Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `CABARET BALKAN' CHRONICLES CULTURE OF VIOLENCE. |
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Movie Review |
511 |
| `DOG OF FLANDERS' MEANS WELL. |
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Movie Review |
400 |
| `LOVE AND ACTION' BESET BY BEHIND-THE-SCENES BATTLES. |
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725 |
| `STIFF UPPER LIPS' TAKES ON THE BRITISH. |
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Movie Review |
557 |
| `THE MUSE' NEEDS MORE INSPIRATION. |
|
Movie Review |
742 |
| `WORKING' TO END LABOR DAY; GROUP WANTS `LEISURE' DESIGNATION. |
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|
301 |
| 2 ARRESTED IN VANDALISM AT APARTMENT FOR ELDERLY. |
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431 |
| 5 VALLEY ACTIVISTS NAMED FERNANDO AWARD FINALISTS. |
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779 |
| A LONG-HAUL VIEWPOINT FOR THE NEGRO PROBLEM. |
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|
376 |
| A QUESTION OF ETHICS IN ADVERTISING. |
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|
1486 |
| AMERICA FEELS LATIN BEAT; MUSIC SALES UP 11% THIS YEAR ON WAY FROM NICHE TO MAINSTREAM. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
557 |
| AN ICE WAY TO CHILL; KIDS BEAT SUMMER'S HEAT AT SKATING RINK. |
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|
489 |
| ANGELS VS. BOSTON. |
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|
57 |
| BACA MAY APPOINT OLD-STYLE SHERIFFS FOR COMMUNITIES; REAL `MAYBERRY'-STYLE LAWMAN WOULD KNOW MERCHANTS' NAMES. |
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|
375 |
| BARNMATES LONG SHOT OFTEN IS THE WINNER. |
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|
1479 |
| BILL ADVANCES TO MAKE UNIVERSITIES UNION SHOPS; UC, CSU EMPLOYEES WOULD BE FORCED TO PAY DUES. |
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|
495 |
| BILL TO KILL VALLEY BUS PLAN HALTED; DEMOCRATS, UNIONS PLEDGE TO SEE LEGISLATION PASSES. |
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665 |
| BILL WOULD REQUIRE STATE TO INSPECT THEME PARKS. |
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|
1017 |
| BOARD EXAMINES DIRECTOR'S POSSIBLE CONFLICT OF INTEREST. |
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607 |
| BRIEFLY : JUDGE TOSSES OUT CHALLENGE TO TRACT. |
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393 |
| BRIEFLY : SURGERY UNAFFECTED BY HOSPITAL FLOOD. |
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564 |
| BRIEFLY : SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE CONTAINED SWEETS. |
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|
230 |
| BRIEFLY : VENUS MOVES TOWARD FIFTH TITLE. |
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641 |
| CAL LUTHERAN NOTEBOOK: CAL LUTHERAN WOMEN'S SOCCER TRIES TO UPHOLD TRADITION. |
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496 |
| CHATTER: CONTRIBUTING TO THE PAST IN THE NAME OF BASEBALL. |
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|
821 |
| COMMUNITY SPIRIT; FAIR OPENS TODAY WITH FOCUS ON A.V. |
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|
1079 |
| CRITICS' PICKS : FILM. |
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|
976 |
| DAVIS CREATES PANEL TO STUDY HATE GROUPS; GUN CONTROL LAWS TO BE SIGNED TODAY. |
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|
538 |
| DISMEMBERMENT CASE DEFENDANT NOW FACES WELFARE FRAUD COUNT. |
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|
262 |
| EDITORIAL : `WHAT'S THE HARM?' L.A. CITY OFFICIALS NEED AN ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT WHEN IT COMES TO THE SECESSION STUDY. |
|
Editorial |
521 |
| EDITORIAL : THE BUMBLING FBI; NEW REVELATIONS CAST FURTHER DOUBT ON THE AGENCY'S TRUSTWORTHINESS. |
|
Editorial |
326 |
| ELDERLY RESIDENTS WARNED BY POLICE ABOUT THEFT SCAM. |
|
|
345 |
| FROM SO-SO TO SOSA; SOSA SAYS MONDESI WILL CHANGE. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
1308 |
| GAME IN 2001 IS NEBRASKA'S CALL. |
|
|
165 |
| GETTING SET FOR FUN IN SUN; THE VALLEY'S GREAT WATERING HOLE IS BACK. |
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|
569 |
| HIGHLAND'S JONES FINDS GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS. |
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|
607 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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|
196 |
| IN THE LAP OF LUXURY; HIGH-END RENTALS COME TO VALENCIA. |
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|
578 |
| JETHAWKS COMPLETE SERIES SWEEP : JETHAWKS 5, SAN BERN. 1. |
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295 |
| JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: FORMER MANAGER HAUNTS JETHAWKS. |
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|
640 |
| JOHNSON SETS THE STANDARD; SPRINTER BREAKS 11-YEAR-OLD 400 MARK. |
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1051 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : TV'S KRATT BROTHERS SHOW KIDS WHY ANIMALS NEED THEM. |
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729 |
| KILLER RECEIVES DEATH PENALTY. |
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|
422 |
| LATINO FESTIVAL SET FOR SATURDAY. |
|
|
108 |
| LAWSUIT FILED OVER FAULT LINE DISCOVERY. |
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|
527 |
| LEVELING HOME RUNS AT SKEPTICS. |
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|
992 |
| LIVE-ACTION `DO-RIGHT' A DUD. |
|
Movie Review |
605 |
| LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD MOVIES ...; EVEN DUDLEY DO-RIGHT KNOWS BETTER THAN TO SEARCH FOR THEM DURING THE DOG DAYS OF SUMMER. |
|
Movie Review |
1502 |
| MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN DEATH, NOW FACES CHARGES IN ANOTHER. |
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|
242 |
| MATADORS NOTEBOOK: CSUN GOES BACK-TO-BACK. |
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|
586 |
| NEW CAMPUS OPENS; LST STUDENTS TAKE TOURS IN ORIENTATION. |
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|
569 |
| NEWS LITE : RODMAN WAITING FOR LAKERS TO CALL. |
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|
733 |
| PANEL HEARS TESTIMONY FROM KEY PLAYERS IN BELMONT. |
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|
697 |
| PARADE PARTICIPANTS PREPARE TO STEP OFF SATURDAY MORNING. |
|
|
115 |
| PARK RIDE OVERSIGHT SOUGHT; BILL CALLS FOR AMUSEMENT PARK EMPLOYEE TRAINING. |
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|
720 |
| PETROSSIAN DECLINES ASSEMBLY BID; SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER PREFERS CURRENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT JOB. |
|
|
596 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : TELEVISION IS NEXT. |
|
Editorial |
1649 |
| RESTAURANT REVISITED: ON SEVENTH DAY, THE GREEK RESTS. |
|
Restaurant Review |
635 |
| ROMANTIC COMEDY FORCES FIENNES TO CHOOSE BETWEEN GIRL, FRIENDSHIP. |
|
Movie Review |
460 |
| SC NOTEBOOK: AFTER GETTING THE BIG BOOT, USC RETURNS IN STYLE. |
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|
549 |
| SCHOOLS AWAIT SURGE IN STUDENTS. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
1008 |
| SHACK READY TO BUILD ON ACCLAIM; LIVERPOOL QUARTET'S FIRST U.S. RELEASE COULD END OBSCURITY. |
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|
906 |
| SHARPS & FLATS : NOT YOUR USUAL OLDIES FORMAT. |
|
|
414 |
| SO MANY QUESTIONS, SO FEW ANSWERS IN `13TH WARRIOR'. |
|
Movie Review |
376 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
|
Sound Recording Review |
920 |
| SPARKS' TALL TRIO BREAKS HOUSTON : SPARKS 75, HOUSTON 60. |
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|
684 |
| STROKE OF GENIUS? AT 13, SOMIS' ERICA SAUER HAS A SHOT AT A PRO TENNIS CAREER. |
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|
653 |
| STUDY LINKS LESS EATING, MORE YEARS. |
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|
592 |
| TARSES' BIG FRAILTY IS HUBRIS; FORMER ABC EXEC RESIGNS, UNBOWED. |
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|
732 |
| TECHNOLOGY FAIR SET FOR MEDIA CITY CENTER. |
|
|
321 |
| THE SPIRIT OF GIVING; RESIDENTS SHARE JOY BY CONTRIBUTING TO OTHERS. |
|
|
808 |
| TOY RETAILER'S CEO RESIGNS SUDDENLY. |
|
|
362 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: LEWIS' SON KEEPS HIM GROUNDED. |
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|
435 |
| VAN GOGH PAINTS L.A. ECONOMY ROSY. |
|
Statistical Data Included |
743 |
| VANDALS' CHALLENGE PROMPTS ARRESTS. |
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|
538 |
| VIDEO : TIME TO FETCH `SHILOH 2' ON TAPE. |
|
Video Recording Review |
717 |
| VULTURE'S DEATH SPARKS 1-ACRE FIRE IN VALENCIA BRUSH. |
|
|
95 |
| WESTSIDE SUPPER CLUB VERY INVITING, ONCE YOU LOCATE IT. |
|
Restaurant Review |
956 |
| WRIGHT ANGLE WORKS. |
|
|
1373 |
| X-33 LIVES DESPITE BIG OVERRUN; COSTS DO SHOW NEED TO DIVERSIFY. |
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|
455 |
| YOUTH SOCCER: KIDS GET KICK FROM TIPS FROM PROS. |
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|
306 |
August 27, 1999
