL AGENDA. |
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496 |
| CLINTON, GOP DELAY TRADE BILL VOTE AS SUPPORT FALLS SHORT. |
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687 |
| CLIPPERS DISCOVER A KING-SIZED CURE : CLIPPERS 98, SACRAMENTO 85. |
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681 |
| CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: DEHERE HAPPY HE'S A KING. |
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701 |
| CLU WOMEN BEGIN SECOND SEASON. |
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308 |
| COIN TOSS MAY DECIDE WINNER OF TRASH PACT. |
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283 |
| COLLEGE FOOTBALL: VALLEY HOPES TO GET BACK IN CONFERENCE RACE. |
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437 |
| COMPUTER UPGRADES TO ASSIST FOR VETERANS. |
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313 |
| CSUN CAN'T OVERLOOK ISU. |
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759 |
| CSUN PITCHING PROPOSAL TO BRING IN BIOTECH FIRMS. |
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722 |
| DE LA SALLE SETS WIN MARK. |
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60 |
| DISNEYLAND WORKER HURT IN MATTERHORN INCIDENT. |
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98 |
| EXOTIC WAYS TO LOSE YOUR MONEY. |
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460 |
| FALL BEAT : (UN)HAPPY HALLOWEEN. |
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554 |
| FENTON CARRIES BATON; FARGAS (104 YARDS) LIMITED, BUT NOTRE DAME ROCKS : NOTRE DAME 34, SERRA 9. |
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347 |
| FIGHT BACK : STOPPING INTERNET SCAMS. |
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231 |
| FLOWERS BATTLES SORE ANKLE. |
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354 |
| FROSH HESS RESCUES AILING THOUSAND OAKS. |
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472 |
| GAG ORDER SET IN ABUSE CASE. |
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247 |
| GARDENING : MORE THAN ONE REASON TO PLANT PUNGENT HORSERADISH. |
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655 |
| GLOBAL MARKET DECLINE PERSISTS; DOW ENDURES 101-POINT DROP. |
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834 |
| GRIEGO DIGS IN ON DEFENSE. |
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544 |
| HART CLINCHER IS UGLY : HART 38, BURROUGHS 6. |
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414 |
| HE'S THE SAME SHAQ; CENTER'S 17 POINTS LIFT LAKERS : LAKERS 99, NEW YORK 94. |
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653 |
| HE'S THE SAME SHAQ; CENTER'S 17 POINTS LIFT LAKERS : LAKERS 99, NEW YORK 94. |
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723 |
| HOT TIPS : VALLEY BOY GETS BRIEF EXPOSURE. |
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606 |
| ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS MAY GET GRACE TIME. |
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490 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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249 |
| JOBLESS RATE HITS 24-YEAR LOW MARK; ANALYSTS FEARING RETURN OF INFLATION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
885 |
| JUDGE OKS COUNTY TRIAL FOR FRAUD SUSPECT. |
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478 |
| KNEELING IN RESISTANCE; ALABAMA REGION IN UPHEAVAL OVER SCHOOL-PRAYER INJUNCTION. |
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702 |
| L.A. BEAT : ANGELS: HILL EXERCISES BUYOUT CLAUSE. |
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374 |
| L.A. MEET TO RETURN IN '98. |
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311 |
| L.A. WOMAN PUT ON FEDERAL COURT. |
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95 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: HARRIS THANKFUL FOR EARLY REST. |
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502 |
| LEAGUE LAUDS LANCASTER FOR REACHING OUT. |
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215 |
| LOCAL NOTES: VENTURA MEN'S PROGRAM SUSPENDED FOR SEASON. |
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239 |
| MARMONTE LEAGUE: ROYAL HOLDS OFF CAMARILLO RALLY. |
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274 |
| MARS MAPPER AEROBRAKING TO TRIM ORBIT. |
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257 |
| MASSIVE AMTRAK BAILOUT PASSES SENATE. |
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153 |
| MCGILLIS MAKES `THIRD TWIN' WORK. |
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Television Program Review |
519 |
| MERGER A FRED MEYER TWO-STEP JIG. |
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Statistical Data Included |
261 |
| MONTREAL VS. KINGS. |
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126 |
| MOORPARK WORRIED ABOUT SANTA MONICA - AND FLU BUG. |
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375 |
| MTA CUTS 79 PEOPLE, ELIMINATES EMPTY JOBS. |
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165 |
| NEWBURY PARK WINS WITH STUBBORN DEFENSE : NEWBURY PARK 20, WESTLAKE 7. |
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646 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS JFK JR.'S WIFE MAY BE IN A FAMILY WAY. |
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890 |
| NOTES: NINE LOCALS SELECTED FOR OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT SOCCER TEAM. |
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140 |
| OBITUARY : IRENE E. ANDERSON. |
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Obituary |
69 |
| OFFICIAL TO SURVEY RESIDENTS; OAK PARK ZIP CODE AT ISSUE. |
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152 |
| ORTHODOX CHURCH LEADER CALLS FOR UNITY FOR EARTH. |
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302 |
| PALMDALE-LAX RAIL LINK GATHERING STEAM. |
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594 |
| PRODUCTION RUSH DENIED BY TOY FACTORY OWNER AFTER BLAST. |
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452 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : OPPORTUNITIES, RISKS SEEN FOR VALLEY TRANSIT ZONE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
2141 |
| RACE IS ON FOR BIG PRIZE. |
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828 |
| RALPHS DEAL NOT A KILLER; SMALLER MARKETS EXPECTED TO KEEP UP COMPETITIVE PRESSURE. |
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1100 |
| RALPHS TO BE DOMINANT NAME IN MARKET. |
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Statistical Data Included |
572 |
| RETAIL SALES SEEPING; SHOPPERS GO ELSEWHERE WITHOUT KEY CITY MALL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
670 |
| ROLLING WITH THE PUNCHES. |
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1326 |
| SCHOOL BOARD LIMITING CRITICS OF PAY RAISE. |
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405 |
| SCOTT SCAMPERS OVER LANDSCAPE; PLAYING ON GRASS BETTER THAN CUTTING IT. |
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644 |
| SECOND SUBWAY TUNNEL EMERGES. |
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179 |
| SOUTHERN SECTION: CRESPI FINALLY WINS IN LEAGUE. |
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1299 |
| SUB QB MAKES PALMDALE PERK : PALMDALE 25, LITTLEROCK 14. |
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298 |
| SYLMAR'S BIG PLAYS STAVE OFF CANOGA PARK : SYLMAR 26, CANOGA PARK 18. |
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214 |
| T.O. SCHOOL ENJOYS BLUE RIBBON DAY. |
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367 |
| TAFT GETS A SCARE; CHANCELLORS COME UP SHORT : TAFT 35, CHATSWORTH 17. |
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419 |
| TEEN-AGE DIVA; GIRL LEADS SECRET LIFE AS OPERA STAR. |
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833 |
| THOSE WHO CERTAINLY CAN, AND DO; TEACHER ART ON DISPLAY. |
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285 |
| U.S.-IRAQI RHETORIC ESCALATES. |
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752 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: FULLBACK PRICE TRIES TO BE PATIENT 3RD STRINGER. |
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635 |
| UNABOMBER JUDGE OKS POSSIBLE DEATH PENALTY. |
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176 |
November 8, 1997
