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| [0] NO VAN EXEL, NO PROBLEM; LAKERS ROLL AS GUARD RESTS ACHING KNEE : LAKERS 132, DENVER 114. |
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621 |
| `GOLDEN' SUMMER TO UNFOLD ON STAGE. |
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361 |
| 2 DIE IN ROAD RAGE CRASH; MOTHER, DAUGHTER KILLED, 2 HURT ON I-5. |
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1046 |
| 2 FINALISTS BID FOR CARE UNIT; PRUDENTIAL TO SELL A PIECE OF THE ROCK. |
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255 |
| A LA CARTE : STEAMING, WARMING SOUPS. |
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638 |
| BELIEVE IT OR NOT, KACZYNSKI IS MENTALLY ILL; GOOD SENSE DICTATES COMPROMISING A MADMAN'S CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS. |
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Editorial |
890 |
| BLAKE'S GOALS SPARK KINGS : KINGS 4, SAN JOSE 2. |
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459 |
| BLAKE'S GOALS SPARK KINGS : KINGS 4, SAN JOSE 2. |
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145 |
| BLAZE GUTS HOUSE; ARSON SUSPECTED. |
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172 |
| BOARD BACK PUPIL LIMITS. |
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226 |
| BRIEFLY : COURTHOUSE TO BE REDEDICATED TODAY. |
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624 |
| BRIEFLY : FUND TO AID FAMILY OF SLAIN SERGEANT. |
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68 |
| BRIEFLY : TEENS ARRESTED AFTER LIQUOR STORE BREAK-IN. |
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527 |
| BRIEFLY : U.S. LEADS 3 EVENTS IN WORLD SWIM MEET. |
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593 |
| BRIMHALL PLANS TO QUIT KEY JOB AT CITY HALL; 20-YEAR T.O. MANAGER TO RETIRE. |
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813 |
| BRINGING PARENTS A STEP CLOSER TO DARE. |
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577 |
| BURBANK DEFENDS AIRPORT MAILERS. |
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202 |
| CASTAIC LAKE HOME TO WILDLIFE COMMUNITY. |
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522 |
| CITY ETHICS PANEL VOTES TO CURB LOBBYISTS' FUND-RAISING ACTIVITIES. |
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575 |
| CLIPPERS VS. NEW JERSEY. |
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154 |
| COLLISION 3RD TO JAM TRAFFIC IN PASS SINCE NEW YEAR'S; MAJOR CRASHES JAM NEWHALL PASS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
472 |
| CONDITIONING, CONSISTENCY TOP GOALS FOR LOCAL RUNNERS. |
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732 |
| CONTINENTAL-STYLE HUNTING MORE POPULAR. |
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748 |
| COUNCIL AGAINST NEWHALL RANCH; SANTA CLARITA JOINS OTHERS IN OPPOSITION. |
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437 |
| COUNCIL TO DECIDE RECRUITING CRITERIA. |
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455 |
| CRISIS IN ASIA; FALLOUT; U.S. BUSINESSES FEEL THE SQUEEZE. |
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392 |
| CSUN ON TARGET : CSUN 73, SACRAMENTO STATE 62. |
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299 |
| CSUN VS. SACRAMENTO ST. |
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159 |
| DAY OF DIALOGUE GETS DOWN TO BASICS OF RACE; EIGHTY TALKS TO TAKE PLACE IN L.A. |
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744 |
| DUCKS GET BLANKED : COLORADO 2, DUCKS 0. |
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433 |
| EDITORIAL : KEEP IT CLEAN; BAN ON CLOSED-DOOR LOBBYING OVER A MAJOR L.A. CONTRACT IS A BREATH OF FRESH AIR. |
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Editorial |
480 |
| EDITORIAL : SAFETY BARRIER NEEDED; CALTRANS SHOULD SPEED UP TIMETABLE FOR MEDIAN SAFEGUARD. |
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Editorial |
353 |
| EL CAMINO REAL STINGS NO. 4 BIRMINGHAM. |
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704 |
| ENZYME OF YOUTH COMES TOO LATE FOR SOME, BUT WISDOM DOESN'T; BOOMERS CAN LEARN VALUE OF A LINED FACE. |
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699 |
| EX-PLAYBOY MODEL SETTLES WITH COMPANY OVER FIRING. |
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544 |
| FEINSTEIN STILL UNCERTAIN ABOUT RUN FOR GOVERNOR. |
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584 |
| FOR THE RECORD. |
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Correction Notice |
37 |
| GIRLS' BASKETBALL BEAT: PALMDALE GIRLS SLOWED BY TOUGH TRANSITION. |
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451 |
| GIVENS FINDS HIS PLACE. |
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1127 |
| GOALKEEPER STUDIES UP ON HER JOB; QUARTZ HILL JUNIOR SETS DOMINANCE FROM GET GO. |
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594 |
| GRAFITTI GRIEF RECALLS DEAD GIRL. |
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444 |
| GROUP SUES CITY OVER OAK SAVANNAH LAND. |
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675 |
| HART GUARD BOUNCES BACK; SURGERY CAN'T STOP HER. |
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825 |
| HUMANS BECOME THE HUNTED IN NEWEST SCI-FI SERIES, `PREY'. |
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Television Program Review |
426 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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310 |
| KNIGHTING OF LEE; STANFORD GUARD ULTIMATE REPLACEMENT. |
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601 |
| L.A. PANEL SUPPORTS PALMDALE RAIL LINE. |
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278 |
| LANE OPERATES SIMULTANEOUSLY IN STAGE, MOVIE AND TV. |
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805 |
| LAPD CHIEF SEES ROOM TO GROW; PARKS PROPOSES TAKING OVER 5 AGENCIES. |
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611 |
| MAGEE LEADS THE POTPOURRI. |
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519 |
| MARATHON INCREASES PURSE. |
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213 |
| MIGHTY HAVE FALLEN; SIMI VALLEY UPENDED BY NEWBURY PARK : NEWBURY PARK 73, SIMI VALLEY 71. |
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475 |
| MOORPARK COLLEGE NOTES: MOORPARK HAS EARLY LEAD FOR WSC SUPREMACY TITLE. |
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412 |
| MTA HALTS SUBWAY PROJECTS; ACTION STOPS SHORT OF BAN. |
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1035 |
| NBC-`ER' DEAL SETS TV RECORD. |
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725 |
| NEW SPINNERBAIT BITES HARD; FISHING DENTIST CREATES TOOL USING FAMILIAR MATERIAL. |
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576 |
| NEWS LITE : SCORSESE TO HEAD JUDGES AT CANNES. |
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818 |
| NO VAN EXEL, NO PROBLEM; LAKERS ROLL AS GUARD RESTS ACHING KNEE : LAKERS 132, DENVER 114. |
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614 |
| NO. 8 UCLA VS. CALIFORNIA. |
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152 |
| NOTES: KALIFORNIA INDOOR SOCCER STADIUM OPENS FOR KICKS. |
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352 |
| NOTES: PARACLETE'S FOSTER COMMITS TO COLORADO. |
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210 |
| NOTES: SOCCER CLUB IS LOOKING FOR PLAYERS. |
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269 |
| OBITUARIES : CHRISTOPHER M. GRIFFIN. |
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Obituary |
274 |
| OFFICIALS' CLASH DELAYS SCHOOL LANDSCAPING. |
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499 |
| OPERATIC SOPRANO'S VIRGIN BAD GIRL; BEHRENS PUTS BOTH BODY AND SOUL INTO LEAD IN L.A. OPERA'S `SALOME'. |
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885 |
| OSCAR'S UNGUARDED MOMENTS; PHOTO ESSAY CATCHES CELEBS IN ACT OF BEING THEMSELVES. |
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1728 |
| OTHER PROGRAMS SUFFER IN WAKE OF SCHOOL CLASS-SIZE CUTS. |
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661 |
| OUTPOST. |
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573 |
| PACKERS VS. BRONCOS: NOTES, QUOTES AND COMMENTS : ELWAY'S LINEMEN TO BREAK SILENCE? |
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313 |
| PALMDALE SHORTCHANGED ON JOBS?; OFFICIALS CONSIDER SPLIT FROM AREA MARKETING EFFORT. |
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366 |
| PALMER CARTS OPINION. |
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757 |
| PARENTS CONVICTED IN GIRL'S DEATH; DAD GUILTY OF 1ST-DEGREE MURDER, TORTURE, 8 OTHER COUNTS. |
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664 |
| PENNY STOCK REVVING UP; COMPANY'S TECHNOLOGY ADVANCE IN FUEL SAVING EXCITES INVESTORS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
261 |
| PROGRAM BACKED TO PUT CHIPS IN SHELTER ANIMALS. |
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199 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : SMOKING REGULATIONS CIVILIZED, NOT FASCIST. |
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Editorial |
1559 |
| RIORDAN BANKROLLS TEACHERS' HONOR BID. |
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477 |
| ROAD RAGE KILLS MOM, DAUGHTER; WRONG-WAY CRASH FOLLOWS I-5 QUARREL. |
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1042 |
| S.F. WIN IS A REAL PAGE TURNER; FORWARD'S CLUTCH 3-POINTER SENDS GAME INTO OVERTIME : SAN FERNANDO 79, CLEVELAND 70. |
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600 |
| SCHOOL DISTRICT DRIVING MIDDLE CLASS OUT OF VALLEY. |
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Editorial |
727 |
| SEX EDUCATION; LESS SMARTS MEANS MORE ROMANCE? |
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Statistical Data Included |
646 |
| SIMI POLICE HOLD SUSPECTS IN SHOOTING; OFFICERS ARREST ADULT, 2 YOUTHS IN DRIVE-BY ATTACK ON GANG. |
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383 |
| SIMON & SCHUSTER SALE-BOUND; VIACOM PUTS MUCH OF PUBLISHING GIANT ON BLOCK. |
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342 |
| SISTER ACT; THOMPSONS DRIVE SCORING AT LA REINA HIGH. |
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611 |
| SOCCER BEAT: CANYON TEAMS SHARE SPOTLIGHT. |
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645 |
| SOCCER BEAT: WITH THE GAME ON THE LINE, LOOK TO T.O.'S TERRELL. |
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373 |
| STAGED FLIGHT; CONTROLLED HUNTS ARE NO SWEAT. |
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1120 |
| STAGNANT GOLD PRICES PROMPT LAYOFFS AT MINE. |
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280 |
| STOUDAMIRE TOO MUCH; HE BURNS CLIPPERS FOR SEASON-HIGH 36 : TORONTO 109, CLIPPERS 101. |
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327 |
| T.O. GOALKEEPER HOBBLES AGOURA : THOUSAND OAKS 1, AGOURA 0. |
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341 |
| T.O. LIMITS CAMPAIGN SPENDING. |
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204 |
| TEACHER JAILED IN SEX CASE. |
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163 |
| THERE WAS LIFE IN DENVER BEFORE ELWAY. |
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971 |
| THIEF RAIDS WIND FACILITY; CRIME SHOWS TECHNO-SAVVY. |
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298 |
| TRAFFIC CAN INTENSIFY DRIVERS' ANGER; EXPERTS OFFER TIPS ON AVOIDING ROAD RAGE. |
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613 |
| U.S. PROBES SOUTHLAND'S FLU STRAINS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
542 |
| USC VS. NO. 7 STANFORD. |
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177 |
| WARNINGS, TICKETS GIVEN; DRIVERS TOLD LAW REQUIRES THEY STOP FOR SCHOOL BUSES. |
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729 |
| YOUNG LIKES HIS CHANCES AT USC. |
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257 |
January 15, 1998
