noncallable

The notes are noncallable for five years and nine months.

The notes will be noncallable for life after 1993, the end of the first holding period.

Both securities are noncallable for the life of the issue.

The 6 percent securities, which are noncallable, have an average life of 3.05 years.

Noncallable for three years, they are convertible into common at $45.30 a share.

The pipeline system's 10-year notes are noncallable for seven years.

The underwriters said the issue was noncallable for five years.

The issue is noncallable for the first seven years.

They are noncallable and have an avergae life of 1.9 years.

The notes, noncallable for two years, are convertible into the company's common stock at $21.24 a share.

The notes were priced at par, and are noncallable for life.

Both the 10-year notes and 30-year debentures are noncallable for life.

The noncallable notes pay an interest rate of 6.220 percent and are priced at par.

The notes, which are noncallable for two years, will be reoffered at various prices.

The noncallable issue is priced at par to yield 7.16 percent.

There are also some noncallable zero-coupon bonds with longer terms.

To avoid call risk, you can buy noncallable bonds.

The securities are noncallable for life and protect the noteholders from an early call.

The notes, which are noncallable for three years, pay no interest until February 1992, when they convert to a fixed rate of 14 percent.

Noncallable for three years, the debentures can be converted into common stock.

The long issue, which is noncallable for 10 years, features 5 percent sinking fund payments that begin in the 11th year.

Both issues are noncallable for one year and accrue interest from settlement on Sept. 23.

The noncallable notes, which were priced at par, yield 5.70 percent.

Noncallable for five years, it yields about 1.43 percentage points more than Treasuries.

They are noncallable for the first three years.