Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (March 22, 1993)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Beitler's selection as state agency's lease agent sets off howl of protest.	Rackham, Anne		794
Blockbuster gets toe in movie/TV production by buying into Spelling.	Ginsberg, Steve		958
Businesses buck city red tape on rebuild projects.	Glover, Kara		1253
Diesel shortage prospects wane as Texaco reports it has new formula.	Hamashige, Hope		874
GlenFed misses interest payment to its bondholders: clock starts ticking on possible forced bankruptcy filing.	Mullen, Liz		735
He gets it for them wholesale.	Ginsberg, Steve		1198
L.A. builders steel themselves.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	1134
Lasorda pasta sauce is striking out; new products in bullpen.	Deady, Tim		991
Lawsuit slams former chief of Baraban Securities.	Vrana, Debora		735
Outside managers help public agencies process mountain of bids.	Hathcock, Jim		763
P.R. firm slams venture capitalist over foreclosure: it says he shut out creditors in taking over, selling Tiger.	Ginsberg, Steve		883
Private eyes in public places.	Glover, Kara		805
Prospects vary for stores being vacated by Macy: retailer will scrap four I. Magnin, Bullock's outlets.	Glover, Kara		965
Public works become 'only game in town' for construction trades.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	1157
Rash of subcontractor failures leaves contractors holding the bag.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	842
Rivalry, recession reduce copier sales firms' ranks: but Xerox retains hold on no. 1 spot by wide margin.	Hamashige, Hope	Industry Overview	485
Rykoff-Sexton stock gets chewed up on Wall Street: first-ever quarterly loss sinks purveyor's stock.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	Company Profile	1012
ShowBiz Expo battles for space at convention center: duo says they're blocked by out-of-towners' shows.	Ginsberg, Steve		950
State regulators win court ruling over workers' compensation plan.	Mullen, Liz		642
Vegas boom brings jackpot to L.A. homebuilders: major hotels, theme parks spark new-home building.	Hatchcock, Jim		978
Winter deluge causes costly delays at L.A. projects: excavation sites transformed into "gumbo" mud pits.	Nodell, Bobbi	Industry Overview	992
Yet another aircraft company kisses L.A. goodbye: most workers go along with parts firm to New Mexico.	Deady, Tim		921