148 BU Psc 149 CX Cnc; 28 Cnc; HR3329 150 only the bright component of this wide system was observed 154 {upsilon}^2^ Cnc; 32 Cnc; HR 3369 165 24 Psc; HR 9041; Fin 359; double star; see Table 2 and Fig. 1 173 Merope; V971 Tau; 23 Tau; HR 1156; timing only; observed through heavy 173 cirrus 175 Alcyone; {eta} Tau; 25 Tau; HR 1165; timing only; observed through thick 175 clouds 176 Atlas; 27 Tau; HR 1178; ADS 2786 AB; timing only; observed through thick 176 clouds 177 Pleione; BU Tau; 28 Tau; HR 1180 183 49 Aur; HR 2398 184 ADS 6444 A; only the bright component of this wide system was observed 187 {omega}^1^ Cnc; 2 Cnc; HR 3124 189 {omega}^2^ Cnc; 4 Cnc; HR 3132; only the bright component of this wide 189 system was observed 191 FO Cnc 194 {phi} Cap; 28 Cap 198 66 Ari; HR 3132; ADS 2552 AB; single; other occultation observations: 198 run 2682 (double) of Dunham et al. (1973AJ.....78..482D) 200 ADS 2605 C; only component C of this wide system was observed 202 RX Cnc; noisy data; timing analysis only; other occultation observations: 202 {Phi}_UD_=3.18+/-0.12mas and {Phi}_UD_=4.23+/-0.09mas by Richichi et al. 202 (1988ApJ...326..791R) 205 possible double star; see Table 2 208 Tycho 1218-1659-1 213 single; other occultation observation: run 3452 (probable double) of 213 Africano et al. (1975AJ.....80..689A) 214 possible double star; see Table 2 216 ADS 8548 AB; probable double star; see Table 2 and Fig. 1 218 Sterope I; 21 Tau; HR 1151 221 Sterope II; 22 Tau; HR 1152 223 V1045 Tau 224 Tycho 1804-2105-1 229 ADS 2766 A; only the bright component of this wide system was observed 233 possible double star; see Table 2 235 possible double star; see Table 2 236 Asellus Borealis; {gamma} Cnc; 43 Cnc; HR 3449; only the bright component of 236 this wide system was observed 238 {pi} Sco; 6 Sco; HR 5944; ADS 9862 A, only the bright component of this 238 wide system was observed 241 ADS 2253 AB; double star; see Table 2 and Fig. 1 242 V1228 Tau 243 see run 229 244 Tycho 1804-2251-1 251 possible double star; see Table 2 255 possible double star; see Table 2 258 {delta} Cap; 49 Cap; HR 8322; ADS 15314 A; only the bright component of 258 this wide system was observed 261 {lambda} Aqr; 73 Aqr; HR 8698; angular diameter; see Table 3 and Fig. 1 262 see run 261 264 78 Aqr; HR 8710 266 single; other occultation observations: run 7932 (possible double) of 266 Radick et al. (1982AJ.....87..885R); runs 5294 (single) and 5297 (single) 266 of Edwards & Evans (1981AJ.....86.1277E) 267 see run 266 275 single; other occultation observation: run 3641 (double) of 275 Africano et al. (1975AJ.....80..689A) 277 {rho} Leo; 47 Leo; HR 4133; single; other occultation observations: 277 run 5422 (single) of Evans & Edwards (1981AJ.....86.1277E), double by 277 de Vegt & Gehlich (1976A&A....48..245D), single by de Vegt & Pansch 277 (1970A&A.....5..328D) 278 TX Leo; 49 Leo; HR 4148; ADS 7837 AB; double star; see Table 2 and Fig. 1 279 UU Ari; 26 Ari; HR 729 294 7 Tau; ADS 2616 AB; double star; see Table 2 and Fig. 1 302 DW Gem; angular diameter; see Table 3 and Fig. 1 306 ADS 5234 AB; double star; see Table 2 and Fig. 2 311 ADS 9579 AB; double star; see Table 2 and Fig. 2 312 ADS 9586 AB; probable double star; see Table 2 and Fig. 2 319 BDS 2582 A; only the bright component of this wide system was observed 321 HR 1750; probable double star; see Table 2 and Fig. 2 338 Tycho 1872-1322-1 339 HR 2111; ADS 4589 A; only the bright component of this wide system was 339 observed; possible double star; see Table 2 340 {kappa} Gem; 77 Gem; HR 2985; ADS 6321 A; only the bright component of this 340 wide system was observed; noisy data; timing analysis only; other 340 occultation observations: {Phi}_UD_=2.38+/-0.32mas by Schmidtke & Africano 340 (1984AJ.....89.1371S), {Phi}_LD_=2.5+/-1.0mas and {Phi}_LD_=3.0+/-1.0mas 340 by Evans et al. (1985AJ.....90.2360E ) 352 Cou 929; grazing occultation with multiple events; see text, Table 2, 352 and Fig. 3 353 see run 352 355 KS Vir; single; other occultation observations: run 3749 (single) and 355 run 3831 (possible double) of Africano et al. (1976AJ.....81..650A) 360 see run 279. 370 HR 1878 377 BDS 3060 A; only the bright component of this wide system was observed 380 possible double star; see Table 2 381 single; other occultation observations: run 33 (single) of Shaimukhametov & 381 Rizvanov (1998AJ....116.1504S), Figs. 2 & 3 (quadruple) of Richichi et al. 381 (1994A&A...286..829R), run 134 (single) of Schmidtke et al. 381 (1989AJ.....97..909S), run 2 (triple) of Eitter & Beavers 381 (1974ApJS...28..405E), Fig. 2 (triple) of Beavers & Eitter 381 (1971AJ.....76.1131B) 382 see run 339 384 only the bright component of this wide system was observed 385 only the bright component of this wide system was observed 395 BDS 710 B; one component of a wide binary; see run 396 396 BDS 710 A; one component of a wide binary; see run 395 401 moderately noisy data; timing analysis only; other occultation observation: 401 {Phi}_LD_=3.4+/-0.9mas by Beavers et al. (1980AJ.....85.1505B) 402 see run 244 403 Tycho 1804-1924-1 404 ADS 7039 AB; double star; see Table 2 and Fig. 2 406 X Cnc; HR 3541; angular diameter; see Table 3 and Fig. 2 407 {phi} Sgr; 27 Sgr; HR 7039 409 possible double star; see Table 2 413 see run 238 418 only the bright component of this wide system was observed 422 {pi} Leo; 29 Leo; HR 3950; angular diameter; see Table 3 and Fig. 2 424 Tycho 6847-360-1 425 Tycho 6847-2556-1