Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (May 6, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
20th Century posts strong earnings rise.	Tobenkin, David		181
A new entree in the development feast circling Central City West.	Stremfel, Michael		484
Aerospace cutbacks add to office space on the South Bay market.	Deady, Tim		930
American Health Properties.			31
Asian businesses help offset United Way donations slump.			94
Bank exec learns first hand about the heart of the matter.	Tobenkin, David		219
Barry's Jewelers fails to meet payment date on debt notes.			92
BWIP Holding Inc.			29
Century Medicorp.			26
Clothier aims to junk debt by selling stock: once-spurned Cherokee will again try market on for size.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		718
Councilman Woo, non-profit agency bring an open air farmers market to Hollywood.	Jacobs, Chip		425
Countryside Receivables Corp.			25
Developer says Coopers & Lybrand remains legally committed to lease, partnership deal.	Shepardson, Monty		592
Developments.	Stremfel, Michael		59
Disk-drive maker Micropolis starts 2-million-share offering.			151
Employment picks up in March but still is off from a year before.	Shepardson, Monty		463
Equitable Life opens office in Los Angeles.	Tobenkin, David		63
Eveready beats drums of protest over parody of Energizer bunny.	Rackham, Anne		590
Farr closes buyout of Cambridge Filter.	Tobenkin, David		88
Fate of two General Dynamics plants has yet to be decided.			127
First Executive tax bill makes talking auditors hard to find.	Rees, David		1330
Fremont General Group.			28
Gardena recycle center nailed in county's 'sting' operation.			105
Giving birth to supersonic birds of prey.	Teady, Tim		302
Great Western sets issue of $100 million preferred shares.			122
He did it his way: while Joseph Jacobs says the entrepreneurial drive to create Jacobs Engineering comes from his Phoenician heritage, the company's success is based on his ability to develop advanced corporate management techniques.	Tobenkin, David	Biography	1688
Hotel workers, Hyatt cross swords again.			423
Investors Title Co.	Stremfel, Michael		67
Key PUC vote nears on planned merger of largest two Southern California utilities.	White, Todd		195
Kirk Kerkorian loses a round in his drive for TWA's controls.			115
Kopp amends property reassessment bill to place burden of proof on corporations.	White, Todd		310
L.A. bidding for World Cup soccer.	Deady, Tim		83
Landmark exec finds harmonious post in Japanese mountains.	Glover, Kara		222
Leases.	Strempfel, Michael		63
Magnetek covers retirees' pension losses: it makes good on worker's Executive Life annuities.	White, Todd		443
Maxicare's shares listed on OTC mart.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		197
Mea culpa: I am a 'Studs' reject: the raunchy game show didn't appreciate my fine qualities, thank goodness.	Rackham, Anne		985
Mickey lands the little green guy but he gets a publicity black eye.	Glover, Kara		468
Muppet hassle spotlights tough world of Disney.	Glover, Kara		1673
Newspapers racks vs. thieves: ripoffs of National highlight vending machine thefts.	Rackham, Anne		743
Pinkerton's Inc.			26
Public stayed home in February clipping retail sales by 2 percent.	Glover, Kara		235
Put it in writing: reception still fuzzy on new fin-syn rules.	Rackham, Anne		773
Raiders of the lost art: Paramount Pix wins NBC's Tartikoff for its top spot.	Glover, Kara		124
Recession slows demand for apparel district space: Cal Mart expansion remains on hold for better times.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		606
Rising value of junk bonds spurs Zenith: 1st quarter income up 78%, per share earnings rise 86%.	Rees, David		734
Sales.	Stremfel, Michael		37
San Gabriel Valley's revival may lag but experts upbeat on future.	Chamberlain, Eric		745
Security Pacific again looms above rivals: giant easily retains its lead among county-based banks.	Tobenkin, David		437
Showscan peddles 360-degree movie theater to the Japanese.			124
State may hold billions ransom in plan forcing cities to reduce traffic: prop. 111 provision to tie land use to transportation.	Jacobs, Chip		1828
Stor Furnishings International Inc.	Stremfel, Michael		42
Sunrise Medical Inc.			27
The future of cable business TV network again up for grabs.	Rackham, Anne		278
Transamerica stays ahead by being cool: meanwhile, racy rival Executive Life's fortunes fade.	Tobenkin, David		571
Unocal Corp. begins 'shaping the tree': analysts supportive of plan to close 200 to 300 stations.	Glover, Kara		467
Vons files with SEC to offer up to 11.8 million common shares.			186
Walt Disney Co.			28
Woman Business Owner of the Year keeps grinding out the profits.	Rees, David		527