Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (October 28, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$200 million in Valley leases up for grabs.	Stremfel, Michael		1802
A television exec with a fast-changing station in life.	Rackham, Anne	Biography	1329
American Health Properties Inc.			38
Anonymous investor uses new firm to buy Daum Commercial.	Stremfel, Michael		334
Bank, builder save $60 million each on new deal.	Hathcock, Jim		759
Brokerage recommends scrapping state bonds.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		231
Business as usual at Westin Bonaventure after filing Chap. 11.	Deady, Tim		331
California Business magazine bought by research company.	Rackham, Anne		333
Countrywide Credit Industries.	Cole, Benjamin Cole		68
County's biggest small business lender remains Mechanics Bank.	Tobenkin, David		459
Diversity is giving way to micro-retailing.	Glover, Kara		1902
Dole Food Co.			30
Engineering firm awarded two Energy Department contracts.			103
Financial problems at Thrifty Corp. keep plaguing outlook for Pacific Enterprises.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		303
Help-wanted index suggests local recession has seen its worst days.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		248
Hoping to strike it rich on the spoils of communism; local environmental firms take expansion plans abroad.	Tobenkin, David		812
Infonet Services protects trademark with settlement.			139
L.A. County crude oil prices back on the march.	Rees, David		853
Legislation opposed by local oil companies signed by governor to ban offshore drilling.	Glover, Kara		378
Mother Jones writes of alleged link between Goland, BCCI.			234
Much-touted report on health care costs is actually a figment of reality.	Cole, Benjamin Cole		1300
New course being charted by Southland map-maker.	Tobenkin, David		453
NME prepares 20-million-share tender offer.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		213
Nordstrom's inks extension to its lease at Topanga Plaza mall.			192
Northrop joins team bidding for Navy jet.	Deady, Tim		214
Optical Radiation Corp.	Shepardson, Monty	Company Profile	42
Port officials have their own ideas about Disney Sea.	Glover, Kara		480
South Bay office market holds its own during the third quarter.	Stremfel, Michael		618
TCW Convertible Securities Fund Inc.			32
Times Mirror halts slide of revenues in 3rd quarter; but newspaper advertising proceeds are still declining.	Rackham, Anne		522
Trust Co. of West puts new person in charge of finances.	Shepardson, Monty		111
Workers at Douglas Aircraft set to vote on new contract.			103