Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (March 18, 1996)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'There's never a dull moment.' (Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Bureau senior vice president Michael Collins)	Deady, Tim		1157
Antelope Valley residents lose out as local hospital closes its doors.	Shinkman, Ronald	Column	630
Belding Awards campaign raises eyebrows.	Turner, Dan		686
Classification Settlement Program can assist with IRS worker woes.	Toscher, Steven		807
Comprehensible communication requires more than lip service.	Goodman, Jon P.	Column	890
Corporate board members' pay varies widely.	Mullen, Liz		394
Defense-cuts adjustment better than expected.	Deady, Tim		345
Document supports inflated bills allegations.	Rackham, Anne		381
Electric vehicles firm hikes revenue, cuts loss.	Shinkman, Ronald		577
Europeans look to be likely bidders for MGM.	Turner, Dan		548
Hilton vs. Taiwanese for Biltmore.	Deady, Tim		664
Inglewood, Anaheim hold early stadium lead.	Deady, Tim		1006
It takes a special kind of effort to make an impact on Generation X.	Turner, Dan	Column	909
Lender wins round in Citicorp Plaza dispute.	Berton, Brad		646
North Hollywood gets street cracks this time.	Rackham, Anne		691
Oil prices, refinery woes help hike gas prices.	Mullen, Liz		412
Otis College, Santa Monica College both buy new Westside facilities.	Berton, Brad		413
Pollution-buyout plan concept wins OK.	Mullen, Liz		538
Quinones does it all over again with Cobe.	Glover, Kara		886
Rodeo Collection complex heads for Chapter 11 bankruptcy shield.	Berton, Brad		515
Southland manufacturing jobs continue to fall - but more slowly.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		827
Southland retail sales rise 3.9% in November.	Glover, Kara		375