Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (July 9, 1990)

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Title	Author	Words
$24 million buyout is offered to indebted owners of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.	Stremfel, Michael	372
A whale of a challenge; a soft office market has meant slow office furniture sales and lean times for the Pacific Design Center. But Richard Norfolk, president of the architectural landmark, is making headway with Herculean work habits.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	1166
Arco pays IRS $800 million in back taxes.		296
Avery stock gets stuck in post-merger rut; analyst labels Dennison marriage 'dilutive.' (Avery International, Dennison Manufacturing)		325
Builders expect bleak market to wipe-out small home contractors; inventories escalating in once-hot housing markets.	Strempel, Michael	1123
California Highways pulls up to first anniversary: husband-wife team answered the call of an open niche.	Sederberg, Arelo	861
Chase National executive finds the time to raise funds for several children's charities.	Tobenkin, David	332
Classical pays off for KKGO-FM after it gives up all that jazz.	Blackman, Peter F.	261
Dean Witter advises buy Disney Co. stock.		146
Douglas Aircraft Co. sets production mark.		147
Duff & Phelps upgrades Vons credit rating.		133
Foothill announced $6 million pretax securities adjustments.		120
Great Western Bank.		72
Guerdon Industries Inc.		60
Indigestion: Rykoff-Sexton net continues to slide; shareholders sue after costs soar because of acquisition.	Frook, John Evan	793
Kinko's faces copyright violation charges for photocopying college course material.	Goldgaber, Arthur	1030
Lack of capital reduces bidders for thrift's assets; Security Pacific wins bid for Gibraltar Savings' assets.	Blackman, Peter F.	594
Lavish thrift contracts draw congressional inquiry; L.A. executives strike gold with Resolution Trust Corp.	Blackman, Peter F.	801
Lawyers have been called sharks, but this is ridiculous.		302
Lee Pharmaceuticals leads list of hot June stocks; SFE Technologies the biggest loser.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	508
Lending levels drop 43 percent in county.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	244
Metrobank.		26
New anti-smog rule voted; jobs dwindle by 2 percent a year.	Jacobs, Chip	1069
New venture hopes to profit by bailing out bankrupt firms.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	679
New visitors bureau regime lands first major convention.	Deady, Tim	299
Nick Patsaouras: he's back in RTD driver's seat; key agency will focus on bus service, not Metro Rail.	Jacobs, Chip	563
Office workstations head to marketplace via new partnership.		146
Oxford Partners.		39
Parsons won two contracts to remove hazardous waste.		184
Pathe Communications Corp.		101
Peterson International revised its international medical plan.		153
PIP continues to grow despite a glut of competitors; Agoura Hills printer repositions to meet industry changes.	Tobenkin, David	1020
Publisher of children's books took company off the market.		139
Raffi Cohen Industries plans new Van Nuys business park at site of old Stroh's Brewery.	Stremfel, Michael	437
Ramifications of aerospace slump concerns experts.	White, Todd	1352
Rockwell contract from Air Force worth $39.8 million.	Jacobs, Chip	202
Santa Fe Pacific Pipeline Partners L.P.		65
Some brushfire victims find they're under-insured; cost of rebuilding shocks homeless Glendale residents.	Deady, Tim	826
The full-employment act for spies; peace braking out around the globe encourages spies.	Jacobs, Chip	1438
The UCLA business forecast project issues particularly grim outlook on our economy.		402
Top-notch salesmen undercut competition, sell $13 million in belts for leather maker.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	235
United Television Inc.		34
Ventura Motion Picture Group began trading on NASDAQ.		76
Vestar purchased 60 percent of Arizona drug firm.		71