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Documents creation time: <start_target>10/30/89</start_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. <end_source>According</end_source> to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <start_target>10/30/89</start_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. <start_source>According</start_source> to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <end_target>10/30/89</end_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. <end_source>According</end_source> to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <end_target>10/30/89</end_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. <start_source>According</start_source> to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <start_target>10/30/89</start_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to <start_source>develop</start_source> and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <end_target>10/30/89</end_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to <end_source>develop</end_source> and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <start_target>10/30/89</start_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to <end_source>develop</end_source> and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <end_target>10/30/89</end_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to <start_source>develop</start_source> and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company <end_source>remains</end_source> independent while <start_target>working</start_target> together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company <start_source>remains</start_source> independent while <end_target>working</end_target> together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company <start_source>remains</start_source> independent while <start_target>working</start_target> together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company <end_source>remains</end_source> independent while <end_target>working</end_target> together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now <start_target>holds</start_target> 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <start_source>bought</start_source> from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now <end_target>holds</end_target> 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <start_source>bought</start_source> from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now <start_target>holds</start_target> 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <end_source>bought</end_source> from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now <end_target>holds</end_target> 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <end_source>bought</end_source> from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. <end_target>said</end_target> it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel <end_source>said</end_source> the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. <end_target>said</end_target> it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel <start_source>said</start_source> the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. <start_target>said</start_target> it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel <end_source>said</end_source> the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. <start_target>said</start_target> it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel <start_source>said</start_source> the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to <end_target>buy</end_target> 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within <start_source>18 months</start_source>. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to <start_target>buy</start_target> 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within <start_source>18 months</start_source>. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to <start_target>buy</start_target> 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within <end_source>18 months</end_source>. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to <end_target>buy</end_target> 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within <end_source>18 months</end_source>. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <end_target>10/30/89</end_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel <start_source>said</start_source> the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <start_target>10/30/89</start_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel <start_source>said</start_source> the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <end_target>10/30/89</end_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel <end_source>said</end_source> the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <start_target>10/30/89</start_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel <end_source>said</end_source> the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <start_source>bought</start_source> from <start_target>Aug. 26</start_target> to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <start_source>bought</start_source> from <end_target>Aug. 26</end_target> to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <end_source>bought</end_source> from <end_target>Aug. 26</end_target> to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <end_source>bought</end_source> from <start_target>Aug. 26</start_target> to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to <end_source>develop</end_source> and <end_target>maintain</end_target> a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to <start_source>develop</start_source> and <end_target>maintain</end_target> a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to <start_source>develop</start_source> and <start_target>maintain</start_target> a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to <end_source>develop</end_source> and <start_target>maintain</start_target> a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and <end_source>maintain</end_source> a strategic partnership in which each company <start_target>remains</start_target> independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and <end_source>maintain</end_source> a strategic partnership in which each company <end_target>remains</end_target> independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and <start_source>maintain</start_source> a strategic partnership in which each company <end_target>remains</end_target> independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and <start_source>maintain</start_source> a strategic partnership in which each company <start_target>remains</start_target> independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <start_source>bought</start_source> from Aug. 26 to <start_target>Oct. 20</start_target> for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <start_source>bought</start_source> from Aug. 26 to <end_target>Oct. 20</end_target> for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <end_source>bought</end_source> from Aug. 26 to <start_target>Oct. 20</start_target> for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <end_source>bought</end_source> from Aug. 26 to <end_target>Oct. 20</end_target> for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <end_target>10/30/89</end_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and <end_source>maintain</end_source> a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <start_target>10/30/89</start_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and <start_source>maintain</start_source> a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <start_target>10/30/89</start_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and <end_source>maintain</end_source> a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <end_target>10/30/89</end_target> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and <start_source>maintain</start_source> a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard <start_target>acquired</start_target> a two-year option to <end_source>buy</end_source> an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard <start_target>acquired</start_target> a two-year option to <start_source>buy</start_source> an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard <end_target>acquired</end_target> a two-year option to <end_source>buy</end_source> an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard <end_target>acquired</end_target> a two-year option to <start_source>buy</start_source> an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard <start_source>acquired</start_source> 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase <end_target>agreement</end_target>. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard <start_source>acquired</start_source> 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase <start_target>agreement</start_target>. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard <end_source>acquired</end_source> 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase <start_target>agreement</start_target>. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard <end_source>acquired</end_source> 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase <end_target>agreement</end_target>. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard <end_target>acquired</end_target> 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard <end_source>acquired</end_source> a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard <start_target>acquired</start_target> 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard <end_source>acquired</end_source> a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard <start_target>acquired</start_target> 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard <start_source>acquired</start_source> a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard <end_target>acquired</end_target> 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard <start_source>acquired</start_source> a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel <end_target>said</end_target> the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard <start_source>affirmed</start_source> it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel <end_target>said</end_target> the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard <end_source>affirmed</end_source> it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel <start_target>said</start_target> the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard <start_source>affirmed</start_source> it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel <start_target>said</start_target> the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard <end_source>affirmed</end_source> it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase <start_target>agreement</start_target>. That <end_source>accord</end_source> also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase <start_target>agreement</start_target>. That <start_source>accord</start_source> also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase <end_target>agreement</end_target>. That <start_source>accord</start_source> also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase <end_target>agreement</end_target>. That <end_source>accord</end_source> also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. <end_target>said</end_target> it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, <start_source>said</start_source> it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. <start_target>said</start_target> it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, <start_source>said</start_source> it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. <start_target>said</start_target> it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, <end_source>said</end_source> it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. <end_target>said</end_target> it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, <end_source>said</end_source> it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an <start_target>Aug. 10, 1988</start_target>, stock purchase <end_source>agreement</end_source>. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an <end_target>Aug. 10, 1988</end_target>, stock purchase <start_source>agreement</start_source>. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an <end_target>Aug. 10, 1988</end_target>, stock purchase <end_source>agreement</end_source>. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an <start_target>Aug. 10, 1988</start_target>, stock purchase <start_source>agreement</start_source>. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an <start_target>Aug. 10, 1988</start_target>, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within <end_source>18 months</end_source>. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an <end_target>Aug. 10, 1988</end_target>, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within <start_source>18 months</start_source>. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an <start_target>Aug. 10, 1988</start_target>, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within <start_source>18 months</start_source>. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an <end_target>Aug. 10, 1988</end_target>, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within <end_source>18 months</end_source>. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That <end_source>accord</end_source> also <end_target>called</end_target> for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That <start_source>accord</start_source> also <start_target>called</start_target> for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That <start_source>accord</start_source> also <end_target>called</end_target> for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That <end_source>accord</end_source> also <start_target>called</start_target> for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to <end_source>buy</end_source> an extra 10%, of which half may be <end_target>sold</end_target> directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to <start_source>buy</start_source> an extra 10%, of which half may be <start_target>sold</start_target> directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to <end_source>buy</end_source> an extra 10%, of which half may be <start_target>sold</start_target> directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/30/89 Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to <start_source>buy</start_source> an extra 10%, of which half may be <end_target>sold</end_target> directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <end_source>10/30/89</end_source> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <start_target>bought</start_target> from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <start_source>10/30/89</start_source> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <end_target>bought</end_target> from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <start_source>10/30/89</start_source> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <start_target>bought</start_target> from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: <end_source>10/30/89</end_source> Hewlett-Packard Co. said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp. to 8.5% of the common shares outstanding. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares <end_target>bought</end_target> from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25 a share. Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock "to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products." Octel said the purchase was expected. Hewlett-Packard affirmed it doesn't plan to obtain control of Octel, a Milpitas, Calif., maker of voice-processing systems. According to the filing, Hewlett-Packard acquired 730,070 common shares from Octel as a result of an Aug. 10, 1988, stock purchase agreement. That accord also called for Hewlett-Packard to buy 730,070 Octel shares in the open market within 18 months. In addition, Hewlett-Packard acquired a two-year option to buy an extra 10%, of which half may be sold directly to Hewlett-Packard by Octel.

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Documents creation time: 10/26/89 Benjamin Franklin Federal Savings amp Loan Association said it plans to restructure in the wake of a third-quarter loss of $7.7 million, or $1.01 a share, reflecting an $11 million addition to loan-loss reserves. The Portland, Ore., thrift said the restructuring should help it meet new capital standards from the Financial Institution Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act. A year ago, Benjamin Franklin had profit of $1.8 million, or 23 cents a share. In over-the-counter trading yesterday, Benjamin Franklin rose 25 cents to $4.25. The company said the restructuring's initial phase will feature a gradual reduction in assets and staff positions. The plan may <end_source>include</end_source> <start_target>selling</start_target> branches, consolidating or eliminating departments, and winding down or disposing of unprofitable units within 18 months. Initially, the company said it will close its commercial real-estate lending division, and stop originating new leases at its commercial lease subsidiary. Details of the restructuring won't be made final until regulators approve the regulations mandated by the new federal act, the company said.

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Documents creation time: 10/26/89 Benjamin Franklin Federal Savings amp Loan Association said it plans to restructure in the wake of a third-quarter loss of $7.7 million, or $1.01 a share, reflecting an $11 million addition to loan-loss reserves. The Portland, Ore., thrift said the restructuring should help it meet new capital standards from the Financial Institution Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act. A year ago, Benjamin Franklin had profit of $1.8 million, or 23 cents a share. In over-the-counter trading yesterday, Benjamin Franklin rose 25 cents to $4.25. The company said the restructuring's initial phase will feature a gradual reduction in assets and staff positions. The plan may <start_source>include</start_source> <start_target>selling</start_target> branches, consolidating or eliminating departments, and winding down or disposing of unprofitable units within 18 months. Initially, the company said it will close its commercial real-estate lending division, and stop originating new leases at its commercial lease subsidiary. Details of the restructuring won't be made final until regulators approve the regulations mandated by the new federal act, the company said.

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Documents creation time: 10/26/89 Benjamin Franklin Federal Savings amp Loan Association said it plans to restructure in the wake of a third-quarter loss of $7.7 million, or $1.01 a share, reflecting an $11 million addition to loan-loss reserves. The Portland, Ore., thrift said the restructuring should help it meet new capital standards from the Financial Institution Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act. A year ago, Benjamin Franklin had profit of $1.8 million, or 23 cents a share. In over-the-counter trading yesterday, Benjamin Franklin rose 25 cents to $4.25. The company said the restructuring's initial phase will feature a gradual reduction in assets and staff positions. The plan may <start_source>include</start_source> <end_target>selling</end_target> branches, consolidating or eliminating departments, and winding down or disposing of unprofitable units within 18 months. Initially, the company said it will close its commercial real-estate lending division, and stop originating new leases at its commercial lease subsidiary. Details of the restructuring won't be made final until regulators approve the regulations mandated by the new federal act, the company said.

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Documents creation time: 10/26/89 Benjamin Franklin Federal Savings amp Loan Association said it plans to restructure in the wake of a third-quarter loss of $7.7 million, or $1.01 a share, reflecting an $11 million addition to loan-loss reserves. The Portland, Ore., thrift said the restructuring should help it meet new capital standards from the Financial Institution Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act. A year ago, Benjamin Franklin had profit of $1.8 million, or 23 cents a share. In over-the-counter trading yesterday, Benjamin Franklin rose 25 cents to $4.25. The company said the restructuring's initial phase will feature a gradual reduction in assets and staff positions. The plan may <end_source>include</end_source> <end_target>selling</end_target> branches, consolidating or eliminating departments, and winding down or disposing of unprofitable units within 18 months. Initially, the company said it will close its commercial real-estate lending division, and stop originating new leases at its commercial lease subsidiary. Details of the restructuring won't be made final until regulators approve the regulations mandated by the new federal act, the company said.

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Documents creation time: 10/26/89 Benjamin Franklin Federal Savings amp Loan Association said it plans to restructure in the wake of a third-quarter loss of $7.7 million, or $1.01 a share, reflecting an $11 million addition to loan-loss reserves. The Portland, Ore., thrift said the restructuring should help it meet new capital standards from the Financial Institution Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act. A year ago, Benjamin Franklin had profit of $1.8 million, or 23 cents a share. In over-the-counter trading yesterday, Benjamin Franklin rose 25 cents to $4.25. The company said the restructuring's initial phase will feature a gradual reduction in assets and staff positions. The plan may include selling branches, consolidating or eliminating departments, and winding down or disposing of unprofitable units within 18 months. Initially, the company said it will close its commercial real-estate lending division, and stop originating new leases at its commercial lease subsidiary. Details of the restructuring won't be <end_source>made</end_source> final until regulators <end_target>approve</end_target> the regulations mandated by the new federal act, the company said.

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Documents creation time: 10/26/89 Benjamin Franklin Federal Savings amp Loan Association said it plans to restructure in the wake of a third-quarter loss of $7.7 million, or $1.01 a share, reflecting an $11 million addition to loan-loss reserves. The Portland, Ore., thrift said the restructuring should help it meet new capital standards from the Financial Institution Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act. A year ago, Benjamin Franklin had profit of $1.8 million, or 23 cents a share. In over-the-counter trading yesterday, Benjamin Franklin rose 25 cents to $4.25. The company said the restructuring's initial phase will feature a gradual reduction in assets and staff positions. The plan may include selling branches, consolidating or eliminating departments, and winding down or disposing of unprofitable units within 18 months. Initially, the company said it will close its commercial real-estate lending division, and stop originating new leases at its commercial lease subsidiary. Details of the restructuring won't be <start_source>made</start_source> final until regulators <start_target>approve</start_target> the regulations mandated by the new federal act, the company said.

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Documents creation time: 10/26/89 Benjamin Franklin Federal Savings amp Loan Association said it plans to restructure in the wake of a third-quarter loss of $7.7 million, or $1.01 a share, reflecting an $11 million addition to loan-loss reserves. The Portland, Ore., thrift said the restructuring should help it meet new capital standards from the Financial Institution Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act. A year ago, Benjamin Franklin had profit of $1.8 million, or 23 cents a share. In over-the-counter trading yesterday, Benjamin Franklin rose 25 cents to $4.25. The company said the restructuring's initial phase will feature a gradual reduction in assets and staff positions. The plan may include selling branches, consolidating or eliminating departments, and winding down or disposing of unprofitable units within 18 months. Initially, the company said it will close its commercial real-estate lending division, and stop originating new leases at its commercial lease subsidiary. Details of the restructuring won't be <end_source>made</end_source> final until regulators <start_target>approve</start_target> the regulations mandated by the new federal act, the company said.

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Documents creation time: 10/26/89 Benjamin Franklin Federal Savings amp Loan Association said it plans to restructure in the wake of a third-quarter loss of $7.7 million, or $1.01 a share, reflecting an $11 million addition to loan-loss reserves. The Portland, Ore., thrift said the restructuring should help it meet new capital standards from the Financial Institution Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act. A year ago, Benjamin Franklin had profit of $1.8 million, or 23 cents a share. In over-the-counter trading yesterday, Benjamin Franklin rose 25 cents to $4.25. The company said the restructuring's initial phase will feature a gradual reduction in assets and staff positions. The plan may include selling branches, consolidating or eliminating departments, and winding down or disposing of unprofitable units within 18 months. Initially, the company said it will close its commercial real-estate lending division, and stop originating new leases at its commercial lease subsidiary. Details of the restructuring won't be <start_source>made</start_source> final until regulators <end_target>approve</end_target> the regulations mandated by the new federal act, the company said.

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