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| `BULLSHOT' HITS FARCICAL TARGET STRAIGHT ON. |
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Theater Review |
467 |
| 2 HELD IN ATTEMPT TO SELL ANCIENT JEWELRY IN GREECE. |
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396 |
| A LA CARTE : PALATABLE PORTERHOUSES. |
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333 |
| A VINTAGE VANTAGE. |
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469 |
| A WALK IN THE CLOUDS; YOSEMITE OFFERS HIKERS MORE THAN JUST A VIEW. |
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939 |
| AGREEMENT WITH STATE WOULD PUT YOUTH SHELTER ON PROBATION. |
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563 |
| AL NOTES: INDIANS HOPE WRIGHT STUFF SNUFFS YANKEES. |
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884 |
| ANNEXATION PLAN WENDS WAY FORWARD; PANEL'S VOTE LIKELY TO OCCUR THIS MONTH. |
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444 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : MAN, 56, SENTENCED IN RACIAL HATE CRIME. |
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212 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: NOTES : HEAT TAKES PRIDE IN LAST-SECOND WIN. |
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354 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: OBITUARIES : ARTHUR RAYMOND LEAL. |
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Obituary |
156 |
| AUTUMN AURA PROMPTS PARTY; PALMDALE PREPARES FALL FESTIVAL. |
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411 |
| BARELY A BRUIN; ATKINS ALMOST LOST ACADEMIC ELIGIBILITY. |
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783 |
| BERNSON SHELVES TRANSIT PLAN; COUNCILMAN POSTPONES VOTE 30 DAYS OVER INTRA-VALLEY METROLINK SHUTTLE. |
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521 |
| BIG UNIT PROVES TO BE BIG BUST : BALTIMORE 9, SEATTLE 3. |
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660 |
| BORON PLANS FAMILY FUN IN 20 MULE TEAM DAYS. |
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323 |
| BRAVES WALK OVER ASTROS, HAMPTON : ATLANTA 13, HOUSTON 3. |
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429 |
| BRIEFLY : EX-NURSING HOME WORKER SPEAKS OUT. |
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438 |
| BRIEFLY : GARNETT GETS REPORTED $120-MILLION DEAL. |
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427 |
| CANCER QUILT BEGINS JOURNEY : WORK HONORS SURVIVORS. |
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517 |
| CAR HITS POLE, CUTS OFF POWER. |
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257 |
| CITY MAY CUT MEALS FOR ELDERLY; BUDGET CAN'T MEET GROWING DEMAND. |
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Statistical Data Included |
759 |
| CITY OFFICIALS SEEK TO REVOKE LIQUOR LICENSE OF TROUBLED BAR. |
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436 |
| CITY SETS BUSINESS REVIEW FEES. |
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Statistical Data Included |
378 |
| COLLEGE PLANS FUND-RAISER FOR SCHOOLS; POSTSEASON FOOTBALL GAME SET. |
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451 |
| COMMISSION CUTS SQUEEZE TRAVEL AGENTS; PRICES TO GO UP, SOME SAY. |
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492 |
| COOKE ESTATE SEEKS BUYER FOR DAILY NEWS. |
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545 |
| CSUN HASN'T BEEN ON THE DEFENSIVE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
846 |
| DEMOCRATS EVADED LIMIT ON SPENDING. |
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1026 |
| DUCKS TRY TO WING IT; SEASON OPENS WITHOUT KARIYA. |
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800 |
| EDITORIAL : BERNSON'S TRAIN DISASTER COUNCILMAN'S IDEA ENDANGERS REAL PROGRESS ON VALLEY TRANSIT. |
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Editorial |
519 |
| EDITORIAL : MAKE THE TOWN SPARKLE NEIGHBORS WILL CLEAN UP THE VALLEY ON SATURDAY. |
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Editorial |
307 |
| EVEN SNOW COULDN'T HALT EFFORTS; LONG YEARS PUT PARKS IN TOP SHAPE. |
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601 |
| EX-PROFESSORS SUE OVER CSU RETIREMENT. |
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414 |
| FACING UP TO HERNANDEZ : A MINIMUM STANDARD OF BEHAVIOR MUST APPLY TO ALL ELECTED OFFICIALS; WE DESERVE AS MUCH. |
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Editorial |
795 |
| FREEMAN ALREADY BEING TAPPED TO REPRISE HIS `KISS' ROLE. |
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812 |
| FROM THE FIELD: IF IT'S TIME FOR FIELD GOAL, TROJANS PUNT. |
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477 |
| GLENDALE GOES AFTER FENCES; RESIDENTS BEING CITED UNDER OBSCURE STATUTE. |
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526 |
| GLITCH LEAVES CABLE VIEWERS FLABBERGASTED; NEWS CHANNEL TURNS TO PORN. |
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277 |
| GOVERNOR SCHEDULES MEETING ON EL NINO. |
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200 |
| GOVERNOR SIGNS TAX BREAK TO SOUND OF SHOW TUNES. |
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424 |
| HAMAS LEADER'S RELEASE LINKED TO ASSASSINATION TRY IN JORDAN. |
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397 |
| HIGH SCHOOLS ADAPT FOR HOLIDAY; AREA CAMPUSES RESCHEDULE EVENTS SET FOR JEWISH YOM KIPPUR. |
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600 |
| HMO CARE LEVELS DIFFERENT AROUND U.S., STUDY SHOWS; PANEL SAYS LIVES COULD BE SAVED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
504 |
| HOLD THE AQUA-NET; TV FORECASTERS ATTEND CLIMATE CONFAB IN D.C. |
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399 |
| HURRICANES ARE GOING DEEP SOUTH. |
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1345 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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258 |
| JUDGES MAY AVOID BOMB CASE; RECUSALS POSSIBLE SINCE COURTHOUSE WAS PLOT TARGET. |
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425 |
| KIDS: SPOOK US BIG TIME IN HALLOWEEN CONTEST. |
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288 |
| KILLER OF ACCUSED MOLESTER SET FREE. |
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466 |
| KINDRED SPIRIT TO `MACBETH'. |
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592 |
| L.A. BEAT : CLIPPERS BARRY TO BE FREE AGENT. |
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291 |
| L.A. COUNTY'S ECONOMIC FUTURE REVOLVES AROUND UNIVERSAL STUDIOS. |
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Editorial |
603 |
| LADIN ON LOOKOUT FOR HIS FIRST TITLE. |
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616 |
| LAUSD LAWYER SAYS MANAGEMENT FIRM LIED ON DISCLOSURE FORM. |
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599 |
| LITTLEROCK AGAIN HITS EARLY SLUMP. |
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489 |
| LONGER AIRPORT CURFEW PUSHED. |
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281 |
| MADAME PANDIT EDGES RIVAL. |
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399 |
| MARINERS LOOK TO FUTURE. |
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541 |
| MARLINS GET THE BOUNCE; LAST SWING DOOMS GIANTS - AGAIN : FLORIDA 7, SAN FRAN. 6. |
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763 |
| MEXICO REFUSES TO RETURN CAPITAL MURDER SUSPECT TO U.S. |
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476 |
| MOORPARK WRESTLING IS ONE TO BEAT AGAIN; ONE OF THE STATE'S BEST TEAMS, THE RAIDERS ARE OFF TO A 5-0 START. |
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547 |
| MUSTANGS LOSE MOMENTUM. |
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452 |
| NASA MAKES CONTACT WITH PATHFINDER AFTER DAYS WITHOUT A PEEP FROM MARS. |
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374 |
| NELSON READIES FOR SENIOR DEBUT. |
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772 |
| NEWS LITE : ALBERT GETS `SHOCK JOCK' RADIO OFFER. |
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869 |
| NISHIYAMA IS BACK; STAR REGAINS FORM FOR MATADORS. |
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491 |
| NL NOTES: DOWN 0-2, ASTROS SPINNING OUT OF CONTROL. |
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449 |
| NOT TOO BAD FOR STARTERS; KINGS RALLY TO EARN TIE ON DREADED ROAD : KINGS 3, PITTSBURGH 3. |
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614 |
| NOTES : NORTHRIDGE IS RANKED FOR FIRST TIME IN I-AA. |
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132 |
| OFFICERS PURSUE PAIR TO DOWNEY. |
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457 |
| OFFICERS STOP DISTRESSED MAN DRIVING WRONG WAY ON FREEWAYS. |
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273 |
| OUTPOST. |
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766 |
| PARK AGENCIES PUT 5-STORY SCREEN ON WISH LIST FOR NEW VISITORS CENTER. |
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382 |
| PAULA JONES RETAINS NEW LAWYERS IN SUIT AGAINST CLINTON. |
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646 |
| PLUMBER UPSET AT DIRECTORY AD POLICY; MISSING-KIDS PHOTOS CALLED OUT OF PLACE. |
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442 |
| POLITICIANS PUSH CALTRANS FOR QUICK FIXES. |
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555 |
| PRESSURE MOUNTS FOR GORE IN FUND-RAISING CALL PROBE. |
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419 |
| PROPERTIES GOING ONCE . . . .; FORECLOSED HOUSES ON BLOCK. |
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554 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : APATHY PERMITS IRS TO ABUSE TAXPAYERS. |
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Editorial |
1560 |
| ROSH HASHANA BEGINS JEWISH CELEBRATION OF NEW YEAR, DAYS OF AWE. |
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318 |
| SANTA CLARITA: NOTES : PACOIMA BEATS CANYON COUNTRY. |
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447 |
| SIMI DAD KEEPING THE FAITH; MAN EN ROUTE TO WASHINGTON FOR NATIONAL RELIGIOUS RALLY. |
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781 |
| SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : REWARD AVAILABLE IN HIT-AND-ROB CRIME. |
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229 |
| SOME WORKERS AGREE TO TENTATIVE PAY PACT. |
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446 |
| STATE TREASURER MAKES PITCH FOR SENATE IN A.V. |
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320 |
| STUDY SAYS MORE WOMEN ADVANCING INTO BOARDROOMS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
341 |
| SUICIDE OF BRITISH TEEN PUTS BULLIES IN SPOTLIGHT. |
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396 |
| SUSPECT SAYS IT'S MISTAKEN IDENTITY. |
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608 |
| TEEN KILLS MOTHER, 2 STUDENTS IN MISSISSIPPI. |
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314 |
| THE JOY OF BASS THUMB. |
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820 |
| THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GAROFALO; ACTRESS'S PLATFORM INCLUDES MORE FUNNY ROLES FOR WOMEN, REALLY TALL SHOES. |
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949 |
| THIS SHOULD BE A SNAP; POSSIBLE SWITCH TO QUARTERBACK LATEST CHALLENGE FOR WILLIAMS. |
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1013 |
| TIME TO DRUG TEST RECRUITS. |
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822 |
| TWO ARRESTED IN THEFT OF WEAPONS, JEWELRY. |
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246 |
| UNION PACIFIC MOVES TO GET BACK ON TRACK. |
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390 |
| UNIVERSITY BEAT: USC-UCLA RENEW HEATED RIVALRY - IN WATER. |
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678 |
| USC NOTEBOOK: OPPONENTS TRYING TO AVOID CLAIBORNE. |
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427 |
| VOLLEYBALL BEAT : TO LOVE, HONOR - AND SPIKE. |
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539 |
| WALKING ROAD TO RECOVERY, A STEP AT A TIME; HEAD EXERCISE HELPS WOMAN RECLAIM LIFE; AILING WOMAN TAKES STEPS TO IMPROVEMENT. |
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894 |
October 2, 1997
