"I v sec news-dloest Issue 84-36 F::'B Z 0 ',: "!:A '-=IFebrUary 22, 1984 ~e;eURITIE'"j AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS ADVANCED CHEMICAL STOP ORDER ISSUED The Commission has issued a stop order suspending the effectiveness of a registration statement filed under the Securities Act by Advanced Chemical Corporation, of Salt Lake City, relating to a proposed public offering of 30,000,000 shares of the com- pany's common stock at five cents per share. Advanced, a development stage company with no significant operating history, manufactures and markets epoxy-based indus- trial coating or paint. In determining that a stop order should issue, the Commission found that the Advanced registration statement contained material misstatements. Among other things, the statement listed a $125,000 certificate of deposit as a company asset without disclosing that the certificate had been pledged to secure a bank loan to another firm, and that the bank had foreclosed its lien on the certificate when that firm defaulted. The registration statement also reflected non-existent interest income on the certificate, and included a fictitious transaction in the amount of $59,950 as part of total gross sales of $120,891. (ReI. 33-6507) COIIISSION ANNOUNCEMENTS MARY McCUE APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS Chairman John S.R. Shad announced today appointment of Mary McCue as Director of the Office of Public Affairs. She succeeds Andrew L. Rothman, who resigned last month to accept a position in the private sector. Ms. McCue, 36, is currently a public relations executive of a New York City invest- ment banking firm. She will assume her duties at the Commission on March 1. Ms. McCue has had 15 years of experience with a variety of organizations and public relations agencies in the New York City area. She received a B.S. in Public Rela- tions from Boston University in 1969. (PR 84-8) CIVIL PROCEEDINGS COMPLAINT NAMES MV SECURITIES, INC. a/k/a MULTI-VEST SECURITIES, INC., OTHERS The Commission announced that Judge Charles L. Brieant issued a temporary restraining order granting injunctive and other equitable relief against MV Securities, Inc., a/k/a Multi-Vest Securities, Inc. (MVS): James R. Stephens (the firm's President); and Joseph A. Geraci, III (the firm's sales Manager). MVS is a municipal securities dealer with offices in New York City. In its complaint, the Commission alleges MVS, Stephens and Geraci violated, and aided and abetted violations of, the antifraud and recordkeeping provisions of the federal securities laws in connection with transactions in the bonds of the Washington Public Power Supply System (wppss) and Michigan State Hospital Finance Authority Martin Place and in zero-coupon bonds of certain other municipal issuers. The complaint also alleges violations of various rules promulgated by the Municipal Securities Ru1emaking Board. In the temporary restraining order the court also enjoined the alteration or destruc- tion of documents and e-forts to intimidate witnesses, and ordered a freeze of the assets of the defendants. In its complaint for preliminary and permanent injunctions, the Commission also seeks the appointment of a special agent for the purpose of deter- mining excessive mark-ups by the firm since July, 1982: and the disgorgement.o~ profits obtained in connection with violative transactions. (SEC v. MV Securltles, Inc., a/k/a Multi-Vest Securities, Inc., et a1., U.S.D.C. S.D.N.Y., 84 Civ. 1164, CLB). (LR-I0289)
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS ADVANCED CHEMICAL STOP ORDER ISSUED
The Commission has issued a stop order suspending the effectiveness of a registrationstatement filed under the Securities Act by Advanced Chemical Corporation, of Salt Lake City, relating to a proposed public offering of 30,000,000 shares of the com-pany's common stock at five cents per share. Advanced, a development stage companywith no significant operating history, manufactures and markets epoxy-based indus-trial coating or paint.
In determining that a stop order should issue, the Commission found that the Advanced registration statement contained material misstatements. Among other things,the statement listed a $125,000 certificate of deposit as a company asset without disclosing that the certificate had been pledged to secure a bank loan to another firm, and that the bank had foreclosed its lien on the certificate when that firm defaulted. The registration statement also reflected non-existent interest income on the certificate, and included a fictitious transaction in the amount of $59,950 as part of total gross sales of $120,891. (ReI. 33-6507)
COIIISSION ANNOUNCEMENTS
MARY McCUE APPOINTED DIRECTOR OFOFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Chairman John S.R. Shad announced today appointment of Mary McCue as Director of the Office of Public Affairs. She succeeds Andrew L. Rothman, who resigned last month to accept a position in the private sector.
Ms. McCue, 36, is currently a public relations executive of a New York City invest-ment banking firm. She will assume her duties at the Commission on March 1.
Ms. McCue has had 15 years of experience with a variety of organizations and publicrelations agencies in the New York City area. She received a B.S. in Public Rela-tions from Boston University in 1969. (PR 84-8)
The Commission announced that Judge Charles L. Brieant issued a temporary restrainingorder granting injunctive and other equitable relief against MV Securities, Inc.,a/k/a Multi-Vest Securities, Inc. (MVS): James R. Stephens (the firm's President);and Joseph A. Geraci, III (the firm's sales Manager). MVS is a municipal securities dealer with offices in New York City.
In its complaint, the Commission alleges MVS, Stephens and Geraci violated, and aided and abetted violations of, the antifraud and recordkeeping provisions of the federal securities laws in connection with transactions in the bonds of the Washington Public Power Supply System (wppss) and Michigan State Hospital Finance Authority Martin Place and in zero-coupon bonds of certain other municipal issuers. The complaintalso alleges violations of various rules promulgated by the Municipal Securities Ru1emaking Board.
In the temporary restraining order the court also enjoined the alteration or destruc-tion of documents and e-forts to intimidate witnesses, and ordered a freeze of the assets of the defendants. In its complaint for preliminary and permanent injunctions,the Commission also seeks the appointment of a special agent for the purpose of deter-mining excessive mark-ups by the firm since July, 1982: and the disgorgement.o~profits obtained in connection with violative transactions. (SEC v. MV Securltles, Inc., a/k/a Multi-Vest Securities, Inc., et a1., U.S.D.C. S.D.N.Y., 84 Civ. 1164,CLB). (LR-I0289)
COMPLAINT NAMES ASSOCIATED MEDICAL DEVICES, INC.
On February 14, the Commission filed a civil injunctive action in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia against Associated Medical Devices, Inc. (AMO) of Carlsbad, California. The Commission in its complaint alleges violations of the reporting provisions of the securities laws and seeks a judgment of permanent injunc-tion and other equitable relief.
The Commission alleges that AMO, as part of a continuing course of violative conduct extending over several years, failed to file: its Annual Report on Form 10-K for its fiscal year ended May 31, 1983; its Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q for its fiscal quarters ended November 30 and August 31, 1983; various periodic reports in a timely manner; and required Notifications of Late Filing on Form l2b-25. The Commis-sion requests that the court order AMD to file its delinquent Annual Report and Quarterly Reports and enjoin AMO from further violations of the reporting provisionsof the securities laws. (SEC v. Associated Medical Devices, Inc., D.C.C. Civil Action No. 84-0465) (LR-l0290)
GULF RESOURCES, INC., OTHERS ENJOINED
The Commission announced that Judge Barefoot Sanders, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, signed final judgments of permanent injunction against:Gulf Resources, Inc. on December 28, 1983; Floyd D. Wallace on January 30, 1984; and Jerry D. Eutsler on January 31, 1984. In addition, Judge Sanders entered a prelim-inary injunction against Dean B. Wolzen on January 31, 1984. The court's orders permanently enjoin Gulf, Eutsler, and Wallace, and preliminarily enjoins Wolzen,from violations of the registration and antifraud provisions of the Securities Act of 1933 and the antifraud provisions of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
The orders require disgorgement from Eutsler and Wallace, including $130,000 from Wallace, and the common stock of Gulf and the Common stock and assets of certain other companies held by Eutsler. The Court's order with respect to Eutsler further prohi-bits Eutsler from becoming or acting as an officer, director, or control person of any public company, subject to future application to the Commission for permission to become associated with a public company in those capacities. Wolzen consented to a freeze of his assets pending final disposition of the action against him. Gulf,Wallace, Eutsler, and Wolzen consented to the entry of the foregoing orders without admitting or denying the allegations of the Commission's complaint. (SEC v. Gulf Resources, Inc., et al., Civil Action No. CA-3-83-1653H, N.D. TX.) (LR-I029l)
INVESTMENT COMPANY ACT RELEASES
RODGER AND SPARKS GENERAL INVESTMENTS, INC.
An order has been issued declaring that Rodger and Sparks General Investments Inc.,has ceased to be an investment company. (ReI. IC-13778 - Feb. 21)
PlRELLI FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY N.V.
A notice has been issued giving interested persons until March 19 to request a hear-ing on an application of Pire11i Financial Services Company N.V., a Netherlands Antilles corporation which functions as an international finance vehicle for a European industrial, commercial and financial complex, for an order exempting it from all provisions of the Act. (ReI. IC-13779 - Feb. 21)
PRATT STREET VENTURES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
A notice has been issued giving interested persons until March 19 to request a hearingon an application of Pratt Street Ventures Limited Partnership, requesting an exemp-tion fron all provisions of the Act and an order declaring that it has ceased to be an investment company. (ReI. IC-13780 - Feb. 21)
SECURITIES ACT REGISTRATIONS
The following registration statements have been filed with the SEC under the Securities Act of 1933. The information noted below has been taken from the cover page and the facing sheet of the prospectus and registratign statement and will appear as follows: Form, Name, address and phone nuaber (if available) of theingiSEuer of the security; Title and the number or face amount of the securities beingoffered: Name of the .-oaging underwriter (if applicable); Whether the offering is a Rights Offering; File number and date filed: Assigned Branch; If the registrationstatement is a New Issue: and [S} denoting SHELF REGISTRATION under Rule 415.
2 NEWS DIGEST, February 22, 1984
(S-18) CAL-NEVA TECHNOLOGY, INC., 389 Kingston Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11225 (212-227-8692) -5,000,000 units, each consisting of two cornmanshares and one common stock purchasewarrant. Underwriter: Nielson and Clark, Inc., Las Vegas, NV. The company willdevelop, produce, market, license and sell computer software. (File 2-89372-NY -Feb. 10) (Br. 9 - New Issue)
(S-18) EQUUS CORPORATION, 59 East 54th St., Suite 71, New York, NY 10022 (212-751-6060)- 5,000,000 units, each consisting of ten shares of common stock and five commonstock purchase warrants. Underwriter: Bunker Securities Corp., Garden City, NY.The company will acquire, breed, train, show and market Arabian horses. (File2-89422-NY - Feb. 13) (Br. 3 - New Issue)
(S-6's) SEARS TAX-EXEMPT INVESTMENT TRUST, FINANCIAL GUARANTY INSURANCE COMPANY, INSUREDCALIFORNIA, SERIES 2, SERIES 3 and SERIES 4~ and SEARS TAX-EXEMPT INVESTMENT TRUST,CALIFORNIA MUNICIPAL PORTFOLIO INTERMEDIATE TEffi~SERIES 2 - 11,000 units each.Depositor: Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., 130 Liberty st., New York, NY 10066. (File2-89451, 2-89456, 2-89457 and 2-89455 - Feb. 15) (Br. 16 - New Issues)
(S-6's) SEARS TAX-EXEMPT INVESTMENT TRUST, FINANCIAL GUARANTY INSURANCE COMPANY, INSUREDLONG TERM, SERIES 6, SERIES 7, and SERIES 8 - 22,000 units each. Depositor: DeanWitter Reynolds Inc., 130 Liberty St., New York, NY 10006. (File 2-89452, 2-89458and 2-89454 - Feb. 15) (Br. 16 - New Issues)
(S-6) SEARS TAX-EXEMPT INVESTMENT TRUST, MULTI-STATE PROGRAM, SERIES 6 - 5,500 units eachof ~aryland, New Jersey, New York, Oregcn, Pennsylvania, Virginia Portfolio Series.Depositor: Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., 130 Liberty St., New York, NY 10006. (File2-89453 - Feb. 15) (Br. 16 - New Issue)
(S-6) SEARS TAX-EXEMPT INVESTMENT TRUST, SHORT TERM MUNICIPAL PORTFOLIO, SERIES 7 -11,000,000 units. Depositor: Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., 130 Liberty St., NewYork, NY 10006. (File 2-89459 - Feb. 15) (Br. 16 - New Issue)
(N-LA) SHEARSON CALFORNIA MUNICIPALS INC., Two World Trade Center, New York, NY 10048(212-577-5794) - an indefinite number of shares of common stock. Distributor:Shearson!American Express Inc. The fund is a diversified, open-end, intermediateand long-term municipal bond fund designed to provide investors with a high level oftax-exempt income. (File 2-89458 - Feb. 21) (Br. 18 - New Issue)
(S-3) AMERICAN GREETINGS CORPORATION, 10500 American Rd., Cleveland, OH 44144 (216-252-7300) - 90,000 shares of Class B common stock~ 90,000 shares of Class A common stock. (Dividend Reinvestment Plan) (File 2-89471 - Feb. 15) (Br. 2)
(S-2) CHITTENDEN CORPORATION, Two Burlington Square, Burlington, VT 05402 (802-658-4000)- 160,000 shares of common stock; 1,600,000 subscription rights for common stock. (Rights Offering) (File 2-89460 - Feb. 15) (Br. 1)
(S-8) BAYBANKS, INC., 175 Federal St., Boston, MA 02110 (617-357-9000) - 500,000 shares of common stock. (File 2-89461 - Feb. 15) (Br. 1)
(S-2) STATEX PETROLEm1, INC., 1235 North Loop West, Suite 800, Houston, TX 77008 (713-880-0661) - 450,000 shares of cumulative convertible preferred stock, Series A. (Rights Offering) (File 2-89462 - Feb. 15) (Br. 3)
(S-3) KANSAS CITY POl'reR& LIGHT COMPANY, 1330 Baltimore Ave., Kansas City, MO 64105 (816-556-2200) - 3,000,000 shares of common stock. (Dividend Reinvestment and Stock Purchase Plan) (File 2-89463 - Feb. 14) (Br. 8)
(S-14) DALLAS OIL & MINERALS, INC., Suite 409, River Plaza Office Tower, 1701 River Run,Fort Worth, TX 76107 (817-870-2601) - 4,068,393 shares of common stock. (File2..89464 - Feb. 13) (Br. 4)
(S..8) MERIDIAN BANCORP, INC., 35 North Sixth St., Reading, PA 19601 (215-320-2500) -15,000 shares of common stock. (File 2-89467 - Feb. 15) (Br, 1)
(5...1) :FIRST NATIONAL BAN CORP OF VERSAILLES, 442 Lexington Rd., PO Box 151, Versailles, KY 40383 - 38,000 shares of common stock. (File 2-89468 - Feb. 14) (Br. 2 - New Issue)
(S-3) AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, American Express Plaza, New York, NY 10004 (212-323-20(,0)..5,000,000 shares of common stock. (Shareholder's Stock Purchase Plan) (File2-89469 - Feb. 15) (Br. 2)
NEWS DIGEST, February 22, 1984 3
(N-lA) HARTFORD FIXED INCOME FUND, INC., Hartford Plaza, Hartford, CT 06115 (203-683-8921) - an indefinite number of shares of common stock. Underwriter: HartfordEquity Sales Company, Inc. The fund is a open-end, diversified, managementinvestment company. (File 2-89495 - Feb. 16) (Br. 17 - New Issue)
(N-1A) HARTFORD STOCK FUND, INC., Hartford Plaza, Hartford, CT 06115 (203-683-8921) -an indefinite number of shares of common stock. Underwriter: Hartford EquitySales Company, Inc. The fund is an open-end, diversified, management investmentcompany. (File 2-89496 - Feb. 16) (Br. 17 - New Issue)
(S-3) GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 3044 West Grant Blvd., Detroit, MI 48202 (313-556-5000) - $2,265,000,000 of medium-term notes, due from 9 months to 5 years from date of issue. Underwriters: Merrill Lynch Capital Markets and Salomon Brothers Inc. (File 2-89501 - Feb. 17) (Br. 1) [S]
(S-3) SYNCOR INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION, 12847 Arroyo St., Sylmar, CA 91342 (818-365-8151)- 289,731 shares of common stock. (File 2-89502 - Feb. 17) (Br. 4)
(S-6) SEARS TAX-EXEMPT INVESTMENT TRUST, SHORT TERM MUNICIPAL PORTFOLIO, SERIES 8 -11,000,000 units. Depositor: Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., 130 Liberty St., NewYork, NY 10006. (File 2-89503 - Feb. 17) (Br. 16 - New Issue)
(S-14) ATLANTIC METROPOLITAN CORPORATION, Concord Plaza, 3411 Silverside Rd., Wilmington,DE 19810 (302-478-6160) - 4,391,347 of 7% participating convertible preferredstock, par value $8 per share: 30, 739,429 shares of common stock. (File 2-89505- Feb. 17) (Br. 5)
(S-l) INVESTORS SYNDICATE OF AMERICA, INC., IDS Tower, Minneapolis, MN 55402 (612-372-3142) - an indefinite number of certificates. Underwriter: IDS/American ExpressInc. (File 2-89507 - Feb. 17) (Br. 17)
(S-14) F & M BANK CORP., PO Box F, 205 Main St., Timberville, VA 22853 (703-896-8941) -192,000 shares of capital stock. (File 2-89508 - Feb. 17) (Br. 2 - New Issue)
(S-3) ACF INDUSTRIES, INC., 750 Third Ave., New York, NY 10017 (212-986-8600) -200,000 shares of common stock. (Dividend Reinvestment and Share Purchase Plan)(File 2-89509 - Feb. 15) (Br. 5)
(F-6) CITIBANK, N.A., III Wall St., 5th Floor, ADR Department, New York, NY 10043 (212-208-7000) - seeks registration of 10,000,000 American Depositary Receipts forSeries A shares of Capital Stock of The Par Value of 25 Swedish Kronor Each ofATLAS COPCO AB. (File 2-89510 - Feb. 17) (Br. BOD)
(S-ll) NOTTINGHAM REALTY SECURITIES, INC., 800 Delaware Ave., Wilmington, DE 19812- 2,000,000 shares of adjustable rate cumulative preferred stock. Underwriter:Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb Inc. (File 2-89512 - Feb. 17) (Br. 2 - New Issue)
REGISTRATIONS EFFECTIVE
Jan. 3: Alliance Mortgage Securities Income Fund, Inc., 2-85921. Jan. 25: Chrysler Financial Corp., 2-88931: The Commodore Corp., 2-88894; Data Pictures, Inc., 2-87l04C1 Dental Management Services, Inc., 2-890l5-Aj DigigraphicSystems Corp., 2-88052: Homecrafters Warehouse, Inc., 2-87507, Horizon Air Indus-tries, Inc., 88118-S; Howard Weil Financial Corp., 2-88585: Monopoly Capital Corp.,2-86883-D; Rax Restaurants, Inc., 2-88876; Sears, Roebuck ..and Co., 2-89002; Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co., 2-88923; Stevia Company, Inc., 2-87364C: Teco Energy,Inc., 2-88881: Trans Louisiana Gas Company, Inc., 2-88936; V Bank Systems, Inc.,2-87333. ' Jan. 26; Advanced Communications, Inc., 2-85575: American Southwest Financial Corp., 2-88334; CNBC Bancorp, Inc., 2-88214; Dominion Bankshares Corp., 2-88694: Elan Corporation, 2-88524, 2-88788: First Chicago Corp., 2-88937; Ford Motor Credit Co., 2-88992; GTE Corp., 2-88468; Mobile Home Industries, Inc., 2-85806; Vector Automation Inc., 2-873l6;Wells Fargo & Co., 2-88956. Jan. 27: Boettcher Venture Capital Partners, L.P., 2-86732: Citizens National CorP., 2-88662; Day Telecommunications, Inc., 2-86953-A; Ensearch Corp., 2-88946: Equitec Mortgage Investors Fund IV, 2-87702; First State Bancorp of Monticello, Inc.,2-88861; Insured Income Properties 1984, 2-87289; International Money Market Fund,2-88046; The Kroger Co., 2-88985; National Housing Partnership Realty Fund I, 2-87332; The Ohio Mattress Co., 2-890281 Orion Pictures Corp., 2-88916; Primo, Inc., 2-85851-LA; The Southern Co., 2-89003, Strata Corp., 2-86921; Sungrowth Property Investors,Ltd.,.2-86203-LA; Western Adera Limited, 2-879261 Wilton Enterprises, Inc., 2-86182;Xtrallfe, 2-87220-LA.
NEWS DIGEST, February 22, 1984 4
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 13G 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 l4D-1.
Below is a list of recent filings of Schedules 13D 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 filin9, i.e., new, update, or revision.
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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.
6 NEWS DIGEST, February 22, 1984
The companies listed below have filed 8-K reports for the date indicated and/or amend-ments to 8-K reports previously filed, responding to the item(s} of the form specified.Copies 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.
COMPANY I TE1'IS NO. DATI::
VLSI TECHNOLOGY INC 1.7 01/26/84WASHINGTON COUNTY BANCSHARES INC 1.2.7 01/311B4WESTERN CAPITAL FUND I 4 01/23/84WIDCOM INC 4 01120184UNITED STATES MINERAL & ROYALTY CORP 1.4.7 01/Z1t/84UNITED STATES STEEL CORP/DEPROPERTIES LTD
SUNRISE BANCORP 5.7 TEXAS COMMERCE BANCSHARES INC 7 TRANS WORLD AIRLINES INC /NEW 1 TRAVELERS INCOME PROPERTIES I LTD PARTNE
02101184 2.7 01/31184TWENTY SERVICES INC 5 5,75,7
XONICS INCIDE 2.7
01127184 02105/84 02105/84 12123/8312130/83
WESTERN HARNESS RAC ING INC IDEI WIN CORP REALTY INVESTMENTS INC
ALEXANDER ENERGY CORPAPPLIED DNA SYSTEMS INC
2,75 02101184
BALCOR PENSION BANCOHIO CORP
INVESTORS IV 1.5.7 5
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BLACK DOME ENERGY CORP CANRAO HANOVIA INC
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CAP ISTRANO BANCORP 1.5.7 01131184 CAPT CRABS TAKE AWAY INCC8&T BANCSHAR ES INCCENTRAL HUDSON GAS & ELECTRIC CORP CLEMENTS ENERGY 1979-1CLEMENTS ENERGY 1979-11COlLINS INDUSTRIES INC COLUMBIAN OIL & GAS DRILLING PROGRAM 198COLUMBIAN OIL & GAS DRILLING PROGRAM 198COLUMBIAN OIL & GAS DRILLING PROGRAM 198COLUMBIAN OIL & GAS DRILLING PROGRAM 198COLUMBIAN OIL & GAS DRILLING PROGRAM 198COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL FINANCIAL CORPC()4PACT VIDEO INCCRAB HOUSE INC IFLCROSS & TRECKER CORPDBA SYS TEMS INC
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GAMING & TECHNOLOGY INC 1 10124/83
GREIF BROTHERS CORP 5 01/3118~
H()4AC GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL CORP 5.7 01/30/84
H()4AC GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL CORPORATION W 5.7 01/30/84ICX INC 021031845 INDEPENDENT BANKSHARES INC 2.7 01/31/84
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KING JAMES CORP SMARINE TRANSPORT LINES INC"IDNITE MINES INC 5.7 12109183MONETARY RESOURCES INCMONTEREY VINEYARDS 5 02101/84
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