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Articles in Oct 7, 2002, issue of Los Angeles Business Journal

• Port troubles' ripple effects: lingering woes not in forecast
  by Conor Dougherty
• No. 9 lives
  by Howard Fine
• Cathedral becomes a focus as foreign tour efforts shift to Mexico
  by Deborah Belgum
• Ad agencies again gear up to capture lottery contract
  by Claudia Peschiutta
• Remember Web site
  by Sharon Berman
• Chamber of commerce
• Investor pops top on Brentwood Holiday Inn purchase
  by Danny King
• Mastering the dynamics of a presentation
  by Michael Head
• Politicians preoccupied, blacks must lead selves
  by Earl Ofari Hutchinson
• Poor turnout seen halting passage of funding measures
  by Howard Fine
• The festival must go on
  by Howard Fine
• EStyle's store-based retail operation expands online firm's branding plan
  by Deborah Belgum
• Union battle
  by Claudia Peschiutta
• Building on success: with the housing industry booming, KB Home chairman Bruce Karatz is in expansion mode
• My favorite sites
  by Claudia Peschiutta
• Media savvy
  by Danny King
• Tackle meetings like an entrepreneur
  by Brad Orton
• Letters
• Debate heating up over measure to fund county's ailing trauma centers
  by Laurence Darmiento
• Cash for kids
  by Howard Fine
• Westside woe
  by Deborah Belgum
• Back at work
  by Claudia Peschiutta
• Advertising
• Acquisitions boosting Avery's debt load, worry ratings firm
  by Anthony Palazzo
• Artistic expression
  by Danny King
• Despite one failing, physicians see gains in legislative efforts
  by Laurence Darmiento
• Van Tilburg Banvard & Soderbergh and international urban planning firm EDAW Inc. have been hired by Worldwide Church of God as the master architect and planners for the 48-acre Ambassador College site in Pasadena
  by Danny King
• Longtime L.A. insurer facing pressures
  by Laurence Darmiento
• Farrah in fine arts
  by Claudia Peschiutta
• Just-in-time inventory system proves vulnerable to labor strife
  by David Greenberg
• In other news
  by Claudia Peschiutta
• Engineering
• It's a small world after all
  by Chet Currier
• County cash
  by Danny King
• Ownership change
  by Laurence Darmiento
• Mainstream woes brought death to alternative paper
  by Claudia Peschiutta
• Sincerity of Winnick's $25 million pledge questioned
  by Anthony Palazzo
• With secession lagging in polls, thoughts turning to aftershocks
  by Howard Fine
• Caught in downturn, Paxson rues partnership with NBC
  by Kathryn Harris
• Health
• Firm breaks through hearings controversy
  by Benjamin Mark Cole
• Rich Davis, managing director at Trammell Crow Co.'s Los Angeles office, is taking a position as executive vice president at Colliers Seeley at the end of the month
  by Danny King
• Gov. Davis has issued final regulations that would impose strict limits on the number of patients that can be assigned to nurses
  by Laurence Darmiento
• Airport hotel, Westwood property for sale as MetLife thins portfolio
  by Danny King
• Revenues down, law firms seek to cut leasing costs
  by Amanda Bronstad
• Hollywood vs. EIDC
  by Howard Fine
• Special delivery: company helps immigrants care for relatives back home by providing U.S. outlet for buying appliances that can be received across border
  by Deborah Belgum
• Hospitality
• Short takes
  by Benjamin Mark Cole
• Looking to the desert for an ideal meeting environment
  by Mark Graves
• CareFirst Inc
  by Laurence Darmiento
• Burned investors find no solace as lawyers pass on low-money cases
  by Benjamin Mark Cole
• Dole case against former executives to proceed in L.A
  by Amanda Bronstad
• Grand Avenue plan expected to receive approval to proceed
  by Howard Fine
• Pet project is natural alternative for owners
  by Laurie Kaye
• Law
• Econowatch L.A. County
• Meeting professionals predict growth
  by Kelly Schulz
• St. Joseph Medical Center
• Review & Preview
• U.S. Attorney joins Quinn
  by Amanda Bronstad
• Regulators propose surcharge on third-party electric bills
  by Howard Fine
• Community pushes to bring back area's ethnic heritage
  by Howard Fine
• Marketing
• The LABJ stock index: tracking 200 selected Los Angeles county-based company
• Long Beach emerges as prime event destination
  by Bob Maguglin
• Winnick the Magnificent
  by Mark Lacter
• High praise, indeed!
  by Howard Fine
• Corporate sleuthing
  by Amanda Bronstad
• Living section cut as Times revamps Calendar
  by Claudia Peschiutta
• Every move a company makes may send marketing messages
  by Sharon Berman
• Real estate
• The LABJ Stock Index: Tracking 200 Selected Los Angeles County-based Company
• Take your meeting "Outside the Box"
  by Barton J. Dr. Goldsmith
• Winnick and his checkbook
• Interview injuries
  by Howard Fine
• Nara extends New York foothold with acquisition
  by Conor Dougherty
• Motion unlikely on bills to stem producing flight
  by Darrell Satzman
• Answering the phone
  by Sharon Berman
• Technology