John H. Harland Co

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John H. Harland Co defied its 42-year history of record sales as it posted a loss of $47.4 million in 1991 from 1990's $57.2 million. The manufacturer of manifold business forms attributes its loss to a $12.2 million restructuring charge and a $3.8 million restatement for a post-retirement employee benefit accounting standard. Harland's acquisitions of Interchecks Inc and Datascan assures an improvement over revenues posted at $379 million. Long-term earnings are also expected to improve as Harland repurchases four million shares which represent more than 11% of the total outstanding.

Manifold business forms, John H. Harland Co.

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Graphic Industries, Inc

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Graphic Industries Inc Chmn and CEO Marc C. Pope, III, declared that the firm has designed cost- and debt-cutting measures to stage a corporate turnaround in 1992. Graphic, the Southeast's largest distributor of commercial and reprographic printing supplies, attributes its low earnings for three consecutive years to the recession. However, Pope strongly states that there is no way for the stock to go but up considering its very weak performance of 1 cent per share for the 1991 4th qtr period ending Jan 1992.

Commercial Printing, Finance, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Pope, Marc C., III, Graphic Industries Inc.

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Devon Group Inc. - DEVN

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Insiders at Devon Group Inc. unloaded much of their stock holdings in late 1994. The firm provides printing services such as computerized typesetting, composition and magazine services. Devon stock has risen appreciably in early 1995, leading to some hedging at its peaks. Four of the printings services firm's top executives sold large amounts of their Devon stock at between $24.50-$25.50. These executives included Chmn. Marne Obernauer, Subsidiary Officer Howard Fielder and VP Robert Frasco.

Printing Trade Services, Support Activities for Printing, Typesetting, Printing, Devon Group Inc.

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