Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (May 20, 1991)

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Title	Author	Words
'Green' marketing receives moldy response: the public turns out to be less skeptical than the press.	Rackham, Anne	883
Advertising, PR experts disagree on specialization.	Rackham, Anne	990
All's fair in love, war - and TV showing of Desert Storm Parade.	Rackham, Anne	556
Another commissioner resigns from CRA: Larry Kirk is second member to quit in three months.	Jacobs, Chip	572
Bankruptcy suit off MGM-Pathe's back.	Glover, Kara	98
Bonaventure still towers above rivals: ranking of hotels unchanged amid choppy economy.	Deady, Tim	295
Bradley plan to link water cuts to new projects stirs fears.	Jacobs, Chip	336
Carter Hawley gets approval for $5 million pension fund payment.	Glover, Kara	505
Chamber economist accepts L.A. County post: Jack Kyser's new priority: keep aerospace in L.A.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	298
City of Angels evolving into a city of contrasts.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	2670
Convention Center expansion project to achieve a milestone.	Stremfel, Michael	190
Coopers & Lybrand set to cut deal with California Plaza II.	Stremfel, Michael	933
Corporate-federal fund channels $30 million to affordable homes.	Tobenkin, David	335
Court hears antitrust arguments opposing FNN-CNBC merger.	Rackham, Anne	184
Cushman Realty to shift headquarters to downtown L.A.	Stremfel, Michael	298
Cuts give new definition to full-time work.	Rackham, Anne	696
Downbeat prospect for aerospace field depicted by study.	Deady, Tim	210
Executive Life still on the auction block: group of investors talk of rehabilitating the company.	Tobenkin, David	677
Interior work starts on federal building.	Stremfel, Michael	181
Is Lockheed Corp. working on a new top secret, stealth spy plane? Experts cite military need and hidden defense bucks.	Jacobs, Chip	1308
Junked cars keep entrepreneur in riches.	Rees, David	691
Law firm moving to Glendale City Center.	Stremfel, Michael	170
Leading Blue Shield surgical strike for 100,000 new Southern California members.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	202
Life in the land down under: today, it's an empty hole in the ground; tomorrow, it's L.A.'s new subculture.	Jacobs, Chip	1490
Local FNN workers mull suit or a walkout over closure-pay issue.	Rackham, Anne	429
Marketers expend extra effort in promoting projects for the betterment of the populace.	Mullen, Liz	859
Merged accounting firms see shakeups rather than benefits.	Rees, David	908
National Medical Enterprises Inc.		29
New president of women's group will stress membership.	Ohebsion, Moji	258
No unrest among Northrop shareholders: they are still backing management, despite big setbacks.	Deady, Tim	609
Outcry rises over 900 telephone numbers: state agency proposes model 'consumer bill of rights.' (advertising regulations for service; California State and Consumer Services Agency)	Chamberlain, Eric	458
Policyholder withdrawals, creditor claims lead to seizure of First Capital subsidiaries.		338
Proposed entertainment tax dubbed illegal: attorney cites case law; lobbyists converge on City Hall.	Rackham, Anne	772
Real estate interests prod mayor to kill transfer tax boost.	White, Todd	410
Rockwell system gets wires crossed and cries wolf: FAA orders defective safety units recalled from airlines.	Deady, Tim	441
Some immigrants 'burning' to succeed: Korean founders of Hollytron keep American Dream alive.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	720
Space stays tight for air cargo after war: higher fuel prices, military demands still hit shipments.	White, Todd	645
Supermarket's supersalesman: Bill Davila's homey image in Vons' television ads has helped to boost the supermarket chain's fortunes. Image reflects reality in this case and the president's people-oriented style focuses on attention to details.	Glover, Kara	1033
The economics of black L.A. go from bad to worse: Watts is poorer today than during its 1965 rebellion.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	741
Uproar in marketplace sparks a spate of restructuring.	Mullen, Liz	1116
Upstart retailers of Santee Alley may be putting department stores out of fashion.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	498