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Show V.' VI INSIDE THIS ISSUE I f APPROXIMATE STOCK QUOTATIONS O-T- -C Quotes as of February 14, 1977 NASDAQ OTC Industrial Index This Information herein was gathered 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. Amer Nuclear Amer Pet Co Amer Pioneer Am Poll Prev Amer Quasar Amer Reserve Amer S & L Amer Silver 11.125 .25 1.50 .375 24.50 5.875 11.00 1.45 AmTel&EIe 1.00 Amer Thermal 1.25 Amer Uranium .02 Am Urban Dev .0625 Am West Life .75 Am Western Amer Wind Tur .10 1.375 Ametex Amex Systems .04 3.375 Amicor Ammest Group 2.875 4.25 AMT Del Amterre Dev 1.125 Analog Devices 12.75 11.00 Analogic Analysts Inti George Jackson , president of Hydro Flame Inc,, enjoys fun and frolic just as much as the next guy probably even more. Every time he and the Mrs. take to the road in their mobile home, he comes back pockets bulging with new orders for the RV space heater and furnace company he heads. An adventurer at heart, Jackson y felled 23 contracts says he in one trip with 23 separate manufacturers who were previously buying heaters from his competitors. The strengthening RV industry has alot to do with his success, but his prowess outpaces even its 61 percent Sales for Hydro Frame improvement. increased 68 percent last year. single-handedl- AnarenMcrvvv 1.25 Anderson 2000 2.375 Anderson Jacob 3.375 Anderson Labs 4.75 5.50 Anedite 5.25 Anta .27 Antares Oil Apache Sil& Oil .01 APF Electron 2.875 3.875 Apl CorpWts Apogee Entrprs 5.25 Apofio Products 4.50 Applebaums Application Eng 3.625 App HlthSvcs ArSCom Arbn Shld Dev Arapaho Petro Archie Entrprs Archon Pure Arden-Mayfa- ir Argo Petrol Argonaut Enrgj 6.25 Argus Resrcs 1.00 ARI Com Arpeja-Cali- f In This Issue 1.25 Cm 3.75 Arrow Develop 2.50 Artco Bell ASG Com 3.00 Assoc Mad Cos 2.875 Astor Hndpmts 2.50 Astrocom Astrosystems Atlanta LaSalle Atlantic Oil Atlas Atlas Hotels ATO 3rd 40 Prf Audiotec Sys Auric Metals Autex Auto Med Sys Auto Mrk Sys AVM Com .50 2.875 3.125 1.625 .90 7.00 5.625 .25 .01 16.875 .625 7.75 .875 B Babcock Ind 1.875 Bldwn&Lydns 13.00 Balt Bus Forms 3.125 Bannak Barbers Hairsy Brns Hind Phrm Barnett Win Barringer Res Barris Chuck Barry Jewelers Barton Brands 1.25 1.25 63.50 .375 1.00 2.25 10.50 6.00 6.25 Basco Com Bsc Erth Sci Sys 2.375 Permaloy Corporation could be a real sleeper, and while everyone else is sawing logs, the company is out making contacts with an industrial behemoth or two. A newly appointed marketing director promises to add purpose to the firm's somewhat directionless efforts. Results of tests underway by Chrysler Motors, B.F. Goodrich, Aerojet, Valcartier, and to name drop a few, could easily change Permaloy ' s future drastically. Another who is rubbing elbows with the biggest and the best, is Process Systems Inc. A S500,000 contract with Fluor Corp. for a series of micro processor computers for use in the world's largest natural gas gathering system in Saudi Arabia is only the beginning. PSI says this is the "first of many" similar computer contracts they will Jill for the $150 billion project. d The heat is on! drilling in Utah has outstripped last year's activity with the Pineview field near Coalville the focus of development An over-vieof Utah drilling in this week's Oil and Gas News points out areas of interest and the companies involved. Widely-scattere- w John Prince this week draws some analogies between price ceilings onAFL and NFL salaries and government control of natural gas prices. While the two probably have little in common, given the chance, football players would likely make the same economic decisions as oil executives have. It's ludicrous. Prince reasons, that you can always buy inexpensive gas even if there isn 't any. |