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Issue 74-16 January 23, 1974
(SEC Docket, Vol. 3, No. 12 - Feb 5)
LIBRARY
DECISIONS IN ADMINISlRA liVE PROCEEDING
A. C. KLUGER & CO. REVOKED, TWO PARTNERS SANCTIONED. An order has been issued revoking
the broker-dealer registration of A. C. Kluger & Co., of New York, suspending Alan C.
Kluger, a partner, from association with any registered broker-dealer, registered invest-
ment company or registered investment adviser for one year, barring Kluger from any such
association in a supervisory capacity, suspending George H. Newman, another partner of the
firm, from association in a supervisory capacity with any registered broker-dealer, invest-
ment adviser or investment company for 60 days effective January 28, and censuring Newman.
After two years, Kluger may apply to the Commission to have the restriction on his super-
visory activities lifted.
The sanctions were based on findings that from about February to September 1972 the
firm,Kluger and Newman unlawfully sold unregistered common stock of Minute Approved Credit
Plan, Inc., and, in the offer and sale of that stock, made material misrepresentations con-
cerning the participation of others in the stock's distribution, the misapplication and
diversion of funds realized from its sale, the return to certain investors of a portion of
the purchase price, purchases of Minute stock by the firm, and the placing of a substan-
tial portion of the Minute offering in nominee accounts. They also failed to deposit
promptly in a separate bank account sales proceeds from the firm's "best efforts, 50% or
none" underwriting of Minute stock, and to return such proceeds to the persons entitled
thereto when the required minimum amount of the offering was not sold. In addition, the
firm,Kluger and Newman failed to comply with provisions governing sending confirmations
to customers, and with recordkeeping and reporting requirements.
The Commission's order was based on the firm's consent and its partners' offers of
settlement. The firm, Kluger and Newman, without admitting or denying the charges against
them, consented to the above findings and the indicated sanctions. (ReI. 34-10598)
COMMISSION ANNOUNCEMENTS
COMMISSION RESCINDS ITS NON-TRADING REQUEST WITH RESPECT TO GOVERNMENTAL SECURITIES
OF BULGARIA, HUNGARY AND ROMANIA. The Commission today announced its intention to with-
draw, effective January 28, 1974, its earlier request that brokers and dealers refrain
from effecting transactions in securities issued or guaranteed by the governments of
Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania. The Commission noted however, its action notwithstanding,
trading in securities issued by Hungary after April 13, 1934, may be prohibited by provi-
sions of the Johnson Act (18 U.S.C. §955). The Commiss~on further pointed out that brok-
ers and dealers who resume trading in these securities should not overlook their responsi-
bilities under the Federal securities laws, including the antifraud provisions, and when
making recommendations to purchase or sell these bonds, should assure that full disclosure
is made to investors concerning the status of these bonds. In addition, the Commission
noted that the provisions of Rule l5c2-ll under the Securities Exchange Act impose many
requirements on broker-dealers who are engaged in making a market in a particular security.
Among other things, that Rule requires such broker-dealers to maintain in their records
current information relating to the issuer. (ReI. 34-10610)
TRADING BAN IN KORACORP TO TERMINATE. The SEC has announced that the suspension of
exchange and over-the-counter trading in the securities of Koracorp Industries, Inc. of
San Francisco, Cal. will terminate at midnight (EDT) on January 24, 1974.
The Commission initiated the t~ading suspension on August 8, 1973 because of questions
on the accuracy and adequacy of public information available about Koracorp's financial
condition. The: questions arose from Koracorp's announcement that it had requested an
investigatici1 by M.othur Andersen and Company to determine whether certain transactions of
its subsidiary, Kor at ec Comrmmf cat Lcns , Inc., were treated in accordance with generally
accepted acccunrLng pr Lnc Lp l e s , ",ohe
New York Stock Exchange and the Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange halted !;,.-ading in the secur Lt Le s of Kor'acorp on August 7, 1973.
NEWS DIGEST, January 23, 1974 Page 2
On January 3, 1974, Koracorp mailed a letter to its shareholders, which stated, among
other things, that Arthur Andersen withdrew its prior certification on Koracorp's consoli-
dated financial statements for the year ended December 29, 1972; .that the magazine,
Homemaking with a Flair, the major asset of Koratec, was sold; that Koracorp had determined
to discontioue several of its nonapparel operations; and that for the nine months ended
September 30, 1973, Koracorp had a net loss of $10,518,000, taking into account the loss
from discontinued operations, compared to net income of $1,674,000 for the nine months
ended September 29, 1972; and that previously reported net income for year-end 1972 of
$604,000 has been restated as a net income loss of $1,996,000.
Koracorp informed the Commission that it expects to distribute to its shareholders
about March 31, 1974, audited and certified financial statements for 1972 and 1973, being
prepared by Koracorp's new auditors, Clarence Rainess and Co. (ReI. 34-10609)
COURT EHFOJlCEMENT ACTIONS
KENNETH H. GROVE SENTENCED. The Seattle Regional Office announced that on January 18
a U. S. District Judge in Seattle sentenced Kenneth H. Grove, former president of
Northwest Guaranty Savings and Loan Association of Seattle, to ten years imprisonment.
Grove had pleaded guilty to 1 count of a 20 count indictment charging him with, among
other things, falsely making a certificate of deposit purporting to be an obligation of
the Association and causing it to be transported tn interstate commerce. (LR-62l2)
GEORGE H • .JE"IT, OTHERS, ENJOINED. The Fort Worth Regional Office announced that the
U. S. District Court at Houston, Texas permanently enjoined George H. Jett and Garet Van
Antwerp, III, both of Mobile, Alabama, on November 5 and James E. Shipley, Huntington
Beach, California on January 9 and MDI Industries, Inc., Westminster, California on
January 16 from violations of the antifraud provisions of the securities laws in the pur-
chase or sale of securities issued by First National Corporation, Houston, Texas.
(LR-6213)
JOE GEBRON. JR. PLEADS NOLO CONTENDERE. The Fort Worth Regional Office announced
that Joe Gebron, Jr., Dallas, Texas, pleaded nolo contendere to charges of violating the
antifraud provisions of the securities laws in criminal contempt of an order of permanent
injunction entered October 24, 1972 by Federal District Court, Dallas, Texas, which en-
joined Gebron and Real-Tex Enterprises, Inc., Dallas, from violating the registration and
antifraud provisions of the securities laws in the sale of investment contracts issued by
Real-Tex Enterprises, Inc. (LR-62l4)
MAX ZERKIN PLEADS GUILTY. The Washington Regional Office announced that on January
17, before the U. S. District Court Judge for the District of Columbia, Max Zerkin pleaded
guilty to a one-count information charging the use and employment of a manipulative and
deceptive device in the purchase and sale of the following securities promoted by Joel
Kline: Penn Metal Fabricators, Inc., U. S. Vinyl Corp., and Montgomery Land Investment
and Development Corp. (LR-62l5)
SECURITIES ACT REGISTRATIONS FILED
(S-14) INEXCO OIL COMPANY, 1200 Houston Club Bldg., Houston, Tex. 77002 - 379,614
shares of common stock, to be offered in the proposed merger of Inexco Northern
Exploration Company, Houston, Tex., an 80.l5%-owned subsidiary of Inexco, at the rate of
.78 of an Inexco common share for each outstanding Northern common share (excluding shares
held by lnexco?r its subi~idiary) •. Inexco is engaged in the business of exploring for
and producing 011 and gas 1n the Un1ted States and Northern is engaged in the exploration
for and production of oil and gas in Canada. (File 2-50075 - Jan. 21)
(S-14) FIRST UNITED BANCORPORATION. INC., One Burnett Plaza, Fort Worth, Tex. 76102 _
149,722 shares of common stock. It is proposed to offer 112,500 of these shares
in exchange for the outstanding common stock of Farmers-First National Bank of
Stephenville, Stephenville, Texas, at the rate of 7.5 shares for each Farmers-First share'
and to offer 37,222 of these shares in exchange for 18,611 shares of the common stock of '
Gateway National Bank of Fort Worth, Fort Worth, Texas, at the rate of two shares for each
Gateway share. First United Bancorporation, Inc. is a bank holding company with three
banking subsidiaries. (File 2-50074 - Jan. 21)
NEWS DIGEST, January 23, 1974 Page 3
(S-7) TUCSON GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY, 220 West Sixth St., Tucson, Ariz. 85702 -
150,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock ($100 par) to be offered for sale through
underwriters managed by Blyth Eastman Dillon & Co. Incorporated, One Chase Manhattan
Plaza, New York, N. Y. 10005, and The First Boston Corporation, 70 Exchange Place, New
York, N. Y. 10005. An operating public utility, the company is engaged in supplying elec-
tric and gas service in the city of Tucson and the surrounding area.
(File 2-50077 - Jan. 22)
SECURITIES ACT REGISTRATIONS. Effective January 22: Brandon Applied Systems, Inc.,
2-49772; Burnup & Sims Inc., 2-49530; Clark Consolidated Industries, Inc., 2-49893;
Fidelity Union Bancorporation, 2-49754; General Telephone Company Of The Southeast,
2-49956; Municipal Investment Trust Fund, Twentieth Monthly Payment Series, 2-49917;
United Foods, Inc., 2-45559, (40 days).
NOTE TO DEALERS: The period of time dealers are required to use the prospectus in
trading transactions is shown in parentheses after the name of the issuer.
MISCELLANEOUS
RECENT FORM 8·K FILINGS
Form 8K is a report which must be filed with the SEC by the 10th of the month after any of the following i_port_t eWellts or changes:
changes in control of the registrant; acquisition or disposition of assets; legal proceedings; changes in securities I i.e., ..,,/101"01 for re t·
istered securitie s ) ; defaults upon senior securities; increase or decrease in the amount of securities outstaudiag; optioas to purchase~·
urities; revaluation of assets; submission of matters to a vote of security holders.
The companies listed below have filed Form 8·K reports for the month indicated. responding to the iteal of thE' 10... specified. Photo-
copies may be purchased from the Commission's Public Reference Section (in ordering, please Kiv e IIIo",1t a"d H'gr .. f r('porl '. An iodex of
the captions of the items of the form was included in Monday's News Digest,
COMPANY ITEM NO. MONTH
HU~Y GIL ~G D~LAwAK~ 7.14- lun
HuSKY GIL l TO 7.8,11t 12173
HYDRCHETAlS INC 13,14 12173
INlA~C CCNTA1N~R CuRP 13.14 L2./73
JAMES RIVeR CURP OF VIRbiNIA 13,14 12.173
JANT H~ INC lit 12173
JERkiCO INC 7,13,lit 12173
JOY MANu~ACTURINb ('U 13 12173
KAVANAU ReAL ~STATE TRuST 3 1~/13
KEiTH 'lARK INC 1 12173
KOLUWRGEN CURP 7,14 12/13
LEHIGh CUAL ~ NAVIGAT!ON ~U b 12173
LILAC TIMe ll'oC 13 12173
lILLV EL I £. CU lit 12173
MAGNA CURP 13~1t 12173
MANGEL STUKES CURP 13, lit 12113
MCDONAles CORP 13 12113
~CNEIL REAL ~STATE fUNC fUUR lTu 2.,7.14 1l/73
MIOLA~D ENrEKPKISE~ INl 1 12113
Ml~NEAPOliS ~AS CU 13 12173
HOHILE huME !Nuu~TKIES IN~ Ll Ll.l13
MCLYuCENuM CuRP Uf AMERI~A 8 12113
MONARCH !NCv~TKIES IN(. 7,lhl0,14 lU13
MORRISON KNUuStN co INC 110- 12173
HORTCN NOK~ICH PROOUlTS INv 1~.14 lU73
MOUNTAIN fUEL SUPPLY CU 13 01/1'.
HULT ICCM COW 13.14 12113
NATIUNAl FUeL GAS co 13 12113
NE~ E~GLANC "eRCH~TS co iNC 8.13 12113
NORTHwE~TEkN bELL TeLEPHUNe ('U 1 lU13
OCYSSEV 1I'..C 8,9,14 12173
OUTBOARD "ARINE CORP 13, 1ft. 12173
UXFORD INDUSTRIES INC 7 lU13
PACIFIC AS~~STUS CORP b 12173
PACifiC fLlulNG COKP 13 12/13
PAKCC CCMP~NIES INC 2,3,7,8,lit 11./13
PEAVEY· CO 11 11.173
Page 4
NEWS DIGEST. January 23. 1974
8K REPORTS CONT.
PENN GtN~RAl A~EN~IES IN~ 4,14 l2173
PENNSYLVANIA PU~EK ~U 4,7.14 12113
11 12173
PITTSBURGH CES MOINtS ST~cL eu
PIlH ,",UT IN~ 7 iert»
PGNY ViLLAGE INVESTMtNT CO 2 12113
PURTlAhU GENERAL ELECTRIC Co
14 12.113
RAPlun A INC .3 lU13
RAyeD INTERNATIUNAL INC 2,14 BIB
~EAO( wALTER uR~ANllATIUN INC
o 12113
REowoeo IlANCURP 13 12113
REIS RObERT & CO 6,14 12173
RELIA~CE INSuRAN~t CO 3,13 12173
RtPUBllC ~TEtl ~uRP 8,14 12173
RE~ERvE ell ~ ~AS (u 3,13,14 lll13
RESORTS INTE~NATIONAL INC 3,8,14 J.U13
RHEINGGlD CORP 4,8,11 12173
RIVERSIDt REAL E~TATE INVt~TMtNT TRuST 11 11173
ROBLIN INCu$TRIES IN~ 3,7,14 1.1I13
ROLAND INTEKNATiUNAl CORP 13,14 12173
ROTR('N INC 7,14 12173
RUPP INDuSTRIES INC B,L4 J.L173
Ru')SHL sroves CANUIES INC 13,14 12173
SEATTLE fiRST (.0 3.13 12173
SEKVA~ER ICA INC 7,9,10,13,14 09173
SERVG CORP Of AMERICA 7,6 12173
SHUWBCAT INC 13 III 13
SIGMCR CORP 8 04/13
SIGMOR CORP 8 09173
SIGMLR CORP 8 12173
SIKES COKP 3 12173
SMITHfiELD fuOUS INC 8 12/13
SONESTA INTERN~TIONAL HOTELS ~ORP 3.1.3 ll173
SOSSI~ ~YSTEM INC U 12173
SOUNCSCRl8EK CORP 11 lU73
SOUTfERN RAIL~AY ~U 7.14 l.UB
SCUTHLANC RACING CURP 13,14 12173
SOUTH_E~TERN t:LECTRIC SERVICE CU 1,11,14 1£173
S PERR Y KAND COKP 7 11173
SPRIN~S MILl~ INC 7,14 12173
STE6AR NATIONAL CORP 1,11 06/73
SUPEKIUR E~UIT¥ CGRP LJ,1.4 11173
SUPREME EQ~IPMENT ~ SYSTEMS CuRP 11,14 12173
SUSQUEHA~NA ~URP 3,0,13 11173
TAfT dROAO(.AST1NG co 13 12/13
TANNEr ICS INC 9,11,14 lU73
HlECOR INC 2,14 12173
TEXAS GAS TRANSMISSICN CORP 13 ll/13
TEXAS GUlf INC 3 12173
TEXAS CTILITIES CO 13 1.l/7J
THGMAS & 6ETTS CO l.3 12/13
TOTAL RtSGURCES INC 3 lU73
TRAhS SGNICS I~C 13 1U73
TREADWAY tCMPA~IES INC 11,13 1217 .3
U8 fINANCIAL ~OkP 3 12173
UNICN COMMERCE ~o~p 7 12173
UNION TRuST bANCOxP 13.14 12173
UNITED VIRGI~IA ~ANKSHARt,) INC 7 ill 73
"ENT~(N CORP 2,13,14 12173
VICTURIA STATIUN INC 7 lUB
.ELLl~GT(N TECHNICAL INUUSTrtLES INC e i2173
.EST POINT PePPERELL INC 11,14 12173
.ESTERN BEEf ~AITlE fUND INC 7,13,14 1217 .3
wHEELABRATUR fRYE INC 3 12173
WIEbGLDT STUKES INC 8 12/73
wISCO~SlN ELtCTRI~ POwER CO 13 III 73
NISCGNSI~ FINANCE COKP 4,7 ll173
WI~C~NSIN HIChl~AN PUwEk CO 13 12.173
XERtl" (.OKP 1,14 12173
ZAPATA COI(P 7 08/73
NEWS DIGEST, January 23, 1974 Page 5
8K REPORTS CONT.
AbbOTr LAoCRATORIE~ :j U/B
AeERG~EN MANufACT~RI~~ lUKP U,14 LVB
AOVANCEC CCM~uTEK TELH~.~ui~ LU~P 1,~,7,14
1£173
AILEEN 1M'; 7d4
1l.173
AIR KING CQKP 3
.. ,1'0
lU7;
ALABAMA fINA~~IAL ~KUUP IN~ £,7d4
12/13
ALABAMA POwER l.U 3,7 d4
U173
ALBERTO CULVEK lu 10
1U 7.:1
ALCCN LABORATuRIES INC 13
1£173
ALLcGrANl CORP 3
ia ts
ALLH. GROUP 1I~(' 4,7,1),£.3,14 12/13
ALTC~ dUX BOARD lu 3
lU 7.:1
ALuMI~UM CC uf AM~RI~A 7
1U73
AMERA[A "E~S ~UKP 7,10,1'0 iU73
AMERICAN EXPKE~~ CU 1,1$ 1217 :j
AM~RICAN fINAN~E ~YST~M IN~ 4,13,14 U173
AMEKICAN INVESTMENT ~u 2.14 lUB
AMERICAN VI[cUNETl('~ CUKV 7d4 12173
AMfAC INC III
LUn
AMSTEC INOUSTRiES INC 3
12173
APAChE CO,.P 7,0 d4 12173
APPALACHIA'" I\jATltJ~Al CORt' 3,.3,14 i cr t »
APPLIED CEVIl.ES COkP 9,14 02173
ARCHUN PURE PRuuUCJ~ COK" ",3 d4 12173
ARDEN MAYFAIK INC 6
12173
AR .. INC
l,.!:> 11 ,14
12173
ARMAtA CORP 7,8,14
12173
AS~ I~DuSTKIE~ IN~ 1,7,1),14
12173
AvI~ INC 7,13,14
12173
AVllNl..AU MILLS 11
12173
BARTELL MEvIA CU,.P 13
12173
BARUCH reSTER CURP 1:j,14 12173
bALAR iNC 7r1't
12.173
BEAVE~ CREE~ INUU~TkicS INC 13
12/13
BELL TcLEPHLN~ Cu GF PENNSYLVANIA 3
12/73
BENTLEY ~ATluNAL ~UR'" U 12173
BERt> EIHERPRISE~ INC 11
U173
bEKG ENTEKPR1SES KEALTY ~~UUP D 12173
bLESSINv CORt' ~3 lLI7J
BCMAI~E CORP 3
12173
BORb wARNE/( A~CEPTANCE CUkP 7.14 12173
BlJCYRLS E.KIE CU 4,7,10,14 1l.173
BUEHLER COliP 7,13,14 12173
BUILDEX INl 3,13,14 12/13
CAdLE INt-ORMATILN SYSTtM~ INL 7rl4 12.173
CANACA SuUTrtKN PeTRULEUM ~T~ 8
12173
CANACIA~ hYC~OCAMcuhS LT~ ~ ,14
12173
CAPITOL ~LASIILS uf- GHlu INC 11,14
12/13
CAKTEI< Gt<ulJPINC 3
12173
Cb&T tAN~ShA~tS INC 13,.4 i er t»
CENTKAl.. "'AThJI\JAL ...
f-lNA'-.CI ~UKP
~ b 1111.:1
CESSNA AIKCRAf-T Cu 11,13 12173
thEME[ CORP 1.. 12173
Cl RE~LTY INVtSTukS J.3 4£173
CIC fl~ANCIAL CUKP 14
0~/7J
LIC ~INANCIAL CU~P 13
12/73
CIT fiNANCIAL COkP 4
7... 12.173
CITIE~ SERVICE Cu 3
12173
CITILEIliS to SuUTh£KI~ KCALn l"~L.)Tu,,;, 11,14 12113
CLARLAN PETRULEuM CUKP ~,14 1l.173
Cl..ARKt: GfiP
C 13,14 1l.173
COA~TAl INDU~TKl~~ I~C 13
11173
COLEMAN (ABLE 4 wINE Lu 14
10173
COLE,I'A~ CU II"~ ':,10,14
1l.173
CLLC~IAL CCMMtKLIAL LUk~ 8
12173
CCL~NIAL STOk~S IhL 8
lUB
~OM St-AME INC 7, d d4
12173
CCMbCSTILN EN .. I~tEKI~~ INL 8
12/13
CGM~T LUALITI0N MINeS Cu 2,14
JoIn
CCMMtReE CLE~KI~~ huuSE I~C 14
lUB
NEWS DIGEST t January 23 t 1974
Page 6
8K REPORTS CONT.
8 12/13
CC~PUTI.:R E~U!PMENT Cu~P
13,14 12173
CGHPLJ TId n INC
CONSOLIuATtu AIKdURNE SY~lEMS INC 2d4 12.173
CLNTl~tNTAL ~EAL ESTATE PAK1~ck~ LTv 2,7,14 11173
2,3,4,14 12/13
CCNT~lL ~ATA CUKP
COCK TREAOWELL ~ hAkKY IN~ 4,7,B,lj,,14 12173
8,10,14 12/73
COKL.URA COK P
CP PROI)UU S 1.0KP 8 12/13
8 12/73
CRANE CO
I.URTILt uukNS INC 7,8.13,14 12/73
CUkTI~S wRI~HT ,-UKP 3 12/13
OAHU. COkP 11 12/13
CANMO" T CORP 2,14 12/13
DATA ~ENtKAl CU~P 13 12173
OATA LEASE fINAN'-IAL I.UkP 3,1:;) 12/13
LllLTCr.A (ORP 7 12/73
OEN TAL 1.:1 I ...~ 13,14 12/73
DIAL fiNANCIAL I.UkP 7,14 12173
UIAMG"D CUAl CU INC 7.13 12/73
DISTI<IbUCU 11'0 ... 13 12/13
uGKSi:Y '-L~P 2,7,14 12/13
ECKMAR CURP LL,13,14 12/13
ECULOGICAL SCIE~I.E LURP 2,3,13 12173
ELECTRIC HLSE ~ RUbbER Cu 11 12113
ESPEY HANUfAI.TUkIN~ ~ tltl.TkUr.II.S ~LJRP 11,13 12173
ESSEX I.hi:HICAl ~UkP 4.13 12113
FAB~IC~ ~ATluNAL INL 13,14 12.173
FAIKLANE INDuSTRIES 11'01. 11 12173
fIKST cANC~RUUP ALAoAHA IN~ 1",3,7,8,11,14 1.1173
fiRST flUELITY INVESTMENT TKu51 2.14 12173
FIRST GuLDtN I)ANCCRPURATluN B 1.::113
FIRST NATIUNAL ~INANCIAL CUkP 7d4 12/73
FIRST hATILNAL STUKES INI. 13.14 12/73
FLOUwAYS NATIuNAl INC 3,7,14 12./13
fCRD ~OTGR ((J J,7,8 12/73
fCRU MuTOR CKtulT CO 7 12113
FRAI'oLIA bRCJHtkS wiNERY .::,11.14 12113
FR IGI al1P CORP 12 12113
GAMdlE s~LGMO INC 8 12/73
GARktTT fktl~HTllhES INC 3 12/73
GENERAL ELECIKIC CRtDlr I.UKP 7d4 12173
G~r.EkAL FGCD~ ~UkP 13 12173
GENESCO INC 11.14 12173
GEOId INC 4,0.,13 12173
GlATfElT~R P H ~u 7 12173
bCO~YEAR TiRt ~ RUbdER ~u 3 12173
GGul" INC 4,7,14 12173
GLwE PRlhTING ~u 13 12173
GRAl~~tk W ~ IN~ 7,14 12173
GRAPHIC ARTS PAC~MbINb CUkP 2 12/73
GREAI NUKTHE~N IRuN URE PKuPt~TiE~ 3,14 11173
bRT l.OkP 1.3 12173
~uLF ~ "tSTER~ INUv5TRIlS l~~ j,7,Li,L4 lUH
HAN~S ...OI<P 1.3 12/13
HARRElS(N kUbtiEK CU 13 11.173
HARTt hANK~ Nt~5PAPEkS IN~ .::.10,14 12173
HAYwAKU I'4ANUfA~TUklNG CU I.I"~ 1 12173
HtAlTH l.hE~ CUKP 2,4,7,II,lit lU73
hi:l~hTS FII'tANLE CUR~ B,13 12173
HEILtM4~ G 6RtwlNG ~U IN... U 12173
HEXA~CN LAdORATURiES IN'- 11 01174
hi TECh INOUSTRIES INC 2, lit 12173
HC~t SECURITY LIFE INSuRANCt ~u 1011014 12173
HOKILlN <-OR .. 3 12173
HCST II'tltkN.TluNAL INC 13,14 11173
HUTleN E F ~ 1.0 INC 1 12173
H.ukUPHllICS iNTtRNATICNAl IN~ 1:h14 12173
ICM REALlY 3,7,14 12/73
I (;5 MAL IY UuST 7 12173
INOIA"A b~S CU INC ,,4,11,14 lU73
NEWS DIGEST, January 23, 1974 Page 7
8K REPORTS CONI'.
I~LA~L LREulT LUKP 1
12/73
INSILC(; C(J~P 13
12173
INSTIT~TI~hAL INVESTuR Sl~TLM~ I~C 8
lU73
INSTRUMENT SYSTEMS CuRP 3013,14
12173
INTERCOLE AUTOMATION INC 11
lU73
It.TERtATA IhC 13tl4
12173
INT~KHUuuLEX NDh ~(JkP 13
lU73
INVESTHE~T fUNUINb ~URP 13,14
12173
INVESTuRS O(VEk~lfIEU ~EkvILES l~~ 3
12173
IOWA ELE~TRl~ LIG~T 4 PORtR ~L 1,14
12173
~AHAI(A .ATEK & UTILITIES IN~ 7
12113
~AYS INu~STRIE~ IN~ II
1,173
~EKSEY C~NrRAL PUwEk & Llbhl ~u 7,10.13,14
12113
KAISE~ ALUMINuM & ~HtMICAL ~ukP 14
12173
KENNECOTT COPPER CukP 3
1£173
KEYDATA COI<P 11
12173
LONE STAR GAS ~O 3,7 12173
lOUISIA~~ GENeRAL S(RVICES INL 7,14 12173
LOUISIANA POwER & LIGHT ~u 7
12173
LYNCH caRP B
12173
MARIGN CuRP 2,13,14 12173
HARK PRovuCTS IN~ 10
10/73
MATTHIESSEh & hE~tLER LINe ~u 13,1 ..
12173
MCQUAY PERFE){ IN~ 13
12173
MCRAE CO~~Gll~ATEU UIL & GA~ INL 11,14
11113
MERlulAN IhvtSTINb , ueVeLuPMLNT ~uRP Utl3,14 12173
MJLLt.~ OIL CtJ 11
12173
MILLE~ WUHL CU IN~ T.IL,14 1217~
MIS~ISSIPPI PuwER CU 13
lU13
MGR fLU INDUSTRltS IN~ 7,14
lU73
NAPCC SECuRITY SY~TEHS IN~ 1,11.14
11173
~ATlu~Al CHEMSEARCH CORP 7
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