Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (July 30, 1990)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
$17 million Armenian center breaks ground.	Stremfel, Michael		234
'Citrus league' provides higher education with a distinctive Southern California slant.	Schulte, Andrea		1671
A lot of room at the inn: hotel industry hits least hospitable point.	Deady, Tim		970
American Health Properties Inc.			65
Amerijet International Airlines.			55
Amgen Inc., Thousand Oaks.			41
Angeles Corp.			46
Aura Systems Inc.			33
Bad times germinate Fuller/Sacks agency.	Sederberg, Arelo		849
Ban on toxic gas could cost oil refineries millions.	Jacobs, Chip		553
BCE Development Inc.			27
Bergman & Wedner Inc.			32
Broad brands bonds as 'non-performing.'			178
Builder sues city for $14 million, files Chapter 11.	Stremfel, Michael		829
Business globalization requires advanced knowledge.	Schulte, Andrea		1873
Business seeks better educated employees as technology takes over in the workplace.	Peevers, David		1183
Cable marketing executive plans network aimed at broad cross-section of Hispanics; CTN gets black financing.	Deady, Tim		325
Caesars World Inc.			57
Carnation Co. building faces Art Deco renovation.	Stremfel, Michael		607
Castle and Cooke Inc.			56
CF Income Partners L.P.			59
Chicago title takes steps to buy Westwood Equities, Ticor parent.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		729
Citadel Holding Corp., Glendale.			41
Columbia sells junk portfolio as Coast smacks all-time low.	Blackman, Peter F.		887
Countrywide Credit Industry Inc., Pasadena.			41
CRA approves USC Plaza development, but pulls the plug on Little Tokyo project.	Stremfel, Michael		614
DEP Corp.			62
Dozens of firms illegally dump toxics in Mexico.	Jensen, Ronald W.		509
El Segundo-based aerospace giant owns a very big piece of the L.A. County rock.	Stremfel, Michael		437
Epson America Inc.			46
Fairchild Fastener Group.			37
Financial News Network Inc., Los Angeles.			39
Fine idea: legislator wants dirty truckers to pay higher prices.	Jacobs, Chip		374
For this very moment, L.A. is home, sweet home: Raiders will probably play in Coliseum this year.	Deady, Tim		583
Garden collectibles make cool buys for a hot August; 'distressed look' very popular.	Oliver, Marilyn Tower		965
GM will market natural gas-fueled truck in state.	Jacobs, Chip		545
Great Western Financial Corp.			86
Griffin Printing and Lithograph Co.			44
H.F. Ahmanson & Co. increases second quarter earnings 51.3% to $60.1 million.			316
He fits right into the American mold.	Blackman, Peter F.		1471
Hilton Hotels Corp.			51
Hollywood Park Realty Enterprises Inc., Arcadia.			40
House of Fabrics Inc., Sherman Oaks.			39
Housing consultant leaves redevelopment agency, accepts housing post at TELACU.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		260
Humanitarian wins Wyman award from Arthritis Foundation.	Glover, Kara		304
I.H.V. Corp.			57
Insurance company offers AIDS coverage.			323
International Rectifier Corp., El Segundo.			37
Jefferies Group Inc., Los Angeles.			217
Kaufman-Broad reports it will co-develop $300 million Northern California project.	Stremfel, Michael		297
L.A. Gear Inc., Los Angeles.			36
Largest project in years clears land committee.	Stremfel, Michael		1197
Lending for real estate rises in June, but runs 12.3 percent behind last year's level; Home Savings is biggest leader for first half of '90.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	Directory	551
Leonard Green & Partners.			32
Litton Industries Inc., Calabasas.			38
Live Entertainment Inc.			47
Logicon signs pact for near $10 million.			145
Long Beach-based AFSA Data Corp.			36
Los Angeles area law schools use diversity to draw students from across the country.	Peevers, David		1191
Maxicare Health Plans Inc.			79
MCA Inc., Los Angeles.			41
Medco Research Inc., Los Angeles.			76
MGM/UA Communications Corp.			80
Minority quotas act takes employers by surprise.	Blackman, Peter F.		784
Mitsubishi Electronics America Inc.			45
Music center hikes fund-raiser's goal.	Rees, David		373
National Medical Enterprises.			29
Nu-Med Inc., Encino.			40
OPM Financial Inc.			37
Public company earnings.		directory	3
Puroflow Inc., Santa Monica.			43
Radio broadcasting veteran relocates after finding a new angle on the news business.	Deady, Tim		358
Richard V. Sowa.			73
Rockwell International Corp.			52
Rockwell International Corp.			83
Santa Monica manufacturer goes with the flow as automakers increase use of airbags.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		637
School board president sees Ambassador High under way in 1991.	Jacobs, Chip		784
Security Pacific Corp.			50
Showscan Film Corp.			68
Softsel Computer Products Inc.			31
Southern California Bank.			31
Southern California Bank.			42
Spear Financial Services Inc., Glendale.			35
Staar Surgical Co.			37
Standard Brands Paint Co., Torrance.			95
State Supreme Court upholds ruling that L.A. County can tax 'air rights transfers.'	Stremfel, Michael		506
Summit Health Ltd., Burbank.			37
Sunrise Medical Inc.			27
TCW Convertible Securities Fund Inc.			33
Teaching professionals face numerous challenges.	Bernstein, Helen		1359
Teradata Corp.			26
The Bohle Co.			45
They all scream about ice cream.	Frook, John Evan		1030
Ties to South Africa cast doubt on ticket contract with L.A.	Jacobs, Chip		1088
Tiffany's celebrates California expansion.			255
Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance Company Ltd.			73
Transworld Bancorp., Sherman Oaks.			35
TRW Inc. plans to layoff hundreds at South Bay division.	Tobenkin, David		294
Unions claim Lockheed ineptitude caused layoffs.	Deady, Tim		1361
Vision Accomplished Inc.			45