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SEC News Digest, 06-23-1995 Issue 95-121 June 23, 1995 COMMISSION ANNOUNCEMENTS EDGAR PHASE-IN LIST UPDATES AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC On December 19, 1994, the Commission issued a release making the interim Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval (EDGAR) rules final and setting forth revised phase-in schedules and lists to achieve full implementation of mandated electronic filing (Release No. 33 -7122, published in the Federal Register on December 30, 1994 [59 FR 67752] (Adopting Release). Pursuant to Rule 901 of Regulation S-T, registrants whose filings are processed by the Division of Corporation Finance may request a changed in the date they become subject to mandated electronic filing on the EDGAR system. A change to a registrant's phase-in date is of particular importance to persons or entities filing documents with respect to that registrant, since generally such persons must file electronically when the registrant becomes subject to electronic filing. Updates to the Division of Corporation Finance phase-in list, reflecting changes and corrections, will continue to be published in the SEC News Digest. Copies of the phase-in list updates will be available through the Commission's public reference room and posted on the EDGAR electronic bulletin board. Cumulative phase-in list changes will be published periodically in the Federal Register. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Sylvia Reis, CF EDGAR Policy, Division of Corporation Finance (202) 942-2940. Changes to the EDGAR Phase-in List since publication in the SEC News Digest on May 15, 1995. CIK FORMER NEW NAME NUMBER GROUP GROUP AX STEEL HOLDING CORP 918160 NONE CF-10 ALASKA NORTHWEST PROPERTIES INC 313809 CF-07 CF-08 ALL STATE PROPERTIES LP 745543 CF-07 CF-10 ALTAI INC 796313 CF-07 CF-10 AMERICAN CREDIT OPTICAL INC /DE/ 819913 CF-08 CF-08 change to HALLMARK FINANCIAL SERVICES INC 819913 CF-08 CF-08 AMERICAN PAGING INC 916065 NONE CF-10 AMERICAN REPUBLIC REALTY FUND I 711512 CF-06 CF-08 AMERICAN SOUTHWEST FINANCIAL SECURITIES CORP 912957 NONE CF-10 AMRECORP REALTY FUND II 745061 CF-07 CF-09 AUTOMATED COMPLIANCE & TRAINING INC 850218 NONE CF-10 BDM INTERNATIONAL INC /DE 870763 CF-10 CF-07 BIG SKY TRANSPORTATION CO 313522 CF-07 CF-09 BK I REALTY INC 783462 CF-09 CF-07 BK II PROPERTIES INC 783463 CF-09 CF-07 BK III RESTAURANTS INC 783464 CF-09 CF-07 BOETTCHER WESTERN PROPERTIES II LTD 703152 CF-06 CF-08 BOETTCHER WESTERN PROPERTIES III LTD 716822 CF-06 CF-08 BOSTON CHICKEN INC 894751 NONE CF-10 BOWLINE CORP 034682 CF-07 CF-08 CALIFORNIA BELL INDUSTRIES INC 945489 NONE CF-07 CAMPBELL STRATEGIC ALLOCATION FUND LP 910467 NONE CF-10 CAPITAL RESOURCES REAL ESTATE PARTNERSHIP II 017294 CF-07 CF-08 CARCO AUTO LOAN MASTER TRUST 873446 NONE CF-07 CASE CORP 922321 NONE CF-10 CBL & ASSOCIATES PROPERTIES INC 910612 NONE CF-10 CELLEX BIOSCIENCES INC 704384 CF-07 CF-10 CHICOS FAS INC 897429 NONE CF-10 CHS ELECTRONICS INC 924374 NONE CF-10 CMS NOMECO OIL & GAS CO 946036 NONE CF-07 COMMONWEALTH ALUMINUM CORP 934747 NONE CF-10 CONDEV LAND FUND II LTD 828744 CF-07 CF-10 CONDEV LAND GROWTH FUND 86 LTD 795280 CF-07 CF-10 CONSOLIDATED CAPITAL GROWTH FUND 201529 CF-05 CF-08 CONSOLIDATED CAPITAL INSTITUTIONAL PROPERTIES 3 768890 CF-05 CF-08 CONSOLIDATED CAPITAL PROPERTIES III 317331 CF-05 CF-08 CONSOLIDATED CAPITAL PROPERTIES IV 355804 CF-09 CF-08 CONSOLIDATED CAPITAL PROPERTIES V 725614 CF-05 CF-08 CONSOLIDATED CAPITAL PROPERTIES VI 755908 CF-06 CF-08 CONTINENTAL AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION INC 866457 NONE CF-10 2 NEWS DIGEST, June 23, 1995 CIK FORMER NEW NAME NUMBER GROUP GROUP CROWN PACIFIC PARTNERS LP 930735 NONE CF-10 CSC INDUSTRIES INC 806400 CF-04 CF-10 CVD EQUIPMENT CORP 766792 CF-07 CF-10 CYBERONICS INC 864683 NONE CF-10 DARLING INTERNATIONAL INC 916540 NONE CF-10 DDI PHARMACEUTICALS INC 109657 CF-07 CF-07 change to OXIS INTERNATIONAL INC 109657 CF-07 CF-07 DEVELOPED TECHNOLOGY RESOURCE INC 890725 NONE CF-10 DOMINGUEZ SERVICES CORP 860673 CF-10 CF-07 DWFCM INTERNATIONAL ACCESS FUND 914747 NONE CF-10 ECHO BAY FINANCE CORP 887864 CF-07 CF-10 ECHO BAY MINES LTD 722080 CF-07 CF-10 ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS INC 937815 NONE CF-10 EQUUS GAMING CO LP 928423 NONE CF-10 ESKIMO PIE CORP 787520 NONE CF-10 FCS LABORATORIES INC 719130 CF-07 CF-10 FIRST BANKS INC 710507 NONE CF-10 FRAWLEY CORP 038824 CF-06 CF-10 GALLERY RODEO INTERNATIONAL 837852 NONE CF-10 GATEWAY INDUSTRIES INC ICAI 725876 CF-07 CF-10 GENERAL DEVICES INC 040528 CF-07 CF-09 GILLETT HOLDINGS INC 812011 NONE CF-10 GREENWOOD RESOURCES INC Icol 718474 CF-07 CF-09 change to PACKAGING RESEARCH CORP 718474 CF-07 CF-09 HANCOCK JOHN REALTY INCOME FUlf.DIII LP 842741 CF-09 CF-07 HAUPPAUGE DIGITAL INC 930803 NONE CF-10 IDAHO CO 809365 CF-08 CF-10 IMREG INC 730757 CF-07 CF-10 INDEPENDENT AMERICAN PARTICIPATING INCOME FUND LP 760688 CF-07 CF-10 INLAND GOLD & SILVER CORP IWAI 811038 CF-07 CF-07 change to INLAND RESOURCES INC 717754 CF-07 CF-07 INOVISION CORP 775526 CF-05 CF-10 INTERMETRICS INC 702736 CF-06 CF-09 JOHNSTOWN CONSOLIDATED INCOME PARTNERS 787621 CF-06 CF-08 JOHNSTOWN CONSOLIDATED INCOME PARTNERS 2 812431 CF-07 CF-08 KELLER FINANCIAL SERVICES OF FLORIDA INC 886021 NONE CF-10 KELLEY OIL & GAS CORP 930529 NONE CF-10 KENMAR PERFORMANCE PARTNERS LP INY 922575 NONE CF-10 KOPPERS INDUSTRIES INC 916075 NONE CF-10 LANDMARK BANCORP 705403 CF-07 CF-08 LASERTECHNICS INC 710597 CF-07 CF-09 LIBERTY GROWTH PROPERTIES LTD PARTNERSHIP 775527 NONE CF-10 LIBERTY HIGH INCOME PLUS LTD PARTNERSHIP 813248 NONE CF-10 LIBERTY HOUSING PARTNERS LTD PARTNERSHIP 744766 NONE CF-10 LIBERTY INCOME PROPERTIES LTD PARTNERSHIP 783901 NONE CF-10 LIBERTY REAL ESTATE LTD PARTNERSHIP 701545 NONE CF-10 NEWS DIGEST, June 23, 1995 3 CIK FORMER NEW NAME NUMBER GROUP GROUP LIBERTY REAL ESTATE LTD PARTNERSHIP II 711248 NONE CF-10 LIBERTY REAL ESTATE LTD PARTNERSHIP III 737169 NONE CF-10 LINCOLN LOGS LTD 717422 CF-07 CF-08 MARTIN MARIETTA MATERIALS INC 916076 NONE CF-10 METROLOGIC INSTRUMENTS INC 815910 NONE CF-10 MLH INCOME REALTY PARTNERSHIP III 710132 CF-08 CF-10 MLH INCOME REALTY PARTNERSHIP IV 718417 CF-08 CF-10 MLH INCOME REALTY PARTNERSHIP V 755643 CF-08 CF-10 MLH INCOME REALTY PARTNERSHIP VI 771586 CF-08 CF-10 MONEY MARKET AUTO LOAN TRUST 1990-1 864920 CF-10 CF-07 MORGAN FOOD CORP 881767 NONE CF-10 MULTI BENEFIT REALTY FUND 87-1 802200 CF-06 CF-08 MUTUAL BENEFIT COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES INCOME PARTNERSHIP LP 766828 CF-07 CF-09 MUTUAL BENEFIT MORTGAGE INVESTORS 1985 760994 CF-07 CF-09 MUTUAL BENEFIT TRAMMELL CROW RESIDENTIAL OPPORTUNITY FUND 779317 CF-08 CF-09 NATIONAL DIAGNOSTICS INC 925894 NONE CF-10 NATIONAL HOUSING TRUST LP 818803 CF-06 CF-09 NATURADE INC 797167 NONE CF-10 NETWORK FINANCIAL SERVICES INC 820771 CF-09 CF-09 change to WESTMARK GROUP HOLDINGS INC 820771 CF-09 CF-09 NORTH AMERICAN TRUST INC 773654 CF-06 CF-09 NORTH BAY BANCORP 754440 CF-06 CF-09 NVR INC 906163 CF-09 CF-10 PARAGON TRADE BRANDS INC 889429 NONE CF-10 PATHMARK STORES INC 095585 NONE CF-10 PAXSON COMMUNICATIONS CORP 923877 CF-10 CF-07 PERFORMANCE SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL INC /NY 940716 NONE CF-10 PLASTIGONE TECHNOLOGIES INC 835494 CF-07 CF-08 POCONO HOTELS CORP 079274 CF-07 CF-08 PRlMECO INC 934387 CF-10 CF-07 PROMETHEUS INCOME PARTNERS 803026 CF-06 CF-09 PROMUS HOTEL CORP 944647 NONE CF-06 QMC TECHNOLOGIES INC 809800 CF-07 CF-09 QUAD CITY HOLDINGS INC 906465 NONE CF-10 REGAN HOLDING CORP 870069 CF-07 CF-10 REPLIGEN CLINICAL PARTNERS LP 885434 NONE CF-10 ROBEC INC 854462 CF-05 CF-09 ROMAC INTERNATIONAL INC 930420 NONE CF-10 RS FINANCIAL CORP 840252 CF-09 CF-10 SAN MATEO COUNTY BANCORP 775473 CF-08 CF-08 change to MID PENINSULA BANCORP 775473 CF-08 CF-08 SANTA FE FINANCIAL CORP 086759 CF-07 CF-10 SANTA FE PACIFIC GOLD CORP 921754 NONE CF-10 SCIENTIFIC SOFTWARE INTERCOMP INC 087822 CF-06 CF-09 SELKIRK COGEN FUNDING CORP 929518 NONE CF-10 SELKIRK COGEN PARTNERS LP 929540 NONE CF-10 4 NEWS DIGEST, June 23, 1995 CIK FORMER NEW NAME NUMBER GROUP GROUP SILICON VALLEY RESEARCH INC 708367 CF-07 CF-10 SOUTHEASTERN BANKING CORP 353386 CF-05 CF-08 STATE BANCSHARES INC /PA/ 904101 NONE CF-10 STATEWIDE BANCORP 700722 CF-07 CF-10 STONE ENERGY CORP 904080 NONE CF-10 STORAGE USA INC 912116 NONE CF-10 SUPER VISION INTERNATIONAL INC 917523 NONE CF-10 TECNOL MEDICAL PRODUCTS INC 876968 NONE CF-10 TEL COM WIRELESS CABLE TV CORP 929061 NONE CF-10 TENET INFORMATION SERVICES INC 845696 CF-07 CF-09 TLC BEATRICE INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS INC 835589 NONE CF-10 TOP SOURCE INC 800055 CF-07 CF-07 change to TOP SOURCE TECHNOLOGIES INC 800055 CF-07 CF-07 TOTAL RESEARCH CORP 803058 CF-07 CF-08 TRANSNATIONAL INDUSTRIES INC 796228 CF-06 CF-10 TRIANGLE CORP 099703 CF-05 CF-05 change to AUDITS & SURVEYS WORLDWIDE INC099703 CF-05 CF-05 TRINITECH SYSTEMS INC 099047 NONE CF-10 UNION PLAZA HOTEL & CASINO INC 087918 CF-05 CF-08 VERITAS SOFTWARE CORP 867666 NONE CF-10 VILLAGE BANKSHARES INC 858754 NONE CF-10 WALL DATA INC 722607 NONE CF-10 WASHINGTON CORP 314625 CF-09 CF-10 WITTER DEAN PRINCIPAL GUARANTEED FUND II 841754 NONE CF-10 WITTER DEAN PRINCIPAL PLUS FUND LP 854915 NONE CF-10 ZOOM TELEPHONICS INC 822708 NONE CF-10 TOTAL: 152 RULES AND RELATED MATTERS FINAL RULE The Commission has adopted amendments to rules 52 and 45 under the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935.
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