Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (January 13, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1997 Los Angeles County forecast.			1098
American Airlines plans return to expanding Long Beach Airport.	Proctor, Lisa Steen		698
Compromise brewing on living wage ordinance, but veto looms.	Kanter, Larry		819
Deloitte & Touche edges out rival Arthur Andersen for top List spot.	Taub, Daniel		518
Dock workers stage slowdown, ports pay price.	Kanter, Larry		993
Downtown arena deal said to be ready for council vote this week.	Bel Bruno, Joe		675
E-mail communication enriches the language with new phrases.	Hume, Brit		846
Fannie Mae proposes new rules to help mortgage insurance holders.	Harney, Kenneth R.		992
Getting rail on track: Larry Zarian, chairman of the board for the troubled MTA, outlines his plans for cleaning up L.A.'s public transit mess.	Bruno, Joe Bel		1243
L.A. economy will continue growth in '97.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		421
L.A. gets a piece of Vegas attraction action: firms that once built movie sets now making thrill rides.	Turner, Dan		906
Lawsuit of the millenium: to most, the Year 2000 problem is a headache - to these lawyers, its opportunity.	Sullivan, Ben		724
License to promote: do P.R. executives really need accreditation?	Turner, Dan		923
Magnet school: Avcon Inc. is teaching industry something about the power of magnets, and its frictionless bearings are on a roll.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		766
Major HMOs threaten to leave Los Angeles unless tax is revised.	Sullivan, Ben		858
New state laws expected to benefit businesses, boost economy.	Bruno, Joe Bel		702
New Year reassessment: five ways to improve your business in 1997.	Haskell, John		801
O'Malley-type sale is common for family firms of a certain age.	Berton, Brad		664
Poor minority lending record leads to headaches for Glendale Federal.	Young, Douglas		598
What the Dodgers are worth; buyer could increase team revenues 80%.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1239