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Author |
Type |
Words |
| `FATHER'S DAY' PLAYWRIGHT HASN'T DONE ACTORS ANY FAVOR. |
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Theater Review |
501 |
| `MATING HABITS' DOES DELICATE DANCE OF OPPOSITE SEXES. |
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Movie Review |
374 |
| `NATURALLY NATIVE' AN ACHIEVEMENT WITH LOTS ON ITS MIND. |
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Movie Review |
516 |
| `NEW ROSE HOTEL' TOO CONVOLUTED TO COMPREHEND. |
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Movie Review |
390 |
| `SPACE' FLIES TOWARD LOVE. |
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Theater Review |
695 |
| A PLANE FALLS, AND A PLOT BEGINS IN `RANDOM HEARTS'. |
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Movie Review |
631 |
| A.V. BUS KNOCKS DOWN TRAFFIC SIGNAL. |
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207 |
| AFL-CIO CONVENTION TO GET UNDER WAY IN L.A. |
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Statistical Data Included |
447 |
| AND NOW FOR THIS WEEK'S `SNL' MOVIE. |
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Movie Review |
522 |
| AVOIDING ROAD RAGE; USC WILL TRY TO END DISTURBING TREND AGAINST ARIZONA. |
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925 |
| BAFFERT LOOKS TO DOMINATE BREEDERS' CUP. |
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1464 |
| BOSTON BEANED IN CLEVELAND : CLEVELAND 11 BOSTON 1. |
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662 |
| BRIEFLY : COMMUNITY MEETING SET FOR JOHN MUIR. |
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166 |
| BRIEFLY : HOT, WINDY WEATHER CLOSES MAIZE MAZE. |
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495 |
| BRIEFLY : PADILLA BACKS BAN OF BANK ATM FEES. |
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496 |
| BUILDING BEGUN ON INDEPENDENT LIVING COMPLEX FOR MENTALLY ILL. |
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552 |
| CANYON ATHLETE'S PARENT CALLS FOR WORKOUT SUPERVISION. |
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419 |
| CEASE AND ASSIST; SHAQ CARRIES MORE BAGGAGE THIS SEASON. |
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1056 |
| CHATTER: SIMI VALLEY'S VILLEPIGUE GROWS INTO NEW ROLE. |
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622 |
| CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: ANDERSON PERKS UP DA CLIPS. |
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341 |
| CONGREGATION SEEKS HOME; B'NAI EMET PLANS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SANCTUARY, PRESCHOOL. |
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589 |
| CONSTRUCTION'S CURSE; BUSINESSES HURT BY CONSTRUCTION WILL GET HELP. |
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396 |
| COUNTING JOES; LOCAL BAND RECORDS ON DURITZ'S LABEL. |
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527 |
| CRITICS' PICKS : TELEVISION. |
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994 |
| CSUN BASKETBALL: BUSCH COMMITS FOR NEXT SEASON. |
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68 |
| CSUN NOTEBOOK: TB BRADLEY BACK AND READY FOR BEAR. |
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600 |
| DAVIS SIGNS MILK PRICE SURVEY LAW. |
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133 |
| DAY IN SPORTS: S.F. REMAINS PERFECT. |
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657 |
| DONALD TRUMP EYES THE WITE HOUSE. |
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513 |
| DRIVER, WALKER DIE IN COLLISIONS ON 101 FREEWAY; SEPARATE INCIDENTS SHUT LANES. |
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357 |
| DUCKS MAY BE TARGETS. |
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771 |
| EDITORIAL : MAKING SCHOOLS SAFER; THERE ARE FIVE BILLS ON GOV. DAVIS' DESK THAT CAN LAY THE GROUNDWORK FOR ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE SCHOOLS AND THAT SHOULD BE SIGNED. |
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Editorial |
492 |
| EDITORIAL : OUTER LIMITS; CITY OF 4 MILLION COULDN'T FIND QUALIFIED RESIDENT TO HEAD NEW DEPARTMENT OF NEIGHBORHOODS. |
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Editorial |
228 |
| FALL LEAGUE: CALLING FOR A DOUBLE STEAL : TWO LEADOFF HITTERS A BOOST FOR THE STEALTH. |
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710 |
| FALL SPORTS: VETERANS COME IN HANDY FOR REGENTS : GIRLS' GOLF TEAM THRIVES ON DEPTH. |
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583 |
| FINE FILMMAKING IN `THE LIMEY'. |
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Movie Review |
619 |
| FIRM THREATENS TO SUE LAUSD FOR BELMONT REPORT'S CLAIMS. |
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332 |
| HATS OFF TO LUC; KINGS REBOUND TO WIN IN TAMPA : KINGS 5 TAMPA BAY 2. |
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688 |
| HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMEDAY : LOYOLA (3-1) VS. NO. 2 HART (4-0) 7:30 P.M. AT COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS. |
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Statistical Data Included |
2062 |
| HIP-HOP CROSSES OVER RACIAL LINE WITH WORKING-CLASS `WHITEBOYS'. |
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Movie Review |
557 |
| IF YOU BUILD IT ... |
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|
110 |
| IN BRIEF. |
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251 |
| KIDS/SNEAK PEEK : START CLEANING UP WITH NICKELODEON. |
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646 |
| LA CANADA SOLVES HOOVER DEFENSE. |
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384 |
| LAKERS NOTEBOOK: SALLEY HAPPY TO BE BACK ON THE COURT. |
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622 |
| LIKE NINTENDO FOR THE REST OF US; VIRTUAL REALITY FLESHED OUT IN `HARSH REALM'. |
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Television Program Review |
1233 |
| LITTLEROCK HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FACE HEARINGS FOR FIGHTS. |
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207 |
| MAN'S NAME ADORNS BALLFIELD AS TRIBUTE. |
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596 |
| MANN AT IT AGAIN; MINIMED FOUNDER CONSIDERS NEW $100 MILLION GIFT, IPO. |
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750 |
| MEXICAN EMISSARIES WELCOMED. |
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243 |
| MISSING WOMAN NEEDS MEDICINE. |
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132 |
| MONDAY SCHEDULES. |
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273 |
| MONSTERS WILL SCARE UP FUNDS AT FALL FESTIVAL. |
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203 |
| NETAID READY FOR WEB SURFERS AT 9 A.M. SATURDAY. |
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743 |
| NEW OFFICE DEPOT MOVING IN; FINE FOOD REPLACED BY PAPER CLIPS, PENS. |
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276 |
| NEWS LITE : PITT SHOWS SIDE NOT OFTEN SEEN. |
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797 |
| PARKER AREA ROAD PLAN DEBATED. |
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314 |
| PATIENTS' BILL GETS HOUSE GREEN LIGHT. |
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1130 |
| PETTITTE PLAYS TEXAS HOLD 'EM : NEW YORK 3 TEXAS 1. |
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676 |
| PLANNERS CONSIDER GOLDEN VALLEY EXTENSION. |
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270 |
| PRECISION FLYING; INVENTORY OF PLANES TO BE ON DISPLAY. |
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1167 |
| PREP FOOTBALL: PROVIDING THE STING : SCORPIONS RELY ON CERNY FOR OFFENSE. |
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724 |
| PRISON EYED FOR NONCITIZEN INMATES; PROPOSAL TO BE SUBMITTED FOR CALIFORNIA CITY FACILITY. |
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476 |
| PUBLIC FORUM : L.A.'S GREAT LOSS. |
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Editorial |
1617 |
| SC NOTEBOOK: QB QUANDARY? HACKETT HOPES SO. |
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483 |
| SCHOOL PROJECT PROGRESSES; SOIL CONTAMINATION CLEANUP FACES FINE TUNING. |
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842 |
| SHARPS & FLATS : CHESS NAME RUNS THROUGH ROCK 'N' ROLL AND THE BLUES. |
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|
455 |
| SOUND CHECK. |
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Sound Recording Review |
1057 |
| STAPLES CENTER IS A FAN'S PARADISE. |
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|
1432 |
| STAPLES CENTER: HIGH-TECH PRODUCTION : SOUNDING OFF; LOS ANGELES HAS NEVER SEEN OR HEARD SYSTEMS SO ADVANCED. |
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846 |
| STAPLES CENTER: PRO TEAMS : HOME COURT; CAN A NEW ARENA BRING A CHAMPIONSHIP OR EVEN A WINNING RECORD? |
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3478 |
| STAPLES CENTER: TECHNOLOGY : QUICK TURNAROUND; ARENA CAN GO FROM HOCKEY RINK TO BASKETBALL COURT IN 2 1/2 HOURS. |
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991 |
| STAPLES CENTER: TOUR L.A. : DISCOVER DOWNTOWN; PLAY TOURIST FOR A DAY IN THE HEART OF LOS ANGELES. |
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1078 |
| STAPLES CENTER: WHERE TO EAT : STAPLE FOODS; A GUIDE TO DINING DOWNTOWN. |
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826 |
| SWING DANCERS JIVE AT SPORTSMEN'S LODGE. |
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645 |
| TAKE FREE TOUR OF ARENA ON OCT. 16. |
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242 |
| TEMPORARY SKATE PARK CONSIDERED; PREFAB RAMPS MAY BE USED. |
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542 |
| THE FORD PHILOSOPHY; `I HAVE NEVER BEEN FASHIONABLE,' SAYS FAMILY-FOCUSED MOVIE STAR. |
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1265 |
| TOBACCO WINDFALL DISCUSSED; INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS AIR WISHES ON USES FOR PROP. 10 MONEY. |
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|
629 |
| TODAY'S PREP FOOTBALL GAMES. |
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|
302 |
| TODAY'S PREP FOOTBALL GAMES. |
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401 |
| TODAY'S PREP FOOTBALL GAMES. |
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452 |
| TOP ARMENIAN MUSICIANS TO BE IN SHOW. |
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302 |
| TOP COPS, POLICE VOLUNTEERS OF '99 NAMED IN NORTH HOLLYWOOD. |
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549 |
| TOSHI NEEDS TO GIVE CUSTOMERS MORE FOR THEIR MONEY. |
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Restaurant Review |
771 |
| TUTTLE SEEKS HIKE IN AUDITORS; AGENCIES COULD FACE 3-YEAR INSPECTIONS. |
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368 |
| TV SERIES HELD, ANOTHER CANCELED. |
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|
122 |
| UCLA BASKETBALL: GADZURIC BACK, BUT ARE KNEES? |
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449 |
| UCLA NOTEBOOK: MCEWAN COULD GET BATTLEFIELD TESTED. |
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510 |
| VALENCIA DROPS ONE TO HART, THEN RALLIES : VALENCIA 3, HART 1. |
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464 |
| VALENCIA MAN FACES SEVEN YEARS IN SEXUAL ASSAULT. |
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182 |
| VALLEY TO STICK WITH 818; PUC'S MOTION DELAYS AREA CODE SPLIT. |
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739 |
| VICTIM'S MOM BANNED FROM MURDER TRIAL; DEFENDANT CLAIMS HARASSMENT. |
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608 |
| VIDEO : SOAK UP FILM HISTORY WITH DVDS. |
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Video Recording Review |
749 |
| WARNER SELLS REST OF PARKS; MOVIE WORLD TO GO TO SIX FLAGS BUYER. |
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329 |
| WASH IMPROVEMENTS DISCUSSED AT MEETING. |
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433 |
| WINDS STIR FIRE DANGER; SANTA ANAS BLOW INTO AREA. |
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|
691 |
| WOODY'S IN ENCINO IS RIGHT ON 'CUE. |
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Restaurant Review |
615 |
| YOUNG JUMPERS HOPE TO ROPE IN SPONSORS. |
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481 |
| ZACARIAS TESTIFIES BEFORE COMMISSION. |
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682 |
October 8, 1999
