Date:    1/5/98  1:43 PM
Subject: s7-25-97
     
I am writing to find out more information about a decision to restrict motions 
and voting at stockholders' meetings.  I would like to know why the SEC has 
decided to step in on behalf of large corporations to control their 
stockholders' meetings.  It seems to me that these meetings are actually for 
the benefit of the stockholders, to learn about the company, and have specific 
questions answered, and since a stockholder is in fact an "owner" of the 
company, have some sort of voice.
     
I would like to know how I can find out about events that have led up to this 
issue, because logically, I have a problem with it.  
     
Thank you kindly for your assistance.
     
Sincerely,
Robin Lickel
PO Box 55132
Madison WI 53705-8934
Savoysista@aol.com