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• Wealthy, Influential Catholics Interred in Ornate Mausoleum
• LEGAL FILE
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• FIREWORKS DISPLAYS IN L.A. COUNTY
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• FINANCIAL MARKETS : Bond Prices Rise in Wake of Dollar Rally
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• FASHION : Down-the-Aisle Style
• Hollywood
• Choice Souvenirs of Jerry Lee Lewis : Plenty of Choices Among Musical Souvenirs of Jerry Lee Lewis'
• Gloria Williams
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• Florence Griffith Joyner, who caused a sensation...
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• THE SAN DIEGO CELTICS?
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• REAL ESTATE
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• 1,000 Rush to Apply for Teaching Jobs
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• El Salvador Assassination
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• The Nation
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• TV & VIDEO
• 'Cotton Club' Witness Linked to Two Murders
• James J. Cotter, who last year waged...
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• Bank Bailout to Cost U.S. $2 Billion : FDIC Outlines Terms of Deal for Banc One to Save MCorp
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• Escondido
• Diners Invited to Storm Bastille Day Feasts
• Music Review : Roderick Cook in 'Orpheus in Underworld'
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• San Diego
• FIRST OFF . . .
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• Stolen Carts Push Cost of Groceries Up
• Names in the News
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• THE LASER BIN : Censored Films Return Intact
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• Undergrounding Seen as Safer
• CHP Unveils Plan to Fight Freeway Jams
• MOVIE REVIEWS : Spike Lee Comes of Age
• M. Alan Woods; International Development Chief
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• Congressman Beilenson
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• Japanese Investors Turn From Offices to Retail, Residential
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• Brother of Mob Boss Is Jailed in Heroin Case
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• Ousted Chief of INS to Stay On as Consultant
• Two Who Want to Limit Office Tenure Differ on How to Do It
• $220,000 Settlement a Start for Repairs to Defects at Horton House
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• He Will Head Caretaker Government in Time of Uncertainty : Humiliated, Haughey Quits as Ireland Premier
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• AT&T; to Drop Long-Distance Rates by 0.7%
• Seoul Students Battle Police on Festival Ban
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• Agoura Sprinter Plans to Attend UCLA
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• Assembly
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• THEATER REVIEW : 'Music' Still Has a Few Favorite Things
• Harvard Crew Carries the Second Day of Henley Regatta With Four Victories

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