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COMMISSION ANNOUNCEMENTSEXCHANGE COMMISSION

FORMAL ORDER OF INVESTIGATION ISSUED RE WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM SECURITIES

The Commission issued a Formal Order of Investigation In the Matter of Transactions in Washington Public Power Supply Systems Securities.

In light of recent Ninth Circuit decisions, the Commission has ordered that this Formal Order of Investigation be made public and that all subpoenas issued in this investigation be made available to the public for review. The Commission, however,has further ordered that it will not attempt to identify "targets" in this investiga-tion and will not give individual personal notice of the issuance of subpoenas to anyone other than the recipient of the subpoena. In view of the special circum-stances of this case, the Commission believes that these procedures comply with applicable law.

All subpoenas issued in this investigation will be available for review at the Commission's Seattle Regional Office, Federal Building, Room 3040, 915 Second Ave.,Seattle, Washington, and at the Commission's Washington, D.C. Office, 450 Fifth Street, N.W., Public Reference Room, Room 1024, Washington, D.C. The Commission cautions that no inferences should be drawn with respect to those persons or entities to whom subpoenas are issued.

The Commission does not generally make its formal orders of investigation public,identify "targets" in its investigations, give notice of subpoenas to anyone other than the recipient of the subpoenas, or the recipient's counsel. Except for the above procedures concerning making the subpoenas publicly available and the Formal Order public, all other aspects of this investigation will ~emain non-public under the Commission's Rules Relating to Investigations, 17 CFR 203.1-203.8.

FUR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Public Reference Room at (202) 272-7450

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Commission today authorized the publication of the Formal Order of Investigation in this matter which will be published in the SEC Docket and the Federal Register.

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS

ALFRED C. RIZZO CITED

The Commission instituted administrative proceedingJ under Sections 203(e) and (f)of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, naming Aldred C. Rizzo of Albany, New York a respondent. The Proceedings allege that Rizzo wilfully violated the antifraud provi-sions of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Section 206 of the Advisers Act in that he: (1) drafted and disseminated to the subscribers to the Dynamic Growth Letter an article about Major Exploration, Inc. without a reasonable independent basis for the investment advice therein; (2) authorized Major to reprint and disseminate the article about Major without a reasonable independent basis for the investment advice therein; and (3) failed to disclose that he was supposed to receive contemporaneousrevenue from the issuer about which an article was written in the D~namic Growth Letter, and that Rizzo wilfully violated Section l7(b) of the Secur1ties Act of 1933 and Section 206 of the Advisers Act by failing to disclose that he was supposed to receive compensation for the rental of his mailing list to an issuer about whom an article was written in the Dynamic Growth Letter.

Simultaneous with the institution of these proceedings, Rizzo submitted an Offer of Settlement which was accepted by the Commission. Under the terms of the Offer of Settlement, Rizzo consented to the issuance of the Commission's Order without admitting or denying any of the facts or findings set forth therein. In accordance

with his Offer of Settlement, the Commission ordered Rizzo to be censured and that he shall (1) within 30 days of the entry of the Order, adopt ~nd implement, and,thereafter maintain policies and procedures to ensure that, w~th respect to art~cles in the Dynamic Growth Letter which contain investment advice, he ~ill have a re~son-able independent basis after reasonable investigation for the adv~ce, and (2) d~sclose to readers of the Dynamic Growth Letter when its author receives ~ompen~ation for t~e rental of a mailing list to issuers about which articles are publ~shed ~n the Dynam~cGrowth Letter. (Rel. IA-897)

CIVIL PROCEEDINGS

CIVIL ACTION FILED AGAINST MAJOR EXPLORATION, INC.

The Commission filed a civil action on January 11 against Major Exploration, Inc.,Robert J. Tonachio, both of San Antonio, Texas, Thomas F. Murphy of Jersey City, New Jersey, and Lanny R. Freeman of Corpus Christi, Texas, alleging violations of the antifraud provisions of the securities laws.

The Commission's complaint alleges that: starting on July 16, 1981, the defendants engaged in a course of conduct to induce persons to purchase securities of Major and affiliated limited partnerships and to enhance the market value of Major's securities by creating a false impression of the value of Major's oil and gas leases and the identity of its management; from about July 1981 to August 1982, the defendants caused the value of Major's common stock and the common stock of its principal shareholder,United American Energy, Inc., to be artificially increased by the dissemination of materially false and misleading information concerning Major's properties in Texas;and from about September 1, 1981 to the present, Tonachio profited from this increase in the market value of United's common stock by trading in that common stock.

Without admitting or denying the allegations in the complaint, all of the defendants consented to the Final Judgments restraining and enjoining them from violating the antifraud provisions. Further, Tonachio has undertaken to pay $25,000 in cash and 50,000 shares of common stock of Major representing the profits from the sale of the common stock of United to be distributed as set forth in Tonachio's Consent. (SEC v. Major Exploration, Inc., et al., USDC DC, Civil Action No. 84-0085).(LR-10257)

CIVIL ACTION FILED AGAINST FREDERICK G. GAHAGAN

The Commission filed a civil action on January 11 against Frederick G. Gahagan of Locust Valley, New York, alleging violations of the antifraud provisions of the securities laws.

The Complaint alleges that: Gahagan was recruited in September 1981 to prepare a report concerning Major Exploration, Inc. of San Antonio, Texas; starting on October 26, 1981, Gahagan engaged in a course of conduct to induce persons to purchasesecurities of Major and to enhance the market value of Major's securities and,thereby the securities of its principal shareholder, United American Energy, Inc. bydrafting a report concerning Major and its properties in Texas that was distributed by Major which created a false impression of the value of Major's oil and gas leases;and Gahagan profited from the artificial increase in the value of Major's and United's common stock and warrants that was caused, in part, by his drafting a report contain-ing materially false and misleading information concerning Major's properties in Texas, by trading in the common stock and warrants of United while disseminating such false information. -

Gahagan consented to a Final Judgment restraining and enjoining him from violatingthe antifraud provisions. Further, Gahagan has undertaken to pay to the U.S. Treasury$21,120.02 in cash representing the profits from the sale of the common stock and warrants of United. (SEC v. Frederick G. Gahagan, USDC DC, Civil Action No. 84-0086).(LR-10258)

SETTLEMENT OF CIVIL INJUNCTIVE ACTION RE ShMUEL NISSIM

The Commission today settled a civil injunctive action filed on September 29 1983 against Samuel Nissim, the former chief executive officer of Nitron, Inc., l~cated in Cupertino, California [see LR-10147, September 30, 1983). Nissim, without adffiittingor denying any of the allegations in the co~plaint, consented to an order pernanentlyenjoining him from violating certain report~ng and antifraud provisions of the Securi-ties Exchange Act of 1934.

2 NEWS DIGEST, January 12, 1984

The complaint charged that Nitron and Nissim, a director of Nitron who served as Nitron's president and chairman until 1983, filed or caused to be filed with the Commission and released or caused to be released to the public, materially false and misleading statements concerning the revenues to be derived bv Nitron under a contract to manufacture video game arcades and cassettes for Astrocade~ Inc., a privately-heldseller of home video games, concerning the substance and purpose of certain agreementsbetween Nitron and Astrocade, and concerning the financial condition of Nitron and Astrocade. Nitron was also charged with failing to timely file an annual report and several periodic reports with the Commission during 1982 and 1983.

The action respecting Nitron was settled on November 17, 1983 with the entry of an order permanently enjoining it from violations of certain antifraud and reportingprovisions of the Exchange Act. (SEC v. Nitron, Inc. and Samuel Nissim, USDC DC,Civil Action No. 83-2872). (LR-10259)

RICHARD I. ROSENKRANZ ENJOINED

The Commission today announced the entry by Judge Charles Haight, U.S. District Judgein the Southern District of New York, of a permanent injunction against Richard I. Rosenkranz, an attorney with offices in Brooklyn, enjoining him from further viola-tions of certain antifraud provisions of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Rosen-kranz consented to the permanent injunction without admitting or denying the Commis-sion's allegations. The Commission's case is proceeding against the remaining defen-dants. (SEC v. Dominick Musella, et al., Civil Action No. 83-0342, S.D.N.Y., filed January 11, 1983). (LR-l0260)

INVESTMENT COMPANY ACT RELEASES

THE TAX FREE FUND, INC.

An order has been issued exempting The Tax Free Fund, Inc., The Lowry Market TimingFund, Incorporated, Sunbelt Growth Fund, Inc., Commerce Income Shares, Inc., Pilot Fund, Inc., Investment Quality Interest, Inc. (Funds), and Criterion Distributors,Inc. (collectively Applicants), from the provisions of Section 22(d) of the Investment Company Act. This will permit the sale of Fund shares, and shares of other registeredopen-end, investment companies which may in the future be distributed by Criterion, to members of qualified groups at net asset value plus a flat sales load that maydiffer from the sales load imposed on non-group purchases. (ReI. IC-13709 - Jan. 10)

AMERICAN CAPITAL FUND, INC.

A notice has been issued giving interested persons until February 3 to request a hearing on an application filed by American" Capital Fund, Inc., for an order declaringthat it has ceased to be an investment company. (ReI. IC-137l0 - Jan. 10)

SELF·REGULATORY ORGANIZATIONS

NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE CHANGE

The National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. filed a proposed rule change(SR-NASD-83-2l) to provide the NASD with authority to prescribe certain re~edial . courses of action which an NASD member subject to the rule must follow durlng perlodsof financial or operations difficulty. publication of the rule change is expected to be made in the Federal Register during the week of January 9. (ReI. 34-20543)

SECURITIES ACT REGISTRATIONS

The following registration statements have been filed with the SEC under the Securities Act of 1933. The information noted below has been taken from the cover page and the facing sheet of the prospectus and registration statement and will appear as follows: Form, Name, address and phone number Cif available) of the issuer of the security; Title and the number or face amount of the securities beingoffered; Name of the managing underwriter Cif applicable); Whether the offering is a Rights Offering; File number and date filed; Assigned Branch; If the registrationstatement is a New Issue; and [S] denoting SHELF REGISTRATION under Rule 415.

NEWS DIGEST, January 12, 1984 3

(S-18) AMERICAN ENTERTAINMENT VENTURE CORP., c/o Benjamin G. Sprecher, 11 Park Pl.,Suite 1715, New York, NY 10007 (212) 227-8692 - 3,00?kOOO units. Underwriter: Monarch Funding Corp., 111 John St., New York, NY 10038. (F11e 2-88657-NY - Dec. 28, 1983)

(S-18) SURGICAL PRODUCTS CORPORATION, 780 West 400 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84110 (801)355-0355 - 2,400,000 units. Underwriter: Bentley Investments, Inc., 100 Fillmore St.,Suite 150, Denver, CO 80206 (303) 355-1217. The company develops, manufactures and markets medical and surgical products. (File 2-88658-D - Dec. 28, 1983) (Br. 8 -New Issue)

(5-18) TELEOPERATOR SYSTEMS CORP., 45 Knickerbocker Ave., Bohemia, NY 11716 (516) 567-8787 - 400,000 units. Underwriter: Douglas Bremen & Co., Inc. The company has engaged in research relating to the development, license, manufacture and marketing of remote operation robotic systems and industrial robot sub-systems. (File 2-88660-NY - Dec. 28, 1983) (Br. 6 - New Issue)

(S-18) BIO-ANALYTIC LABORATORIES, INC., One Bio-Analytic Pl., P.O. Box 333, Palm City, FL 334~0 (305) 287-3340 - 400,000 shares of common stock. Underwriter: Blackstock & Co.,Inc. The company manufactures and sells chemical solutions for medical tests. (File2-8866l-A - Dec. 27, 1983) (Br. 4 - New Issue)

(S-18) THE INTERNATIONAL LIFE EXTENSION CORPORATION, 3066 Hempstead Turnpike, Room 22 A,Levittown, NY 11756 (516) 735-0900 - 7,500,000 units. Underwriter: Norbay Securities,Inc., 36-35 Bell Blvd., Bayside, NY 11361 (212) 423-2500. The company intends tomarket products, services and information relating to life extension, health and pre-ventive medicine. (File 2-88678-NY - Dec. 29, 1983) (Br. 2 - New Issue)

(S-8) BAKER INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION, 500 City Parkway West, Orange, CA 92668 (714) 634-2333 - 700,000 shares of common stock. {File 2-88781 - Jan. 9} {Br. 3}

(S-8) HEALTHCO, INC./ 25 Stuart St., Boston, MA 02116 (6l7) 973-9700 - 500,000 shares ofcommon stock. (File 2-88783 - .'ran.9) (Br. 9)

(5-14) BAUSCH & LOMB INCORPORATED, One Lincoln First Sq., Rochester, NY 14601 (716) 338-6000 - 4,687,095 shares of common stock. (File 2-88790 - Jan. 9) (Br.8)

(S-8) TlMEPLEX, INC., 400 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07675 (201) 391-1111 -375,000 shares of common stock. (File 2-88791 - Jan. 9) (Br. 9)

(S-8's) UNITED BANCORPORATION ALASKA, INC., 645 G St., Anchorage, AK 99501 (907) 276-1911- 100,000; 140,000; and 60,000 shares of common stock. (File 2-88793; 2-88794;2-88795 - Jan. 9) (Br. 1)

(S-3) ZIONS UTAH BANCORPORATION, 1190 Kennecott Bldg., Salt Lake City, UT 84133 (801)524-4787 - 100,000 shares of common stock. The company engages in the commercialbanking business. (File 2-88800 - Jan. 6) (Br. 1)

(S-3) LONE STAR INDUSTRIES, INC., One Greenwich Plaza, P.O. Box 5050, Greenwich, CT 06836 (203) 661-3100 - 1,200,000 shares of convertible exchangeable preferred stock. Under-

writers: Salomon Brothers Inc. and The First Boston Corporation. The company is a cement producer. (File 2-88802 - Jan. 9) (Br. 10)

(5-3) NATIONAL MEDICAL ENTERPRISES, INC., 11620 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90025 (213) 479-5526 - 263,920 shares of common stock. (File 2-88806 - Jan. 10) (Br. 6)

(S-14) GEORGIA BANC5HARES, INC., 515 Mulberry St., Macon, GA31298 (912) 746-0511 -372,615 shares of common stock. (File 2-88807 - Jan. 9) (Br. 1)

(S-6's) NUVEEN TAX-EXEMPT BOND FUND, SERIES 294; MULTI-STATE, SERIES 124, 209 SouthLaSalle St., Chicago, IL 60604 - an indefinite number of units. Depositor: JohnNuveen & Co. Incorporated. (File 2-88809; 2-88810 - Jan. 6) (Br. 18 - New Issues)

REGISTRATIONS EFFECTIVE

Dec. 22, 1983: Griffin Real Estate Fund IV, A Limited Partnership, 2-86658; IntercoIncorporated, 2-88513; Investment Trust of Boston High Income Plus Fund 2-86204'Iowa Electric Light & Power Company, 2-87804; Nestor, Inc., 2-86182-B; Nordstrom' Inc.Inc., 2-8~463; PLM Financial Servi7es, Inc., 2-87177; Reading Company, 2-87410; , ,Selectron1cs, Inc., 2-87749-C; Soc1ety Corporation, 2-88515; Surnar Corporation,2-87215-LA; U.S. Playing Card Corp., 2-88141 (corrected copy); Zitel Corporation2-87445. '

NEWS DIGEST, January 12, 1984 4

Dec. 23, 1983: American Can Company, 2-87980; American Pathway II - Separate Account of Anchor National Life Insurance Co., 2-86837; Chapman Energy, Inc., 2:87165; FidelityFidelity Bankshares of Garden City, Inc., 2-87650; H. J. Heinz Company, 2-88387;Hybri10nics Inc., 2-86842-NYi Investment Trust of Boston-New York Tax Free Income Trust, 2-86931; LBT Corporation, 2-88040; Leucadia National Corporation, 2-88174;Squibb Corporation, 2-88252; T. Rowe Price Tax-Free Short-Intermediate Fund Inc.,2-87059; Telebyte Technology, Inc., 2-87115-NY. Dec. 27, 1983: Aloha, Inc., 2-88094; Greenwich Properties I, Ltd., 2-83551; Tele-Communications, Inc., 2-88567. Dec. 28, 1983: Bacardi Corporation, 2-88224; Dana Corporation, 2-88514; First VirginiaVirginia Banks, Inc., 2-88541; Norwest Financial, Inc., 2-88462; Realmark PropertyInvestors Limited Partnership III, 2-87998; United Bankers, Inc., 2-87579; Z Seven Fund, Inc., 2-87149.

ACQUISITIONS OF SECURITIES

Companies and individuals must report to the Commission within ten days on Schedule l3D if after the acquisition of equity securities of a public company their benefi-cial interest therein exceeds five percent. Persons eligible to use the short form (Schedule l3G) may in lieu of filing a Schedule 13D file a Schedule 13G within 45 days after the end of the calendar year in which the person became subject to Sec-tion l3(d) {l). Companies and individuals making a tender offer must have on file at the time the tender offer commences a Schedule l4D-1.

Below is a list of recent filings of Schedules 13D and 14D, which includes the following information: Column 1 - the company purchased (top), and the name of the purchaser; Column 2 - the type of security purchased; Column 3 - the type of form filed; Column 4 - the date the transaction occurred; Column 5 - the current number of shares (in OOO's) owned (top) and the current percent owned; Column 6 - the CUSIP number (top) and the prior percent owned; and Column 7 - the status of the filing, i.e., new, update, or revision.

EVENT SHRS(OOO)/ CUSIP/ FILING FORM DATE %OWNED PRIOR% STATUS

AMERICAN CAP CORP COM 1 00, 000 024t:9t:10 FGI VOTING TRUST 1::::n r'i."A o. 0 NEI,I

AMERICAN CAP COPP COM 100, 000 0024t:9:=:1MARLIN ROBERT ET AL 13D 12./2::: ...:::3 ~i/A 44. :3 UPDATE

AMERICAN DAVEY CORP COM 5~ :344 025~:461 0 PUTT .JAMES 1.,1 13D s. 4 O. 0 HE"I

APACHE PETE CORP DEPOSITARV UNIT 4, 000 03?4E.:320 SMITH BARNEY INC 1:3D 12 ..···29·· 83 13. 5 o. 0 HE 1,,1

BREW RICHARD II ~. CD INC COM 177 1075471 0 NE!.,IHAMPSHIRE AS:TRO ET AL 13D 12.<30··,-,.-, 46. 0 o. 0 NEI.o,lC'·:'·

CASTLE l\- COOKE INC COM 2!1592 14t:4291 0 UNITED FINL CORP TE><AS ET AL BD 1.- ::=: ... t:4 9 .:3 7 .9 UPDATE

CENTURION FINANCIAL INC COM 15641t:1 (I OHIO MUTUAL INS: AS:S:OC ET AL 1:3D 12/2:=:·/8:3 99. 100. 0 UPDATE""

CONTINUUM INC COM PAR $1.00 664 2121:=:01(I

AMEV HOLIIINGS INC ET AL 13D 12"'19'83 40. 5 59. .,. UPDATE'-'

CONTINUUM INC COM PAR $1.00 309 2121801 0 CONTINUUM CD INC 13D 12",19 83 1€:. o

,-, o. 0 HE I.'"

DURHAM CORP COM 267 26669610 HARVEY FELI~: ET AL 13D 12·'-:30.-t:::: ':;.. "; o. 0 tiE1,.1-

GETTY OIL CD COM 41 .125 3742801 I)

TEXACO 14D-1 1.- 9 ,,' 52. 0 o. 0 NEl.,It:4

GREAT AMERN MGMT K INVT COM 0 3t:989:~:20 COtH INENTAL ILL INO IS: CRP ET AL 13D o. 0 33. '~ UPDATE

NEWS DIGEST, January 12, 1984 5

ACQUISITION REPORTS CONT.

GREENMAN BROS INC COM 633 39537010

GREENMAN BERNARD ET AL 13D 12.···29/83 2.:.. 9 32.1 UPDATE

HE"IN I.,IE"PNEP COM 88 42300210COPP 13D 12/29/83 E.• 8 5.8 UPDATEZAS:-CO

MANAGEME"NT ASSISTANCE INC COM PAR $0.40 5::::356167150 UPDATE.... _1EDELMAI'I ASHEP B. ET AL 13D 1/ 6/84 7.5 ..., <:"

0 63631610NATIONAL G'/PSUM CO COM 1/ 4/84 0.0 11.9 UPDATELOUISIANA-PACIFIC CORP 13D

0 64708210I MEXICO BANOUEST CORP COMMON STOCK 1.... N/A N .....NHINEI.•.

NEW ME><ICO BANQUEST INV 14D-1 9/84 A

800 69481210PACIFIC SILVER CORP COM 1/ 9/84 7.8 0.0 NElo.lMPATHEP C~POPATION 13D

2.125 7846::::010SPbl CORP COM 12/16/83 68.1 0.0 I<:VS:IONCM GPOUP 13D

COM 175 84286810SOUTHEPN FILM EXTPUDERS INC 13D 12/30.'··83 32.2 0.0 NHINATIONAL POL'!'PROIIUCTS

SHIP,!'APD~ CORP COM 0 88903910TODDSCHlJARTZ BERNARD L ET AL 13D 1/ 6/84 O. (I 5.1 UPDATE

TRAN:S-LOU IS:IANA GFt::CD COM 94 89324310

TE~:AS AI"'TSUPPLY CD 13D 12/28····83 9.6 6.6 UPDATE

TRAI'fSOHIO FINL CORP COM 2~955 89384710

FIRH GLOBAL INVESTORS ET AL 13D 12.....28·/83 77.4 77.4 UPDATE

III I:5ROUP INC COM 1.791 90274010

PPOPPIETAPY HOLDING INC 1::;:D 12,<::(1····83 63.3 NEI.•O. (I -,

REAL TRMESTERI'f II'fI.lT ES:TATE COM 48 95846810 UPDATETALMAGE 0 A 1:3D 12.····20····83 3.2 :3.2

S:AGE ALLEN IS· CD INC COM 179 78662410 IJIESTPHAL ALLEN L 13D 8/2!:./83 16.3 O. I) INEI.•

TELERENT LEAS II'fl:; COM 1,032 87951410CORPAI/IATIOI'fGROUP INC 14D-1 1....6··"84 61.5 0.0 UPDATE

TRICO II'fDSII'fC COM 1.340 89609710 TRI,III'fCET AL 13D 1/ 5/84 16.6 16.5 UPDATE

1.,III'fCOPP INI/TS:INC CTF 193 97314320PLTY PAIRED CHAPTt.lOOD DEV LTD ET AL 1:3D 12/28/83 16.1 15.8 UPDATE

RECENT 8K FILINGS

Form 8-K is used by companies to file current reports on the following events:

Item 1. Changes in Control of Registrant.Item 2. Acquisition or Disposition of Assets.Item 3. Bankruptcy or Receivership.Item 4. Changes in Registrant's certifying Accountant.Item 5. Other Materially Important Events.Item 6. Resignations of Registrant's Directors.Item 7. Financial Statements and Exhibits.

The companies listed below have filed 8-K reports for the date indicated and/or amend-ments to 8-K reports previously filed, responding to the item(s) of the form specified.Copies of the reports may be purchased from the Commission's Public Reference Section (in ordering, please give the date of the report). An invoice will be included with the requested material when mailed.

6 NEWS DIGEST, January 12, 1983

7

RECENT 8K FILINGS CONT.

C(JI"\PAi~Y ITEMS NO. UATE

MAGNETIC MAROUEST

CONTROLS MEDICAL

CO PRODUCTS INC

'>.7 2.7

12128/83 12112183

MAT T El INC IDEI 12121183 MCNEIL PENSION INVESTMENT FUND LTD

57

MONETARY REAL TY TRUST 4.6 10/26/83 12113/83

NASHUA CORP 5 12115/83NATIONAL COLOR LABORATORIES JNC 03/31/837 NAT IONAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS IHe 5 12/14/83

12107183NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY CORP 2.4,5.7

NORLIN CORP 2.7 12109/83NORLIN INDUSTRIES INC 2.7 12109/83OLD STONE CORP 2.7 12116/83 as GOLD SEED CO 2.7 12119/83PACER TECHNOlOGY & RESOURCES INC 5.7 12119/83

5NESTOR INC 12122183

PASTABILITIES fOOD SERVICE CORP 5 12109/83 PETRO LEWIS OIL' NATURAL GAS INCOME PRO 5.7 11/23/83PLY GEM INDUSTR IES INC 7 10/01/83 AMEND PRAIRIE STATES EXPLORATION INC 1.3.6 12109183PRETORIA TECHNOLOGY INC 1 11/29/83PROFESSIONAL INVESTORS CORP 2.7 10/05/83RIBI IMMUNOCHEM RESEARCH INC 5.7 12120183RITE AID CORP RSR CORP SAFEWAY STORES INC

255

12108/83 12122183 11/30/83

SAXTON PRODUCTS INC 11/28/835.7 SFN COMPANIES INCIDEI 7

&SOUTH FORK OIL GAS CO 2,75

04/30/83 AMEND 09/30/83

SPECIALIZED SYSTEMS INC 12109183 STAODYNAM ICS INC 6.7 12108/83STAR DUST MINES INC 1 12101/83TEXAS POWER & LIGHT CO 5 12112183 TICOR 2.7 12109/83

AMENDTRANSIERRA EXPLORATI~N CORP 7 UNIMED .INC 5.7

08/31183 12122183

WEST COAST BANCORP 4,7 12102183WIND BARON CORP 5.7 12112183

ACKERLEY COMMUNICATIONS INC AIR FLORIDA SYSTEM INC

25

10/20/83 AMEND 12122183

AMElCO CORP 7 10125/83 AMEND 25

01120183 AMEND 12121/83

AMERICAN EQUITY I~~ESTMENT TRUST HOME FINA~CEAMERICAN CORP III

AMS REALSTAR INC 2.7 12116/83

BASTIAN INDUSTRIES INC 2.7 12115/8312115/83 12101/83

BELL NATIONAL CORP BENIHANA NATIONAL CORP

52

12/19/83 34,7

BRANIFF INTERNATIC~AL CORP 3,5 12115183

BENNETT PETROLEUM CORP 10/21/83BERVEN CARPETS CORP

12121/83

57

2,5BUCKEYE FINANCIAL CORP 5,7 12115/83

CB&T BANCSHARES INC 5,7 12/15/83

BRAUVIN REAL ESTATE fUND LP 3

12123/83CELlU CRAFT INCIDEI AMEND11/09/83CENTURY PROPERTIES FUND XIX

5

CHICAGO ROCK [SLA~C & PACIFIC RAILROAD C 5,7 12129/83

COEUR 0 ALENE M1NES CORP 2,7 12/15/83 12101183COMOIAl CORP

2,7 10/10/83COMPUSHOP INC 12/15/83CONCORDE HOLDINGS CORP

CONNECTICUT LIGHT t PC~ER CO CRAMER INC

455

1210B/83 12127183

1,2,3,5 12115/83DAlFORT CORP 12115/835DIXIE NATIONAL CORP

1,5 12129/83DMG II'4C 12115/632,7

4,5 12119/83DSI REALTY INCOME FUND VII DYNASTY RESOURCES INC

12128/835,75,7 1213~/63

EDUCATORS INVESTME~T ~o OF KANSAS INC EMERY AIR FREIGHT CORP

NEWS DIGEST, January 12, 1984

RECENT 8K FILINGS CONT.

ENERGY RECOVERY SYSTEM~ INC 5,7 12/28/83

5 12113/83ENSTAR CORP AMEND08/01/83FARED ROBOT SYSTEMS INC 1

5,655

12128183 11/01183 12128/83

5FIRST AMERICAN CORP ITNI FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ~ lOAN ASSOCIATION FIRST NATIONAL BAhCORP I GA

12121183FIRST SECURITY CORP 12115/832,7

1,2,1 12101183 5

FOUR STAR INTERNATIONAL INC GENERAL AIRCRAFT CCRP GREENWOOD Oil & GAS PRUGRAM 1918-1 GREENWOOD all & GAS PROGRAM 1919-1 GREEN_ODD GREEN.OOD

OIL OIL

& GAS & GAS

PROGRAM PROGRAM

1919-2 1980-1

GREEN.OOD OIL & GAS PROGRAM 1980-2 GREYHOUND CORPIARIZ

12128/83

121071831.2,71,2,7 12101183

121011831,2,11,2,7 12101183

1213'J/832,5,72,1 12115/83 2,11,2,5,75

525 4 2,15 5,75

HI G INC HYJEK MICROSYSTEMS INC INTERACTION SYSTEMS INC INTERNATIONAL DASA CORP INTERNATIONAL FINE FOCDS INC KEY CO INCI KRATOS INC LAFARGE CORP LIBERTY REAL ESTATE LTD PARTNERSHIP II LONG ISLAND LIGHTI~G CO LONG ISLAND LIGHTI~G CO LOUISIANA LAND t EXPLCRATION CO

12/16/83 12120183 12112183 12121183 12101183 12122183 12116/83 12115/83

AMEND12123/83 12129/83 12121/83

MEDICAL ELECTRONICS CCRP OF AMERICA 2,1 11/09/83 12120/83MICHIGAN ENERGY RESOURCES CO 5 10/12183

52,7

NORPAC EXPLORATION SERVIC=S INC 7 11/09/83

MINING SERVICES I~TER~ATIONAL CORP 12129/83NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC t GAS CORP AMEND

NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE CO 5 12101/83

5

NORWEST CORP 5,7 12128/83 ONE VALLEY BANCORP OF wEST VIRGINIA INC 2,7 11/30/83

5,7 12129/83PAN AMERICAN wORLe AIRwAYS INC 12114/83PANHANDLE EASTERN CORP

PANHANDLE EASTERN PIPE LINE CO 5,7 12114/B3 PATIENT TECHNOLOGY INC 2,7 12114/83 PERSONAL DIAGNOSTICS INC 1 09/14/83 AMEND PHILAOELPHIA ELECTRIC CO 5 12129/83 PORTSMOUTH SQUARE I~C 1,1 12119/83

INTERNATIC~Al 12130/83PRO CEL INC 5

7

5,72,7

12115/83 12130/83 10/05/83 AMEND

PROGRESSIVE CORPICHI REALMARK PROPERTY INVESTORS LTD PARTNERS REGENCY ELECTRONICS INC

25

REPUBLIC HEALTH CORP 2,1 12116183 RESOURCES PENSION SHARES 2 11/28/83

12129/83RHODES INC

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RIC 15 LTD 2,1 12121183 11/01/83ROtJlME PlC 12116/83ROLLINS INC

SAFETY FUND CORP 12131183 SAMBaS RESTAURANTS INC 12101183

5

SANTA FE FINANCIAL CORP 5.1 12119/83SEARS ROEBUCK ACCEPTANCE CORP 5,1 12120/83 SOUTHEASTERN BANKI~G CORP 2,1 12116/83

2,1SPECTRUM LABORATORIES INC ICA 10120/83STERLING PIPE & SUPPLY CO 01131/83TEL STAR CORP 5.7 12121183

5 TERRAPET ENERGY CCRP 2,7 121151B3 TEXAS AMERICAN ~A~CSHARES INC 12116/83TRP ENERGY SENSORS INC 1.5,6 1212'1/83

5

co 5.7 12114/834,5,7

TRUNKLINE GAS TWENTY FIRST CENTURY ROBOTICS INC 12116/83UNITED STATES STE£l CORPIDE 12121183 USAA INCOME PROPERTIES LTJ PARTNERSHIP 2,1 10111183

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