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<DATE> 9-APR-1987 17:39:43.66</DATE>
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<TITLE>THREE TRADERS INDICTED FOR INSIDER TRADING</TITLE>
<DATELINE> NEW YORK, April 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>A Grand Jury in Manhattan Federal Court
indicted three arbitrageurs, charging they swapped inside
information between their firms, Goldman Sachs and Co and
Kidder Peabody and Co, court documents showed.
Robert Freeman, head of risk arbitrage at Goldman
Sachs and Co, Richard Wigton, an employee of Kidder Peabody Co
Inc, and Timothy Tabor, also formerly with Kidder, were charged
with trading on inside information between June 1984 and
January 1986. They were arrested in February.
The indictments also alledged that Goldman Sachs and
Freeman made money on the insider trading scheme.
According to the indictment, Freeman exchanged inside
information with Martin Siegel, who at the time was a vice
president of Kidder Peabody.
Siegel pleaded guilty last February 13 to charges he
participated in the conspiracy. The indictment charged Siegel
passed on non-public information to both Wigton and Tabor from
Freeman.
Reuter
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<DATE> 9-APR-1987 17:41:35.88</DATE>
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<TITLE>GREAT AMERICAN MGMT<GAMI> HAS ATCOR<ATCO> STAKE</TITLE>
<DATELINE> WASHINGTON, April 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>Great American Management and
Investment Inc told the Securities and Exchange Commission it
acquired a 7.7 pct stake in Atcor Inc.
Great American said it bought the stake for investment.
It added that it has also considered--but not yet
decided--to buy additional Atcor shares, either in the open
market, in private transactions, through a tender offer or
otherwise.
Great American said it paid about 6.1 mln dlrs for its
462,400 Atcor shares. It said its most recent purchases
included 191,400 shares bought March 18-April 6.
Reuter
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<DATE> 9-APR-1987 17:42:26.40</DATE>
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<TITLE>RAI RESEARCH CORP <RAC> 3RD QTR FEB 28 NET</TITLE>
<DATELINE> HAUPPAUGE, N.Y., April 9 -
</DATELINE><BODY>Oper shr one ct vs 13 cts
Oper net 17,806 vs 312,692
Revs 1,318,165 vs 2,239,349
Nine mths
Oper shr 27 cts cs 28 cts
Oper net 640,156 vs 671,291
Revs 5,612,818 vs 5,632,044
Note: Oper excludes gain from discontinued operations of
15,598 for year-ago qtr and loss from discontinued operations
of 49,040 for year-ago nine mths.
Reuter
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<DATE> 9-APR-1987 17:42:36.85</DATE>
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<TITLE>MOORE <MCL> SEES SUBSTANTIAL 1987 PROFIT GAIN</TITLE>
<DATELINE> TORONTO, April 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>Moore Corp Ltd expects 1987 profits from
continuing operations will exceed 1986 results and recover to
1985 levels when the company earned 152 mln U.S. dlrs or 1.70
dlrs a share, president M. Keith Goodrich said.
"We'll have a substantial increase in earnings from
continuing operations," he told reporters after the annual
meeting. He said he expected profits would recover last year's
lost ground and reach 1985 results.
In 1986, profits from continuing operations slumped to
139.5 mln dlrs or 1.54 dlrs a share. The total excluded losses
of 30 mln dlrs on discontinued operations.
Goodrich said Moore is still actively looking for
acquisitions related to its core areas of business forms
manufacturing or handling.
"We could do a large acquisition," he said when asked if
the company could raise as much as one billion dlrs for this
purpose.
Chairman Judson Sinclair, answering a shareholder's
question, told the annual meeting that a special resolution
passed by shareholders to create a new class of preferred
shares would allow Moore to move quickly if it decided to
pursue an acquisition.
"If we were to make a major acquisition ... it means we can
move with a certain expediency," Sinclair said.
Asked if the resolution was designed to give Moore
protection from a possible hostile takeover, Sinclair said
only, "I know of no threat to the corporation at this time."
Reuter
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<DATE> 9-APR-1987 17:47:39.74</DATE>
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<TITLE>ARVIN <ARV> RAISES NUMBER OF AUTHORIZED SHARES</TITLE>
<DATELINE> COLUMBUS, Ind., April 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>Arvin Industries Inc said its
shareholders at the annual meeting voted to increase authorized
common shares to 50 mln from 30 mln.
The company told shareholders that the offering of 1.7 mln
common shares in January raised 50 mln dlrs, and the 500 shares
of variable rated preferred stock offered in February also
raised 50 mln dlrs. The company said it also placed 150 mln
dlrs in long-term debt in March.
Reuter
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<DATE> 9-APR-1987 17:49:07.93</DATE>
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<TITLE>RAYTHEON <RTN> WINS U.S. NAVY CONTRACT</TITLE>
<DATELINE> LEXINGTON, Mass., April 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>Raytheon Co said the United
States Navy awarded it a 215.3 mln dlr contract to produce
1,927 AIM/RIM-7M Sparrow Missile Guidance and Control Sections
and associated hardware.
Under the contract, the company said it will provide
missiles and associated hardware to the U.S. Navy and Air Force
and to several U.S. allies.
Raytheon said the contract represents the major share of
the fiscal 1987 competitive Sparrow missile procurement.
Reuter
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<DATE> 9-APR-1987 17:50:16.86</DATE>
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<TITLE>FIRM HAS 14.8 PCT OF DECISION/CAPITAL FUND<DCF></TITLE>
<DATELINE> WASHINGTON, April 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>Gabelli Group Inc said it and two
subsidiaries held a total of 295,800 Decision/Capital Fund Inc
shares or 14.8 pct of the total outstanding.
It said the shares were held on behalf of investment
clients and it said it had no intention of seeking control of
the fund.
Gabelli said its most recent purchases of Decision/Capital
Fund stock included 95,800 shares bought April 3-6 on the
Philadelphia Stock Exchange.
Gabelli is an investment firm headquartered in New York
City. Its Gabelli and Co subsidiary is a brokerage firm.
Reuter
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<DATE> 9-APR-1987 17:51:34.88</DATE>
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<TITLE>CONSUMERS POWER <CMS> TO REDEEM BONDS</TITLE>
<DATELINE> JACKSON, Mich., April 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>Consumers Power Co said it has 56
mln dlrs available to be used to redeem at par any 15 pct
series first mortgage bonds that are not exchanged under an
outstanding bond exchange program.
The utility on March 17 offered to exchange its 15 pct
first mortgage bonds due March 1, 1994 for a new series of
first mortgage bonds, 9-1/4 pct due April 1, 1997. The offer
will expire April 14, 1987.
Reuter
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<DATE> 9-APR-1987 17:52:21.04</DATE>
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<TITLE>SEMICONDUCTOR BOOK TO BILL RATIO AT 1.21 PCT</TITLE>
<DATELINE> CUPERTINO, Calif., April 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>The Semiconductor Industry
Association put the three-month average book-to-bill ratio at
1.21, which was above analysts' expectations and reflects the
sixth straight increase in this indicator of computer industry
activity.
Average booking in the three month period ended in March
totaled 910.8 mln dlrs, up 15.6 pct from a month ago and the
highest bookings since September, 1984. March billings, or
computer chip sales in the month, totaled 912.1 mln dlrs, up
34.6 pct from a month ago, the association said. The three
month average billings totaled 751.3 mln dlrs, up 6.5 pct.
March billings were the strongest recorded since November,
1984, the association said. The book to bill ratio, at 1.21,
was the highest since May, 1984, it noted.
Preliminary total solid state shipments for the first
quarter of 1987 totaled 2.25 billion dlrs, up 4.9 pct from last
quarter and up 15.9 pct from last year's first quarter.
Semiconductor Industry Association President Andrew
Procassini said the rise in the book to bill was due to a
substantial increase in U.S. bookings during March.
"We believe that the bookings increase reflects growing
confidence by electronic equipment manufacturers that some
end-equipment market segments have improved substantially
during the first quarter," Procassini said in a statement.
The association also revised its book-to-bill ratio
estimate for the three months ended in February to 1.12, from
1.13 earlier. It further revised the January book-to-bill
figure to 1.09 from 1.12 estimated earlier.
The three-month average book-to-bill ratio of 1.21 for
March means for every 100 dlrs worth of product shipped,
computer chip maker received 121 dlrs in new orders.
Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc analyst Michael Gumport said
association numbers indicate March orders were up 20 pct above
the normal seasonal level.
The association does not break out March orders from its
three-month average, which it put at 910.8 mln dlrs.
Gumport noted the three-month average bookings were well
above the 800-865 mln dlrs anticipated by the industry.
He said semiconductor stock could rise five to ten pct on
the stock market open tomorrow, due to the positive numbers.
"Skeptics are going to have to have some pretty strong
reasons not to like this group (of stocks)," Gumport said.
Kidder Peabody and Co analyst Michael Kubiak said the ratio
indicates March orders at about one billion dlrs, which would
be the highest monthly order rate since April, 1984.
He predicted at least a five pct rise in semiconductor
stocks on the open, and said the stock group could soar as high
as 15 pct during the session.
"One month does not a boom-time make, but this is very good
news," he said.
Kubiak attributed the stong semiconductor orders to
strength in the personal computer market, inventory restocking
and strong buying by distributors.
Purchasing managers had been keeping computer chip
inventories low, due to the overcapacity in the industry and
the slow growth of the economy in general, analysts noted.
The semiconductor industry has been in a slump for the past
three years.
The analysts said the March order and sales numbers are the
strongest evidence yet that the trend may be turning.
Nevertheless, they do not expect the Administration to
retreat from proposed sanctions against Japanese chip makers.
They added, however, if the industry continues to improve,
it could mean the sanctions will be short term.
Jack Beedle, President of In-Stat, an electronics industry
research firm, called the March numbers "excellent", but also
cautioned against excessive optimism.
"I still believe caution should be the word, rather than
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