Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (September 22, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Googie' diner to survive as Mel's opens Sunset.	Daniels, Wade		791
Be prepared when making multimedia presentations.	Murphy, Francie		848
Boeing may transfer Douglas employees to Seattle.	Daniels, Wade		492
Chiropractors gain respect, if not profits.	Daniels, Wade		913
Companies take health education to the workplace.	Overman, Stephenie		771
Construction to start soon on tower in hot Burbank district.	Davis, Joyzelle		664
Designing woman: Sally Sirkin Lewis' 'California style' has set J. Robert Scott on fire.	Daniels, Wade		706
Doctors scramble to keep up with wellness practices.	Burdick-Sherman, Laura		736
East beating west in port business war.	Knater, Larry		808
Federal tenants abandon Mid-Wilshire.	Davis, Joyzelle		995
Health providers profiting from alternative medicine.	Daniels, Wade		842
Hospitals adding alternative care also add new risk.	Howard, Bob		621
Hospitals diversify services by entering diet business.	Medina, Hildy		726
Hospitals, HMOs embracing preventive medicine.	Fine, Howard		1152
L.A. law firm plays role in new DVD technology.	Fine, Howard		745
L.A. public health systems adapts slowly to wellness.	Taub, Daniel		720
Labor dispute at Santa Monica hotel will come to head Oct. 1.	Fine, Howard		497
Layoff rumors fly at newly acquired Jon Douglas realty.	Davis, Joyzelle		569
Life in litigious L.A., where lawyers never sleep.	Booth, Jason		877
Managed care companies still emphasize prevention.	Overman, Stephenie		897
Quake forced hospitals to mull alternative facilities.	Fine, Howard		1036
Raiders gone, not forgotten.	Taub, Daniel		1017
Roseanne aims to be next talk queen.	Swertlow, Frank		856
Serving up chicken and waffles to hungry town.	Kanter, Larry		1090
Supermarkets shove tabloids under cover.	Medina, Hildy		864
Tax equity study falls short of expectations.	Taub, Daniel		1064
The voice of KNX.	Medina, Hildy	Interview	1222
The weirdest strike: port pilots reduced wage demands to $164,000 a year but still can't get much sympathy.	Kanter, Larry		1175
Willes expected to be hands-on publisher at L.A. Times.	Medina, Hildy		921