/t-- Is~7~C ne\ft{~~A9igest (SEC Docket, Vol. 10, No.9 - September 28) September 16, 1976 ------~S~20~~76~------RULES AND RELATED MATTERS u.s. e~cuRI J iES AND COMMENT PERIOD EXTENDED ON PROPOSED RULE llAcl-l EXCHANOE COMMISSION

The SEC has extended the period for public comment until November 1, 1976, on proposed Rule llAcl-l governing dissemination of quotation information with respect to securi- ties as to which last sale information is reported in the consolidated transaction reporting system. Persons wishing to make written submissions should refer to File No. S7-648 and should file six copies thereof with George A. Fitzsimmons, Secretary, Securities and Exchange Commission, 500 North Capitol Street, Washington, D.C. 20549. (Re!. 34-12796)

DECISIONS IN ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS

NASD ACTION AGAINST STIX & CO. INC. MODIFIED

The Commission has stayed for 30 days sanctions imposed by the NASD on Stix & Co. Inc., a St. Louis broker-dealer firm. The NASD had suspended the firm from membership because of its failure either to honor an arbitration award or to request a court to set it aside.

The Commission noted that this was the first case in which it had interpreted the NASD's arbitration code, and that Stix's failure to take court action was based on the advice of counsel. It accordingly gave Stix a 3~-day grace period in which it can either pay the award or seek to have it vacated. If the award is paid, the Commission will set aside the sanctions imposed by the NASD. If court action is taken, the sanc- tions will be further stayed and the Commission will reserve jurisdiction to take the remedial action, if any, that it deems appropriate in light of the outcome of the judicial proceedings.

If Stix neither pays nor goes to court during the 90-day grace period, it will be sus- pended from NASD membership for 30 days with the proviso that the suspension will ter- minate sooner if it makes payment. (ReI . 34-12760)

COURT ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS

COMPLAINT NAMES FRANK J. KIRBY, OTHERS

The Denver Regional Office announced that on September 3 a complaint was filed in Federal Court in Omaha seeking to enjoin Frank J. Kirby of Omaha, Roger J. Kretz of Rogers, Nebraska, and John T. Smith of Schuyler, Nebraska from violating certain registration and antifraud provisions of the securities laws. The complaint alleges that the defendants violated the securities laws in the offer and sale of non-producing working interests in the Moye lease, Converse County, Wyoming and Lane lease, Morrill County, Nebraska. (SEC v. Frank J. Kirby, et al., D. Nebraska, Civil Action No. 76-0339). (LR-7558)

STEPHEN J. BURNS PLACED ON PROBATION

The Chicago Regional Office announced that on September 7 Stephen J. Burns of st. Louis County, Missouri, was placed on probation for a period of five years. This sentence arose out of his plea of guilty to a count of an indictment which alleged that in May of 1974, Burns had submitted a false financial statement to the Commission on behalf of Investment Securities Corporation, a broker-dealer firm now in SIPC liquidation. (U.S. v. Stephen J. Burns, E.D. Mo. #76-169 CR (4)). (LR-7559) -

COMPLAINT NAMES CANDYWYNE CORPORATION, OTHERS

The Atlanta Regional Office and the Miami Branch Office filed a complaint for injunc- tive relief in the U.S. District court for the Middle District of Florida against Candywyne Corporation, National Automotive Industries, Inc., (NAI), James Dorman, Ron Fisher and Ian Morgan each of St. Petersburg, Florida, Leonard Levin of Clearwater, Florid~, and Richard Santilli of Schenectady, New York charging violations and aiding and abetting violations of the registration and antifraud provisions of the securities laws. The Commission's complaint alleged that the defendants Candywyne, NAI, Dorman, Levin and Santilli made material misrepresentations and omissions of material facts in Regulation A offering circulars and notifications filed with Commission and dissemi- nated to the public. The Commission's complaint also alleged that the defendants Candywyne, Santilli, Fisher and Morgan made misrepresentations and omissions of material facts in shareholder letters and research bulletins with respect to the cor- porate activities, operations and financial worth of Candywyne. Without admitting or denying the allegations, Candywyne and Fisher have consented to the entry of permanent injunction. (SEC v. Candywyne Corporation, et al., M.D. Fla. 76-711T-H). (LR-7560)

COMPLAINT NAMES INDEPENDENCE DRILLING CORPORATION, OTHERS The Fort Worth Regional Office announced that on September 10 a civil injunctive com- plaint was filed in Federal District Court at San Antonio, Texas, against Independence Drilling Corporation, Continental Pacific Corporation, Walter Wilson Carter, Jr. and Conrad Robert Temp, all of San Antonio, Texas; Diversified Monetary Systems, Inc., and Economic Control Corporation, both of San Francisco, California; Richard Daniel Freeman of Walmut Creek, California; and Alvin Leonard Bawks, doing business as Universal Management, Sherman Oaks, California. The suit seeks to enjoin the defendants from violations of the registration and antifraud provisions of the securities laws in the offer and sale of investment contracts in the form of working interests in oil and gas leases located in San Patricio, Webb, Medina, Duval, Calhoun, Nueces, Shackleford, Starr, Aransas, Jim Hogg and Jim Wells Counties, Texas, issued by Independence Drilling Corporation, Continental Pacific Corporation, Diversified Monetary Systems, Inc., and Economic Control Corporation. (SEC v. Independence Drilling Corporation, et al., W.D. Tex., SA 76-CA 268). (LR-7561)

DUDLEY "DIGGER" MORGAN CONVICTED

The New York Regional Office announced that on August 27 Dudley "Digger" Morgan was convicted in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York of twelve counts of mail fraud and two counts of securities fraud. Morgan, a Tulsa, Oklahoma stockbroker, was one of five defendants named in a thirty-six count indictment returned on June 25, 1975. Two other defendants, Frank J. Dell'Aglio, Jr. and K. Cyrus Melikian each entered pleas of guilty to one count of securities fraud prior to trial. The Government is presently seeking to extradite a fourth defendant, Victor Danenza from France. The remaining defendant, Michael Brodsky, died prior to the trial. (U.S. v. Victor Danenza, et al., S.D.N.Y.). (LR-7563)

INVESTMENT COMPANY ACT RELEASES

CHESTNUT STREET EXCHANGE FUND

A notice has been issued giving interested persons until October 8 to request a hear- ing on an application of Chestnut Street Exchange Fund (Fund), a California limited partnership, which is a registered open-end diversified investment company, and the Sandridge Corporation (Sandridge), Fund's non-managing general partner, for an order pursuant to Section 6(c) of the Act for exemption from Sections 2(a) (3), 2(a) (19), l8(f) and 22(e) of the Act, so that Fund may operate as a registered investment com- pany while organized as a limited partnership; and for an order pursuant to Section l7(b) of the Act for an exemption from Section l7(a) so that Sandridge may contribute securities to the Fund in exchange for shares of the Fund. (ReI. IC-9438 - Sept. 14)

CARDINAL CORPORATE INCOME TRUST

A notice has been issued giving interested persons until September 30 to request hear- ing on an application of Cardinal Corporate Income Trust, Series 101 (and Subsequent Series) (Trust), a registered unit investment trust, and its sponsor, The Ohio Company, for an order exempting the Trust from the initial net worth requirements of Section l4(a) and from the limitations on the distributions of capital gains contained in Rule 19b-l, and exempting the secondary market operations of the sponsor from the pricing requirements of Rule 22c-1. (ReI. IC-9439 - Sept. 14)

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INVESTORS DIVERSIFIED SERVICES

An order has been issued on an application of Investors Diversified Services, Inc. (IDS), IDS Life Insurance Company and the investment companies in the IDS complex, permitting the investment advisers and principal underwriters for such companies to continue to serve under existing contracts with such companies until new investment advisory agreements and underwriting agreements between such companies and their existing investment advisers and principal underwriters are approved by the shareholders or boards of directors of such companies, as the case may be. (ReI. IC-9440 - Sept. 14)

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

A notice has been issued giving interested persons until October 8 to request a hear- ing on an application of The Adams Express Company. (Rel. IC-9443 - Sept. 15)

TRINWALL CASH RESERVE

An order has been issued declaring that John K. Lundberg (Lundberg) shall not be deemed an "interested person" of Trinwall Cash Reserve, Inc. within the meaning of Section 2 (a)(19) of the Act. (Rel. IC-9442 - Sept. 15)

HOLDING COMPANY ACT RELEASES

INDIANA & MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY

A supplemental order has been issued authorizing Indiana & Michigan Electric Company (I&M), subsidiary of American Electric Power Company, Inc., to increase the total lines of credit available to I&M from four previously named banks by $900,000. (ReI. 35-19680 - Sept. 15)

NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM

A notice has been issued glvlng interested persons until October 12 to request a hear- ing on a proposal of New England Electric System (NEES), to make a $20 million capital contribution to New England Power Company (NEPCO), a subsidiary of NEES, such contri- bution being applied towards the payment of a like amount of NEPCO's short-term debt. (ReI. 35-19681 - Sept. 15)

EASTERN UTILITIES ASSOCIATES

A notice has been issued giving interested persons until October 12 to request a hear- ing on a proposal of Eastern Utilities Associates and its subsidiaries, that one sub- sidary sell to a second subsidiary securities of the system generating company and that the second SUbsidiary assume a bank loan obligation and first mortgage bond obli- gation in connection with the sale. (ReI. 35-19682 - Sept. 15)

MIDDLE SOUTH UTILITIES

An order has been issued authorizing a proposal of Middle South Utilities, Inc., and Arkansas Power & Light Company, a subsidiary, whereby Arkansas will issue and sell and Middle South will acquire a total of 1,200,000 additional shares of Arkansas' common stock for $15 million. (Rel. 35-19683 - Sept. 15)

LISTING, DELISTING AND UNLISTED TRADING ACTIONS

LISTING ACTIONS

Orders have been issued granting the applications of the following companies to list the specified securities on the following exchanges: Philadelphia stock Exchange, Inc.- Philadelphia Electric Co., 9-5/8% first & refunding mortgage bonds, Series due 2002; New York Stock Exchange, Inc. - Philadelphia Electric Co., 9-5/8% first & refunding mortgage bonds, Series due 2002; Jersey Central Power & Light Co., 9-3/4% first mort- gage bonds, Series due 2006; Rochester Gas and Electric Corp., 9-1/4% first mortgage bonds, Series BB, due June 15, 2006; and Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp., cumula- tive preferred stock, $2.50 Series and 9-3/4% first mortgage pipe line bonds, due Aagust I, 1986. The listings of Philadelphia Electric Co. are effective as of September 2, 1976. The remaining listings are effective as of September 9, 1976. (ReI. 34-12804)

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SELF ·REGULA TORY ORGANIZATIONS

NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE CHANGE

The Midwest Stock Exchange, Incorporated has filed a proposed rule change under Rule 19b-4 (SR-MSE-76-16) to revise qualifications for membership. Publication of the pro- posal is expected to be made in the Federal Register during the week of September 20. (Rel. 34-12799)

MISCELLANEOUS

AMERICAN CHAIN AND CABLE COMPANY

A notice has been issued giving interested persons until October 12 to request a hear- ing on an application of American Chain and Cable Company, Inc. pursuant to Section 12(h) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 for an exemption from the provisions of Sections 13 and lS(d) of that Act based upon its claim that it is a wholly-owned sub- sidiary of Babcock International, Inc. and there is only one recordholder of its common stock. The company, a New York corporation, is engaged in the businesses of material handling, industrial products process control and wire products. (ReI. 34-12805)

SECURITIES ACT REGISTRATIONS

(S-5) OPPENHEIMER BOND FUND, INC.

One New York Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10004 - 500,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for sale at $10.00 a share including a maximum sales charge of 8-1/2% of the offering price scaled down on purchases in excess of 10,000 shares. The fund is a diversified open-end investment company with the investment objective of interest income with conservation of capital, through investments in a diversified portfolio of marketable debt securities, including convertable debentures. The general distributor is Oppenheimer Management Corporation. (File 2-57116 - Sept. 1)

(S-14) FORT SAM HOUSTON BANKSHARES, INCORPORATED

1422 East Grayson St., San Antonio, Tex. 78208 - 90,000 shares of common stock. It is proposed to offer these shares in exchange for the outstanding common capital shares of Northern Hills Bank of San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas, at the rate of three shares for five shares of Northern Hills Bank stock. Fort Sam Houston BankShares, Incorpor- ated is a bank holding company which controls one subsidiary bank. (File 2-57124 - Sept. 3)

(S-7) PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY

2301 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19101 - up to 4,000,000 shares of additional common stock, to be sold through a negotiated offering to a group of non-affiliated under- writers. The company is a public utility supplying electric, gas and steam service. (File 2-57172 - Sept. 14)

(S-l) GOLDEN WEST MOBILE HOMES, INC.

1308 East Wakeham, Santa Ana, Cal. 92705 - 300,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for sale by certain shareholders through underwriters represented by Drexel Burnham & Co. Inc., and Bateman Eichler, Hill Richards Inc. at a proposed maximum offering price of $8.875 per share. The company specializes in the design and manu- facture of higher priced multi-wide mobile homes which are sold in California, Washing- ton and Oregon, and also manufactures travel trailers for sale in the West, Midwest and Northeast. (File 2-57174 - Sept. 14)

(S-14) ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

515 South Flower St., Los Angeles, Cal. 90071 - a maximum of 8,218,943 shares of common stock based upon the number of shares of common stock of The Anaconda Company outstanding immediately prior to the effective date of the merger between Anaconda and Anaconda Delaware Corporation (ADC), a new wholly-owned subsidiary of Anaconda, other than shares held by certain dissenting shareholders and by Atlantic Richfield and Atlantic Richfield Delaware Corporation. Such shares of Atlantic Richfield common stock will be issued upon consummation of the merger of Anaconda into ADC and the

4 NEWS DIGEST, September 16, 1976 merger of ADC into a wholly-owned subsidiary of Atlantic Richfield, as a result of which Anaconda will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Atlantic Richfield. Each out- standing share of Anaconda common stock (other than shares owned by Atlantic Richfield or by dissenting Anaconda shareholders) will be converted into one-half share of Atlan- tic Richfield common stock and the right to receive $6 cash. Atlantic Richfield with its SuPsidiaries, is primarily engaged in the exploration for, and the development, production, purchase, transportation and marketing of, petroleum products derived from crude oil, including petrochemicals. (File 2-57175 - Sept. 14)

(S-6) CARDINAL TAX-EXEMPT BOND TRUST, SEVENTH SERIES

51 North High St., Columbus, Ohio 43215 - $7,500,000 of units of beneficial interest. The Trust, a unit investment trust, will be created under a trust agreement among The Ohio Company, as sponsor, United States Trust Company of New York, as trustee, and Standard & Poors Corporation, as evaluator, on the date of deposit of the bonds in the portfolio of the Trust. The Trust will be formed for the purpose of obtaining interest income free from federal income taxes while conserving capital through investment in a diversified portfolio of tax-exempt bonds. (File 2-57180 - Sept. 14)

(S-5) FEDERATED TAX-FREE INCOME FUND, INC.

421 Seventh Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 - 100,000 shares of capital stock, to be offered for sale at their net asset value through the principal distributor, Federated Securities Corp. Federated Tax-Free Income Fund, Inc. is a diversified open-end investment company which will primarily invest in municipal bonds. (File 2-57181 - Sept. 13)

(S-7) FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION

3201 34th Street South, St. Petersburg, Fla. 33711 - $80 million of first mortgage Donds, due 2006, to be offered for sale at competitive bidding. The company is engaged in the electric utility business. (File 2-57185 - Sept. 15)

STOCK PLANS FILED

The following have filed Form S-8 registration statements with the SEC seeking regis- tration of securities to be offered pursuant to employee stock and related plans: Marathon Oil Co., Findlay, Ohio (File 2-57158 - Sept. 10) - 400,000 shares Heath Tecna Corp., Kent, Wash. (File 2-57160 - Sept. 10) - 73,263 shares Southland Royalty Co., Fort Worth, Tex. (File 2-57168 - Sept. 13) - 42,823 shares American Natural Resources Co., New York, N.Y. (File 2-57171 - Sept. 13) - 100,000 shares MCA Inc., University City, Cal. (File 2-57173 - Sept. 14) - $6,000,000 of interests Wisconsin Public Service Corp., Green Bay, Wis. (File 2-57176 - Sept. 14) - 25,000 shares Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Baltimore, Md. (File 2-57177 - Sept. 14) - 200,000 shares Iowa Power and Light Co., Des Moines, Iowa (File 2-57179 - Sept. 14) - 30,000 shares Oakite Products, Inc., Berkeley Heights, N.J. (File 2-57182 - Sept. 14) - 150,000 shares Crown Central Petroleum Corp., Baltimore, Md. (File 2-57183 - Sept. 14) - 200,000 shares

REGISTRATIONS EFFECTIVE

Sept. 13: Bankers Trust New York Corp., 2-56728; Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co., 2-57028; Doyle Dane Bernvach Inc., 2-56677; PBA Inc., 2-55336; The Susquehanna Corp., 2-56706. Sept. 14: McIntosh Corp., 2-57063; MPO Videotronics Inc., 2-56879; Northwest Bancorp., 2-57055; Nuveen Tax-Exempt Bond Fund, Medium Term Series 1, 2-57045; P. R. Mallory & Co. Inc., 2-57016 & 2-57017.

NOTE TO DEALERS. When applicable the 90-day period of time dealers are required to use the prospectus is noted above in parentheses after the name of the issuer. As to the other issuers, there may be no such requirement to use a ~rospectus, or the requirement may be for a period of only 40 days; see Section 4(3) of the Securi- ties Act of 1933 and Rule 174 (17 CFR 230.174) thereunder.

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RECENT 8K FILINGS

Form 8K is a report which must be filed with the SEC by the 10th of the month after any of the following important events or changes: changes in control of the regis- trant; acquisition or disposition of assets; legal proceedings; changes in securi- ties (i.e., collateral for registered securities); defaults upon senior securities; increase or decrease in the amount of securities outstanding; options to purchase securities; revaluation of assets; submission of matters to a vote of security hold- ers.

The companies listed below have filed Form 8-K reports for the month indicated, res- ponding to the item of the form specified. Photocopies may be purchased from the Commission's Public Reference Section (in ordering, please give month and year of report). An index of the captions of the items of the form was included in Monday's News Digest.

CCMPANY ITEM NO. MONTH ABBOTT LA60RATO~IES 7 08/76 AEROTRON INC 4,7,13,14 08116 AI0 rr.;c 2 08/16 AIR PRODUCTS & CHE~ICALS INC 3,7 08/16 ALABAMA POWER CO 3 08/16 ALOHA AIRLINES I~C 3 08/76 A~E~ICA~ CRYSTAL SUGAR CO 13,14 08116 A~E~ ICAN '1EDICAL INTER"IATIC~AL INC 13,14 08/76 ARIlONA COLORADO LAND £ CATTLE CO 4,14 08/76 ARPEJA CALIFORNIA I~C 11,13 OB/16 ARVI~ INDUST~IES T~C 13 08116 ATLANTIC RICHFIELD CO 3,13,14 08116 BALDT CO~P 2,14 08116 bANYAMERICA REALTY INVESTORS 10,14 08176 btLVAC INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIES LTD 1,13,14 08176 BlNEfICIAL NATIO~AL CORP 3 08/16 BENEFICIAL STANDARD CORP 3,13.14 08116 BETHLEHE'I STEEL CORP 3 08/16 BIG BEAR STORES cn 2,11013 08116 BIG V SUPERMARKETS INC 5 08176 B~ANDON APPLIED SYSTE~S INC 11 08/16 dUROCX INC 3,7,8,14 08/16 CAVENHAM USA INC 3,11 08/16 CCI CORP 2,14 08116 CEN1RAL LOUISIANA ELECTRIC CO INC 3,14 08/76 CHAMBERLAIN MANUFACTURING COPP 13 08/16 CIC FINANCIAL CORP 13 08176 COLUMBIA PICTURES INDUSTRIES INC 8 08/16 CONTINENTAL OIL CO 3 08176 CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE COPP 7tl4 08176 CRUM I: FORSTER 13 08/16 DATATROL INC 2,14 08/16 DRAVO CORP 7,14 08116 DRlSSER INDUSTRIES INC 3 08116 DUVAL CORP 3.13 08/76 E SYSTEMS IIliC 2,14 08176 ELECTRONIC ARRAYS INC 7,9,14 08/16 EVANS INC 7,14 08/16 FABI'I CENTERS Of AMER ICA INC 4,7 08176 FABRI TEK INC 11 08176 FEOERAL MOGUL CORP 8,10,14 08176 F IDEL r rv CORP 13 08116 FINNIGAN CORP 1,2,4.7,14 08176 fRIGITEMP CORP 3 08/76 GENERAL MOTORS CORP 3,13 08/76 GRACE \oj R & CO 3,7,10,14 08176 GRAHAM MAGNETICS INC 3 08176 r;RAND UNION CO 3 08176 GRT CORP 3 08/16 GULF STATES UTILITIES CO 13.14 08/76 HALLCRAFT HOMES INC 13 08176 HICKORY FAR~S OF OHIO INC 1,13,14 08/76 HOLL Y CORP 3,13 08/16 HOWELL INSTRUMENTS INC 8 08176 6 NEWS DIGEST, September 16, 1976 -

RECENT SK FILINGS CONT.

HYDROPHILICS INTERNATIONAL INC 8,13 08/16 IDS PEAL TY TRUST 3,~, 11,13 08/16 INDIANA NATIONAL CORP 13 08176 INTEPLAKE INC 3,14 08116 INTERNATIONAL RECTIFIER CORP 2 08116 JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO 3 08/16 JONES & LAUGHLIN STEEL CORP 3,1,1~ 08176 KATHOL PETROLEUM INC 13,14 08176 KERR ,",CGEECORP 3 08/16 KIMBALL INTERNATIONAL INC 13 08176 LEHIGH COAL & NAVIGATION CO 3,13,14 08176 LSB INDUSTRIES INC 3 08116 LYKES CORP 1 08116 MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL CORP 13 08116 MARATHON OIL CO 3,1 08116 MARCOR INC 3,13 08176 MCCARTHY CO 13 08/16 MCCOR,",ICK1913 OIL & GAS PROGRAM 2,11,14 08/16 MCCRORY CORP 1 08116 MEAD CORP 3.1.8.13.14 08/76 MELLON NATIONAL COPP 8 08116 METROMEDIA INC 8 08116 METROPOLITAN GPEETINGS INC 1 08/16 MICHIGAN WISCONSIN PIPE LINE CO 7,11.14 08/16 \410 AMER ICA NUI:lSINGCENTERS INC 8 08176 MINNESOTA POWER & LIGHT CO 13 08/16 ~ISSISSIPPI POWER CO 13,14 08116 MITCHELL ENERGY & DEVELOP~ENT CORP 7 08116 ~ODULAR COMPUTER SYSTEMS INC 2.6,10,14 08116 MONOGRAM INDUSTRIES INC 8,13 08/16 MORAN BROTHERS INC 1,13.14 08/16 MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY CO 3,1.13 08176 ~ATIONAL GYPSUM CO 13 08176 NEW ORLEANS BANCSHARES INC 12,14 08/16 ~IAGARA FRONTIER SERVICES INC 1.8.13 08116 NI BCD INC 13 08176 NORTH LAKE CORP 1.14 08116 NORTH SHORE GAS CO ILLINOIS 13 08176 0CEANIC EXPLORATION CO 2 08176 :"'HIOEDISON CO 3.1.8.13,14 08176 C~ANGE & ROCKLAND UTILITIES INC 3 08/16 OUTlET CO 3.13 08176 PACIFIC ENGINEERING & PQOOUCTION CO OF N 1.14 0817~ PARKER DRILLING CO 1.13.14 08/16 PENNIOIL CO 3,13 08/16 PEOPLES GAS LIGHT & COKE CO 7.13 08116 PERlEC CORP 1,13,14 081'16 PHELPS DODGE CORP 7,14 08/16 PIEDMONT FUNUING CORP 3 08176 POTLATCH CORP 7 08/16 PROLER INTERNATIONAL CORP 1.14 08176 PROVINCIAL HOUSE INC 7,14 08/16 PUBLIC SERVICE CO Of NE~ HAMPSHIRE 13 08116 PUGET SOUND PO~ER & LIGHT CO 3 08/16 READING CO 2 04/16 ~EUMAN INDUSTRIES INC 13 08/16 RESORT OF THE ftORLD N V 13,14 08/16 RICHMONU CORP 13,14 OS/16 ROBINO L AUG CO 3,13 08116 ROHR INDUSTRIES INC 3,6 08176 ROSSHOOR CORP 13.14 08116 SABINE ROYALTY CORP 2,8.14 08/76 SANTA FE INTERNATIONAL CORP 1,13 08176 SASLOW 0 L CC INC 2.14 OS/16 SCOT LAO FOuDS INC 10.11t 08f76 SCOTT CORP 8 08/76 SEATRAIN LINES INC 2,10.11t 08/16 SENTRY "ANUFACTURI~G CC 13 08/76 SERVICO INC 4.14 08116 SHOPwELL INC 7,8 08116 SOS CONSOLIOATED INC 3 08/16 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISCN CC 3,13 08,76 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATICN CO 3,13 08116 NEWS DIGEST, September 16, 1976 7 - -- RECENT 8K FILINGS CONT. SOUTHWESTERN INVEST~ENT CO 13 08116 SPARTAN fOOD SYSTE~S IhC 2 08116 SPIRAL METAL CO INC 13,H 08116 STRAUSS LEVI & CO 13 08/76 TAMPA ELECTRIC CO 3 08/76 TEXAS INTERNATIONAL CO 3 08176 TIMPTE INDUSTKIES INC 1t,7,11t 08116 TOLEDO EDISO~ CO 7,1. 08/76 TONKA (;QRP 13 08116 TWIN CITY BARGE & TO~ING CO 7,8,11t 08116 UNION PACIFIC CORP 3 08176 UNITEO GAS PIPE LINE CO 1,7,8,ll,11t 08176 UNIVERSAL FOODS CORP 7,8 08176 UNIVERSAL METALS & MACHINERY INC 13 08176 USP REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST 7 08/76 UV INDUSTRIES INC 7,8 08176 VARCO INTERNATIONAL INC 3,1t,7,14 08116 VAUGHAN JACKLIN CORP 13 08176 VICTOR COMPTCMETER CORP 7,8,14 08176 VaRNADO INC 13 08116 WE8BS STORES LTD 14 01176 WEBBS STORES LTD lit 07176 WEST VIRGINIA ACCEPTANCE CO 13 08176 WILSON fREIGHT CO 14 08/76 WOLVERINE ALUMINUM CORP 4,14 08116 AMENDMENTS TO REPORTS ON FORM 8-K CAYMAN CORP 6,7 08176 GAMBLE SKOGMO INC 7 08176 VTN CORP 7,14 08176

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