Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (March 4, 1991)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Most exclusive' L.A. condos hit market: Japanese firm's Westwood units go for $1-million-plus.	Stremfel, Michael		791
AQMD wants large firms' rideshare plans PDQ: major businesses face stiff fines if they miss deadline.	Jacobs, Chip		547
Capital Research funds may reduce advisory fees: rising competition may force more mutual funds' cuts.	Rees, David		729
Charles Dunn Co. ranks no. 1 among local property managers.	Strempel, Michael		700
City Council reins in redevelopment unit: panel asserts control over CRA's decisions, spending.	Jacobs, Chip		853
Contractors find opportunity in remodeling but face a different set of legal constraints.	Ohebsion, Moji		730
Developer emerges as primary Bradley defense contributor.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1313
Glenda Grant.			32
Gulf cease fire fuels gasoline price wars.	Rees, David		1080
Gulf peace slams defense stocks.			228
Hotel Investors Trust wobbles to survive: but Hilton, despite some troubles, is in solid position.	Deady, Tim		913
Hotel occupancy slumps another 1.2 percent while room rates rise.	Deady, Tim		260
J. Don Langston.			33
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.			29
Lighting company goes dim on Wall Street: value of Dynasty Classics' stock falls to single digit.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		325
Lockheed files suit over canceled deal.			121
Marine contractors expect business upsurge if two coastal landfill projects are approved: Disney project and ports expansion await approval.	Mullen, Liz		935
NBC hikes the ante to buy FNN.	Rackham, Anne		541
Occidental Petroleum Corp.			32
Olivia Newton-John clothes venture files for bankrupt shield.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		439
Orville Garrison.			53
Pac Rim plans to go public.	Tobenkin, David		467
Peter Hoffman.			30
Pru-Bache woes echo through Southland: controversy focuses on limited partnership dealings.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		710
Rockwell B-1B back in service, troubles remain.	Deady, Tim		792
Ron Pellegrino.			39
Steven Murphy.			25
Sunkist Growers still reeling from the cost of December's freeze.	Glover, Kara		304
Transportation remains one bright light in a bleak construction employment picture.	Goldgaber, Arthur		741
Union neutral on Lockheed proxy battle.	Deady, Tim		854
Voters hold the key to $2.3 billion hospital repair.	Goldgaber, Arthur		741
War games: before Army tankers do battle they learn how to operate their M-1 tanks on Gershon Weltman's simulators.	Cole, Benjamin Cole	Biography	1221
Where will Unocal put its HQ? Decision is expected within days; sources say L.A. Center has inside track for deal.	Stremfel, Michael		624
Workers scramble for jobs as options dwindle.	Mullen, Liz		895