San Diego issues joined in the general...

San Diego issues joined in the general stock market decline last week with major down moves, according to Irving Katz, director of research for San Diego Securities Inc. That downward move included Foodmaker, minus 1 to 11 7/8; Rohr Industries, minus 1 7/8 to 26 5/8; Beeba’s Creations, minus 1 3/4 to 11; Cipher Data Products, minus 1 3/8 to 12; Price Co., minus 3 to 39 3/4, and WD-40, minus 2 to 30 3/4.

Going against this trend was Energy Factors, which gained 3 to 16. Energy Factors has reported that several other companies are interested in a possible acquisition of all or part of the company, or a capital infusion through a private placement of Energy Factors securities.

Imperial Corp. of America was up three-quarters to 16 as one analyst forecast earnings of $4 per share for 1987, Katz said. Home Federal Savings & Loan, on the other hand, where analysts estimate $5 a share in 1987 earnings, lost an eighth of a point to close at 29 7/8, despite coming in with a 17% increase in first-quarter earnings. PS Group was up three-quarters to 34 1/8 after announcing that it was studying a new offer from the Teamsters Union, Katz said. The holding company’s Pacific Southwest Airlines subsidiary must complete its merger with USAir Group by Thursday.

This week’s schedule of annual meetings includes:

Today: La Jolla Bank & Trust, 8:30 a.m. and San Diego Gas & Electric, 11 a.m.

Wednesday: Medical Imaging Corp. of America, 10 a.m.

Thursday: Imperial Corp. of America, 11 a.m., and Humphrey Corp., 2:30 p.m.