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Show Vrr-Tr:1 LO . i ' v x ; ! ; . i I INSIDE THIS ISSUE THE hATIONAL Volume 6 Number 22 Wednesday, December 1. 1976 APPROXIMATE O-T- -C STOCK QUOTATIONS Quotes as of November 29, 1976 23 91 90 89 Bassett Fum 17.75 18.50 Bazar Com Beacon Light Beacon Photo Beard Oil Beaver Mesa Beech am Group Beehive Intl Bekins Com Belco Poll Con Bell W & Co 2.00 2.50 .04 .07 1.00 5.125 1.75 5.625 1.5625 1.6875 5.25 8.625 7.75 3.25 1.75 Bell West 1.25 .25 Bellanca Air .25 Belstar Beneficial Natl 2.00 Bengal 0 & G 1.3125 5.625 9.125 8.25 4.25 2.25 1.625 Bentley Labs Brkly Bio Eng Berkline Com 12.25 2.00 4.25 .75 1.375 12.25 2.40 .18 .22 .625 5.25 6.25 .25 .625 .05 11.50 1 .875 3.75 Brnrd Scr Prtng .25 1.125 BescoMerch Beverage Mgt 1 1 .50 Big Creek Apex 2.25 Big Indian Uran .12 BigPineyO&G .20 Big Save Fum .125 Billings Eng Res 4.75 3.9375 4.1875 Agri-Qui- p Aid Auto Strs AID Inc Dela Air Flrda Sys Alabama Banco: Alabama Oxy Aladin Intl Alanthus Alaska Gold Alberts AlgorexDate Alice Con All Lawn Pro All Nations Ins Allied FrmEqu Allied Foods Allied Security Allied Van Lns Alloy Metal Pro Alpa Alpha Dis Alta Gold Alta Ind AltairCorp Altex Oil Alton Box Brd Amacan Amarco 1.50 7.125 1.625 25.50 2.25 .75 3.375 7.00 1.125 .10 1.50 3.75 3.75 1.00 2.375 3.75 .75 .25 .75 .05 4.00 1.625 .40625 16.25 .50 .03 Amazon Dixie .06 1.25 Amdeco Amer Appraisal 4.25 AmerBiomed 1.875 8.75 Amer Bldgs Amer Capitol 2.50 Amer Care Cent 2.25 . Am Conti Hms 1.00 Amer Elec Lab 2.375 Amer Export .50 Amer Filtrona 8.00 Amer Fletcher 13.75 Amer Foods Amer Funeral .75 Amer Furniture 2.25 .625 Amer Geolog Amer Greetings 9.25 Am Gty Fnl Ore 4.00 Am Heliotherm .24 Amer Amer Amer Amer Amer Amer Amer Int .08 Inv Life 3.75 Marine .875 Med Affil 3.00 Music Nt Ent 10.75 .05 Nuclear 9.125 2.00 7.875 2.00 26.50 2.75 1.125 3.875 2.00 3.625 4.75 .02 2.375 4.125 5.25 2.50 2.75 1.625 3.25 3.25 2.125 7.50 8.25 -- -r ArF Electron AplCorpWts ApogeeEntrpr Apollo Products Applebaums Application Eng Applied Devices Appl Hlth Svcs APS Com the Kid 5.75 Silver.125 Bio Data .125 Bio Mechanical Bio Medicus 2.375 1.125 Birtcher .27 Bismark .50 Bison Inst Blackhawk Res Blasius Ind 2.25 Block Eng Com 1.25 Blue Chip Stmpsl5.75 Billy Bingham 24 93 This information herein was fathered from securities dealers and other sources believed reliable but not guaranteed. This information is distributed as a service, for information purposes only, and is not a solicitation to buy or sell nor is it intended as a recommendation of any of the securities or companies listed. Quotations are approximate and do not reflect retail markups, markdowns or commissions, nor actual transactions. Bennet Pet NASDAQ OTC Industrial Index .50 .50 88 87 86 In This Issue 2.50 1.4375 .08 2.625 1.50 .32 .69 3.00 1.625 16.50 to the detriment of one industry , government mandate often simultaneously benefits another. Such is the case of a proposed EPA ban on the use of But ethylene oxide gas as a sterilant. Radiation Technology, a Rockaway, N.J. firm, is not complaining. Farfrom it. In fact the president of the company says spending on ethylene oxide sterilization approaches an estimated $150 annually. And here is Radiation Technology, which you sterilizes it radiation, by ready guessed and waiting to reap some of the excess business if the gas is outlawed. Well, that's the breaks. Working Amended SEC proxy rules will put a muzzle on verbose shareholders who come before annual meetings with a list of proposals a mile long. In fact, theyll be limited to not more than two, and not more than 300 words each. With sales $500 million strong , Wil-liamet- te Industries is getting even stronger. The Portland based wood products firm has signed a definite agreement to acquire some corrugated container plants belonging to Corco and their 50 percent interest in a paperboard mill. Computer storage prices could well be going the way calculator prices once did: down. Rapidata Inc., a remote access computer services company, has slashed certain of its prices by 50 percent. And other price cuts range from 10 to 50 percent. slowed even further Corporate link-up- s in 1975 than they did in 1974 and 1973. But the largest proportion, or 76 percent, involved small companies with assets of under $1 million. Small is beautiful. JB's Big Restaurants chalked up a healthy 133 percent increase in a earnings for the year ended Sept. 30 record for the company, in fact. Despite some nearly $300,000 in charges, president J. SI. Broberg thinks the performance highly comendahle. So do ivc. Boy Family non-recurri- ng |