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A history of boom and bust: L.A.'s ups and downs are nothing new, and when one industry stumbles another arises.		Jan 6, 1997	1175
Deregulation means opportunity, uncertainty for power industry.	Industry Overview	Dec 30, 1996	685
San Gabriel Valley struggles with toxic cleanup woes.		Jan 2, 1995	967
West Hollywood says it's 'left bank and right on.' (business-friendly atmosphere in the Westside community)		Oct 26, 1992	1275
Public-private partnership eyes MacArthur Park.		Oct 26, 1992	1395
Southland ranks as financial fraud leader; local FBI reports twice as many cases as New York.		Oct 12, 1992	1239
Rival forces clash about Prop. 167's likely impact.		Oct 5, 1992	1207
To make a difference.		Oct 5, 1992	1587
Transit commission auditors cast eagle eye on Tutor's costs.		Sep 28, 1992	1219
All-American advocate: attorney Bill Wegner tries to keep things positive.		Sep 7, 1992	1742
What recession? Business is still growing for City Hall's lobbyists.		Aug 31, 1992	1113
Industry urges Sacramento to step on AQMD's brakes.		Aug 17, 1992	1433
L.A. fast-tracking recovery bill skids in state legislature.		Aug 10, 1992	1082
Manufacturers win key round vs. cities in landfill litigation.		Aug 3, 1992	1233
Transit agency boosts subway route's tab; LACTC ups Hollywood-SFV link estimate $222 million.		Jul 27, 1992	1142
The selling of California: State Commerce chief Julie Wright peddles California as the business place to be.		Jul 27, 1992	1427
A monorail through Beverly Hills? Gucci forbid.		Jul 13, 1992	1372
Produce business grows despite market problems.	Industry Overview	Jul 6, 1992	938
Critics riding transit agency on small contracts handling: county commission hit on overruns, bundling deals.		Jun 29, 1992	1773
Peterson loses luster in transit chief race.		Jun 22, 1992	1274
AQMD eyes thorny moves to cut car use.		Jun 15, 1992	1081
Hi-tech group to name all-star slate of directors.		Jun 8, 1992	1091
Poor areas being overlooked at L.A. Olympic foundation.		Jun 8, 1992	1333
CRA cap change gets lost in shadow of political reality.		Jun 8, 1992	1316
Corporate interests take the lead in city lobbying.		May 25, 1992	1121
Largely unscathed Watts deserves new investment, proponents say.		May 25, 1992	690
Transit projects generate more interest than cash.		May 18, 1992	801
Wilshire advocates see red over Metro Rail route.		May 18, 1992	1161
Flight to L.A.'s suburbs is still in vogue; Palmdale proves to be county's fastest growing city.		May 18, 1992	437
Midtown business people survey ruins, seek leadership to rebuild.		May 11, 1992	773
Some ideas on what to get a jaded pooch who has everything.	Industry Overview	May 4, 1992	926
AQMD mulls measure to require talks disclosure: contacts with board members would have to be reported.		Apr 27, 1992	660
Chamber wants business tax to hike membership; opposition plans to convince City Council to thwart fee.		Apr 27, 1992	606
L.A. officials seek to revise environmental report process.		Apr 27, 1992	1090
Traffic mitigation fee structure continues to reverberate in development community.		Apr 27, 1992	1209
Will transit plan help job market locally?		Apr 20, 1992	1308
Ed Avila.		Apr 20, 1992	1488
Benjamin Bycel.		Apr 20, 1992	1521
Virginia Bremberg.		Apr 20, 1992	1341
Richard Katz.		Apr 20, 1992	1467
Ray Grabinski.		Apr 20, 1992	1464
He gets things done around this town: land-use attorney George Mihlsten shepherds the hot projects through government mazes.		Apr 13, 1992	1415
L.A. companies sue cities over Superfund site.		Mar 30, 1992	1255
Let's hear it for Tommy's (burp).	Company Profile	Mar 23, 1992	1320
Smog clouds printing environment.	Industry Overview	Mar 23, 1992	1147
Metro Rail cost-overrun tab adds to City Hall fiscal woes.		Mar 16, 1992	1190
Freight forwarders advance by land, air and sea.		Mar 16, 1992	379
Retailers in downtown mall near suing city over lease moratorium.		Mar 9, 1992	1013
Lockheed, Hughes ex-chairmen to lead mass transit R&D effort.		Mar 9, 1992	481
Ray in the spotlight.		Mar 2, 1992	1616
Defense CEO pay gets fatter as firms get slimmer.		Feb 24, 1992	1507
Hollywood chamber is struggling to resolve its financial cliffhanger.		Feb 17, 1992	1081
Five local defense firms consider transit projects.		Feb 17, 1992	561
'Smog exchange' is outlined by AQMD.		Feb 3, 1992	352
RTD pays $25 million to settle cost overrun dispute.		Feb 3, 1992	492
LAX-Palmdale railway mired in confusion.		Jan 27, 1992	957
Berman gets rolling on plan for transit industry.		Jan 27, 1992	474
Hotels get fired up over city's anti-puff proposal.		Jan 27, 1992	474
AQMD fines waste disposal corporation and trash manager.		Jan 27, 1992	264
Hearing near on bid by Libertarians to ax county '90 sales tax.		Jan 20, 1992	510
Green Line brouhaha turns up the political heat; legislators want to tip government contracts to locals.		Jan 20, 1992	771
Bush provides a short respite for defense industry.		Jan 6, 1992	1282
Transit agency mulls tilting pacts to local bidders.		Dec 23, 1991	571
Hollywood scenario for redevelopment faces new challenge.		Dec 23, 1991	514
She speaks loudly and carries a big stick.		Dec 23, 1991	1394
L.A. contractors score well in Pentagon spending spurt.		Dec 16, 1991	1235
Everything's coming up roses at Flower building.		Dec 16, 1991	434
Opponents cry favoritism in move to rezone 20th Century Fox parcel.		Dec 9, 1991	885
Pepsi debuts new logo on Hollywood sign.		Dec 9, 1991	362
City, county workers experiment with homework.		Dec 9, 1991	1189
Deal may be near for Santa Fe rail track: sources say agency is making progress in negotiations.		Dec 2, 1991	747
Ralph's Grocery, Chevron USA pay top fines to AQMD.	Brief Article	Dec 2, 1991	130
Lawmakers eye rail construction as a good planning opportunity.	Industry Overview	Dec 2, 1991	1136
Developer's donation to planning department raises propriety issue.		Dec 2, 1991	949
Parks board member is hit for his activities as lobbyist.		Nov 25, 1991	1388
Downtown blueprint heads east.		Nov 25, 1991	535
Revised LACTC bids pose new questions.		Nov 25, 1991	349
Dentist opens mouth to protest plan to build Lake Hollywood mansions.	Brief Article	Nov 18, 1991	385
Tinseltown asks Uncle Sam to rein in Metro Rail.		Nov 11, 1991	925
Northrop to fork out $450,000 in pollution violations settlement.		Nov 11, 1991	334
Builder accused of political fabrication.		Nov 4, 1991	278
President of L.A. Headquarters Association leading the fight to prevent corporate flight.		Nov 4, 1991	404
Tri-Cities vie to get funds for their projects first in the race for commuter rail network.		Nov 4, 1991	1000
L.A. Area Chamber stays no. 1 as local chambers' ranks change.		Nov 4, 1991	623
LACTC begins to lower the boom on Santa Fe rail lines.		Oct 21, 1991	2297
Debate over smog regulations likely to get sticky.		Oct 14, 1991	1138
Legislation enabling workers to take family leave makes its way to Gov. Wilson's desk.		Sep 23, 1991	355
Officials ponder LAX privatization, fee hike to transform the airport into a profit center.		Sep 23, 1991	1118
The check's in the junk mail for head of PR firm.		Sep 16, 1991	378
CRA to let builders purchase 'air rights.' (Los Angeles Community Redevelopment Agency will charge developers $35 a square foot for every additional space they seek for their projects)		Sep 9, 1991	494
Derailment of rail talks upsets commuter timetable.		Sep 9, 1991	867
Path finally cleared for Hollywood's redevelopment plan.		Sep 2, 1991	336
L.A. officials seek meeting with GM chief to rescue doomed Southland auto facility.		Sep 2, 1991	322
He's redevoloping the CRA: Ed Avila brings a new management style to the often-controversial Community Redevelopment Agency.		Sep 2, 1991	1664
Former Hollywood chamber president takes on the public affairs of building Metro Rail.		Sep 2, 1991	412
Feds to decide fate of Metro Rail contract.		Aug 19, 1991	270
Lockheed, Northrop top donors to key congressional campaign coffers.		Aug 12, 1991	1340
Museum to market memorabilia displays.		Aug 12, 1991	540
Who has South Africa ties - and does it matter?		Aug 12, 1991	630
State Sen. Calderon being investigated by political commission.		Aug 12, 1991	337