Title  |
Author |
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| `INTO THIN AIR' CLIMBS WITH PARTY IN ITS TERRIFYING ASCENT OF EVEREST. |
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Television Program Review |
395 |
| `THIRST' QUENCHES CURIOSITY. |
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275 |
| A.V. BOY SCOUTS COME PREPARED; AWARENESS DAY IN LANCASTER HIGHLIGHTS SAFETY, SURVIVAL SKILLS. |
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370 |
| ACROSS THE BOARD : BIZ BYTES. |
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202 |
| ALL UNDER ONE ROOF; WELFARE-TO-WORK CENTERS HELP COMBINE NEEDED SERVICES. |
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1063 |
| ALTERNATIVE COLD TREATMENTS GAIN BELIEVERS. |
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1357 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: PUBLIC FORUM : VOTERS SEND `RESOUNDING' MESSAGE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
195 |
| ASSESSING INFAMY; APPRAISER SPECIALIZES IN PRICING TAINTED SITES. |
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749 |
| AUTHOR'S ODYSSEY FROM COMMUNIST TO CONSERVATIVE. |
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835 |
| BACK-TO-BACK WILLIS ON THE RISE; SHREWD FILM PICKS PUT HIM AT HIS PEAK. |
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1722 |
| BEFORE THE DUST SETTLES; PRODUCTION DESIGNER WORKS WITH COSTNER TO ACHIEVE POST-APOCALYPTIC LOOK FOR `POSTMAN'. |
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1409 |
| BIKERS TO REVEL FOR CAUSE. |
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216 |
| BOARDS EVOLVING AS SPORT CHANGES. |
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184 |
| BOOK DISHES DIRT ON KENNEDY WHITE HOUSE. |
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1434 |
| BRIEFLY : ADULT-LITERACY TUTORS SOUGHT IN THE VALLEY. |
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200 |
| BRIEFLY : BERRA WANTS LASORDA INDUCTION RETHOUGHT. |
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399 |
| BUILDING FASCINATION FUELED CAREER. |
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549 |
| BYRNE SECOND TRAINER TO WIN JUVENILE AND JUVENILE FILLIES. |
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515 |
| CAPITOL HILL WRAP-UP. |
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375 |
| CHARITY PLEADING POVERTY; UNITED WAY LOSING DONORS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1129 |
| CITY COUNCIL TO VOTE ON PLAN TO REMAKE, RENAME TAPO STREET. |
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307 |
| CITY WANTS SKATEBOARDING CURBED; ACTIVITY'S FANS SAY BUILDING A PARK COULD CUT CONFRONTATIONS. |
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1989 |
| CLASSIC VICTORY; SKIP AWAY HAS RECORD ROMP. |
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1018 |
| CLINTON FACES TEST WITH IRAQ. |
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922 |
| CLIP JOB IN STORE FOR CONVICTS; STATE'S INMATES TO LOSE BEARDS, LONG HAIR, HITLER MUSTACHES. |
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580 |
| COLLEGES IN CRISIS ON RACE CRITERIA; STANDARD TESTS WIDELY CRITICIZED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
1108 |
| CONEJO VALLEY: PUBLIC FORUM : WITH ELECTION OVER, IT'S TIME TO HEAL. |
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Letter to the Editor |
1099 |
| CONTRIVANCES OVERSHADOW `TWILIGHT'. |
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Movie Review |
549 |
| CRASH KILLS MIAMI MAN. |
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163 |
| CREEPS STEAL KID'S BIKE, NOT HIS SPIRIT; GOOD PEOPLE COME CALLING TO HELP OUT BOY. |
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734 |
| CRIME-NUTRITION LINK A HOT TOPIC; SYMPOSIUM TO BACK BETTER DIET AS METHOD TO REDUCE VIOLENCE. |
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833 |
| CSUN HOLDS OFF IDAHO STATE; POOR SECOND HALF ALMOST PROVES COSTLY. |
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727 |
| CSUN VS. IDAHO ST.: A CLOSER LOOK : NOTEBOOK TEAM MARKS WON'T ELUDE LINEBACKER. |
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Statistical Data Included |
521 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : VIRGINIA MINTON. |
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522 |
| DAREDEVILS ASSUME THEIR OWN LEGAL RISK. |
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444 |
| DAVIES COMMITTED TO A BETTER PALMDALE. |
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1094 |
| DECATHLETE STILL A HUMBLE HERO; SUCCESS STARTED IN TINY KINGSBURG FOR RAFER JOHNSON. |
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754 |
| DEFENSE IS THE BEST OFFENSE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
741 |
| DINING BEAT : WELLINGTON WAY STATION. |
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356 |
| DINING DEALS : A LITTLE MORE, SENOR. |
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281 |
| DOUBLE-TEAMING BUYERS; AS VALLEY'S HIGH-END REAL ESTATE DEMAND ACCELERATES, FIRMS ARE DISCOVERING PAIRING UP PAYS OFF. |
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1004 |
| EARLY CASES COULD HERALD EXTENDED RISK. |
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364 |
| EAST-WEST VALLEY RAIL LINE PROJECT GOING NOWHERE FAST. |
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1045 |
| EDITORIAL : GOVERNMENT'S COSTLY COBWEBS; L.A. COUNTY COULD SAVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS BY CLOSING UNNEEDED WAREHOUSES. |
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Editorial |
220 |
| EDITORIAL : THE WRECK OF THE MTA; TRANSIT AGENCY LEADERS ARE ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL, OR WORSE. |
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Editorial |
611 |
| EL NINO PROMISES BEST SKIING EVER IN THE WEST. |
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777 |
| EVIDENCE INDICATES STROKE RUNS IN THE FAMILY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
263 |
| EX-CONVICT URGES TEENS NOT TO FOLLOW IN HIS PATH. |
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521 |
| FANTASY GEEKS REALITY DEPRIVED; SOME ROTISSERIE OWNERS TURN HOBBY INTO SECOND JOB. |
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879 |
| FERRET-FRIENDLY FRUSTRATED IN CAPITOL DEMONSTRATION. |
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555 |
| FOREMAN'S `PEARLS FOR PIGS' PUSHES THEATER TO THE EDGE. |
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Theater Review |
455 |
| FOREST SERVICE SEMINAR BERATED; CONGRESSMAN SAYS MOTIVATIONAL ENCOUNTER IS WASTE OF MONEY. |
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633 |
| GETTING PERSONAL WITH EL NINO; HE'S WARM - AND A LITTLE BIT FUZZY, BUT PLEASE DON'T MAKE HIM ANGRY ... |
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1130 |
| GETTING REACQUAINTED; NEW FACES, RULES SURROUND SEASON. |
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884 |
| GIFT FROM PANHANDLER INSPIRES CHANGE IN OUTLOOK. |
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737 |
| GIVING THE LAST RIDES. |
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535 |
| GOING BROKE; THE MTA`S FINANCIAL CRISIS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
2507 |
| HEALTH FAIR FEATURES BIT OF ASIA. |
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381 |
| HELPING SANTA; ARTISANS CARVE NICHE, HELP KIDS. |
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425 |
| HOLYFIELD FINALLY SOLVES MOORER: 5 KNOCKDOWNS. |
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1085 |
| IMMIGRANTS SPUR PHONE-CARD PROFITS. |
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811 |
| IN SHORT TIME, NEHEMIAH LEFT MARK ON TRACK. |
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665 |
| INDIANA LOOKS TO REBOUND; PLAYERS ACCEPT BLAME FOR '96. |
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1247 |
| L.A. BRIEFS : 1 DEAD, 1 WOUNDED IN FREEWAY SHOOTING. |
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204 |
| LADY VOLS LOOK TO HOIST THIRD BANNER; NCAA'S BEST PLAYER RETURNS FOR TWO-TIME CHAMPS. |
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710 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: ON THE HEELS OF SHAQ'S GUT CHECK, ALL SEEMS WELL. |
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414 |
| LETTERS : LAKERS SHOULD MAKE THE TRADE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
366 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : CREDIBILITY IN DANGER OF GOING UP IN SMOKE. |
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Letter to the Editor |
552 |
| LIFE CHOICES DETERMINE HEALTH IN LATER YEARS. |
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495 |
| LOGGED ON: GETTING INTO THICK OF PCS; COMPANIES STRIVE TO THIN MONITORS. |
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833 |
| LONGTIME SPORTING GOODS STORE OWNER GONE FISHING; CANOGA PARK BUSINESS CLOSING AFTER 43 YEARS. |
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940 |
| MAGNIFICENT SEVEN'S ACTIONS DON'T ADD UP. |
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802 |
| MAN'S BODY, BIKE FOUND IN CANYON. |
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154 |
| MARATHON TRULY RUNS IN FAMILIES; PARENTS, KIDS TEAM UP FOR SANTA CLARITA RACE. |
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1433 |
| MOORPARK COLLEGE GROWING; OFFICIALS LOOK TO FUTURE AS NEW BUILDINGS RISE. |
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879 |
| MOORPARK RUNNERS FASHIONABLY EARLY; BANDANNAS PROVE INSIRATIONAL IN REGIONAL FINALS VICTORY. |
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501 |
| MOUNTIES SAIL TO VICTORY. |
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838 |
| MOURNERS GATHER AT SITE OF TOY FACTORY DISASTER. |
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461 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS ATTORNEY BAILEY ORDERED TO PAY UP. |
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1045 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS SPICE GIRLS CONTINUE QUEST OF EARTH. |
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719 |
| NEXT STOP FOR BOARD IS REFORM; MEMBERS AGREE CHANGES ARE NEEDED BUT DISAGREE ON PRIORITIES. |
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1341 |
| NO DEFENSE FOR CLIPPERS; KIDD, PHOENIX EXPOSE TEAM'S BIGGEST WEAKNESS : PHOENIX 123, CLIPPERS 105. |
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488 |
| NO SIGNS OF FATIGUE FOR CANADIENS; MONTREAL IS TOO QUICK FOR KINGS : MONTREAL 4, KINGS 1. |
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457 |
| ON THE MOVE : SKI PACKAGES AND BARGAINS SKIING VACATIONS DON'T HAVE TO COST ARM AND A LEG. |
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1775 |
| PARENTING : WHEN FATHERS AND MOTHERS DISAGREE ON RULES. |
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631 |
| PARK DECLINES SIMPSON FAME; MAKING MONEY OFF SLAYINGS `DISGUSTING,' LIMO DRIVER SAYS. |
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831 |
| PIERCE NEARLY ENDS LOSS STREAK : S. BARBARA 42, PIERCE 33. |
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286 |
| PLANT 42 GEARS UP FOR SHUTTLE JOB; ATLANTIS TO ARRIVE FOR MODIFICATIONS, UPGRADE. |
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480 |
| PRESIDENT SPEAKS TO GAY GROUP. |
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685 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : VALLEY COLLEGE DISTRICT PROPOSAL MERITS STUDY. |
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Editorial |
1571 |
| QUITTING SMOKING MAY REDUCE ANXIETY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
184 |
| RESCUERS FIGHT DEATH IN DESERT; GROUP SEARCHES WILD TERRAIN. |
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540 |
| RETAIL PRICE RULING A VICTORY FOR BOTH CONSUMERS, MAKERS; DECISION WILL ONLY HURT THOSE SELLERS WHO WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF REST. |
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660 |
| ROCKET LAUNCH ILLUMINATES NIGHT SKY. |
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194 |
| ROUNDUP: ELMHURST RALLIES FROM LAST TO WIN THRILLING SPRINT. |
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558 |
| SANTA CLARITA: PUBLIC FORUM : DRUG TESTS NEEDED FOR HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES. |
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Letter to the Editor |
1091 |
| SELANNE EXTENDS GOAL STREAK TO 10. |
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188 |
| SIGEL DIGS CSUN VICTORY : CSUN 3, MONT. ST. 0. |
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343 |
| SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : SPEED-LIMIT CONCERNS PROMPT POLICE ACTION. |
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80 |
| SIR CHUCKSTER IS ONLY HUMAN - AND HONEST. |
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1546 |
November 9, 1997
