Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `HALLOWEEN' KILLS ITS COMPETITION. |
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Statistical Data Included |
314 |
| `SNAKE EYES' COMES UP LESS THAN A WINNER. |
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Movie Review |
752 |
| 20TH CENTURY BREAKS GROUND; WARNER CENTER COMPLEX TO PROVIDE OFFICE SPACE FOR 1,200 WORKERS. |
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455 |
| AUTHORITIES CREATE PATROL PROGRAM; DEPUTIES TO SURVEY CANYON COUNTRY BY BIKE, FOOT. |
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425 |
| BOND MEASURE CRITICIZED BY PET ACTIVISTS; CITY PLAN IGNORES NEED TO UPGRADE ANIMAL SHELTERS, CRITICS CONTEND. |
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952 |
| BRIEFLY : DEPUTIES SCALE BACK HUNT FOR WOMAN RAFTER. |
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251 |
| BRIEFLY : GUN SCARE EMPTIES TERMINAL 1 AT LAX. |
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472 |
| BRIEFLY : NCAA SAYS IRISH GUILTY OF VIOLATIONS. |
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385 |
| BRIEFLY : SIGN-UPS UNDER WAY FOR GOLF TOURNAMENT. |
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382 |
| BRIEFLY : T.O. CANDIDATES FILE FOR COUNCIL CAMPAIGN. |
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101 |
| BRING BACK MIKE; BOXING OFFICIALS SHOULD LET TYSON RETURN TO WHERE HE BELONGS. |
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Editorial |
741 |
| BUDGET TO HELP AEROSPACE FIRMS; TAX CREDITS WILL BE INCLUDED IN STATE SPENDING PLAN. |
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|
508 |
| BULLET FRAGMENTS SCRAPE FIVE TEENS IN T.O. SHOOTING. |
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|
388 |
| CANDIDACY FILING TIME RUNNING OUT. |
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|
289 |
| CATCHING BUS CATCHING ON; LOCAL RIDERSHIP SHOWS BIG GAINS. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
555 |
| CELEBRITY SELES; SURVIVOR SHOWS COURAGE, GRACE. |
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|
956 |
| CHICK TO REPLACE CHAIRMAN OF VAN NUYS AIRPORT CITIZENS PANEL. |
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271 |
| CHIPS OFF THE OLD BLOCK; WOOD TOYS STEAL SHOW AT KIDS EXPO. |
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|
746 |
| CITIES GRAPPLE WITH PEDESTRIAN SAFETY. |
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Statistical Data Included |
549 |
| CITY OKS HIDDEN CREEK PLAN; DEVELOPER PREPARES TO SEEK ANNEXATION OF 4,300 ACRES. |
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491 |
| COUNCIL SCOLDS MANAGER FOR POLICE CENTER DELAYS; CONTRACT RENEWAL TABLED FOR AT LEAST 1 WEEK IN DEBATE. |
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561 |
| DINING BEAT : DOES IT GET ANY FRESHER? |
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|
286 |
| DODGERS NOTEBOOK: EXPOS HUMBLE PITCHER. |
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|
741 |
| DOG FANS SAVOR CHICAGO. |
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Restaurant Review |
513 |
| DOLLY PARTON'S `HOT FLASH' REMARK IGNITES CONTROVERSY. |
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|
652 |
| DRIVING RANGES ON COURSE FOR TEE-OFF AT COLLEGES. |
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|
453 |
| EDITORIAL : BORN TO SERVE. |
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Editorial |
178 |
| EDITORIAL : IT'S ABOUT TIME; LAWMAKERS SHOULD STOP CUTTING SECRET BUDGET DEALS THAT LEAVE RESIDENTS IN THE DARK. |
|
Editorial |
541 |
| EDITORIAL : VALLEY VOTE NEEDS YOU. |
|
Editorial |
113 |
| FAN'S SPIRIT, ASHES WITH `MO-NI-CA!'. |
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|
441 |
| FESTIVAL TO SALUTE GILBERT AND SULLIVAN. |
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|
775 |
| FILM/SNEAK PEEK : MONKEY BUSINESS AS USUAL? |
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|
711 |
| FOOTHILL VOLLEYBALL: NEW FACES FOR FAVORITES : CANYON, SAUGUS LOOK STRONG. |
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585 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
22 |
| FORD DROPS SUPER-LOT PLAN; DEALERS BALKED AT PROPOSAL FOR BURBANK FACILITY. |
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|
611 |
| FORMER BAT EXECUTIVE ARRESTED. |
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|
408 |
| GALLERY TO SPOTLIGHT FAMED ARTIST'S WORK. |
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232 |
| GROUP OPPOSES NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCILS. |
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|
456 |
| HAWKS PREVAIL IN 10TH : JETHAWKS 7 R. CUCAMONGA 5. |
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322 |
| HEAVY SYMBOLISM, AND HEAVY PETTING. |
|
Movie Review |
514 |
| HIGH-TECH COMPANY, CSU DROP LEASE PLAN. |
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|
496 |
| HOCKEY: GM GAUTHIER PROMISES TO REDIRECT DUCKS : FERREIRA OFFERED V.P. POST. |
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332 |
| HORSE RACING BADLY LACKS HISTORY BOOK. |
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|
1220 |
| HOT SPOTS : BISTRO CHARMER. |
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|
283 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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|
188 |
| INSURER TO PUT TRAINING FACILITY IN SIMI. |
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|
391 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: BURLESON `BAFFLED' BY HAWKS' POOR PLAY. |
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|
829 |
| JUDGE GETS JAIL FOR VIOLATION OF DUI PROBATION. |
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|
351 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : LUCKY BOY, GIRL FROM L.A. WILL JOIN RADIO DISNEY. |
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|
618 |
| LAUSD QUESTIONS PLAN FOR CLASS CUTS. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
737 |
| LAWMAKERS APPROVE PLAN FOR SECESSION EXAMINATION. |
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|
542 |
| LONG BEACH SAYS L.A. PLAN SEEMS FAMILIAR. |
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|
605 |
| LOOK-ALIKES SEEK TO MAKE SHOW-BIZ MARK. |
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|
579 |
| MAN RELEASED AFTER BACKHOE CONFRONTATION. |
|
|
307 |
| MINORITY MORTGAGE LOANS SLOWING. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
250 |
| MONICA'S TALE; LEWINSKY TELLS GRAND JURY ABOUT SEX WITH CLINTON IN THE WHITE HOUSE. |
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|
1170 |
| MOURNERS CELEBRATE LIFE, HUMOR OF BROADCASTER. |
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|
457 |
| NERVOUS SYLMAR DROPS OPENER : VISALIA 8 SYLMAR 3. |
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|
544 |
| NEWS LITE : `GIRL POWER' MAKES WAY INTO THESAURUS. |
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754 |
| NOTEBOOK: SUNS CONTINUE LOSING WAYS : EVEN ON LUCKY CHARM NIGHT, NOTHING GOES RIGHT FOR 14-50 TEAM. |
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|
606 |
| NOTES: PITCHERS NEEDED FOR COOPERSTOWN-BOUND BULLDOGS. |
|
|
263 |
| NOTES: WRESTLING EXTRAVAGANZA SLATED SATURDAY AT MOORPARK COLLEGE. |
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|
362 |
| OBITUARIES : BILL NEILSON. |
|
Obituary |
280 |
| OK, QUIET ON THE SET! LIGHTS, CAMERA, CONVENTION! |
|
Editorial |
476 |
| OLYMPIAN SMITH GETS 4-YEAR BAN : IN HOT WATER. |
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|
522 |
| PAUL'S BIDS FOR BIZOU CROWD. |
|
Restaurant Review |
1021 |
| PENSKE RESPONDS TO CRASH. |
|
|
934 |
| POLICE UNION DIRECTOR DENIES SEXUAL HARASSMENT CHARGES. |
|
|
565 |
| POP/SNEAK PEEK : GUITARIST GURR FINDS BLUESY NICHE IN VALLEY. |
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|
473 |
| PROBE FINDS NO SLURS USED IN SUBDUING INMATE WHO DIED. |
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|
484 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : `HONEST BILL'? GORE'S FACE SAYS IT ALL. |
|
Editorial |
1524 |
| PURE DE PALMA - AND MORE; `SNAKE EYES' FINDS DIRECTOR AT CINEMATIC CROSSROADS. |
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|
1409 |
| RENO CITED FOR CONTEMPT; HOUSE PANEL WANTS PAPERS. |
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|
791 |
| REPRESENTATIVES URGE SPY PLANE FUNDING. |
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|
355 |
| SOREL PLAYS THE ECCENTRIC IN LIFE. |
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|
1148 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
|
Sound Recording Review |
979 |
| TENNIS: MENTALLY TOUGH EDELBERG READY FOR REDEMPTION. |
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|
621 |
| TROUBLED MGM COULD BE PUT UP FOR SALE OR MERGER. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
874 |
| UNOFFICIALLY, IT'S OVER; APPARENTLY BOTTOMING OUT, DODGERS GET SWEPT : MONTREAL 9 DODGERS 0. |
|
|
850 |
| URGENT CARE CENTER TO USE HOSPITAL SITE. |
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|
514 |
| VALLEY VOTE TO SEEK MORE FUNDING FOR DRIVE. |
|
|
265 |
| VIDEO : INTO THE MIND OF ROBERT ALTMAN. |
|
Video Recording Review |
837 |
| WELL-DRAWN CHARACTERS ENHANCE QUIRKY `SAFE MEN'. |
|
Movie Review |
596 |
| WHAT'S HAPPENING : MUSIC. |
|
|
932 |
| WHERE THE BLUEGRASS GROWS; LAUREL CANYON RAMBLERS KEEP IT FAST AND CLEAN. |
|
|
752 |
| WIDOW'S COMPETENCY QUESTIONED; PSYCHIATRIST TESTIFIES IN MARRIAGE-FRAUD CASE. |
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|
244 |
| YOUTH SOFTBALL: PARK VIEW MOVES OUT OF LOSERS' BRACKET. |
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245 |
August 7, 1998
