  We investigate sentences which are simultaneously partially conservative over
several theories. First, we generalize Bennet's results on this topic to the
case of more than two theories. In particular, for any finite family
$\{T_i\}_{i \leq k}$ of consistent r.e. extensions of Peano Arithmetic, we give
a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of a $\Pi_n$ sentence
which is unprovable in $T_i$ and $\Sigma_n$-conservative over $T_i$ for all $i
\leq k$. Secondly, we prove that for any finite family of such theories, there
exists a $\Sigma_n$ sentence which is simultaneously unprovable and
$\Pi_n$-conservative over each of these theories. This constitutes a positive
solution to a particular case of Guaspari's problem. Finally, we demonstrate
several non-implications among related properties of families of theories.
