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Alcan 33 %, Alcoa 62, AmExpress 31%, Amerad 32%, Armco 11%, Asarco 27%, Atlßich 85, ATT 31%, BethStl 26%, Boeing 62%, Borden 58%, CBS 167%, Chrysler 26%, Citicorp 27%, Clark 35%, Coca Cola 48, Colgate 45%, ContlData 21%, Crane 25%, Corning 35%, Digital 114%, Dow Chem 96%, DuPont 97%, Kodak 47%, Englhrd 20%, Exxon 44%, Fluor 24, Ford 53%, FrptMcmor 32%, GenDyn 50%, Gen Elect 46, GM 88%, Gencorp 16%, Goodyear 49%, Greyhound 30%, Grumman 20%, Guf 12%, Heinz 45%, Haliburton 29%, Homestake 13%, Honeywell 66, IBM 125%, INCO 30, ITT 53%, JandJ 89%, KMart 37%, Lockheed 475%, Mattel 10%, McdonDoug 89%, Mcdonald’s 50%, MerrylLynch 30, MMM 68%, Mobil 47 %, Monsanto 90%, Navistar 6%, NCR 59%, NewmMin 443%, Occidental 27%, Pfizer 56%, PhelDodge 54%, Philips 21 %, Polaroid 43 3 %. Raytheon

68%, ReynMetal 58, Seagrams 67%, Searsßoe 42%, Shell 39%, Schlumberger 353%, Texaco 49%, TI 42%, UnionCarb 32%, Unisys 29%, UNOCAL 41%, USX 31%, Walt Dis 74%, WestgEle 55%, Woolworth 533%, Xerox 64%.

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Press, 18 February 1989, Page 30

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Wall St Press, 18 February 1989, Page 30

Wall St Press, 18 February 1989, Page 30