Subject: Regulation to obstruct Social Concerns from Stockholder Meet
Date:    11/25/97 1:03 PM
     
     
As an investor, I am against a rule to obstruct social, environmental 
concerns at stockholder meetings-  at the very least, for companies 
doing business in social, environmental, health, agricultural, 
educational, or other humanitarian area.  Quality of life concerns 
should be addressed in the annual report and at meetings.  A company's 
good will with employees and the general public is critical in today's 
society and culture, even for the long term success of that company.  

        Donald B. Bearden 
        236 Valley View Dr.     
        Wadsworth, Oh 44281
        Ph (330) 336-5357
        E Mail dbearden@akron.infi.net