Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (August 8, 1994)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Building closures raise questions about lease options.	Higgs, Deena		1027
Changing of the guard expected soon at Computer Sciences Corp.	Deady, Tim		855
Clearing the air: attorney, business advocate Robert Wyman takes his commitment to the environment seriously.	Mullen, Liz		1001
Commercial coverage gets scarcer as insurers scale back policy efforts.	Waldman, Alan		1004
Douglas Aircraft's bonds with the Chinese hit a patch of turbulence.	Deady, Tim		766
Earthquake coverage exemption issue confronts returning legislators.	Mullen, Liz		1256
Earthquake recovery effort enters a new phase; L.A. councilman calls on city agencies to expand scope.	Yaroslavsky, Zev		911
Effects of steel-frame building damage reverberate through quake zone; solutions depend on testing - and a modicum of luck.	Higgs, Deena		716
El Capitan theater hits big with stage production; Hollywood venue becomes one of nation's top-grossing houses.	Spring, Greg		762
Fox animation unit picks Phoenix for headquarters; site location was personal choice of unit's head men.	Spring, Greg		611
HMOs get set to move into workers' comp arena.	Hamashige, Hope		651
Hollywood business people tangle with Goldberg.	Rackham, Anne		817
Insurer makes name for itself in underserved areas; Crusader Insurance survives riot, expands service area.	Sherer, Richard A.		778
L.A. 'ghost towns' remain blot on valley quake recovery.	Rackham, Anne		994
Landlords use earthquake losses to push for limits on rent control.	Rackham, Anne		743
Los Angeles Magazine names new president, publisher; ex-National Geographic ad chief gets top magazine post.	Spring, Greg		598
Middle Easterners seek to reassure show biz firms on copyright hassle.	Glover, Kara	Column	865
Motown, Kaufman & Broad to relocate in $10 million deals; LaSalle gains major tenants at 2 buildings on Westside.	Berton, Brad		879
Officials ponder possibilities for development at Metro Rail sites.	Newman, Morris		902
Public hearing set for this week on redo of workers' comp regulations.	Hamashige, Hope		622
Recovery proves slow for those relying on SBA loans; SBA says quake loan activity has yet to hit its peak.	Newman, Morris		763
Redlining debate takes on new life in Sacramento; Garamendi, Torres put forth anti-redlining measures.	Hamashige, Hope		856
Tele Pass puts phone users on cash-and-call basis.	Deady, Tim	Company Profile	950
Valley officials look to undo damage caused by aerospace downsizing.	Hamashige, Hope		993