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<DATE>20-MAR-1987 17:23:12.99</DATE>
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<TITLE>MORTON THIOKOL <MTI> GETS 61.4 MLN DLR CONTRACT</TITLE>
<DATELINE> WASHINGTON, March 20 - </DATELINE><BODY>Morton Thiokol Inc's Wasatch
Operations is being awarded a 61.4 mln dlr contract
modification finalizing a previously awarded contract for
missile rocket motors for Terrier, Tarter and Aegis ships, the
Defense Department said.
It said the work is expected to be completed in October
1987.
Reuter
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<DATE>20-MAR-1987 17:26:53.43</DATE>
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<TITLE>INVESTMENT FIRM HAS 7.1 PCT OF CYCLOPS <CYL<</TITLE>
<DATELINE> WASHINGTON, March 20 - </DATELINE><BODY>Halcyon Investments, a New York risk
arbitrage and securities dealing partnership, told the
Securities and Exchange Commission it has acquired 288,000
shares of Cyclops Corp, or 7.1 pct of the total outstanding.
Halcyon said it bought the stake for 26.1 mln dlrs as part
of its ordinary risk arbitrage and securities trading business.
Other than that, the firm said there was no specific purpose in
its purchases.
Halcyon said it might buy more stock or sell some or all of
its current stake. It said it bought the bulk of its stake
between Feb 6 and March 13.
Reuter
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<DATE>20-MAR-1987 17:27:19.61</DATE>
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<TITLE>CHRYSLER'S <C> CREDIT CANADA PLACED ON CREDITWATCH</TITLE>
<DATELINE> Montreal, March 20 - </DATELINE><BODY>Canadian Bond Rating Service said it
placed Chrysler Credit Canada Ltd, a subsidiary of Chrysler
Corp <C>, on creditwatch until all financial details concerning
the proposed acquisition of American Motors Corp <AMO> are
finalized.
The creditwatch affects Chrysler Credit Canada's short term
notes, guaranteed notes, debentures and the recently completed
75 mln dlr 9.25 Eurobond issue due April 15, 1993.
Canadian Bond Rating Service said that, based on facts
currently available on the proposed transaction, it does not
anticipate the necessity of a downgrade.
Canadian Bond Rating Service said Chrysler Credit Canada
short term notes are now rated A-2 (high) and guaranteed notes
and debentures are rated B plus plus (high).
Reuter
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<DATE>20-MAR-1987 17:27:55.93</DATE>
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<TITLE>LILCO <LIL> REVISES 1986 NET TO INCLUDE LOSS</TITLE>
<DATELINE> HICKSVILLE, N.Y., March 20 - </DATELINE><BODY>Long Island Lighting Co said
it revised its preliminary 1986 net income to include a 16 mln
dlrs after tax provision for its investment in the Jamesport
Nuclear units.
Due to the provision, it said its revised 1986 net income
was 316.7 mln dlrs or 2.13 dlrs per share after deducting for
preferred stock dividend requirements, which were not paid in
either 1986 or 1985.
It had earlier reported 1986 income of 332.7 mln dlrs or
2.28 dlrs per share.
LILCO also said its board authorized contracts for its
corporate officers calling for payment of one year's salary,
and continuation of insurance and retirement benefits if the
company changes hands and these officers lose their jobs.
LILCO said none of these contracts will result in
additional costs to its customers.
Lilco said the downward revision in its 1986 earnings is a
reserve established to reflect a settlement agreement with the
staff of New York State's Public Service Commission respecting
the utility's spending on a nuclear power station planned for,
but never built at, Jamestown, N.Y.
The company declined to detail the settlement, explaining
the settlement has not been approved by the commission. Lilco
was seeking to include costs totaling 118 mln dlrs for the
abandoned nuclear power plant project in its rate base, a
spokeswoman said.
Reuter
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<DATE>20-MAR-1987 17:29:58.63</DATE>
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<TITLE>ROGERS <ROG> ADOPTS RIGHTS PLAN</TITLE>
<DATELINE> ROGERS, Conn., March 20 - </DATELINE><BODY>Rogers Corp said its board
approved a shareholder rights plan designed to protect its
shareholders in the event of an attempted hostile takeover.
Rogers said the plan is not being adopted in response to
any specific takeover attempt.
Under the plan, shareholders may buy one share of common
stock at 65 dlrs for each share held. The rights will be
exercisable only if a person or group acquires 20 pct or more
of Rogers' shares or announces an offer for 30 pct or more.
The dividend distribution will be made March 30 to holders
or record on that date.
Reuter
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<DATE>20-MAR-1987 17:32:18.21</DATE>
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<TITLE>WALL STREET SURVIVES TRIPLE EXPIRATIONS</TITLE>
<AUTHOR> By Cal Mankowski, Reuters</AUTHOR>
<DATELINE> NEW YORK, March 20 - </DATELINE><BODY>The four-times-a-year "triple
witching hour" did not jolt Wall Street as much as it has in
the past.
Market averages finished sharply higher as stock index
futures, index options and options on individual stocks expired
simultaenously. Some analysts warned part of the gain may be
retraced next week. But there were signs Wall Street is getting
used to the phenomeon which causes a huge burst of activity in
the final minutes. Officials of the New York Stock Exchange
said the day went smoothly and efficiently.
"This has been one of the few times that the consensus has
been right," said Jim Creber, trader at Miller, Tabak, Hirsch
and Co.
He expects a "follow-through" Monday and Tuesday to the
advance which lifted the Dow Jones Industrial Average 34 points
for the day and 75 points for the entire week.
Creber, whose firm was one of the first to get involved in
arbitrage activity involving index futures and options, said
the general trend of the market has been upward for months.
"Every time the market comes in, somebody comes along with more
money," he said.
He said investors adding to Individual Retirement Accounts
prior to a mid-April tax deadline and buying from Japanese
investors are apparently helping push stocks higher.
Ron Feinstein, an analyst with Dean Witter Reynolds Inc,
said reports of heavy Japanese buying, just prior to the end of
the fiscal year in Japan, fueled bullish sentiment.
He said investors who had long positions in stocks hedged
with short positions in index futures rolled the expiring March
futures over into June contracts. But he added different
players with other goals also were active and there was no
simple explanation of the market's gyrations.
For example, Feinstein noted the June contract for the June
Standard and Poor's 500 stock index future hit 300 about 15
minutes prior to the close of NYSE trading. In 12 minutes, the
contracted dipped to 297.50. "That could have been a wave of
selling from institutional people making a roll," he said.
It was the first time a nearby contract of the S and P 500
hit 300. The cash index closed at a record 298.17. "It looks
like the market is going to continue to go higher," he said.
"Triple expirations didn't really mean that much, it was a
strong day for stocks," said Steve Chronowitz of Smith Barney,
Harris Upham and Co.
Chronowitz said the stock market has been underpinned by
"good solid buying interest" which will cushion any pullback.
Other investors who were long futures and short stocks
bought stocks on the close today instead of rolling over, said
Mark Zurack of Goldman, Sachs and Co. He cautioned against
"over-dramatizing" the day's activity, which said was more a
reflection of fundamental strength in the markets.
Leigh Stevens of PaineWebber Group Inc said what he saw was
mostly covering of short positions in stocks as index options
and individual options expired. He said there could be a
decline early next week in the stock market.
"It looked like it worked well today," said Howard Kramer,
asssistant director of market regulation for the Securities and
Exchange Commission. But he said all of the data will have to
be analyzed next week.
He said there was relatively little commotion at the close,
with about 50 mln shares changing hands in the final minute
compared to 85 mln in the triple expirations three months
earlier. He noted the Dow industrials jumped about 12 points in
the closing minutes, a modest move for a 2333-point index.
Kramer pointed out an SEC-NYSE measure to curb volatility,
disclosure of "market-on-close" orders in 50 major stocks 30
minutes prior to the end of trading, showed imbalances of
modest proportions. The disclosures are aimed at evening out
volatility by attracting orders on the opposite side of the
imbalance.
The data showed more buy orders than sell orders for 47
stocks, a preponderance of sell orders for only one stock, and
no significant imbalance for two stocks. The NYSE had tightened
a rule governing what type of market on close orders can be
accepted in the final half hour.
Reuter
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<DATE>20-MAR-1987 17:39:14.71</DATE>
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EASTGROUP PROPERTIES <EGP> DIVIDEND
JACKSON, MISS., May 20
Qtly div 65 cts vs 65 cts prior
Payable APril 22
REcord April 10
NOTE:Company paid 30 cts special dividend along with prior
quarter's dividend
Reuter

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<DATE>20-MAR-1987 17:40:10.54</DATE>
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<TITLE>SUNBELT NURSERY GROUP INC <SBN> 2ND QTR FEB 28</TITLE>
<DATELINE> FORT WORTH, Texas, March 20 -
</DATELINE><BODY>Shr loss 40 cts vs loss 29 cts
Net loss 1.5 mln vs loss 1.1 mln
Revs 28.9 mln vs 28.5 mln
Six months
Shr loss 99 cts vs loss 69 cts
Net loss 3.7 mln vs loss 2.6 mln
Revs 52.5 mln vs 51.7 mln
Reuter
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<DATE>20-MAR-1987 17:41:26.30</DATE>
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