Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (May 18, 1992)

Title	Author	Type	Words
AFL-CIO pledges $75 million from pension trust funds to help L.A.'s rebuilding effort.	Shepardson, Monty		600
Banks lose their competitive edge when it comes to putting their money on the streets.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	942
BofA sets up help network for terminated workers.	Bricker, Suzane		753
County banks pull back from foreign involvement.	Deady, Tim	Industry Overview	771
County banks shine in returns on equity and assets.	Rees, David	Industry Overview	779
Edison's $250 million settlement would trim bills by 2% next year.	White, Todd		1047
Flight to L.A.'s suburbs is still in vogue; Palmdale proves to be county's fastest growing city.	Jacobs, Chip		437
Foreign traders find financing is available from some less than traditional locations.	White, Todd		950
Getting money becomes as easy as getting bread.	Bricker, Suzane		796
Is Peter Ueberroth the best choice for 'Rebuild L.A.'?	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1638
Lenders start clearing detours from road to recovery. (aftermath of the 1992 riots in Los Angeles, California)~ (Special Report: Banks & Finance)	Mullen, Liz		682
Martin Lawrence Ltd. Editions Inc.	Shepardson, Monty	Company Profile	70
New accounting rules boost results at S&Ls; first-quarter report cards improved by tax benefit.	Rees, David		807
Orange County distances itself from L.A.	Fine, Howard		769
Pension fund money proves less than forthcoming.	Hathcock, Jim		836
Small businesses still face a massive task in locating financing during the downturn.	Bricker, Suzane		732
Southland companies focus on workplace literacy.	Rees, David		636
Transit projects generate more interest than cash.	Jacobs, Chip		801
Wilshire advocates see red over Metro Rail route.	Jacobs, Chip		1161