Articles from San Diego Business Journal (October 17, 1994)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Bilingual and bicultural careers are burgeoning.	Allen, Mike		1275
Borderlink study reveals extent of Tijuana links.	Allen, Mike		524
Compromise reached on rate hikes for natural gas vehicles.			332
County still depends on government for jobs.	Marshall, Lisa		841
Despite snub, CalExpo is still fruitful.	Allen, Mike		595
Firms will be offered free water use audits; voluntary program could aid businesses in drought conditions.	Fikes, Bradley J.		639
Fishing around for a line on the Internet?	Owens, Bill		922
Gateway finds key to revive moribund real estate; timing, bids, networking are essential ingredients.	Schwab, Dave		718
High-tech can mean big results in marketing.	Hornor, Judy		1082
International information center planned for Gaslamp.	Sutherland, Billie		564
Mission Valley trolley line is a tough ticket; delays or cutbacks seen by cost increases, studies.	Sutherland, Billie		814
New civic center gives San Marcos an identity; public-private venture melds past with future.	Schwab, Dave		1213
One local biotech hits depths, another takes off; Telios drug fails key test; interest revived in Gensia.	Fikes, Bradley J.		599
Protests staged on each side of border at San Ysidro.	Allen, Mike		546
Quasi-public agency may control telecom grid.	Edwards, Larry M.	Industry Overview	1960
Scanner, CD-ROM a must for storage of info: growth of technology makes systems affordable for small businesses.	Phillips, Paul A.		1196
Senate torpedoes bill on cruise ship gambling; companies cancel port calls, and city loses $50 million per year.	Edwards, Larry M.		662
She's making Hippocrates proud; Scripps researcher becomes role model for all, not just minorities.	Fikes, Bradley J.		1700
Solar still shines as a powerful source of energy.	Learn, Martin		1181
Telecenter is an office away from the office; information workers and their employers gain in flexibility.	Hornor, Judy		1138
Telecom guru: Internet is giant focus group.	Edwards, Larry M.	Product/Service Evaluation	728
Two-year sewage battle moves closer to victory; Congress gives city OK to apply for EPA treatment waiver.			293
Your needs are integral to choosing right PR firm.	Kaye, David		1298