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| '37 ALUMNI REUNION, BARBECUE TO HOST MEMORIES; SEPARATE EVENTS EXPECTED TO ATTRACT SENIORS. |
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552 |
| `SOUL FOOD' ROLE A MEAL IN ITSELF. |
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639 |
| A GUIDE TO TV THAT TRIES TO TEACH; FCC MANDATE PUTS LEARNING ON SCHEDULE. |
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2077 |
| A LA CARTE : OYSTER BARS. |
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575 |
| ADVERTISERS JOIN CATHOLIC LEAGUE BOYCOTT OF SERIES. |
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147 |
| AIDS TEST PLACEBOS TOUCH OFF FUROR; THIRD WORLD EXPERIMENTS RAISE ETHICS, CONSENT ISSUES IN WEST. |
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920 |
| ANDERSON'S OPPORTUNITY AT HAND; FRESHMAN CORNERBACK HAS BEEN BROUGHT UP TO SUCCEED. |
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1010 |
| ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : PROPERTY TAX WORKSHOP SET. |
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191 |
| AQUARIUM GETS INTO HOT WATER. |
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629 |
| ARENA BACKERS OK NEW PLAN TO PAY EXPENSES. |
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691 |
| AS USUAL, CUBS POSE CHALLENGE. |
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656 |
| ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OPINION REMOVES OBSTACLE TO LAUSD BREAKUP. |
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805 |
| AUDIT CRITICIZES ENGINEERING PROGRAM AT CAL STATE FULLERTON. |
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168 |
| AWARDS BANQUET TO SALUTE DIVERSE GROUP. |
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277 |
| BEST-EVER DUCK SEASON IS PREDICTED. |
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161 |
| BRIEFLY : FIVE MEN INDICTED IN PLOT TO KILL AGENT. |
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608 |
| BRIEFLY : REPORTS: DEAN SMITH PLANS TO STEP DOWN. |
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446 |
| BRIEFLY : STERN FILES SUIT OVER MOVIE DEAL. |
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732 |
| BUSINESS NOTES. |
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366 |
| BUZZING ABOUT TRANSPORTATION; WESTLAKE, T.O. MAY GO ELECTRIC. |
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625 |
| CANDY-COATED ACQUISITION; CRACKER JACK NEW PRIZE FOR FRITO-LAY. |
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145 |
| CHALLENGING ASSUMPTIONS ON SMOKING; RESEARCH QUESTIONS EFFECT OF RESTRICTIONS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
417 |
| CHICK SUPPORTS ARMED PATROLS FOR CITY PARKS. |
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389 |
| CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: RICHARDSON IS CONFIDENT BUT UNSURE OF FUTURE. |
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374 |
| COACH LIKELY TO STAY. |
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160 |
| COMMERCIAL VACANCY RATES DOWN. |
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Statistical Data Included |
640 |
| COUNCIL PLANS SUBSIDY; $800,000 INCENTIVE OFFERED TO LOCKHEED. |
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512 |
| COUNCIL VOWS TO KEEP CITY'S ISSUES PRIVATE. |
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300 |
| COUNTY INVITES PUBLIC COMMENTS ON PARK PLAN. |
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255 |
| COUNTY PLANS CAMPAIGN TO TARGET HATE-CRIME JUMP. |
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298 |
| COURSE BUILDERS IN ROUGH; SAND CANYON PARTNER FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY. |
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357 |
| DEFENSE CONCLUDES ARGUMENT; DUIS DISMISSAL URGED. |
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455 |
| DEPARTING ALEXANDER BLAMES NEA FOES FOR DIP IN REQUESTS. |
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324 |
| DESPITE PRECAUTIONS, EL NINO STORMS COULD RAIN WOES ON L.A. |
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268 |
| DIPLOMAT PLEADS GUILTY IN TRAFFIC DEATH. |
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438 |
| ECR CRAMS FOR BIG TEST; HAYASHIDA LEERY OF S.F.'S SPEED. |
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765 |
| EDITORIAL : DISORDER IN THE COURT OUTRAGE METER: 8.0. |
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Editorial |
435 |
| EDITORIAL : GONE TO THE DOGS; DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL REGULATION HAS A RESPONSIBILITY TO LAW AND ORDER, NOT TO THE WHIMS OF BUREAUCRATS AND POLITICIANS. |
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Editorial |
419 |
| EDITORIAL : NEW ROUTES TO SUCCESS. |
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Editorial |
138 |
| EXPECTING A FAT PROFIT. |
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701 |
| EXPERTS MAKE CASE FOR IMMUNIZATION; ANTIBIOTIC STRAINS OF FLU POSE WINTER RISK. |
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392 |
| FAMED THEATER SPURS MANN PLAN. |
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763 |
| FASHION FETE PUTS DESIGNERS IN SPOTLIGHT. |
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298 |
| FEINSTEIN TOOK CLINTON NOTE TO CHINA. |
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519 |
| FIXING FREEWAYS WON'T SOLVE TRAFFIC PROBLEM; ROAD IMPROVEMENTS WILL ONLY BRING MORE CARS, HASTEN VALLEY'S DECLINE. |
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Editorial |
605 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
20 |
| FRESHMAN FULTS FILLS IN; HANKHAMER'S INJURY COULD AID LANCASTER DEPTH. |
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576 |
| FROM THE FIELD : ONLY ONE MATCHUP LOOKS GOOD. |
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362 |
| GALAXY GOES OUT QUICKLY : DALLAS 3, GALAXY 0. |
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411 |
| GATES FAMILY WON'T FIGHT BILL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
326 |
| GOP RETRACTS CLAIM OF ILLEGAL DONATIONS PLOY. |
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377 |
| GREENSPAN WARNS OF INFLATION SIGNALS. |
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464 |
| HE'S A PIONEER, VIA A SOUND CAREER MOVE. |
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Movie Review |
820 |
| HERNANDEZ ADAMANT ABOUT SERVING CITY SOBER. |
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446 |
| HOME SALE SCRUTINY URGED; PANEL PROPOSES CITY INSPECTION FOR EACH PROPERTY TRANSACTION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
658 |
| HOPING TO REGAIN MOMENTUM; PALMDALE, CANYON REMAIN POSITIVE IN SPITE OF SETBACKS. |
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544 |
| HOUSE BACKS LATE-TERM ABORTION BAN. |
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473 |
| HOUSE STARTS NEW INQUIRY; 2 MAY TIE PRESIDENT TO FOREIGN POLITICIAN. |
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896 |
| HUMAN CLONING BANNED IN CALIFORNIA. |
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132 |
| HURRICANE PAULINE LEAVES PATH OF RUIN ALONG MEXICAN COAST. |
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281 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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267 |
| INCHING TOWARD STARDOM; ALREADY, BRYANT IS REACHING NEW HEIGHTS. |
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828 |
| INSPIRING EDUCATOR NEVER LOST LOVE FOR JOB; 25-YEAR DISTRICT VETERAN HAILED AS TOP TEACHER. |
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519 |
| IT MAY NOT BE COOL IN L.A., BUT IT WORKS RIDING THE BUS PUTS A MAN IN TOUCH WITH HIS ROOTS. |
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817 |
| IT'S WORTH A TRIP TO TIMBUKTU. |
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823 |
| JONES ATONES AS BRAVES EVEN SERIES : ATLANTA 7, FLORIDA 1. |
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721 |
| JURY ORDERS CHRYSLER TO PAY $262 MILLION IN BOY'S DEATH. |
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515 |
| KILLER WHALE LIVES UP TO NAME. |
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350 |
| KINGS AT ST. LOUIS. |
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90 |
| KTLA, WALLER AGREE TO SETTLE SUIT CLAIMING DISCRIMINATION. |
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275 |
| L.A. MAINTAINS (K-)LOVE AFFAIR WITH TOP-RATED KLVE-FM. |
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Statistical Data Included |
335 |
| LA GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN; CALIFORNIA DESIGNERS (F)ROCK 'N' ROLL AT SPRING PREVIEW. |
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827 |
| LETTER CALLS ON MTA TO ADMIT DEFAULT. |
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390 |
| LIBRARY MOVING TO SELF-CHECKOUT. |
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315 |
| MARS MAY HAVE HAD LIFE; PLANET ISN'T SOLID, RADIO SIGNALS SHOW. |
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482 |
| MASTER'S VOLLEYBALL SHOWS IMPROVEMENT. |
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521 |
| MOORPARK PEST CONTROL DUTIES SHIFT TO CITY; MOSQUITO DISTRICT HEADED TOWARD DISSOLUTION. |
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543 |
| NEWS LITE : OLDER FANS TURN ON ESTEFAN IN DEBATE OVER CUBAN ARTISTS. |
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1183 |
| NOTES : APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED; YOUTH BASKETBALL SIGN-UPS SET FOR OCT. 18 AND OCT. 25. |
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378 |
| NOTES : MONROE'S HICKS PUNISHED FOR LATE HIT. |
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326 |
| NOTHING BUT O'S; ERICKSON PITCHES STINGY EIGHT INNINGS VS. INDIANS : BALTIMORE 3, CLEVELAND 0. |
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701 |
| OBITUARIES : WAYNE DAVID GWINNETT. |
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Obituary |
192 |
| OFFICIAL BEWAILS DEFICIT; CHINA-U.S. TRADE GAP GETTING WIDER. |
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410 |
| OFFICIALS MAP OUT 101-405; ALARCON SAYS TRANSIT LOBBYING EFFORTS WEAK. |
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659 |
| OPERATION HOLLYWOOD; PLAN AIMS TO RESTORE SHINE TO TINSELTOWN. |
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651 |
| OUTPOST. |
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638 |
| PAC-10 MATCHUPS GAINING INTENSITY. |
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1105 |
| PACOIMA TODDLER CRITICALLY HURT IN APPARENT HIT-RUN. |
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159 |
| PANEL HEARS TESTIMONY IN VOTER FRAUD. |
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369 |
| PARKS RECALLS LAPD DISCRIMINATION SURVEY. |
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486 |
| PRESIDENT DEFENDS COFFEES. |
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766 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : RENO STALLING ON CAMPAIGN LAW VIOLATIONS. |
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Editorial |
1538 |
| RAILROAD YARD BOMB FIND SPARKS SEARCH. |
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625 |
| RESEARCH TO FOCUS ON QUAKE-PROOFING BUILDINGS. |
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227 |
| ROCKETDYNE LAB'S NEIGHBORS AFRAID OF CONTAMINATION. |
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538 |
| ROOM TO 'BOARD; AREA SKATERS GAIN SOME LEGAL GROUND. |
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617 |
| ROYAL OVERPOWERS T.O. : ROYAL 20, T.O. 6. |
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382 |
| ROYAL, AGOURA CLASH; EARLY MATCHUP COULD BE KEY. |
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415 |
| SANYO GOES UP, UP, AWAY IN NEW BLIMP; SHIP TO AIR NAME AT PUBLIC EVENTS. |
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477 |
| SCHOOL BOARD WON'T GET PRIVACY. |
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443 |
October 9, 1997
