Articles from San Diego Business Journal (July 18, 1994)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A new business voice seeks forum to be heard.	Fikes, Bradley J.		1183
ADA most often invoked by current workers.	Kenworthy, Elizabeth S.		1304
Business of serving seniors is maturing.	Strassburger, Suzanne		1321
Community clinics are expanding despite erratic funding.	Kaufman, Laura		1671
Courts build new look at construction defects.	Silldorf, Howard J.		1039
Dentistry: a cavity in debate on health care.	Bauerfeind, Richard		1037
Eco-warriors battling toxins in the workplace: sick building syndrome spawns myriad firms to fight contaminants.	Schwab, Dave		1206
Emergency medical system may experience traumatic changes.	Komar, June; Cooper, Gail F.		1337
Exhibitors challenge fairness of fair's placement policies.	Sutherland, Billie		847
Finding common ground in the law and opera.	Harman, Liz		1404
He's selling a guitar with no strings attached.	Edwards, Larry M.		1327
Health care done to a fair thee well: worksite programs focus on education.	Pasqua, Sandy		1310
Leaders are needed for today's revolution.		Transcript	1891
Lofty goals targeted by new hoteliers' president.	Sutherland, Billie		693
Managers should treat property like owner.	Allred, Douglas O.		1057
Marriott found lacking in affirmative action case.	Sutherland, Billie		566
Mexico's siren song shrouds shoal waters.	Crevoshay, Fay		1945
Myths and ground rules of doing business in China.	Leung, Frankie Fook-Lun		840
National firms find local market inviting.	Youmans, Sabrina	Directory	1239
Nothing is usual about process of reform.	Lizerbram, Sol		927
Postal Buddy no longer Postal Service's buddy.	Edwards, Larry M.		491
Reducing use of specialists may be costly: referrals may offer savings in time and fewer complications.	Johnson, Rosemarie Marshall		1126
SBA vows more loans to women and minorities.	Harman, Liz		637
Serving the too-sick but not-sick-enough: skilled nursing centers fill key medical niche and can contain costs.	Patania, Carolyn		585
Small druggists unite for economic survival.	Nickel, Melanie		1659
Space: San Diego's final frontier?	Edwards, Larry M.		784
State budget saves city, county from severe cuts.	Fikes, Bradley J.		618
Thinking green goes beyond bottom line: close to 50 percent of nation's hospitals focus on recycling.	Short, Gregg		1085
To their credit, banks came through for woman.	Harman, Liz		522
UCSD faces federal research funding cuts.	Fikes, Bradley J.		509
Use of nurse practitioners can pare costs.	Tamerius, Rita		917
Vista Clinic grows from a dog pound to $5 million facility.	Kaufman, Laura		902
Women's care turns from pink to green.	Schwartz, Janet		1107
Women, minorities get bid preference for FCC licenses.	Schwab, Dave		682