Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `A SIMPLE PLAN' BASICALLY WORKS. |
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Movie Review |
645 |
| `STILL CRAZY' BEARS FINE FRUIT. |
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Movie Review |
639 |
| 6 AGOURA STUDENTS WON'T BE EXPELLED. |
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600 |
| A VERY GOOD YEAR (AGAIN). |
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1370 |
| ABOVENET SHARES TRAIL INDUSTRY IN INITIAL PERFORMANCE OF STOCK. |
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162 |
| ANGELS' SEARCH IS LOOKING BLEAK. |
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507 |
| AREA JOINING METROLINK'S RUN TO ROSES. |
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398 |
| ARROWHEAD CHRISTIAN STANDS IN BORON'S WAY. |
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999 |
| BALL CULMINATES DEBUTANTES' CHARITY WORK. |
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737 |
| BALMY WEEKEND AHEAD; SANTA ANA WINDS LEAVE MESS BEHIND. |
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315 |
| BETTER PERMIT CENTER OPENS IN VAN NUYS. |
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425 |
| BICYCLE RIDE TO AID CHARITY. |
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62 |
| BOYS' SOCCER PREVIEW: RESEDA IS THE ONE TO CATCH : RETURNING PLAYERS, NEW FACES PROMISE ANOTHER STRONG SEASON. |
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871 |
| BRIEFLY : KARL MALONE CROSSES ABC-TV PICKET LINE. |
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395 |
| BRIEFLY : MAN GETS LIFE TERM FOR TORTURE-SLAYING. |
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133 |
| BRIEFLY : NO CHARGES PLANNED AGAINST LIEUTENANT. |
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464 |
| BURROUGHS SOCCER: AREA TEAMS CONVERGE AT BURROUGHS. |
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171 |
| CALTRANS-CHP CENTER TO BATTLE L.A.'S GRIDLOCK. |
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451 |
| CHARTER PANEL WANTS MAYOR ON TIGHT REIN; FIRING OF MANAGERS AT ISSUE. |
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583 |
| CHRISTMAS PARADE TO FINISH AT SQUARE. |
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200 |
| COLLEGE FOOTBALL. |
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69 |
| COLLEGE'S ENROLLMENT SHOWS SHIFT; GENDER, RESIDENTIAL, ETHNIC CHANGES CITED. |
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Statistical Data Included |
373 |
| CONEJO VALLEY SINGLE-FAMILY HOME SALES PLUNGE. |
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Statistical Data Included |
468 |
| COULD BE DEJA VU FOR BOND MEASURES ON APRIL BALLOT. |
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592 |
| COURT REJECTS CHALLENGE TO BURBANK AIRPORT EIR. |
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235 |
| COYOTE UNDER SCRUTINY; NASDAQ HALTS TRADING ON WORD THAT COMPANY'S MAJOR CUSTOMER MAY BE FICTITIOUS. |
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434 |
| CROSS COUNTRY: FLESHMAN LEAVES FOR NATIONALS. |
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186 |
| CSU CHANNEL ISLANDS TO EXPAND COURSE OFFERINGS FOR NEXT FALL. |
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355 |
| CSUN VS. SOUTHERN UTAH. |
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186 |
| DAY IN SPORTS: CAL LUTHERAN REMAINS PERFECT. |
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769 |
| DETECTIVE TESTIFIES SUSPECT CONFESSED TO KILLING. |
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331 |
| DINING BEAT : TV'S TAMALES OPEN CIUDAD. |
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244 |
| DISTRICT MAY ATTEMPT BOND; MILLIONS REQUIRED FOR MORE HIGH SCHOOLS, OFFICIALS SAY. |
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612 |
| EDITORIAL : A CHOICE, NOT AN ECHO; COMPROMISE ON CHARTER REFORM WOULD BE A DISSERVICE TO RESIDENTS. TWO PROPOSALS WOULD BE BETTER THAN ONE BAD ONE. |
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Editorial |
538 |
| EDITORIAL : AHEAD OF THE CURVE; PACOIMA CHARTER SCHOOL WISELY INSTITUTES PROGRAMS TO BRING STUDENTS UP TO PAR BEFORE SOCIAL PROMOTION BAN BEGINS. |
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Editorial |
356 |
| EQUESTRIAN CENTER SITE SELECTED. |
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283 |
| FAMILY-ORIENTED `JACK FROST' WILL MELT HEARTS. |
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Movie Review |
285 |
| FERNANDO'S FIGHT; VARGAS IS BOXING AS MUCH FOR HIS SON AND TIGHT-KNIT CLAN AS FOR A TITLE BELT. |
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1285 |
| FOOTBALL NOTES: TAFT RECEIVER `GRATEFUL' FOR FRESH CHANCE. |
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578 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
45 |
| FOUR-YEAR CYCLE FOR KILPATRICK. |
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559 |
| FROM HERE TO INFINITY; INVESTORS FLOCK TO BUY BROADCAST STOCK. |
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314 |
| GETTY DONATES TO FIRST LADY'S PROJECT; $1.1 MILLION TO HELP CONSERVE HISTORIC U.S. SITES. |
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294 |
| GIRLS' BASKETBALL PREVIEW: ADAMS TRIES TO PUT SAUGUS BACK ON TRACK. |
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461 |
| GRAB A TRAY AND ENJOY. |
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Restaurant Review |
767 |
| HE WON'T BE STOPPED; INJURY PROBLEMS CAN'T KEEP HART LINEBACKER CARLSON OFF THE FIELD. |
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544 |
| HOLLYWOOD'S HOTTEST STUDIO. |
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1063 |
| HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS; HOMELESS SHELTER OPENS IN VALLEY WITH LOTS OF ROOM. |
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530 |
| HOT SPOTS : CHAIN CHAMP. |
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268 |
| IMPEACHMENT PROBE CONCLUDES. |
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|
1028 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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|
288 |
| IN THE KITCHEN WITH ROSIE AT HOMEY CAFE DU LIBAN. |
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Restaurant Review |
775 |
| INFORMED, BUT UNINTERESTED; VALLEY MALL CRAWLERS YAWN AT IMPEACHMENT DOINGS IN D.C. |
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947 |
| JEW IN U.S. MAY FIND CHRISTMAS BEAUTIFUL. |
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Editorial |
687 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : PICTURE YOURSELF AS WINNER IN WRITING, DRAWING CONTEST. |
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517 |
| KINGS NOTEBOOK: KINGS LACK THE MIDAS TOUCH : ROBITAILLE, MURRAY LEAD ANEMIC OFFENSE. |
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776 |
| LOCAL CAREER CRIMINAL CHASED, SHOT TO DEATH. |
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423 |
| LOCAL NOTES: SEARS EXPECTED TO OFFER CSUN MERCHANDISE. |
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505 |
| LOWER ORBIT FOR 9TH `TREK' FILM. |
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Movie Review |
605 |
| MAP CHAMP KEEPS ON TRUCKIN'; BOY WINS GEOGRAPHY BEE AFTER TRACKING DAD'S ROUTES IN BIG RIG. |
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563 |
| MOORPARK COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: HAPLESS RAIDERS HOPE THINGS START LOOKING UP. |
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504 |
| MTA MANAGER LEAVING WITH LARGE SEVERANCE PACKAGE. |
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210 |
| NEWS LITE : NETWORKS URGED TO POOL TV NEWS. |
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915 |
| NEXT `TREK'; STEWART, FRAKES, SPINER AND CREW KEEP IT FRESH FOR `INSURRECTION' MOVIE. |
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1451 |
| NO BLOWOUT THIS TIME, BUT BANNING BEST. |
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355 |
| OH, GIVE HIM A HOLMES; H.-W. STANDOUT HAS AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE. |
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1242 |
| OJAI MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUNDS. |
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363 |
| ON OR OFF THE PLAYING FIELD, CADE MCNOWN HAS . . .; THE RIGHT STUFF. |
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891 |
| ORCHESTRAS, CHORALE TEAM UP FOR SHOW. |
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566 |
| ORGANIZATION LEADING DISABLED ON PATH TOWARD INDEPENDENCE. |
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482 |
| PARKS BLASTS PROPOSAL TO BOOST LAPD WATCHDOG'S ROLE. |
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329 |
| PEPPERDINE IS TOURNEY SURPRISE; POSTSEASON ODYSSEY CRUISES INTO NEBRASKA. |
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517 |
| PHOTOGRAPHER SUSPECTED OF CELEB-TAPPING. |
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254 |
| PIERCE SINGS PRAISES OF `FRASIER'. |
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695 |
| POLICE SQUELCH RAFFLE TO PAY FOR 14 TREES. |
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295 |
| PREVIEW: WESTLAKE MIGHT STRUGGLE EARLY. |
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559 |
| PREVIEW: WESTLAKE REBUILDING UNDER PROPSTER. |
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588 |
| PRUDENTIAL SELLS HEALTH-CARE BUSINESS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
746 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : CLINTON'S STRONGEST ASSETS ARE HIS ENEMIES. |
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Editorial |
1634 |
| QUIRKY `RUSHMORE' PEAKS VIA CHARACTERS. |
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Movie Review |
510 |
| REORGANIZED HOSPITAL BOARD SLASHING SPENDING FOR CONSULTANTS. |
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562 |
| ROAD FIX-UP SLATED NEAR CONDO COMPLEX. |
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|
330 |
| SC BASKETBALL: HE WON'T MISS KANSAS ANYMORE. |
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393 |
| SC FOOTBALL: YOUNG LOSES OUT IN HAWAII. |
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246 |
| SCHOOL SCORES RISE 2% IN L.A. |
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Statistical Data Included |
514 |
| SEAGRAM CONFIRMS MUSIC LAYOFFS; FIRM DECLINES TO SPECIFY CUTS. |
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|
722 |
| SEASON ENDS FOR THE TROJANS. |
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|
77 |
| SHARPS & FLATS : SINGER RIDING MTV WAVE. |
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344 |
| SIMI SCHOOL UNVEILS NEW CLASS FACILITIES. |
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449 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1092 |
| SPIRITUAL TABLEAUX; CANYON COUNTRY CHURCH STAGES FIFTH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PAGEANT. |
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|
538 |
| SUPERVISORS AWAIT LAND-USE POSTS; PANEL TO DRAW UP PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF MEASURES. |
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444 |
| SWEEPS NET SUSPECTS, ILLEGAL WEAPONS. |
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457 |
| TAFT WILL GET ITS REVENGE, CITY CROWN. |
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324 |
| THE MOMENT (THAT BILL CLINTON WISHES NEVER HAPPENED); CLINTON'S VIDEO DECEPTION SCREENED DURING HEARING. |
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715 |
| THERE'S PLENTY TO LIKE ABOUT `SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE'. |
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Movie Review |
628 |
| THIRD TIME A CHARM? |
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|
1242 |
| UCLA LINEMAN FARRIS WINS OUTLAND TROPHY. |
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|
127 |
| USC, UCLA FACE EQUITY COMPLAINTS. |
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|
340 |
| VIDEO : ON-SCREEN BUDDIES PACK A PUNCH. |
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Video Recording Review |
661 |
December 11, 1998
