oestIssue 84-98 May 18, 1984u.s. SECURITIES

EXCHANG: COMM!SSIi)1\l

RULES AND RELAT£D MAnERS

EXTENSION OF COMMENT PERIOD ON PROPOSED NEW REGISTRATION FORMS FOR INSURANCE COMPANY SEPARATE ACCOUNTS

The Commission is extending until June 15 the date by which comments must be sub-mitted on proposed new registration Forms N-3 and N-4 for insurance company separateaccounts offering variable annuity contracts. The Commission published and requestedwritten comments on the proposal in Release IC-13689 (December 22, 1983).

Comments should be submitted in triplicate to George A. Fitzsimmons, Secretary,Securities and Exchange Commission, 450 Fifth Street, NW, Washington, DC 20549. Comments must be received by June 15 and should refer to File No. S7-1007. All submissions will be available for public inspection in the Public Reference Room. (Rel. IC-13800)

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Larry L. Greene at (202) 272-7320

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS

TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF REGULATION A EXEMPTION FOR WESTAR FINANCIAL, INC.

The Commission ordered that the conditional exemption from registration provided byRegulation A claimed by Westar Financial, Inc. be temporarily suspended under Rule 261(a) of Regulation A. Westar had claimed the Regulation A exemption in a filingfor the sale of its common stock beginning August 18, 1982 under Section 3(b) of the Securities Act of 1933.

The Order temporarily suspending the conditional exemption provides that the suspen-sion is based upon alleged: false, misleading or inaccurate statements in a Form 2-A (Report Pursuant to Rule 260 of Regulation A) filed with the Commission on June 7,1983 as the final report regarding sales under the Regulation A offering; inaccuracies in the "Plan of Distribution" set forth in the Regulation A offering circular1 :and,failure by the president of Westar to cooperate with the Commission's inquiry regard-ing this matter.

The Order temporarily suspending the Regulation A offering further provides that appropriate persons having an interest in the matter may file with the Secretaryof the Commission a written request for a hearing within 30 days after the date of the Order was entered. If such request is received, the Commission will set a hear-ing -to determine whether the suspension should be made permanent. If no such hearingis requested, the Order will become permanent on the 30th day after its entry.(ReI. 33-6532)

BROKER-DEALER REGISTRATION REVOKED AND PRINCIPALS BARRED

The Commission accepted an Offer of Settlement in the public administrative proceedingsagainst Link-Up+l Securities, Inc., Jerome A. Bernstein and Lawrence Bernstein of Denver, Colorado. The settlement includes findings that: (1) the respondents wilfullyviolated the registration and antifraud provisions of the Securities Act of 1933, and wilfully violated the net capital, books and records, early warning, and antifraud provisions of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934; (2) in August 1979, a trustee was appointed for Link-Up+l under the Securities Investor Protection Act; (3) in January1980, the respondents were permanently enjoined from future violations of the securi-ties laws; and (4) in February 1981, the Bernsteins pleaded guilty to wire fraud in the offer and sale of securities.

The sanctions imposed are a permanent revocation of Link-Up+l's registration and a lO-year bar of the Bernsteins from association in the securities industry. After 18 months, however, Lawrence Bernstein may apply to become associated in a supervised,non-supervisory, non-licensed, non-sales capacity. (Rel. 34-20940)

CIVIL PROCEEDINGS

COMPLAINT NAMES SOUTHERN RESERVE, INC.

The Commission filed a civil injunctive action on May 16 in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia against Southern Reserve, Inc. of Springfield, New Jersey. The complaint alleges violations of the reporting provisions of the securi-ties laws and seeks a Judgment of Permanent Injunction and Other Equitable Relief.

The Commission alleges that Southern,as part of a continuing course of violative conduct extending over several years, failed to file: its Annual Reports on Form 10-K for its fiscal years ended December 31, 1982 and 1983, required to have been filed by March 31, 1983 and March 30,1984, respectively: various periodic reportson time: and required Notifications of Late Filing on Form l2b-25. The Commission requests that the Court order Southern to file its delinquent Annual and Quarterlyreports and enjoin it from further violations of the reporting provisions of the securities laws. (SEC v. Southern Reserve, Inc., USDe DC, Civil Action No. 84-1535).(LR-I0387)

DAVID A. HUNT AND RONALD G. VOGELTANZ ENJOINED

The Seattle Regional Office and Charles Turner, U.S. Attorney for Oregon, announced that on April 18, as the result of an agreed settlement, Judge James A. Redden' signed an order enjoining: David A. Hunt of Vancouver, Washington, Ronald G. Voge1tanzof Oregon, and Orchards Accounting and Tax Service (Orchards), Hunt's sole proprietor-ship, from further violations of the registration and antifraud provisions of the securities laws: Hunt and Orchards from acting as unregistered broker-dealers and investments advisers and from violating the antifraud provisions of the Advisers Act;and Hunt, Vogeltanz and Orchards Accounting and Tax Service, Inc., a Washington cor-poration, from making any untrue statements of material fact or omitting to state a required material fact in an application to the Commission to become registered as an investment adviser.

The law suit stemmed from an investigation of the sale of notes of Huni:'and Orchards to public investors in Oregon and Washington. (SEC v. Orchards Accounting & Tax Service, et a1., District of Oregon). (LR-10383)

PETER N. BRANT, OTHERS ENJOINED

The Commission filed a complaint on May 17 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York against Peter N. Brant, Kenneth P. Felis, R. Foster Winans, Jr.,David W.C. Clark and David J. Carpenter. The complaint seeks a temporary restrainingorder and preliminary and permanent injunctions restraining and enjoining Brant,Felis, Winans and Clark from violations of the antifraud provisions 6f the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and the Securities Act of 1933, and restraining and enjoiningCarpenter from further violations of the antifraud provisions of the Exchange Act. The complaint also requests an accounting for, and disgorgement of, all monies obtained as a result of the alleged violative conduct, a temporary order freezingthe assets of the defendants, and a temporary restraining order and preliminaryinjunction prohibiting Brant and Felis from tampering with evidence.

The complaint alleges that: beginning about October 1983 the defendants, directly and indirectly, effected transactions in the securities of c,ertain issuers while in possession of material, nonpublic information improperly disclosed by Winans, a reporter for the Wall Street Journal, to Brant, a broker for Kidder, Peabody & Co.,concerning the imminent publication of articles in the Journal's "Heard on the Street" column: and Winans disclosed this information and misappropriated it for his own benefit or indirect personal benefit in breach of a duty to the Journal, and its parent company, Dow Jones & Co. (SEC v. Peter N. Brant, et al., USDC SONY, 84 Civ. 3470). (LR-10386)

INVESTMENT COMPANY ACT RELEASES

:VALrc TIMED OPPORTUNITY FUND, INC.

An order has been issued exempting VALIC Timed Opportunity Fund Inc. from the provi~sions of Sections 17(£) and 18(f) (1) of the Investment Company Act to permit it to invest in stock index futures contracts and interest rate futures contracts for hedging purposes. (Re1. IC-13943 - May 16)

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puTNAM MANAGEMENT C(JU)ANY, INC.

An order has been issued exempting certain directors or trustees of the Putnam Funds,their adviser and distributor, and the Eberstadt Funds and their adviser and distri-butor, from the definition of "interested person" within the meaning of Section 2(a)(19) of the Investment Company Act solely by reason of their holding limited indirect interests in securities of Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. (Rel. IC-13944 - May 16)

HUTTON INVESTMENT SERIES INC.

A notice has been issued g1v1ng interested persons until June 11 to request a hearingon an application filed by Hutton Investment Series Inc., a series open-end, diversi-fied, management investment company, for an order amending a previous order whichexempted Hutton from the provisions of Sections 2(a) (32), 2(a) (35), 2(a) (41), 22(c)and 22(d) of the Investment Company Act and Rules 2a-4 and 22c-l to permit it towaive contingent deferred sales charges respecting periodic redemptions of shares,under a systematic withdrawal plan it proposes to offer shareholders having accountsof $10,000 or more. (ReI. IC-13945 - May 16)

SEARS FIXED INCOME INVESTMENT TRUST

A notice has been issued g1v1ng interested persons until June 11 to request a hearingon an application filed by Sears Fixed Income Investment Trust, and subsequent trustsand similar series of trusts (the Trusts), and their sponsor, Dean Witter Reynolds,Inc., for an order granting confidential treatment of certain information filed withthe Trusts' registration statements. (ReI. IC-13946 - May 16)

HOLDING COMPANY ACT RELEASES

ALLEGHENY POWER SYSTEM, INC.

A notice has been issued g1v1ng interested persons until June 13 to request a hearingon a proposal of Allegheny Power System, Inc., a registered holding company, to issueand sell from time to time not more than 3,000,000 shares of common stock under itsDividend Reinvestment and Stock Purchasen Plan and its Employee Stock OWnership andSavings Plan. (ReI. 35-23308 - May 16)

LlSTING,DELlSTING AND UNLISTED TRADING ACTIONS

DELISTINGS GRANTED

Orders have been issued granting the applications of the American Stock Exchange,Inc. to strike the common stock ($.01 par value) of Amquest Corporation and LBY Hold-Ing Corporation from listing and registration thereon. (ReI. 34-20966; 34-20967)

SELF-REGULATORY ORGANIZATIONS

PARTIAL APPROVAL OF PROPOSED RULE CHANGE

The Commission extended until June 14 its summary and temporary approval of portionsof a rule change proposed by the Chicago Board Options Exchange, Incorporated (SR-CBOE-80-16). The provisions of the rule being approved relate to appointment andoversight of market makers while the remainder requires that a minimum portion of amarket maker's options transactions be executed in person. (ReI. 34-20963)

ACCELERATED APPROVAL OF PROPOSED RULE CHANGE

The Commission approved, on an accelerated basis, a proposed rule change f~led by theChicago Board Options Exchange, Incorporated (SR-CBOE-84-18) to extend unt1l May 22CBOE's pilot program. CBOE member firms may use CBOE's Order Support System to routeelectronically to CBOE's limit order book any public customer limit orders for Stan-dard and Poor's Telecommunications Index Options. (Rel. 34-20964)

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TRUST INDENTURE ACT RELEASES

TRANS WORLD AIRLINES, INC.

An order has been issued under the Trust Indenture Act of 1939 on an amended applica-tion of Trans World Airlines, Inc. that the trusteeships of ,The Bank of New York, ,under four indentures of Trans World, are not so likely to 1nvolve a material conf11ct of interest to disqualify The Bank from acting as trustee. (Rel. TI-907)

SECURmES ACT REllSTRATIOIIS

The following registration statements have been filed with the SEC under theSecurities Act of 1933. The reported information appears as follows: Form, Name,address and phone number (if available) of the issuer of the security~ Title,and thenumber and/or face amount of the securities being offered~ Name ~f the ma~ag1ngunderwriter or depositor (if applicable)~ File number and date f1led; Ass1gned Branch~and a designation if the statement is a New Issue.

5-8 SAINT REGIS CORP, 237 PARK AVE, NEW YORK, NY 10011 (212) 808-6000 - 2,000,000($14.000.000. COMMON STOCK. (FilE 2-90825 - HAY. 091 (BR. 8.

S-18 JPM INDUSTRIES !HC. 7421 WEST 100TH PLACE, BRIDGEVIEW, IL 60455 (312' 598-1300 -3,150.000 ($7,500,000' COMMON STOCK. UNDERWRITeR: MCGIVNEY JOSEPH P , ASSOCIATES.(FILE 2-90819-C - MAV. O~I (BR. 5 - NEW ISSue.

S-18 PC QUOTE INC. 321 SOUTH LASALLE ST, CHICAGO, IL 60604 (312) 922-9423 - 23,000.000($2.300.000) COMMON STOCK. 2.000.000 ($200, WARRANTS, OPTIONS OR RIGHTS.· 2,000,000($Z~,OOOI COMMON STOCK. UNDERWRITER: J W GANT , ASSOCIATES. (fiLE 2-90939-C -MAY. 04' (aR. 9 - NEW I'Sue,

S-18 TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAl EXCHANGE INC. 11t't50NE 29TH PLACE, STe 220, ',BELLEVUE, IIA 98001 (206) 881-9255 - 6.000.000 ($3.000,000. COMMON STOCK. UNDERWRITER: WALL STREET WEST INC. (FILE 2-90940-S - MAY. 01. (BR. 5 - NEW ISSUE'

5-18 SCIENTifIC BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS INC. 15 LAFAYETTE RD, RUMSON, NJ 01160(2011 530-3131 - l.OOO.DOO ($2,000,0001 COMMON STOCK. 2,000.000 ($3.000,000)COMMON STOCK. 200.000 (S200) WARRANTS. OPTIONS OR RIGHTS. 200.000 (S240.000)COMMON STOCK. UNOERWR1TER: HARVEST SECURITIES INC. (FILE 2-90942-NY - ~AY. 03.(BR. 8 - NEW ISSUE.

f-6 TERREX RESOURCES NO LIABILITY IADR, 97 - 4,000,000 ($3.900,000)DEPOSITARY RECEIPTS FOR COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-90986 - MAY. 09) (BR. 99 - NEW ISSUE'

S-14 FIRST STATE CORP/GA. 333 BROAD AVE, ALBANY. GA 31102 (912) ~32-8000 - 62,8004$3,797.9671 COHfION SlOCK. 1.981 •.lt16STRAIGHT BONDS. (FILE 2-91005 - MAY. 09'(BR. U

S-8 ¥ODAVI TECHNOLOGY CORP. 1730 EAST REDFIELD RD, SCOTTSDALE, Al 852&0 (6Q21 998-2200- 650,000 ($5,525.000' COMHON STOCK. (FILE 2-91008 - HAY. 09' (BR. 11

S-3 PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO. ATTN R E BONNELL. PHILLIPS BLDG. BARTLESVILLE. OK 74004(91S' 661-9236 - 1.600.000 (S64.400.0001 COMMON STOCK. (FilE 2-91009 - ~AY. 10.(BR. 41

5-3 INEXCO OIL CO. REPUBLICBANK CENTER STE 2100. 100 LGUISIANA, HOUSTON. TX 77002(113' 546-3500 - 12.000 CS1.044.000J COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-91010 - ~AY. 10. CBR. 3)

S-3 WANG LABORATORIES INC, ONE INDUSTRIAL AVENUE, LOWELL, MA 01851 (617. 459-5000 _ 115.000.000 ($115.000.0001 CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURES AND NOTES. (FILE 2-91015 - MAY. 101 CBR. 9'

$-S ACCESS CORP. 4815 PARA DRIVE. CINCINNATI, OH 45231 (513' 242-4220 - 35.000 (S202.300) COMMON STOCK. 56.000 ($294.0001 COHMON STOCK. 91,000 (S496.300)COMMON STOCK. CFILE 2-91016 - HAY. 10) (SR. 9.

5-3 COt.GATE PAlMOLIVE CO. 300 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK. NY 10022 (212t 31D-2000 - 30.000 ($783,750) COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-91011 - HAY. 10J (SR. 1)

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S-3 CREOITHRIFT FINANCIAL CORP, 601 NW SECOND ST, EVANSVILLE, IN 41108 (812' 424-8031 _400.000,000 ($400.000,0001 STRAIGHT 80NOS. (fILE 2-91018 - MAY. 101 (BR. 1.

S-1 BELLEVUE SECURED MORTGAGES III, 1633 BAYSHORE HIGHWAY, STE 321, BJRLINGAHE, CA 94011 (4151 691-3760 - 25,000 ($25,000,0001 LIMITED PARTNERSHIP CERTIFICATE. (FILE 2-91021 .MAY. 101 (BR. 11

S-2 COLONIAL BANCGROUP INC. 611 SOUTH PERRY STREET. MONTGOMERY, AL 36102 (2051 834-5500 - 971,500 ($11,241,250) COHMON STOCK. (FILE 2-91022 - MAY. 101 (BR. 21

S-11 CONGRESS STREET PROPERTIES INC, 200 PEOPLES BANK 8LOG, 120 NORTH CONGRESS ST. JACKSON, MS 39201 (6011 948-4091 - 1,249,425 COHHON STOCK. (FILE 2-91023 - MAY. 101IBR. 6 - NEW ISSUE.

~-8 IOMEGA CORP, 4646 SO~TH 1500 WEST, OGDEN, UT 8~403 (8011 392-1581 - 325,000($1,589,2501 COMMON STOCK. (fILE 2-91025 - MAY. 10) (BR. 101

S-14 ASSOCIATED WHOLESALERS INC, 600 ARSENAL ROAD, BOX 1928, YORK, PA 11402 (1111 854-1505 - 100,000 ($6,000,000) COMMON STOCK. (fILE 2-91026 - HAY. 10) CBR. 3)

S-8 TEMPLE INLAND INC, 303 S TEMPLE DR, P a DRAWER N, DIBOLL, TX 15941 (4091 829-5511 _ 9,000,000 ($9,000,0001 OTHER SECURITIES INCLUDING VOTING TRUST. 300,000 COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-91032 - MAY. 11J (BR. 8.

REGISTRATIONS EFFECTIVE

Apr. 26: Albion Bancorp, Inc., 2-90560; American Agronomics Corporation, 2-89613;Coleco Industries, Inc., 2-89914; Criterion Acceptance corporation, 2-90612; Foote,Cone & Belding Communications, Inc., 2-90574; Heavy Duty Air, Inc., 2-89687-C; Indus Electron~cs Fund, 2-87386; Palmer G. Lewis & Co., Inc., 2-98917; Roger Properties,Inc., 2-80531; Revlon, Inc., 2-90677; Robinson Nugent, Inc., 2-88844; Staodynamics,Inc., 2-87996; Statex Petroleum, Inc., 2-89462; Travelers Real Estate Investment Trust, 2-89828.

ACQUISITIONS OF SECURITIES

companies and individuals must report to the Commission within ten days on Schedule 13D 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 l3D file a Schedule l3G 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-l.

Below is a list of recent filings of Schedules l3D 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 (000)/ CUSIP/ FILING FORM DATE ~~OWNED PRIDR% STATUS:

ABITIBI ASBESTOS: MNG CO COM 3~921 00366790 CARSON RAYNERD BAS:IL 13D 60.1 0.0 NEW

AFFILIATED BANKSHARES COLD COM 1.986 00818210 UNITED BANKS OF COLORADO INC 13I1 20.9 19.9 UPDATE

ALARM PRODUCTS INTL COMMON STOCK 100 01164410 SHEIB PETER. EXECUTOR 13D 10"-17/83 6.7 0.0 NEW

ASSOCIATED MORTGAGE INV SH BEN INT 6.470 04573510 F IPST AMER ICAN BANI< & TRUST 13D 5/ 7/84 80.0 0.0 NEW

B ILLJ I'I6SCORP COM 88 09006410 CLARK JACK C 13D 3/ 6/84 2.0 0.0 NEIo.I

CENVILL PPTYS INC PAIRED CTF 825 15670720 FIRST AMERICAN BANK 8- TRUST 13D 5/ 2/84 19.3 fl.fl N~I.I

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ACQUISITION REPORTS CONT.

CHUPCHILL DOWNS INC BIDWELL CHAPLES W JR

CDf1 13D 5/ iY84

21 5.5

17148410 5.5 UPDATE

CHURCHILL BROWN

DOWNS J ~~

INC FOUNDATIDN

CDI'I 13D 5/ 2/84

27 5.5

17148410 0.0 NEW

CHURCHILL DOWNS INC GAlBREATH JOHN W

CD" 13D 5/ 2/84

24 6.1

17148410 0.0 HEW

CHURCHILL JDNES

DDWNS WAPNER

INC L JR ET AL

CDI'I 13D 5/ 2/84

125 33.9

17148410 0.0 HEW

COOPEJl)lABS INC BDESKY IYAN F.ET AL

CDI'I 13D 5/ 4/84

1,3898.4

21670510 0.0 HEW

CRADDDCK TERRY SHOE CORP CDI'I 87 22411110 SCHOFIELD ROBERT PACE JR 13D 4/18/84 5.6 9.5 UPDATE

DALLAS FED SYGS 8. LN ASSN CDI'I 114 23503310 SIBLEY GARY W ET AL 13D 5/ 2/8<4 3.8 7.1 UPDATE

DESIGN PRDFESSIONALS FIN CDl'l 434 25055410 DR ION CAP CORP ET AL 13D 4/23/84 75.8 0.0 NEW

F"I FINL CORP ~RICAN FINANCIAL CDRP

CDf1 ET AL 13D 5/ 4/84

16,692100.0

30250110 100.0 UPDATE

FIRST FINl BERK~

GRDUP LOUIS

INC CD

PA CDf1 13D 5/ 3/84

115 39.3

32023010 39.3

,UPDATE

IEC ELECTRONICS CORP CDI'I 619 44949410 CENTlIRI INC 13D 5/ 1/84 56.5 45. 6., UPDATE

IEC ELECTRONICS CORP CDI't 110 44949410 KDFFPtAN BURTON I 13D 5/ 1/84 10.0 20.8 UPDATE

IEC ELECTRONICS CORP CDI'I 110 44949410 RlISAR INC 13D 5/ 1/84 10.0 20.8 UPDATE

INTRAWEST FINL CORP AFFILIATED BKSHRS

CDI'I COLORADO 13D 5/11/84

2,56344.4

46118910 34.2 UPDATE

Ie:' D I CORP TACTRON INC ET AL

CDI't 13D 4/27/84

1,97123.9

48245210 22.8 UPDATE

LUNDY ELECTRS 8. SYS INC CDI't 196 55037410 EDWARDS N ICKDLAS W ET AL 13D 12/31/83 8.8 10.9 UPDATE'

1'tANA6E~NT ASSISTANCE INC CD" PAR $0.40 391 56167150 BOESKY IVAN F. ET AL 13D 5/ 3/84 5.5 0.0 NEW

~YFLDWER CORP IND CDI'I 215 57833910 FIDELITY INTL LTD 13D 5..-.9/84 5.9 8.1 UPDATE

~VFLOWER CORP IND CDI'I 215 57833910 F~ CORP 13D 4/17/84- 5.9 8.1 UPDATE

~DDWELL ENTE~ISES INC CDI'I 751 58034710 POOLE J~ES E 13D 5/ 1/84 30.6 0.0 NEW

"ILTDN BRADLEY CD CDI'I h890 60175310 HIAC CORP/HASBJlD INDS 14D-l 5/ 9/84 25.5 25.5 RVSIDN

"'ULE INDS INC GE ISHECKER JOHN A JR

CDI'I 13D 4/30/84

175 7.2

78135510 6.2 UPDATE

SFN CDS INC WARBUR6 PI HeUS CAP ITAL ET

CDI'I AL 13D 2/28/84

1,0009.4

78415010 0.0 RVSIDN

SELECT INFDRftATIDN EVANS ANDREW ET

SYS AL

INC CDl'l 13D 5/ 3/84

265 29.4

81618310 0.0 NEW

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ACQUISITIO~ REPORTS CO~T.

WINKELMAN STORES INC COM PET~IE STORES CORP 13D 5/ 7/84 929

59.5 97421210

57.9 UPDATE

BLUE BELL IHC COM 907 09529310 FIRST CITY TRUST CO ET AL 13D 5/14/84 8.3 7.8 UPDATE

CON DEC CORP COM 1.331 20674110 FARLEY WILLIAM F ET AL 13D 5/15/84 30.8 30.7 UPDATE

CONNECTICUT BANCSHARES CORP CDM 17 20753610 WIEHER I'IAURICE 13D 4/16/84 5.8 5.5 UPDATE

DATAVISIDN INC MICH COM SEHSORMATIC ELECTRONICS 13D 3/23/84

2,62134.2

23815510 34.2 UPDATE

FIRST HATl CORP CALIF COM 79 33590110 GOLDBERG FR~ M TRUSTEE 13D 4/30/84 5.8 0.0 HEW

FLICKINGER S M INC COM SAC ACQUISITDN/SCRIVHER INC 14D-l 5/16/84

2,13944.2

33940530 0.0 HEW

FLORIDA COAST BKS INC COM BARNETT BANKS OF FLORIDA 14D-l 5/15/84

2,64893.0

34060510 21.0 UPDATE

FRASER I'IT6INVTS SH BEN INT 135 35552010 GREEN RICHARD D 13D 4/17/84 13.0 H~.5 UPDATE

FUTURA WEST INC COM 126 36114010 NATIONAL MED ENTERPRISES ET AL 13D 2/ 7/84 9.8 0.0 NEW

GEORGE WASHINGTON CORP COM 84 37248710 WALDEN WALTER C 13D 3/31/84 3.4 7.8 UPDATE

GULF CORP COM STANDARD DIL CO/CALIFORNIA 14D-l 5/15/84

165,895N/A

40223710 N/A UPDFtTE

LEVI STRFtUSS ~ CO COM HAAS WALTER A JR 13D 12/31/83

2,8847.6

52736410 7.4 UPDATE

NORTH AMERN BIOLOGICALS INC CDM 371 65675510 ANDREW JAMES R ET AL 13D 12/30/83 6.1 4.1 UPDATE

NORTH AMERN BIOLOGICALS INC COM 371 65675510 ANDREW JAMES R ET AL 13D 12/30/83 6.1 4.1 UPDATE

NORTH AMERN BIOLOGICALS INC COM 400 65675510 SPENCER DONALD N ET AL 13D 3/ 7/84 8.5 26.8 UPDFtTE

NDRTH FtMERN BIOLOGICALS INC COM 400 65675510 SPENCER DONALD N ET AL 13D 3/ 7/84 8.5 26.8 RVSION

HORTH AMERN BIOLOGICALS INC COM 400 65675510 SPENCER DONFtlD N ET AL 13D 3/ 7/84 8.5 26.8 RVSION

OMNI EXPL INC COM RESHEK FRANK M INC 13D 3/ 6/84

3,12814.6

68190510 0.0 NEIo.l

PCA IHTL INC COM 265 69318010 REICH s.. TANG INC ET AL 13D 4/13/84 7.5 O. (I NEW

PATERSON PARCHMENT PAPER CO COM 120 70318110 BANK HE ..' YORK CO 13D 4/17/84 11.3 0.0 NEW

PENWEST lTD COM 141 70975210 WIBORG JAMES H 13D 5/ 7/84 5.1 0.0 NH'

RIVERSIDE PROPERTIES IHC COM 27 76926010 BROWN NORMAN K TRUSTEE ET AL 13D 5/15/84 13.6 12.9 UPDATE

ROYAL CROWN COS INC COM CHESAPEAf(E INS CD LTD ET AL 13D 5/ 7/84

2,22327.0

78024010 26.9 UPDATE

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ACQUISITION REPORTS CONT.

SAHMA RES[JJ;ITSLOWDE" PAUL W

CDI'! 13D

SAHMA PESORTS CDI'! OWDE'" PAUL W 13D

SAHARA PESORTS COPt DWDE" PAUL W 13D

SAHMA PESDRTS CIlf'I LOWDE" PAUL W 13D

SRHAPA RESORTS COPt LOWDE" PAUL W 13D

S~ RESORTS COPt LOWDE" PAUL W 13D

SDYEREI6ti T~DS INC CDI'! BRDWti ROBERT 13D

TEXAS 6EtIl RES INC CDI'! BROW" tiDRl'fAti I( TRUSTEE ET AL 13D

TRAHSCO PEALTV TR SH BE" HiT WI ENEP I'IFIl.IP ICE 13D

YAtLEV FAJP CDPP CDI'! RUFFALO JAftES A JR 13D

5/ 8/84

5/ 8/84

5/ 8/84

5/ 8/84

5/ 8/84

5/ 8/84

4/ 3/83

5/11/84

4/ 5/84

4/ 5/84

2,51173.1

2,51173.1

2,51173.1

2,51173.1

2,51173.1

2,51173.1

184 10.1

563 9.4

237 40.7

937 8.7

78709310 73.1 UPDATE

78709310 73.1 RVSIDN

78709310 73.1 RYSIDtf

78709310 73.1 RYSIDN

78709310 73.1 RYSIDN

78709310 73.1 RYSIDti

84610310 0.0 NEW

88244510 0.0 NEW

89353510 40.1 UPDATE

91957510 8.5 UPDATE

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