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...SEC's [Southeastern Conference] all sports trophy this year but of all the sports our lowest finish came in swimming," Sports Information Director Charles Thornton said yesterday. "We want to be able to compete in all sports on a national level and the addition of Gambril is a step in that direction...
...Raymond L. Dirks, an insurance specialist with the Wall Street research firm of Delafield Childs. Dirks first warned three of his firm's big clients holding Equity shares. Then Dirks confronted Equity with the charges. After that he got around to mentioning the matter to the SEC. Rumors of the company's difficulties began racing through the financial community, and big shareholders like Bankers Trust, Chemical Bank and Sears Pension Fund are said to have begun unloading. In eight days, the price of the stock was forced down from $25 to about $14. Because of the heavy selling...
...Harley Staggers, chairman of a House commerce subcommittee, released more than 70 pages of working papers from the files of the Securities and Exchange Commission that shed more light on ITT's attempts to win a favorable decision in a Justice Department antitrust suit. The papers, comprising SEC notes and summaries of more than 34 boxes of ITT papers, indicated that ITT had pressed its case with unseemly vigor...
...thank you again for your interest. Paul J. Werbos Gen. Sec'y, HCSE...
Cook, the son of a Nebraska banker, who went to Washington 18 months ago with a standard Republican background as a securities lawyer, plans one change within the SEC's 1,500-man staff: haircuts for some of the shaggy-locked, walrus-mustached young lawyers who were attracted to the commission by Casey's go-go reputation. Cook insists that he does not care what his mod squad looks like in the office, but "they cannot go into court with their hair hanging below their ears." Despite that stand, his appointment has been as well received...