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| '82 FLOOD VICTIM FEARS DISASTER COMING AGAIN : IF YOU NEED HELP. |
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600 |
| `THE BATTLE HAS JUST BEGUN'; VALLEY SECESSION PROPONENTS PLAN AFTER BILL PASSES ASSEMBLY. |
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985 |
| A CLEAN, SAFE PLACE TO LIVE. |
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421 |
| A SUNNY OUTLOOK ON THIS WSU WIN. |
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629 |
| AIR FORCE GOES ON THE OFFENSIVE TO DEFEND BOMBER; MEDIA GET RARE ACCESS TO B-2. |
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608 |
| ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ANGELS MAKING PUSH TO ATTRACT HISPANIC PLAYERS, FANS. |
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658 |
| ANGELS WASTE 5 HOURS' WORK; THEY LEAVE 18 MEN ON BASE IN DEFEAT : KANSAS CITY 3, ANGELS 1. |
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648 |
| APPOINTED CHARTER COMMISSION ISSUES FIRST RESOLUTION. |
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Editorial |
397 |
| AS EGOS GO, SO GO THE JETS; SO FAR, JOHNSON AND PARCELLS ARE PALS. |
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1361 |
| BELIEVE IN OURSELVES, OUR FUTURE. |
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686 |
| BIG BEAR FIRE BURNS STRUCTURES. |
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173 |
| BIG CHANGES AT POSH HOTEL. |
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183 |
| BRIEFLY : JONES EDGES OTTEY IN 200. |
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426 |
| BRIGHT FUTURE; COMPANY HAS ITS PRINTS ALL OVER THE GROWTH OF IMAGING TECHNOLOGY. |
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1078 |
| BRUINS FIND NEW CO-STARS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
467 |
| CANINE CLUB PRAISES GERMAN SHEPHERD'S SELFLESS ACT OF HEROISM. |
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473 |
| CASE FOR QUICK SAINTHOOD HAS CHURCH SUPPORT. |
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1240 |
| CATHOLIC DIED A HERO TO NATION OF HINDUS. |
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680 |
| CHRISTIANS IN INDIA HAVE LONG, HONORED TRADITION IN HISTORY. |
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439 |
| CITY LOOKS AHEAD TO 20TH YEAR; OFFICIALS PLAN VISION OF FUTURE. |
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728 |
| CLU TURNOVERS MAKE DIFFERENCE : PAC. LUTHERAN 45, CAL LUTHERAN 23. |
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412 |
| COMPUTER UPGRADE IN CLASSROOMS. |
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717 |
| COVERAGE CHALLENGES NETWORKS; MULTILINGUAL MASS, TV GLITCHES A CONTRAST WITH DIANA FUNERAL. |
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425 |
| CSUN SPUTTERS; MATADORS GIVEN DOSE OF REALITY BY NMSU : N. MEXICO ST. 28, CSUN 18. |
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767 |
| CSUN VS. NEW MEX. STATE: A CLOSER LOOK : NOTEBOOK: CSUN TRIO PUNISHED FOR VIOLATION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
536 |
| DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : JOYCE HOBBS. |
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1034 |
| DE LA HOYA TURNS OUT TO BE FAR MORE MACHO. |
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997 |
| DEPUTIES EASE SALARY SICKOUT. |
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225 |
| DI TRIBUTE BRINGS OUT L.A. STYLE. |
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592 |
| DINING BEAT : BLAIR SELLS VEGAS EATERY. |
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365 |
| DINING DEALS : BUENO Y BARATO. |
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Restaurant Review |
335 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: BUTLER SITS AND WAITS FOR CHANCE. |
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507 |
| EAST WING IN THE SOUTHWEST; LOOK-ALIKE HOMES TURN HEADS. |
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570 |
| EDITORIAL : FAIR TAXATION FOR ALL; THE HOME BUSINESS TAX SHOULD BE APPLIED FAIRLY TO ALL, NOT SELECTIVELY TO PEOPLE WITHOUT LAWYERS. |
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Editorial |
570 |
| EDITORIAL : GOV. WILSON, SIGN HERE; THE SECESSION BILL FINALLY PASSED THE LEGISLATURE. |
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Editorial |
471 |
| EVEN FOOLPROOF RECIPE NO GUARANTEE OF HIT. |
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Television Program Review |
533 |
| FAITH, HOPE AND SECESSION. |
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409 |
| FANS NEED TO SPEAK UP ON REALIGNMENT. |
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825 |
| FATHER SEEKS MEANING TO DAUGHTER'S TRAGIC DEATH. |
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940 |
| FBI LINKS SUSPECT TO JUNE ROBBERY OF BANK IN LANCASTER. |
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315 |
| FORMER SAUGUS HIGH PLAYER ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGED ASSAULT. |
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172 |
| FRONTIER DAYS EVENT RIDES BACK INTO TOWN; ELKS GIVE NEW LIFE TO ANNUAL FESTIVAL. |
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647 |
| GIANTS FIGURE TO GET HELP DOWN STRETCH. |
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1139 |
| GOVERNMENT UNDER GUN AFTER STUDY; PROBE OF ROCKETDYNE'S COMMUNITY IMPACT URGED. |
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677 |
| GREEN, RHODES, DUNGY ...; LOOKING FOR AFRICAN-AMERICAN NFL COACHES? STOP RIGHT THERE. |
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866 |
| H.-W. SIZES UP C.V. FAST IN TITLE MATCH. |
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473 |
| HANDFUL OF ACTORS SURE OF EMMY GOLD. |
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808 |
| HAPPIER TRAILS; ABUSED HORSES FIND HELP. |
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990 |
| HEY, WHERE'S THE REMOTE CONTROL?; PRACTICE YOUR CHANNEL SURFING TECHNIQUE - WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS, NEW SEASON A WIPEOUT. |
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1557 |
| HOOPER FINDS ROAD TO SUCCESS. |
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425 |
| HUMBLE FROM THE START; CALL TO SERVE CAME LONG BEFORE THE WEST'S ACCLAIM. |
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Obituary |
854 |
| HURRICANE EXPECTED TO DIE DOWN; TROPICAL STORM COULD ARRIVE LATE MONDAY. |
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975 |
| INSTANT GRANDPARENT; YOUNGSTERS READY FOR YOU TO READ AT LIBRARY. |
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543 |
| IT'S A THRILL FOR BRAZIL, NOT U.S. |
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620 |
| IT'S THAT DEJA VU KIND OF FEELING. |
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472 |
| LAWYER HONORED FOR FREE SERVICE; STATE BAR CITES DECADES OF WORK. |
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744 |
| LEGISLATURE APPROVES SWEEPING TAX-CUT, FUNDING PACKAGE : OTHER TAX BREAKS. |
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1050 |
| LETTERS : COACH HAS RESPONSE TO ALLEGATIONS. |
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Letter to the Editor |
813 |
| LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : LAST PUFFS OF FREEDOM IN MEDIA. |
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Letter to the Editor |
454 |
| LIBRARY SHOWS LIFE OF RANCHER REAGAN; RAWHIDE ROUNDUP KICKS OFF EXHIBIT. |
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521 |
| LOCAL CATHOLICS TREASURE WORLD YOUTH DAY JOURNEY TO FRANCE. |
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834 |
| LOCAL COLLEGES: MOORPARK COMES ALIVE IN FOURTH. |
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162 |
| MEALS, WINE, TRIPS AUCTIONED FOR CHARITY. |
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382 |
| MEDIA STAR'S SUCCESSOR HAS TOUGHER JOB AHEAD. |
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929 |
| MIXED SIGNALS; PIAZZA HANDLES DODGERS' STAFF DEFTLY. |
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941 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS CHRIS ROCK WAS DOWN BUT NEVER OUT. |
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1255 |
| NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS SINGER-ACTOR CONNICK ET AL SEE HAPPY EVENT. |
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917 |
| NO GLOATING FROM TOLEDO. |
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456 |
| NUN'S EXAMPLE SET AMERICANS ON CHARITABLE PATH. |
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1321 |
| NUN'S SELFLESS EXAMPLE SERVES TO INSPIRE VALLEY PARISHIONERS. |
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436 |
| NUN'S SIMPLE LIFE WAS GREAT IN IMPACT. |
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Obituary |
1359 |
| ORDER STILL TOUCHING MANY LIVES. |
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1448 |
| OTHER DISTRICTS REACH FOR GOAL. |
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Statistical Data Included |
240 |
| PLANE HIT BY TRUCK IN FREEWAY LANDING. |
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114 |
| PLUGGED IN : BIZ BYTES. |
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211 |
| POW DAY OFFERS LESSON IN LIVING HISTORY. |
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742 |
| PREP FOOTBALL : BLECKSMITH LEADS FLINTRIDGE PREP. |
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428 |
| PREPAREDNESS TOPS THE LIST AT A.V. RED CROSS; SENIORS CAN GET DISASTER TIPS. |
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897 |
| PRIZE WINNER NO PLAYER; NOBEL PANEL PRAISED EFFORTS AS A FOUNDATION OF PEACE. |
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1279 |
| PRODUCE THIS COLUMN, GO TO JAIL; LOCAL WRITER COMMITS ACT OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE BY REFUSING TO PAY L.A.'S TAX ON HOME BUSINESSES. |
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Editorial |
792 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : LAUSD BAN ON INDIAN MASCOTS IS DIVISIVE. |
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Editorial |
1138 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : MESSIANIC JEWS ROOTED IN JUDAISM. |
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Letter to the Editor |
976 |
| READY FOR EL NINO; CITIES CLEARING DRAINS, FILLING SANDBAGS. |
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514 |
| REPUBLICAN PARTY MUST SET ASIDE FEAR IN REACHING OUT TO LATINOS. |
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Editorial |
871 |
| RESIDENTS, CITY OFFICIALS ADDRESS CANOGA PARK REVIVAL. |
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285 |
| RESPONSIVE GOVERNMENT. |
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423 |
| RIORDAN HOPES TO KEEP HIS CITY TOGETHER. |
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607 |
| ROBINSON: `WE CHOKED' : WASH ST. 28, USC 21. |
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930 |
| ROUT 66; UCLA BARRAGE BURIES TEXAS : UCLA 66, TEXAS 3. |
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867 |
| RUNNING THE PACIFIC RIM; ADVENTURER MICHAEL PALIN TELLS TALES ABOUT LIFE ON THE EDGE. |
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1489 |
| SACRAMENTO SUMMARY : FRIDAY-SATURDAY, SEPT. 12-13 THE LEGISLATURE BILLS APPROVED. |
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1593 |
| SAINTLY TRIBUTE: ALL STRATA OF INDIAN SOCIETY PRAISE NUN. |
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1439 |
| SEASON KICKS OFF; FLAG FOOTBALL TEAMS GET FIRST TASTE OF ACTION. |
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610 |
| SEASON'S BEST, WORST SHOWS. |
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605 |
| SERVING GOD'S CHILDREN; SAINTLY NUN COULD LOVE ALL HUMANKIND, POOR OR RICH. |
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749 |
| SIDES FACE OFF ON HOCKEY RINK. |
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568 |
| SISTER'S PRESENCE GAVE CALCUTTA'S SLUMS WORLDWIDE FAME. |
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761 |
| SOUTHLAND: BRIEFLY : ROBBERS TAKE CASH AT ARMORED CAR FIRM. |
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364 |
| TEACHER INTEGRATES TECHNOLOGY INTO LESSONS. |
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177 |
| THE FUNERAL OF MOTHER TERESA; `HER GOODNESS WAS CONTAGIOUS'; WORLD FAITH UNANIMOUS IN TRIBUTE. |
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1132 |
September 14, 1997
