~)secnews digest Issue 84-145 U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMI5~i " July 26, 1984 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS

GARY L. JACKSON, CPA, DISQUALIFIED FROM PRACTICE Administrative Law Judge Jerome K. Soffer issued an initial decision permanently disqualifying Gary L. Jackson, a certified public accountant of San Francisco, , from appearing or practicing before the Commission. The sanction was imposed based upon findings that Jackson had been permanently enjoined by a court of competent jurisdiction by reason of his misconduct in aiding and abetting the violation of the provisions and rules of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 relating to the filing of registration statements. Specifically, the viola- tions involved the submission of financial statements not prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles and auditing standards in the valuation of assets, and in the failure to disclose material information. JAY ERROLL WEINBERG BARRED The Commission instituted public administrative proceedings under the Advisers Act against Jay Erroll Weinberg, also known as Jeffrey Paul Weinberg and Jay P. Smythe, of Manhasset, New York. The Commission simultaneously accepted an Offer of Settlement in which weinberg, without admitting or denying the alleged violations, consented to findings of violations and a bar from association with any investment adviser. The Commission found that weinberg: wilfully violated the registration and antifraud provisions of the Advisers Act and the Commission's advertising rules by failing to .register with the commission as an investment adviser while publishing The OKford Report, an investment advisory newsletter and telephone "hotline" service; dissemi- nated blatantly false and misleading advertisements for The OKford Report; and had been convicted in New York State of crimes involving larceny and fraud and permanently enjoined from further violations of the Advisers Act [SEC v. The OKford Corporation and Jay Erroll Weinberg, 84 Civil 1833, SDNY]. (ReI. IA-9l8)

CIVIL PROCEEDINGS

THOMAS D. CARTER, OTHERS PERMANENTLY ENJOINED The Regional Office announced that on June 26 the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California entered orders of permanent injunction and ancillary relief against Thomas D. Carter, The Carter Company, Tom Carter Enter- prises, Inc., Concept 80, C. Fred Maurer and Fred Basom. The orders permanently enjoin the defendants from further violations of the registration and antifraud pro- visions of the Securities and Exchange Acts, and Concept 80 and Maurer from operating as an investment company without registration with the Commission. The orders fur- ther require Carter to submit an accounting, under oath, of the use of investors' funds and Concept 80 to return to its investors approximately $90,000. The defen- dants consented to the orders without admitting or denying any of the complaint's allegations. The November 25, 1983 complaint alleges that from at least January 1982, the defen- dants raised in excess of $10 million from public investors through the fraudulent offer and sale of unregistered securities in a non-existent Carter medical factoring business. (SEC v. Thomas D. Carter, et al., Civil Action No. 83-7645 RJK, CD CA). (LR-l0467) ALFRED T. SALVATORE, JR., OTHERS ENJOINED The New York Regional Office announced that on July 12 Judge Charles L. Brieant, U.S. District Court for the southern District of New York, issued findings of fact and conclusions of law and signed final judgments by consent permanently enjoining Steven Crow and Kenneth Petricig from further violations of the antifraud and tender offer provisions of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Judge Brieant issued similar findings and conclusions and signed a final judgment by consent as to Alfred T. Salvatore, Jr. on July 13. Salvatore and Petricig were document proofreaders and Crow was a word processor operator and supervi80rat the New York City law firm of Skadden Arpa, Slate, Meagher and Plom. The finding. of fact state that the defendant. misappropriated confidential, material non-public information from Skadden Arps' computerized word processing files and from confidential documents submitted for proofreading. The defendants conveyed the information directly and indirectly to others for the purpose of trading securities in return for payments of certain sums of money. In addition, Salvatore, Petricig and Crow consented to orders requiring them to dis- gorge $7,B75, $4,100 and $500, respectively, representing payments made to them for improperly conveying the above-referenced information. (SEC v. Stephen G. Karanzalis, et al., B4 Civil 2070 [CLB] SONY). (LR-1047l) COMPLAINT NAMES MAGIC MARKER INDUSTRIES, INC. The Commission filed a civil injunctive action on July 23 against Magic Marker Indus- tries, Inc. of Trenton, New Jersey. The complaint alleges violations of the reporting provisions of the securities laws and seeks a Judqment of Permanent Injunction and Other Equitable Relief. The Commission alleges that Magic Marker, as part of a continuing course of violative conduct extending over several years, failed to file: its Annual Report on Porm 10-K for its fiscal year ended February 2B, 1984, required to have been filed with the Commission by May 29, 1984; various periodic reports in a timely manner; and required Notifications of Late Filing on Form l2b-25. The Commission requests that the Co~rt order Magic Marker to file its delinquent Annual Report and enjoin it from further violations of the reporting provisions of the securities laws. (SEC v. Magic Marker Industries, Inc., USDC DC, Civil Action No. 84-2265). (LR-10472)

INVESTMENT COMPANY 'ACT RELEASES

BANKERS NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY A notice has been issued giving interested persons until August 17 to request a hear- ing on an application filed by Bankers National Life Insurance Company, Bankers National Variable Account B, and BNL Securities Inc. for an order exempting them from the provisions of Sections 26(a) and 27(c) (2) of the Investment COmpany Act to permit transactions de.cribed in the application. (Rel. IC-14045 - July 24) INVESTORS GNMA MORTGAGE-BACKED SECURITIES TRUST, INC.

An order has been issued exempting Investors GNMA Mortgage~Backed Securities Trust, Inc. from all provisions of the Investment Company Act. (Rel. IC-14046 - July 24) LIBERTY HOUSING PARTNERS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP A notice has been issued giving interested persons until August 13 to request a hear~ ing on an application of Liberty Housing Partners Limited Partnership (Partnership) and its managing general partner, Liberty Real Estate Corporation, for an order exempting the Partnership from all provisions of the Investment Company Act. (Re1. IC-14047 - July 24)

SELF-REGULATORY ORGANIZATIONS

ACCELERATED APPROVAL OF PROPOSED RULE CHANGE The Commission approved, on an accelerated basis, a proposed rule change filed by the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. (SR-NASD-84-19) to indefinitely defer a fee increase for last sale information in NASDAQ/National Market System Securities. (Re1. 34-21169) EFFECTIVENESS OF PROPOSED RULE CHANGE The New York Stock Exchange, Inc. filed a proposed rule change which became effective under Section 19(b) (3)(A) of the Securities Exchange Act. The rule change (SR-NYSE- 84-24) amends the NYSE Rule governing monthly charges for the Exchange's delayed prices service by distinguishing between dissemination of NYSE last sale information via leased lines and via satellite based on the proposed difference in charges ($296 'and $100, respectively) for the services. (Rel. 34-21171)

2 NEWS DIGEST, July 26, 1984 SECURmES ACT REGISTRATIONS

The following registration statements have been filed with the SEC under the Securities Act of 1933. T~e rep?rted information appears as follows: Form, Name, address and phone number (1f ava1lable) of the issuer of the security: Title and the number and/or face amount of the securities being offered: Name of the managing underwrit~r or,dep?sitor (if applicable): File number and date filed: Assigned Branch; and a des1gnat10n 1f the statement is a New Issue. S-18 CONTINENTAl CAPITAL CORP/NV, 189 SHERMAN ST, STE 6~0, DENVER, CO 80203 (30 3) 830-8503 - 1,500,000 ($3,000,000) COMMON STOCK. 1,500.000 ($1,500,000) COMMON STOCK. 3,000,000 ($450,000) COMMON STOCK. (fiLE 2-92115-0 - JUL. 09) (BR. 5 - NEW ISSUE) S-6 MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT TRUST FUND THREE HUNDRED THIRTY SECOND, C/O MERRILL LYNCH PIERCE FENNER & SMITH, ONE LI8ERTY PLI 165 8ROADWAY, NEW YORK, NY 10080 - INDEfINITE SHARES. (FILE 2-922~O - JUl. 16) (BR. 11 - NEW ISSUE)

S-8 SHERBURNE CORP, KILLINGTON RD, KILLINGTON, VT 05151 (802) 422-3333 - 100 ($11,000) COMMON STOCK. (fiLE 2-92244 - JUL. 11) (BR. 12 - NEW ISSUE) S-6 HUTTON UTILITY TRUST SeVENTH PUBLIC ~TILITY EQUITY SERIES - INDEFINITE SHARES. 10,000,000 ($10,000,000' UNIT INVESTMENT TRUST. (FILE 2-92245 - JUL. 11) (BR. 18) S-8 COMMERCIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION, 2120 S 12ND ST, OM'HA, NE 68124 (402) 554-9200 - 4,000.000 ($4,000,000) OTHER SECURITIES INCLUDING VOTING TRUST. (fILE 2-92252 - JUL. 16) (BR. 2 - NEW ISSUE)

S-14 fISHKILL NATIONAL CORP, 200 MAIN ST, BEACON, NY 12508 (914) 831-1180 - 241,380 ($8.603,000) COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-92254 - JUL. 11) (BR. 2) S-14 TWO RIVERS BANCORP INC, 114 WEST THIRD ST, PROPHETSTOWN. IL 61211 (815) 537-2348 - 12,000 ($4,655,000) COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-92255 - JUL. 18) (8R. 1 - NEW ISSUE) S-8 SILVERCREST INDUSTRIES INC, 299 N SMITH AVE, CORONA, tA 91120 (213) 582-0966- 182.500 ($958,125) COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-92256 - JUL. 18) (aR. 9) S-11 OCCIDENTAL DEVELOPMENT fUND III, 22632 E GOLDEN SPRINGS DR. STE 300, DIAMOND 8AR, CA 91765 (714) 861-6211 - 25,000 ($25,000,000) LIMITED PARTNERSHIP CERTIFICATE. (FILE 2-92257 - JUL. 18) (8R. 5 - NEW ISSUE) S-l FEDERATED GROUP INC, 5655 E UNION PAtIFIC AVE, CITY OF COMMERCE, CA 90022 (213) 728-5100 - 1,150,000 ($25,300.000) COMMON STOCK. 45,000 ($990,000) COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-92258 - JUL. 18) (BR. 2) $-3 WELLS FARGO & CO, 415 SANSOME ST, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94163 14151 396-0123 - 150,000,000 ($150,000.000) STRAIGHT BONDS. (fiLE 2-92259 - JUL. 18) (BR. 21 N-1 FUNDVEST, 110 WALL ST, NEW YORK, NY 10005 (212) 1~1-0175 - INDEFI~ITE SHARES. (FILE 2-92260 - JUL. 11) (BR. 18 - NEW ISSUE) S-3 KEY BANKS INC, 60 STATE ST, ALBANY, NY 12201 (518) ~~7-3500 - 500,000 ($8,815,000) COMMON STOCK. (fILE 2-92263 - JUL. 18) (BR. 1) S-14 COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRIES INC, 1100 FRITO LAY TOWER EXCHANGE PARK, DALLAS, TX 15235 (2H) 351-4001 - 150,000 ($14,250,000) COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-92266 - JUl. 181 (8R. 8) S-6 fIRST TRUST OF INSURED MUNICIPAL BONDS SERIES 80NDS 126, CLAYTON BROWN & ASSOCIATES INC, 300 WEST WASHINGTON ST, CHICAGO, IL 60606 - INDEFINITE SHARES. (FILE 2-92261 - JUL. 18) (BR. 18 - NEW ISSUE) S-2 INTERACTION SYSTEMS INC, 24 MUNROE ST, NEWTONVILLE, MA 02160 1611) 964-5300 - 2,324,513 ($1,162,286.50) PREFERRED STOCK. 2,32~,513 COMMON STOCK. (fiLE 2-92268 - JUL. 18) (8R. 10) S-8 MID AMERICA 8ANCORP/KY/, 500 N , LOUISVILLE, KY ~0202 (502) 589-3351 - 450,000 ($1,762.500) COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-92210 - JUL. 18) (BR. II $-3 OHIO EDISON CO. 76 S MAIN ST, AKRON, OH 44308 (216) 384-5100 (FILE 2-92271 - JUL. 18) (8R. 7)

NEWS DIGEST, July 26, 1984 3 ~-6 SEARS TAX EXEMPT INVT TRUST MULTIPLE MATURITY PROGRAM SER 4, 130 LIBERTY ST, CIO OEAN WITTER REYNOLDS INC, NEW YORK, NY 10006 - 16,511,000 ($28,545,000) UNIT INVESTMENT TRUST. (FILE 2-92212 - JUL. 18) (aR. 16 - NEW ISSUE) S-1 METRO MOBILE CTS INC, 110 EAST 59TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10022 1212. 319-1444 - 1,955.000 ($25,000,000' COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-92214 - JUL. 18' (aR. 1 - NEW ISSUE. $-3 REVLON INC, 161 FifTH AVE, NEW YORK, NY 10153 (21Z) 512-5000 - 1,500,000 ($51,315,000' COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-92280 - JUL. 19) (SR. 9. S-3 PROGRESSIVE CORP/OHl, 6300 WILSON MILLS RD, MAYFIELD VILLAGE, OH 44143 (216) 461-5000 - 210,141 ($8,306,836) COMMON STOCK. (FILE 2-92288 - JUL. 19' (SR. 10. REGISTRATIONS EFFECTIVE July 6: Security Pacific Corporation, 2-92012. July 12: Royal Minerals, Inc., 2-90945-D. July 16: MHI Master Corporation, 2-90799-NY. July 17: Jones Intercable, Inc., 2-91911. ~uly 18: First Jersey National corporation, 2-91828; Mutual Benefit Variable Con - tract Account-7,_2-86722; The Treasurers' Fund, Inc., 2-89674. July 19: Ampco-Pittsburgh Corporation, 2-92062; Bank of Virginia Company, 2-92081; First Eastern Corp., 2-91951; Mesa Petroleum Co., 2-92109; Rehab Hospital Services Corporation, 2-92093; Vista Films Corporation, 2-89343. July 20: American Bankshares, Inc., 2-90194; Be Bancshares, Inc., 2-92061; The , The Colonial Group, Inc., 2-91315; Illini Community Bancorp, Inc., 2-90599; McGregor Corporation, 2-90048; The Ultimate Corporation, 2-92243; United Bankers, Inc., 2-91494; Usatv Cable Partnership 1984, 2-90310; Wells Fargo and Company, 2-92259. JUliE23: Lafollette First National Corporation, 2-91783; ReproTech, Inc., 2-89790; SmI town Bancorp, Inc., 2-91511; West Point-Pepperell, Inc., 2-92025; Windpower Partners 1984, 2-91160. July 24: Safeguard Health Enterprises, Inc., 2-92013. REGISTRATIONS WITHDRAWN June 12: Intech Capital Corporation, 2-86434. June 20: Duane Reade Corp., 2-89168; Geodyne Resources 1983 Oil and Gas Programs, 2-80671. June 27: Wicklund Petroleum Corporation, 2-91003, July 5: Mohasco Corporation, 2-87256. July 9: Channel Technologies, Inc., 2-87651. Jul~ 11: Elbit Computers Limited, 2-89749; Immunetech Pharmaceuticals, 2~90342; Nat~onal Systems, Inc., 2-85821; The Williams Companies, 2-76655. July 12: Plural Financial Corporation, 2-85389.

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 l3D file a Schedule l3G within 45 days after the end of the calendar year in which the person became subject to Sec- tion 13(d) (1). Companies and individuals making a tender offer must have on file at the time the tender offer commences a Schedule 14D-l. Below is a list of recent filings of Schedules l3D and l4D, 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 FORI'! DATE %OWNED PRIOR% STATUS ALCAN AlUI'!LTD COl'! 8,742 01371610 CAISSE DE DEPOT DU QUEBEC 13D 7/11/84 9.0 6.9 UPDATE AMTARES OIL CORP COl'!NEW Id53 03664020 LABDVITZ JOEL ET Al 13D 7/ 9/84 6.9 6.6 UPDATE

4 NEWS DIGEST, July 26, 1984 ACQUISITION aBPORTS, cont. AUDIOT~O"ICS C~P CDI'I 100,000 05075310 UPDATE I( ILlE" GROUP 13D 12/31/83 100.0 5.1 B£"GAl 0IL a. GAS CORP COt1 29,612 08184210 BRISTOL OIL & I'!INERALSPLC 13D 5/30/84 59.2 48.0 UPDATE CDI'! 1,796 09054510 BI"~V 8. SI'!ITHINC ~L LI'tARI(CARDS I"C 13D 7/20/84 49.4 48.4 UPDATE CL A HEW 0 10235810 BDWE'~ I"DS INC I'IE'TAlCLAD P~OD 13D 6/28/84 N/A N/A UPDATE CL A 1,411 20030010 COI'ICASTC[]FP UPDATE ~OBERTS RAlPH J ET AL 13D 1/13/84 17.2 17.8 CDI'I 260 27025410 EARLV CAlIF IND WF'LD ROBE~T I 1311 7/18/84 N/A N/A NEW

FI~ST BANkERS CORP FLA CDI'! 272 31928410 7.3 6.4 UPDATE CII'!CO~P " V 1311 7/11/84 CDI'I 209 32007610 FI~ST EMPIRE ST CORP UPDATE Att~TALT I-IOFI"ET AL 1311 7/18/84 7.3 10.7 CDI'I 0 32007610 FIRST EMPIRE ST CORP 13.1 UPDATE BOI(AT II'tC 13D 7/18/84 0.0

CDI'I 226 32007610 FIRST EMPIRE ST CORP 7.9 0.0 "EW ~EI'!FOLl"DATIDI"I 13D 7/18/84 CDI'I 251 32007610 FIRST EMPI~E ST CORP 3.5 NEW WIL~~S ROBERT G 13D 7/18/84 8.8 COM 115 32023010 FJ~ST FIr1l G~OUP II'lCPA 39.3 UPDATE BE~I(~ Lau IS CO 13D 7/12/84 39.4 CDt1 PAR $2.50 1 38983220 GREAT ~E~" CORP 7/16/84 0.0 10.0 UPDATE U"ITED COMPA"IES FIWL CORP 13D 46334910 CDI't 230 IROQUDIS BRAHDS LTD 7/ 9/84 14.9 13.5 UPDATE FOX TE~EI'ICEJ 13D 55203610 II'IC COM 150 LVD" ~TAL P~DDS 6/29/84 10.7 11.1 RVSID" CDHE'" BA~~V F 13D

CDI'! 3,136 57708110 MATTEL II'IC 7/13/84 12.0 0.0 NEW C~T I"VEST~"TS I~ ET Al 13D CDI'1 867 60359410 1'11"1I'IARTCD~P 7/12/84 47.6 0.0 NEW CO"VE"IE"CE DEVELOP~"T ET AL 13D 555 63632910 NATIDHAl t-tEALTH CARE "SVSINC CDI'! 6/ 6/84 20.0 15.2 RVSHlN HO~NBAKER WILLIAM H.DDS 13D 67606510 CDI'I 213 DDETlCS INC 6/22/84 11.9 9.9 UPDATE IoIEBE~GERALD A 13D 44 78414310 COI't SFI'ICD~P 7/12/84 6.2 0.0 UPDATE SI'IITH 0 BURTO" E.T AL 13D 81490010 CDI'! 340 SECURITV ~TIDI"IAl CORP 7/ 9/84 38.2 35.6 UPDATE BE~"STEIN LED 1'1ET AL 13D

CDI'IPAR $5.00 200 90457810 UN IBANCDRP II'IC 6/29/84 19.3 8.0 UPDATE BERC CHARLES S 8. AHNETTE 13D 91131510 COI'I 317 U"ITED PARK CITY I'IINESCD 7/11/84 5.9 4.8 UPDATE B~BER6E~ I"Y EXPL CD ET AL 13D 91914510 CDI'! 27,000 YAL EX PETE IHe 5/24/84 56.4 0.0 RIISION Al'lE'RIC~ CDI'IETRAII'IC 13D 369 95800910 8. SURETV CD CDI'! NEW WESTE~" CAS 7/13/84 9.2 0.0 RFl IAtlCE FI~IAl SYCS CORP 1311

5 NEWS DIGEST, July 26, 1984 ACQUISITION REPORTS, cont.

28 9770.4510. WISCDNSIN SDUTHN GAS CD CD" STPAZ DAVID A JP 13D 7/16/84 6.1 5.1 UPDATE VDRK PESEARCH CDRP CDI'!I10NSTOCK 698 9870.4810. 6/14/84 65.5 22.1 UPDATE ItF.NJHG~DNPDltfRT " ET AL 13D AP1PAl AMERN ISRAEl CORP Cl A 2,30.7 0.320.1510. ItANI(~DAL 111 BI1 13D 7/18/84 15.4 13.3 UPDATE AVCD CDPP CDI'! 2,796 05350.110. lfllCADIA HATIDHAL CDRP ET AL 13D 7/18/84 12.2 10..0. UPDATE AVEPY INTl CDRP CDI'! 854 0.5362710. I(INS"ITH FIHAHCIAL CDRP ET AL 13D 7/20./84 4.3 0..0. tiEW CD"PUSCAN IHe CDI'I 349 20.482410. WILSDN PDlIfPT W 13D 7/10./84 5.5 0.0. tiEW FIRST I1ISS HATl CORP CDI'! 231 3210.0310. I'ICI'IULlAN W P JR 13D 10./ 4/83 30..3 0.0. tiEW FIRST "ISS NATl CORP CDI'I 246 3210.0.310. WAPJI TRAVIS 13D 7/13/84 32.2 32.2 UPDATE FIRST HATl BAHCDRP lEWISBURG CD" 8 3210.7499 I'ICIIPIJlfP l JP 13D 6/ 1/84 7.4 0.0- tiEW GEORGIA IIAHCSHARES INC CD" 211 37311210. ANJlfPSDI'fSIDNfY S JP 13D 6/29/84 10..4 0.0 NEW GULF UNIDN INDUSTIRES INC CDI1 50. 40.257510 S L E INC 13D 7/12/84 39.5 0.0. NEW I1DBILE HOME IHDS ItiC CDI1 323 60.738610. SCDTT HOlISING SVS INC ET AL 13D 6/22/84 5.7 5.6 UPDATE REAL TY INDS IHe CD" 44 756120.10. U S SH£LTfP CDPP ET AL 13D 7/11/84 5.5 .0..0. NEW RDltfPTSDI'fH H CD CD" 522 77055310. FIPST CITY TPUST CD ET AL 13D 7/20./84 9.7 8.6 UPDATE VALLEY FAIR CDRP CO" PAR S.3o. 963 91957520. PUFFALD JAMES A JR 13D 5/15/84 8.9 8.7 UPDATE WDDDSTREAM CORP CDI1 283 980.52410. PRDSPECT GPDUP INC ET AL 13D 6/14/84 30..1 0.0. RVSIDN VDRI( RESEARCH CDRP CD""DN STOCK 50. 9870.4810. JDSEPHSDI'fGfPALD ~I 13D 6/14/84 5.9 0.0. tiEW

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- men~ to 8-K reports previously filed, responding to the item(s) of the form specified. Cop1es 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, July 26, 1984 RECENT 8 K PILINGS, cont.

COMPANY ITEMS NO. DATE

NATIONAL RESERVE LifE INSURANCE CO 5 D7I12/81t PACIFIC GAS , ELECTRIC CO 5 07lll/81t PAN AMERICAN BANKS INC 2 D7I0l/81t PEAK HEALTH CARE INC 2,5 07l02/81t PtoNE MATE INC 5 06/Ullit RESORT OF THE WORLD N V 5,7 07l01/81t SABINE ROYAL TV TRUST 5,7 01l12/81t SAR GENT INDUSTR IES INC /CAl 5 07l2l/81t AMEND STATEWIDE BANCORP 5 071III 81t STATEWIDE BANCORP 5 07l13/81t SUPREME EOUIPMENT , SYSTEMS CORP 2,7 07l03/81t TELECOMMUNICATIONS SPECIALISTS INC 7 05/11/81t AMEND TEXACO INC 5 07110/84 TRANSCQ ENERGY CO 5 07l03/81t TRANSCQ EXPLORATION PARTNERS LTD 5 07l03/81t UNITED INTER MOUNTAIN TELEPHONE CO 5 06130/81t AFG INDUSTRIES INC 5,1 07l11/81t AMERICAN HDME FINANCE CORP III 5 07119/84 AMERICAN SHARED HOSPITAL SERVICES 5,7 07103/84 AMERICAN SPECTRUM MARKETING CORP 2,1 07/10/84 APL CORP 7 05/08/84 AMEND AQUACULTURE PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY LTD 5 06122184 BINNEY , SMITH INC 5 06/11/84 AMEND BIRTCHER CORP 1 07/06/84 CAROLINA POWER' LIGHT CO 5 06/01/81t CB'T BANCSHARES INC 5,1 07l09/81t CELLULAR RADIO SYSTEMS INC 2,7 07103/84 CHASE MANHATTAN CORP 5,7 07116/84 COMMERCIAL BANCSHARES INC/NJI 2.1 06/22184 AMEND COMPUTER DIALYSIS SYSTEMS INC 5 06/20/84 CONDEC CORP/DE 5,7 07111184 CREDITHRIFT fiNANCIAL CORP 5,1 07113/84 CRYSTAL OIL COILA 5,1 07111184 DIGILOG INC 2,1 07109/84 DIVERSifIED INDUSTRIES INC 5 06126/84 DIVERSifiED MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES INC 2,5,7 07106/84 DOAK PHARMACAL CO INC 5 06127184 ELECTROMEDICS INC 2,1 01111/84 ELM MARINE BANCSHARES INC 5,1 07101/84 EQUESTRIAN CENTERS OF AMERICA INCICA 5 07117184 EXCALIBUR TECHNOLOGIES CORP 5 01112184 fABULOUS INNS OF AMERICA 5 01118/84 FINANCIAL EQUITY GROUP INCINV 5,7 06/11/84 GEARHART INDUSTRIES INC 2,1 07/06/84 GIBRALTAR FINANCIAL CORP Of CALIFORNIA 5 06122184 GLADDING CORP 5 07103/84 GULf STATES UTILIJIES CO 5,1 01113184 INT6RMOUNTAIN ENERGY INC 4,5 07102184 ITT CORP 5 06/12184 MALONE , HYDe INC 1,1 07105/84 METROMEDIA INC 5,1 06121/84 MICHAELS STORES INC 2,7 01105/84 NATIONAL DATA COMMUNICATIONS INC 5 01118/84 NATIONAL PROPERTY INVESTORS II 5,1 01111184 PEOPLES HOLDING CO 2 07112184 PRESIDIO OIL CO 1 01105/84 RAMPART GENERAL INC 2,1 05/01184 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES LTD VII 2 06129184 RICHLAND STATE BANCORP INC 2,1 01111184 RIVER OAKS INDUSTRIES INC 7 05124/84 AMEND ROLf ITE COIDE 2.1 07111184 SNYDER OIL PARTNERS 2,1 07106/84 SOFTWARE AG SYSTEMS INC 5 06/19/84 SOUTHERN RESeRVE INC 5 10/15/83 AMEND SOUTHWEST CAPITAL CORP 5,6 07113184

NEWS DIGEST, July 26, 1984 7 RECBNT 8-K FILINGS, cont.

SPORTS INFORMAT~ OATA BASE INC 5,1 01111/84 UNITED CITIES GAS CO 5 01110/84 UNITED STATIONERS ·INC 5 01111184 UNIYAR CORP 2,1 01102184 YALLEY INDUSlalES INC 5,1 01113/84 WELLS FARGO ~ CO 5 01119/84 WILSON FOODS CORP 2,1 01103/84

8 NEWS DIGBST, July 26, 1984