Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (October 14, 1991)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Affordable housing becomes issue in one of state's priciest markets.	Ohebsion, Moji		982
Bank mergers ripple in accounting world; shrinking bank business hits downsizing accountants.	Rees, David		695
Controversy surrounds Cushman role in gas utility's HQ relocation.	White, Todd		1491
Coopers & Lybrand signs $90 million lease; accounting giant to move HQ to Two California Plaza.	Stremfel, Michael		490
Debate over smog regulations likely to get sticky.	Jacobs, Chip		1138
Development fees rise as occupancy falls.	Mullen, Liz		926
Emergency services.	Shook, Michelle	Directory	271
FBI reports a banks record - in stickups.	Tobenkin, David		831
Fitness centers.	Shook, Michelle	Directory	340
Forecasts predict end of slump; news isn't great for homebuyers.	Hathcock, Jim		624
Hospitals.	Shook, Michelle	Directory	2859
Image Entertainment's disc effort struggles.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		253
L.A.'s Hartwig gets executive VP position at Hill & Knowlton.			189
Labs.	Shook, Michelle	Directory	210
Marshall Industries.	Shepardson, Monty	Company Profile	41
Medical care industry grows despite economic traumas.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1045
North Hollywood project to get new face.	Stremfel, Michael		431
Pharmaceutical manufacturers/distributors/retailers/consultants.	Shook, Michelle	Directory	1271
Recession, new tax put crimp in Ventura County's competitive newspaper market.	Rackham, Anne		872
Recovery seen to be returning to Ventura County.	Mullen, Liz		1166
Rideshare plans roll along with corporate support.	Glover, Kara		770
Tishman Construction launches work on $32 million office complex in Sacramento.	Stremfel, Michael		196
Tourism officials look to weekenders for growth.	Deady, Tim		769
Truly personal phones soon may see light of day.	White, Todd		1175
Ventura bank increases its local presence by taking advantage of industry turmoil.	Tobenkin, David		1021
Ventura County finds a niche in high-tech space; industrial space continues to find its way onto market.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		818