Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (August 5, 1991)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
24 years later, project to revamp stretch of Venice Boulevard begins.	Stremfel, Michael		525
Ahmanson rumor revs N.Y. thrift's stock.	Tobenkin, David		346
Ahoy, Polish tar, want to sign up on a U.S. ship?	Rackham, Anne	company profile	776
B-2 faces dissension in own backyard.	Deady, Tim		1206
BCCI scandal sparks officials to query who's behind county deals.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1063
Brentwood Bank buys Costa Mesa thrift seized by feds.			139
Burbank airport soars despite continued opposition.	Deady, Tim		988
Burbank wooing movie/TV firms to come there but Fox for one is looking elsewhere.	Jacobs, Chip		406
California bankers back federal proposals.	Tobenkin, David		236
CF Income Partners L.P.			36
City gives highrise owners more time to meet safety-upgrade laws.	Stremfel, Michael		532
Coast unit target of lender liability suit.	Tobenkin, David		303
Debate rages on over American Ecology nuclear dump site plan.	Tobenkin, David		984
Defense subcontractors search out work in other areas, including commercial aviation.	Chamberlain, Eric		739
Donna Arlow, James Fox and Stephen Backus.			39
Duff & Phelps lowers Security Pacific Corp.'s bond rating.			159
Electronic componentry firm Brajdas to merge with 3 others.			145
Experts say L.A. life insurers in OK shape.	Tobenkin, David		815
Freeman Spogli agrees to buy 127 Massachusetts food stores.			68
Great Western Financial Corp.			34
Health Care Property Investors Inc.			38
Ideas abound for the redevelopment of GM plant.	Stremfel, Michael		876
Kaufman and Broad Home Corp.			37
Laid-off workers find tough going in job market.	White, Todd		780
LAX Hilton tops in convention facilities.	Deady, Tim		364
Los Angeles DWP wins appeal in $1.3 million contractor suit.			135
Malls tackle retail slump with planned renovations.	Glover, Kara		667
Managing the state's most taxing job.	White, Todd		1367
Max Factor president gives up post, returns to Neutrogena Corp.	Shepardson, Monty		152
Occidental Petroleum offers to buy back $820 million in bonds.			134
Orion Pictures defaults on a $1.2 million interest payment.			106
Playboy gives up 'strip' for new Beverly Hills home.	Stremfel, Michael		532
Red flags rising over Douglas' C-17 project.	Rechtin, Mark		867
Reginald Holmes.			21
Residential sales drop for another month as some brokers see a change on horizon.	Mullen, Liz		855
Ticketmaster projects 60% revenue leap.	Schena, Susan C.		515
U.S. Customs audits Honda; $20 million in duties may be due.	White, Todd		266
Ventura cows the short-traders; its shares drop below $1 anyway.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		724
Warner Center growth again thrown into turmoil by dispute over allowable density.	Mullen, Liz		1185
What's feeding the recent lunge in Rykoff-Sexton's shares price?	Rees, David		409
Zell says he'll keep Carter Hawley intact.	Glover, Kara		629