From IAUC 6683:

GRB 970616
     V. Connaughton, National Academy of Sciences/National Research
Council and Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC); R. M. Kippen, R.
Preece, and G. N. Pendleton, University of Alabama at Huntsville
and MSFC; and S. D. Barthelmy, Universities Space Research
Association (USRA) and Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC), report
for the BATSE team:  "The transient x-ray XTE source reported below
by Marshall et al. lies in the error box of a gamma-ray burst seen
by BATSE on June 16.757 UT.  The Rapid Burst Reponse location,
which was distributed through the GRB Coordinates Network/BATSE
Coordinates Distribution Network, 20 min after the initial trigger,
was R.A. = 1h21m51s, Decl. = -7 09'.4 (equinox 2000.0), with a
1-sigma error radius of 0.3-degree statistical and about 2 deg
systematic.  The burst was multipeaked, with a total duration of
about 200 s.  A maximum flux of 23.8 +/- 0.5 photons cmE-2 sE-1
(above 20 keV) was measured 90 s after the trigger time, placing
this event in the brightest 2 percent of all BATSE bursts.  Its
total fluence above 20 keV is estimated to be 4.01 +/- 0.14 x 10E-5
erg cmE-2."

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