Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (August 26, 1991)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
20th Century Industries.			33
Advertising revenue declines continue at Times Mirror papers.			102
Affordable housing may be builders' savior.	Stremfel, Michael		1105
Anthony Industries Inc.			31
B-1B bomber still buffeted by headwinds.	Deady, Tim		840
Cash-starved Southland builders are going public.	Barron, Kelly	company profile	902
Computer Sciences to run quake fund.			106
Cox moves into lead vs. Hearst for state cable news channel.	Rackham, Anne		304
Despite challenges, KCET's license is renewed.	Rackham, Anne		783
Economic Development economist Kyser forecasts no job growth here through '92.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		356
Economic impact of coup would have had negligible costs for L.A.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		829
Empty rooms continue to haunt hotel properties in L.A. County.	Deady, Tim		595
From deadlines to baselines.	Deady, Tim		1566
Gas company services help business with air quality.	Rawlings,Roy		1489
Grove music school officials file for Chapter 11, protest new law.			178
Herbalife International Inc.			26
Hope among defense contractors rises and falls with Soviet coup.	Deady, Tim		830
Hughes Aircraft plans to bid for another Star Wars project.			118
IDB Communications joins AT&T in Soviet Union phone venture.			127
Independent studios prosper despite poor summer.	Glover, Kara		953
James Slouber.			23
L.A. oil giants eye Alaska wildlife refuge.	Glover, Kara		693
Lawyer helps disband Century City firm to form largest bankruptcy law firm in U.S.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		174
Linda Van Winkle Deacon.			36
Litton Industries Inc.			34
Local economy is languishing but not plummeting, says Econowatch.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		388
Marshall Mintz.			26
Mattel Inc.			31
Media City Center complex officially opens in Burbank.			109
Miniscule trade with Soviets no cause for alarm.	White, Todd		660
Optimism among small-biz proprietors is waning.	Chamberlain, Eric		447
Orion puts new exec in charge of its cash.	Shepardson, Monty		145
Orion's recap plan to dilute share value.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		333
Orion, MGM-Pathe are still limping along.	Glover, Kara		375
Philip Marshall.			27
Real estate brokerage giant struggles in debt quagmire.	Stremfel, Michael		1150
Richard Andrews.			41
SBA $5 million loan pact for Trim-Lok accents foreign sales.	Chamberlain, Eric		294
Towers Financial under multi-state investigation.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		855
Vortex Technology president thinks heads will spin over the proliferation of choices.	Rackham, Anne		325
Westside office towers are swaying over recession.	Stremfel, Michael		623
Why is Magnetek's market price lagging as earnings rise steadily?	White, Todd		865
Winsford Corp. buys majority interest in college newspaper.			112