Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (July 19, 1993)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Assembly bill 1672: California takes the lead in health care reform.	Blumberg, Warren		1698
Broadway Fed expects it will soon get $1 million capital investment.	Mullen, Liz		621
Cable TV 'untouchables' battle black box bootleggers.	Ginsberg, Steve		1306
California's new healthcare agenda.	Odom, Susan D.		1088
Chiat/Day: is agency avant-garde or falling behind?	Ginsberg, Steve		929
Coasting into the black: Coast Federal Bank chief Ray Martin pioneered in turning around his thrift.	Mullen, Liz		1603
Defense firms sight on new target: increased sales in foreign markets.	Deady, Tim	Industry Overview	751
L.A. officials ponder creation of street vending zones: measure before L.A. City Council seeks to license sellers.	Glover, Kara		1068
Litton to quit Beverly Hills, seeks buyer for HQ building: firm will split in two; both units mull west valley base.	Deady, Tim		786
Many firms rebuffed for post-riot aid barely hang on by fingernails.	Glover, Kara		949
New state law helps boost the fortunes of recyclers: municipal contracts provide the bulk of new pickups.	Mullen, Liz		636
Owner of shuttered Inglewood hotel seeks to liquidate: Lee Hotel Corp. files for Chapter 7 in bankruptcy court.	Deady, Tim		943
Seeking safe dental care: infection control essential and expensive.	Stalcup, Robert		3568
Spanish-language broadcaster tops the radio band: Ranchera music format sends station climbing the chart.	Ginsberg, Steve		372
Trio of monorail plans braking to a screeching halt: funding fades for Beverly Hills, Burbank, valley lines.	Rackham, Anne		816
Western Waste gets splattered in San Jose squabble: brand-new, major contract tarnished by major gripes.	Mullen, Liz		989