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- Pasadena : Tree Contracts Awarded
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- Yugoslavs Chase Albanians Waiting for U.S. Senators
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- Isler Says Cup Effort Is Finished
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- Chorale Preserves the Culture of Old Hawaii : Music: Huntington Beach-based Ainahau o Kaleponi will perform its songs at the Los Angeles Festival this weekend.
- 'Cagney, Lacey' Producer Wins $2-Million Suit
- Raider Rookie Linebacker Wallace Is in a Real Big Rush : Pro football: Former Texas A&M; standout has six sacks in four exhibition games, including three against the Bears.
- SHORT TAKES : NBC News Hires N.Y. Columnist
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- STAGE REVIEW : Still Waiting for 'Godot's' Big Laughs at OCC : There is some silliness in the college production of the Samuel Beckett play, but it's essentially a serious effort.
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- Teens Chang, Capriati Win 2nd Matches : Tennis: Youth is served at the U.S. Open, as one-time phenom Aaron Krickstein also advances.
- PREP FOOTBALL '90: THE FREEWAY LEAGUE : DIVISION VI : Luczaj, Ready to Build, Wants Past to Be History at Buena Park
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- The Case for Homemade Sausage
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- No Accident: State Senators' Names Are Not on Mailer
- Year-Round Schooling OKd for East Side : Education: The program has been restricted to Long Beach's poorer western and central areas. Now it will be expanded.
- GOINGS ON: SANTA BARBARA : Worldly Messages in Art : Statements about the environment and homelessness permeate local exhibitions.
- El Monte : Site for Day Laborers
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- El Monte : Restaurant Receives Permit
- 'Pajama Game' Is '50s-Style, Good Clean American Fun
- Hussein Scoffs at U.S. Military Threat : Interviews: In rambling accounts to anchormen, the Iraqi leader said the U.S. was not "the Angel of Death" and berated France for joining the blockade.
- Handicapped Are Victims of Cost-Cutting : Health: Cuts in outpatient services to the poor are response to a shortfall in state funding.
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- L.A. Will Celebrate City's 209th Birthday
- Public Service Workers Strike in East Germany
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- Sports Talk : Franklin High's Loss Is ELAC's Gain
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- FILLMORE : Changes in Oxnard Plan Protested
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- Sept. 30 Walk-A-Thon to Benefit Homeless
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- COLUMN ONE : REGIONAL REPORT : The Binding Attraction of Books : Collecting volumes is no longer a hobby reserved for the club set. Some experts say business in Southern California is second only to New York.
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- Mother Lifts a Glass of Stout to Freed Hostage
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- Rypien to Play Out His Option
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- Police Crack Down on Faulty Big Rigs in Port Area Traffic : Law enforcement: The inspections are meant to stress proper truck maintenance and to get unsafe vehicles off the streets.
- Countywide : Democrats Plan Labor Day Barbecue
- SANTA ANA : Legal Resident's Deportation Decried
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- Health Dept. Acts Against Recycler
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- Schools Want Cost-of-Living Boost of 4.76% : Education: The districts oppose Gov. George Deukmejian's 3% offer and his proposal to use Proposition 98 money to reduce class size.
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- Bush Prepares Plan to Spread Gulf Costs Among Allies : Buildup: There is concern that they are not carrying their share.
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