Attached are clean and marked versions of our proposed natural gas purchase
and sale agreement.  This has not been fully reviewed by Enron and remains
subject to change in all respects.  The marked attachment shows changes
from the crude oil agreement sent earlier today.

(See attached file: Gas Ver 2 marked from Oil Ver 6.doc)
(See attached file: Gas Ver 2 marked from Oil Ver 6.wpd)

(See attached file: Natural Gas Purchase and Sale Agreement Ver 2
clean.doc)     (See attached file: Natural Gas Purchase and Sale Agreement
Ver 2 clean.wpd)

John W. Rain
Thompson & Knight L.L.P.
1700 Pacific Ave.
Dallas, Texas 75201
Phone: 214.969.1644 (Dallas)
Phone: 713.653.8887 (Houston)
Fax:       214.880.3150

This email and any attachments to it may contain legally privileged
information or confidential information, which are not intended to be
disclosed.  If you are not the intended recipient of this email, please do
not read or print any attachments or forward or copy this email or any
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 - Gas Ver 2 marked from Oil Ver 6.doc
 - Gas Ver 2 marked from Oil Ver 6.wpd
 - Natural Gas Purchase and Sale Agreement Ver 2 clean.doc
 - Natural Gas Purchase and Sale Agreement Ver 2 clean.wpd


Start Date: 4/24/01; HourAhead hour: 13;  No ancillary schedules awarded.
Variances detected.
Variances detected in Generation schedule.
Variances detected in SC Trades schedule.
Variances detected in Load schedule.

    LOG MESSAGES:

PARSING FILE -->> O:\Portland\WestDesk\California Scheduling\ISO Final
Schedules\2001042413.txt

---- Generation Schedule ----
$$$ Variance found in table tblGEN_SCHEDULE.
     Details: (Hour: 13 / Preferred:   0.00 / Final:   0.00)
  TRANS_TYPE: FINAL
  SC_ID: EES
  MKT_TYPE: 2
  TRANS_DATE: 4/24/01
  UNIT_ID: BADLND_7_PL1X2

---- SC Trades Schedule ----
$$$ Variance found in table tblInt_Interchange.
     Details: (Hour: 13 / Preferred: -600.00 / Final: -595.03)
  TRANS_TYPE: FINAL
  SC_ID: EPMI
  MKT_TYPE: 2
  TRANS_DATE: 4/24/01
  TRADING_SC: NES1
  PNT_OF_INTRC: SP15
  SCHED_TYPE: ENGY
  PURCH_SALE: 1
  DEAL_NO: 1

---- Load Schedule ----
$$$ Variance found in table tblLoads.
     Details: (Hour: 13 / Preferred: 134.50 / Final: 129.13)
  TRANS_TYPE: FINAL
  LOAD_ID: SDG1
  MKT_TYPE: 2
  TRANS_DATE: 4/24/01
  SC_ID: EPMI


Here are the responses to the round (2)

Peter


- 10_18_01LO.xls


The information contained herein is based on sources that we believe to be
reliable, but we do not represent that it is accurate or complete.  Nothing
contained herein should be considered as an offer to sell or a solicitation
of an offer to buy any financial instruments discussed herein.  Any
opinions expressed herein are solely those of the author.  As such, they
may differ in material respects from those of, or expressed or published by
on behalf of Carr Futures or its officers, directors, employees or
affiliates.  ? 2001 Carr Futures

The charts are now available on the web by clicking on the hot link(s)
contained in this email. If for any reason you are unable to receive the
charts via the web, please contact me via email and I will email the charts
to you as attachments.

Crude Spread     http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/crudespread22.pdf
Heat Spread     http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/heatspread22.pdf
Unleaded Spread
http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/unleadspread22.pdf

Heat Crack     http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/heatcrack22.pdf
Gas Crack     http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/gascrack22.pdf


Please note:

Dow Jones and fixed price sales will now be depicted as positive numbers;
positive variance indicates EES long position; negative variance indicates
EES short position. Call me with questions.

Kate Symes
503-464-7486


---------------------- Forwarded by Mark Castiglione/Corp/Enron on 02/13/2001
10:53 AM ---------------------------

"Ken" <kckrisa@apex2000.net> on 02/13/2001 10:25:35 AM
Please respond to <kckrisa@apex2000.net>
To: "Mark Castiglione \(E-mail\)" <Mark.Castiglione@enron.com>
cc:

Subject: Project Status Report

Mark,

Attached is a status report to be used for the 2:00 meeting.  Please
distribute.

Ken

 - STATUS REPORT 2-13-01.doc


Ladies and Gentlemen,

In celebration of Jamie Ginsberg's new job and to say farewell prior to her
impending departure, we are going to have one mother of a happy hour.  Save
the evening of July 6th (Thursday) to meet for a drink or so and to see Jamie
off to NYC.   The Timberwolf on Bissonnet will be the place, and the event
will start at 5:30PM.  It will peak at around midnight, and go downhill from
there.

Please join me on the 6th so that we can give Jamie the royal send-off that
she deserves.  No need to RSVP, just show up when you can.

Once again, the location is:
THE TIMBERWOLF on Bissonnet just east of Kirby

The time and date are:
5:30 PM on July 6, 2000

Bryan Garrett
Global Bandwidth Trading
Enron Broadband Services

Phone - (713) 853-7993
Mobile - (713) 256-6668

bryan_garrett@enron.net

www.enron.net


Mr. Hines -

To get back with you re: your question about some kind of Futures/Options
market in the commercial space market, Ken Lay said that to approach Jeff
Skilling about it is absolutely the right approach.

Rosalee

Jeff_Hines@hines.com on 08/28/2000 06:05:38 PM
To: Kenneth.Lay@Enron.com
cc:
Subject: Arena

I wanted to make sure you were aware of something that has come up since
the last breakfast meeting regarding our group financing the Arena parking
garage.  Baker & Botts put us in touch with the Rockets to discuss Hines
being the Development Manager on the Arena and garage.  Although not fully
agreed, there is strong interest on both sides.  Besides help on the
development front, we think there may be value in our acting as a bit of a
buffer between the Sports Authority and the Rockets and coordinating any
issues involving the new convention hotel(where we are also providing
development management).  The Rockets(Mike Goldberg-Baker & Botts) have
talked to Ric Campo and supposedly he is enthusiastic but thinks this
should "be the Authority's idea.".  One issue is how much of our fee would
apply to the garage, which presumably the city would pick up, and how much
would apply to the Arena.  Since this is a fast moving issue, I wanted you
to know about this. Obviously the discussions are all very confidential.
If you have any thoughts in advance of the next breakfast meeting, please
give me a call at 713-966-2606.

Also, on another topic, we have been doing a tiny bit of pie in the sky
brainstorming on the concept of creating some kind of Futures/Options
market in the commercial space market.  I will approach Jeff Skilling
unless you would recommend elsewhere within Enron.


Richard,  I wouldn't worry about a letter.  It was a very informal
submittal.  I will let my Associate friend know.  Thanks.

	Richard B Sanders
	05/31/2000 05:42 AM

		 To: Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Re: Recruiting

We have no interest. Do you think I need to write a rejection letter?

	Gerald Nemec
	05/30/2000 09:38 AM

		 To: Richard B Sanders/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Recruiting

Richard,  The attached resume is from an attorney who is a friend of an
Associate here at Enron.  I had worked with the Associate before but don't
know his friend.  I told the Associate that I wasn't sure of our hiring
needs, but that I would pass the resume along.  Barbara indicated you were
our recruiting coordinator.  So here it is.

----- Forwarded by Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT on 05/30/2000 09:28 AM -----

 - Resume~1.wpd


Cal-PX subpoenaed over price spikes

10/02/2000
The Energy Report
(c) Copyright 2000 Pasha Publications, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
The California Power Exchange (Cal-PX) has responded to subpoenas from
several federal and state bodies investigating the price surges that hit
California's wholesale market this summer, according to state officials.
FERC, the California Public Utilities Commission, the California Attorney
General, the California Electricity Oversight Board and auditors from the
Joint Legislative Audit Committee of the California State Legislature are
currently conducting investigations into electricity deals and pricing
practices in the wholesale energy market during the summer. All of the
agencies have issued different subpoenas demanding the release of documents
pertaining to market conditions and participants.
A Cal-PX spokesman called the subpoenas "no big deal" and said they are
served to protect the confidentiality of the information given to the various
agencies. Information about specific marketers and their methods could be
detrimental if it were released to the public, the spokesman added. Attorneys
for the Cal-PX have been cooperating with the different bodies conducting the
investigations. Initially the agencies had announced they would work together
on their investigations, but the need to issue separate subpoenas for the
release of information demands that the bodies proceed individually. In
addition, some of the agencies have needed to issue more than one subpoena to
receive different records, contributing to the paper trail arriving at the
Cal-PX.


Attached please find corrected copies of the subject agreements.


huh ?


Still not sure about the actual volumes for items 1 and 3 below but we did confirm that Sonat did not pay us for the volumes delivered in Jan 2002.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Germany, Chris
Sent:	Thursday, March 14, 2002 1:19 PM
To:	McMichael Jr., Ed; Concannon, Ruth; 'Mark.Ellenberg@cwt.com'
Cc:	Parks, Joe; Garza, Maria; Mann, Kay; Olinger, Kimberly S.; Polsky, Phil; 'Shemin V. Proctor (E-mail)'; Dhont, Margaret; Wynne, Rita; Sanchez, Christina; Apollo, Beth
Subject:	RE: Sonat Park & Loan

Mark, I assume you are the person Sonat will be contacting.  Here are some items to consider,

	1.  Park balance on deal #1222  188,949 dth ( + or - 10,000 dth)
	2.  Loan balance on deal #1424  (96,000) dth
	3.  ENA sold Sonat 496,000 dth at $2.885 for Jan 2002 and did not deliver 418,708 dth (+ or - 10,000 dth, related to Item #1)
	4.  ENA sold Sonat 310,000 dth at $2.955 for May 2002, I don't know if this deal has been terminated or not.

Rita, Maria and I are looking for the Sonat pipeline statements for Jan 2002.  We have Dec 2001.  Would you see if you have those and let one of us know please?  Sonat may have stopped sending us statements, but this would answer my volume questions on items 1 and 3.

Margaret, could you see if Sonat paid us for 77,292 dth x $2.885 = $222,987.42 for the sale in Jan 2002?  I would be very surprised if they did.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Sanchez, Christina
Sent:	Thursday, March 14, 2002 10:32 AM
To:	Germany, Chris; McMichael Jr., Ed; Concannon, Ruth; 'Mark.Ellenberg@cwt.com'
Cc:	Parks, Joe; Garza, Maria; Mann, Kay; Olinger, Kimberly S.; Polsky, Phil; 'Shemin V. Proctor (E-mail)'; Dhont, Margaret
Subject:	RE: Sonat Park & Loan

3/14/02
10:25 am

Barbara Gilbert, my scheduling rep. at Sonat, informed me that the attorneys in Sonat's Houston office will be contacting Enron's attorneys to set up a meeting to address the PAL issue.   .

Christina Sanchez

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Germany, Chris
Sent:	Thursday, March 14, 2002 10:08 AM
To:	McMichael Jr., Ed; Concannon, Ruth; 'Mark.Ellenberg@cwt.com'
Cc:	Parks, Joe; Garza, Maria; Mann, Kay; Olinger, Kimberly S.; Sanchez, Christina; Polsky, Phil; 'Shemin V. Proctor (E-mail)'; Dhont, Margaret
Subject:	RE: Sonat Park & Loan

3/14/02
9:50 AM Per Tammi Depaolis (832-397-1728) at Sequent.  Tammi spoke to Lisa Guthrie (205-325-3816) at Sonat to find out what flexibility Sequent would have taking out the parked gas.  Lisa said she didn't know if Enron could sell the gas.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	McMichael Jr., Ed
Sent:	Wednesday, March 13, 2002 7:29 PM
To:	Germany, Chris; Concannon, Ruth; 'Mark.Ellenberg@cwt.com'
Cc:	Parks, Joe; Garza, Maria; Mann, Kay; Olinger, Kimberly S.; Sanchez, Christina; Polsky, Phil; 'Shemin V. Proctor (E-mail)'; Dhont, Margaret
Subject:	RE: Sonat Park & Loan

Thanks for the information.  Sell, Sell, Sell!  Sell it all to Sequent for March if you can get a good bid and have them agree to pay the moment we/they get confirmation on the nomination.  Try to get other bids to validate as best you can.  Do not talk to Sonat unless you have to - - asking permission is not advisable.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Germany, Chris
Sent:	Wednesday, March 13, 2002 4:38 PM
To:	McMichael Jr., Ed; Concannon, Ruth; 'Mark.Ellenberg@cwt.com'
Cc:	Parks, Joe; Garza, Maria; Mann, Kay; Olinger, Kimberly S.; Sanchez, Christina; Polsky, Phil; Shemin V. Proctor (E-mail); Dhont, Margaret
Subject:	Sonat Park & Loan

Ruth Concannon told me we want to try and sell the parked gas on Sonat.  This is what we have found out over the last 2 days.

ENA no longer has the ability to do nominations on Sonat's scheduling Christina Sanchez (ENA Scheduler) believes that under normal conditions, we can sell the parked gas on Sonat without doing any nominations.  The party we sell the gas to would nominate the gas away from a specific PAL meter and reference our PAL contract as the upstream contract.  Today I spoke with Tammi Depaolis at Sequent - she is interested in buying the gas and she might prepay for it.  I need to know;

1.  What volume to sell, I assume we are talking about 188,949 dth on deal #1222, which means we ignore the loaned volume of 96,000 dth on deal #1424.
2.  What period do I sell the gas for?  All out by March 31st subject to the operational conditions on the pipeline?  Or base load in April?  I prefer all out by March 31st but I would like to ask the pipeline if that's ok?
3.  How many bids do I need to get?  I called Sequent because I know they are active on Sonat.
4.  This may not matter but did Sonat ever pay us for the gas ENA sold them in January 2002 (see items in red down below).

Tammi will probably check with the pipeline to see if its ok to take our gas.  I don't want to sell gas to someone then find out the pipeline will not let them take it.

All of my previous notes are shown below in blue.

Summary:  Sonat has netted our Parked Gas Balance with our Loaned Gas Balance and filed a motion with the courts to retain the remaining Parked Gas Balance, 92,949 dth per my conversation with Sonat, to offset $879,030.42 ENA owes Sonat for the purchase of gas in October 2001.  According to Sonat, the payment was due November 26, 2001 but ENA did not pay.  Sonat's motion is set to be reviewed by the court on March 6th.

2/19/02  History  - Per Dave Dyer (205-326-2007) at Sonat
ENA has 2 Park & Loan (PAL) contracts with Sonat.  All PAL's with Sonat are under master contract PAL1001.  Sonat assigns a deal number to each deal under this contract.

Deal #1424 - ENA borrowed a total of 96,000 dth from Nov 3rd-5th and has not paid this back.  ENA still owes Sonat 96,000 dth.  The terms of the deal were to payback Sonat anytime with 3 days notice on any 3 days on 2002,   SONAT ONLY CHARGED ENA $96.00 FOR THIS DEAL, because Sonat needed to get gas off the system.

Deal #1222 - ENA parked 309,192 dth in August to come out in Jan 2002.  Sonat let ENA withdraw 42,951 on 11/29/01 leaving a balance of 266,241 dth.  In Jan 2002, ENA withdrew 8,588 dth per day for the 1st-9th.  That left a balance of 188,949 dth.  On Jan 8th, 2002, Sonat sent a letter stating that Sonat will hold on to the remaining to balance to offset 1) the Loaned gas on deal #1424 (96,000 dth) and 2) to offset dollars ENA has not paid Sonat for gas Sonat sold to ENA in October 2001.  According to Sonat, the remaining balance on this deal is 92,949 dth = [309,192 parked in Aug - 42,951 w/d in Nov - 77,292 w/d in Jan - 92,000 balance on #1424].  According to Sonat's letter, Sonat has filed the appropriate motion for court approval for the offsets.  According to Dave, ENA is being billed $.00305 x daily balance in this account.  ENA should have paid some bigger amount when the gas was parked in August.

Other items;
ENA purchased system supply from Sonat in October 2001.  ENA purchased 286,998 at an average price of $3.063 = $879,030.42.  According to Sonat, ENA did not pay for this before Enron declared bankruptcy.  ENA also sold Sonat gas - 16,000 dth day at $2.885 (sitara #1172076) in January 2002 and 10,000 dth day at $2.955 in May 2002 (sitara #1172087).  ENA used 77,292 dth of the parked gas on deal #1222 to supply the 16,000 dth before Sonat stopped ENA from withdrawing from the park.  ENA defaulted on 418,708 dth of the Sonat deal in January.

Sonat's in house legal counsel is Patti Frances (205-325-7696).  I left a message for Patti to call me.

2/20/02
Patti Frances returned my call.  Patti said the motion is currently set to be reviewed by the court on March 6th.  I asked Patti if there were any penalties for not performing on the Jan 2002 sale to Sonat and if Sonat was going to pay for the 77,292 dth (8,588 dth per day for Jan 1st - 9th) that ENA did supply.  Patti said she didn't think there were penalties but she would verify that and see if they were going to pay.  I also asked her if Sonat is still honoring the ENA sale to Sonat in May 2002 and if Sonat would pay ENA if ENA performed.  She will check on it and call me back.

2/25/02
Per Kay Mann - Mark Ellenberg is the legal counsel assigned to this contract.
1:10 PM.  Left a follow-up message for Patti Frances regarding our conversation on 2/20/02.

3/11/02
Per Ruth - Mark Ellenberg wants us to try and pull the gas out of the Sonat Pal.  Christina Sanchez (ENA Scheduler) will find out 1) if we still have access to Sonat's EBB and 2) if we can nominate the gas out of the PAL's.

3/13/02
Per Christina - ENA's ID's and passwords have been cancelled.  Christina called Barbara Gilbert (205-325-7310), ENA's account rep at Sonat - Barbara said she would talk about this issue with Sonat's legal counsel and see if its ok to set up ENA with an ID.  Christina also believes we could sell the gas without doing any nominations.  The party we sell the gas to would use a specific PAL's meter and reference our PAL contract as the upstream.
3:30 PM  Tammi Depaolis (832-397-1728) at Sequent is interested in buying this gas and she might prepay to get it.  She will see if they can take the gas without ENA doing a nomination.  I need to verify the volume parked and when I want Sonat to take it out.
3:40 PM  Barbara is waiting to hear from Sonat's legal department.


CONFIDENTIAL - - ATTORNEY CLIENT PRIVILEGE

To all, other than Richard, please do not forward this e-mail on to others.

Richard -

As a follow-up to your request for information in support of any possible
legal action at Gleason, I'm forwarding the attached news report.  I have
copied only the three principle people (Eric, Ben, Mark) involved in
analyzing the complaints, gathering information in support of your legal
research, and responding accordingly.

A few comments:

1.  A third party analysis (Southwest Research Institute - - SWRI) showed no
abnormal noise within the hearing range.
2.  SWRI showed that at 25 Hz there is a louder than expected vibration.
This is well below the hearing range.  There are no vendor, regulatory, or
otherwise, specifications for vibrations in this range.  The fleet of 501
FD's is too small to get any historical data on this range.
3.  SWRI indicated that one possible source could be the water injection
system in the combustor.  We have informed the turbine vendor (Siemens
Westinghouse - - SWPC) of this and asked that they work with us to resolve
the following:
 a.  Is there a problem
 b.  If there is a problem, what can be done to completely correct the cause
of it.
 c.  Barring (b), what can be done to mitigate the effect of the possible
problem (damping material in the stack, etc).
4.  Since we instrumented and tested (by SWRI), we have not had significant
run time.
5.  Mark Dobler and I are meeting with SWPC in Orlando on Monday of next week
to hammer out the detailed plan.
6.  The run season is coming to an end, and I expect fewer than 16 total run
hours before next January.
7.  We are working to resolve whether there is a problem, and if so to
correct it; however, since this is a new generation machine, any efforts have
to be coordinated with the OEM (SWPC); therefore, an expeditious

My instinct is to explain to the press and the neighbors fully what we are
doing, but I want to make sure that we don't put ourselves in any legal
jeopardy.  Advice? I suggest a meeting with all concerned if you have
significant comments/advice.

Mitch
---------------------- Forwarded by Mitch Robinson/Corp/Enron on 09/05/2000
08:13 AM ---------------------------

Ben F Jacoby@ECT
09/04/2000 01:25 PM
Sent by: Ben Jacoby@ECT
To: Mitch Robinson/Corp/Enron@Enron, Eric Thode/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: FW: Eyewitness News 5pm, Friday, 9/1/00

Sounds like this may turn into a big issue...

Regards,

Ben
---------------------- Forwarded by Ben Jacoby/HOU/ECT on 09/04/2000 11:41 AM
---------------------------

"Gary Hasty" <ghasty@pd-engineers.com> on 09/03/2000 02:56:58 PM
Please respond to <ghasty@pd-engineers.com>
To: "Ben Jacoby (E-mail)" <ben.f.jacoby@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: FW: Eyewitness News 5pm, Friday, 9/1/00

?
-----Original Message-----
?Ben - Here is the tag line from the WBBJ  news on Frideay talking about the
noise at the Gleason  plant.?
?:ghasty@aeneas.net]
Sent: Sunday,  September 03, 2000 2:54 PM
To: ghasty@aeneas.net
Subject:  Eyewitness News 5pm, Friday, 9/1/00

LOGO

Eyewitness News 5pm, Friday,  9/1/00

script iconTOP  STORY	script iconAFRICAN STREET FESTIVAL
script iconPOWER  PLANT	script iconTG-AFRICAN
script iconTG-POWER PLANT	script iconBONOBOS
script iconMANHUNT	script iconGIRL  SCOUTS
script iconB-MANHUNT	script iconSMART  WOMAN
script iconMETH  LAB BUST	script iconTG-SMART WOMAN
script iconJACKSON DRUG ARREST	script iconPAP  SMEARS
script iconFIRST  WEATHER	script iconTG-PAP  SMEARS
script iconFIRESTONE	script iconMOOSE  IN POOL
script iconHOLIDAY TRAVEL	?

script iconTOP  STORY
Return to  index of stories... 	A NEW POWER PLANT IN ONE WEST TENNESSEE TOWN
HAS  NEIGHBORS ALL WORKED UP.
	THEIR COMPLAINTS INCLUDE NOT ONLY TOO  MUCH NOISE. BUT HEALTH CONCERNS.
	WELCOME TO SEVEN EYEWITNESS NEWS  'LIVE AT FIVE'.I'M BRAD DOUGLASS.
	AND, I'M DOMINIQUE  VERDIEU.THANKS FOR JOINING US.

script iconPOWER  PLANT
Return to  index of stories... 	CONSTRUCTION ON THE GLEASON POWER PLANT BEGAN
LAST  OCTOBER AND WAS COMPLETED THIS PAST JUNE.
	INSTEAD OF ACTING AS  THE WELCOMING COMMITTEE, NEIGHBORS WANT THE POWER PLANT
OUT OF THEIR  BACKYARD.
	THIS ONCE PEACEFUL GLEASON NEIGHBORHOOD ON JAMES MILL  ROAD HAS BEEN ROCKED
BY THE RUMBLING SOUNDS OF THE NEW GLEASON POWER  PLANT. GENERATING
ELECTRICITY NOT JUST TO WEAKLEY COUNTY, BUT ALL  OVER THE COUNTRY. BUT
NEIGHBORS SAY THEY'D RATHER HAVE IT  ELSEWHERE.
	KAREN ELLIS SAYS SHE'S HAD TO REPLACE HER WINDOWS  BECAUSE OF VIBRATIONS FROM
THE PLANT.
	BLACK AND ELLIS BOTH SAY  VERY LITTLE INFORMATION WAS GIVEN TO RESIDENTS
LIVING NEAR THE PLANT  SITE PRIOR TO ITS CONSTRUCTION. THEY'RE ALSO CONCERNED
ABOUT THE  POTENTIAL HEALTH HAZARDS.
	BUT PLANT MANAGER PETER MCCORMICK WHO  REFUSED TO GIVE US AN ON-CAMERA
INTERVIEW SAYS: "THE PLANT  POSES NO THREAT TO THE ENVIRONMENT". HE FURTHER
ADDS, "THE  CONSTANT NOISE RESIDENTS COMPLAIN ABOUT IS BEING WORKED  ON".
	BUT BOTH BLACK AND ELLIS SAY THAT'S NOT GOOD  ENOUGH.

script iconTG-POWER  PLANT
Return to  index of stories... 	ATTEMPTS TO REACH THE HOUSTON BASED COMPANY
HEADQUARTERS OF ENRON, WHICH OWNS THE PLANT, WERE  UNSUCCESSFUL.
	FOR NOW, RESIDENTS SAY THEY'RE LOOKING INTO LEGAL  MATTERS TO GET THIS ISSUE
RESOLVED.

script iconMANHUNT
Return to index of stories... 	A LATE NIGHT SEARCH FOR A WANTED MAN.
CONTINUES  TODAY IN HENDERSON COUNTY.HE'S CONSIDERED ARMED AND  DANGEROUS.
	BACK IN MARCH THE POLICE DEPARTMENT IN CORINTH,  MISSISSIPPI, ISSUED A
WARRANT FOR 26-YEAR OLD REGGIE JAMISON OF  SELMER.
	HE'S CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED ASSUALT.
	SINCE MARCH  HE'S BEEN SEEN IN PARTS OF BOTH MCNAIRY AND HENDERSON COUNTIES.
	A  SOLID LEAD AROUND 7 LAST NIGHT SENT OFFICIALS TO A RESIDENCE AT 49
MADISON AVENUE WHERE THEY FOUND JAMISON WITH TWO OTHER MEN.
	ALL  THREE MEN FLED FROM POLICE INTO A THICKET NEAR THE LEXINGTON  CEMETERY.

script iconB-MANHUNT
Return to index of stories... 	"HE'D BEEN IN AND OUT SEVERAL TIMES AND
YESTERDAY THE INFORMATION WE RECEIVED WE VERIFIED IT AND THEN  ATTEMPTED TO
MAKE CONTACT WITH HIM AND HAD HIM TO FLEE ON  US."
	THE TWO MEN WITH JAMISON ARE UNIDENTIFIED.
	JAMISON  IS A BLACK MALE. 5'8'' AND WEIGHS 140 POUNDS.
	POLICE SAY HE HAS  A TATOO OF A SIX POINTED STAR ON HIS RIGHT ARM.
	INVESTIGATORS  BELIEVE ALL THREE MEN ARE STILL IN HENDERSON COUNTY.
	POLICE ARE  OFFERING A REWARD UP TO ONE-THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR INFORMATION
LEADING  TO JAMISON'S ARREST.
	IF YOU HAVE INFORMATION CALL THE  CRIMESTOPPERS UNIT IN LEXINGTON AT 968-8477
OR THE LEXINGTON POLICE  DEPARTMENT AT 968-6666.

script iconMETH LAB  BUST
Return to  index of stories... 	AND HENDERSON COUNTY AUTHORITIES ADD ANOTHER
METH  LAB BUST TO THEIR LIST.
	THE HENDERSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT  DISCOVERD A METH OPERATION AROUND
ROBERTS ROAD OFF RUSH TRAIL AREA  ABOUT 8:00 LAST NIGHT.
	THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SAYS SOME  RESIDENTS WHO LIVE NEARBY FOUND
CONTAINERS AND METH-MAKING  INGREDIENTS IN THE WOODS.
	OFFICIALS SAY THE METH HAS A VALUE OF  AROUND 7-THOUSAND DOLLARS.
	AT THIS TIME, THE DEPARTMENT HAS NO  LEADS OR SUSPECTS.
	THE CASE IS STILL BEING INVESTIGATED.
	IF  YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION, CALL THE HENDERSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S  DEPARTMENT
AT 968-2407.

script iconJACKSON DRUG  ARREST
Return to  index of stories... 	AND, A COMBINED EFFORT FROM SEVERAL LAW
ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES BROUGHT OFFICERS TO AN EAST JACKSON  NEIGHBORHOOD LATE
LAST NIGHT
	THE METRO NARCOTICS UNIT ARRIVED AT  28 ARCHWOOD IN EAST JACKSON SHORTLY
BEFORE ELEVEN LAST  NIGHT.
	WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF SEVERAL CITY, COUNTY AND STATE  AGENCIES, OFFICERS
WENT SERVING A SEARCH WARRANT.
	DURING THE  SEARCH, EIGHT POUNDS OF MARIJUANA, SIX FIREARMS, OVER 13-HUNDRED
DOLLARS IN CASH AND OTHER ITEMS WERE SEIZED.
	39 YEAR OLD ZANNIE  JONES WAS ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF
MARIJUANA WITH  INTENT TO SELL OR DELIVER, POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
AND  POSSESSION OF A FIREARM WITH AN ALTERED SERIAL NUMBER.
	HE'LL BE  ARRAIGNED IN MADISON COUNTY GENERAL SESSIONS COURT.

script iconFIRST  WEATHER
Return to  index of stories... 	LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT FIRST WEATHER NOW WITH
EDDIE  HOLMES.EDDIE IS IT GOING TO BE A LONG HOT WEEKEND?
	AD  LIB

script iconFIRESTONE
Return to index of stories... 	FOR FIRESTONE. THIS HAS BEEN ONE MISERABLE
WEEK.
	THE COMPANY IS FACING POSSIBLE CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS, CIVIL  LAWSUITS, A
CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION, AND A MIDNIGHT STRIKE  DEADLINE WITH ONE OF
THEIR UNIONS.
	AND AS ANDREW COLTON TELLS  US.TODAY BROUGHT YET ANOTHER SCARE, ABOUT A
POSSIBLE DANGER FROM  FIRESTONE TIRES.
	HE GOVERNMENT IS NOW WARNING OWNERS OF CERTAIN  CHEVY BLAZERS, AND NISSAN
	AND FORD PICKUPS. YOUR FIRESTONE TIRES  MAY HAVE SERIOUS DEFECTS, TOO!
	THE TREADS COULD SEPARATE!
	.FOR  NOW, IT'S JUST A WARNING. FIRESTONE REFUSED TO RECALL THE  1.4
	MILLION TIRES INVOLVED.
	.THE COMPANY *STILL* TRYING TO  REPLACE THE 6.5 MILLION TIRES -- MOSTLY
	ON FORD EXPLORERS -- THAT  IT **DID** RECALL LAST MONTH.
	THE WARNING COMES AT THE END OF A  BAD WEEK FOR BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE.
	ALREADY, THE VENEZUALAN  GOVERNMENT SAID IT MIGHT CRIMINALLY CHARGE
	FIRESTONE AND FORD FOR  SELLING TIRES ON EXPLORERS IN THAT COUNTRY THAT LED
	TO 46  FATALITIES.
	AND TONIGHT, 8000 FIRESTONE WORKERS ARE SET TO STRIKE  IF THEY DON'T GET A
	NEW CONTRACT. NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE IN ST.  LOUIS. BUT IN DECATUR,
	ILLINOIS, WHERE MANY OF THE BAD TIRES  WERE MADE, UNION LEADERS ARE READY
	FOR A WALK OUT.
	RANDY  GORDON
	STEELWORKERS LOCAL VICE PRESIDENT
	NEXT WEEK, THE  C-E-O'S OF FIRESTONE AND FORD WILL TESTIFY  BEFORE
	CONGRESS.ANSWERING QUESTIONS ABOUT WHAT THEY KNEW AND  WHEN. YESTERDAY,
	FORD C-E-O JACQUE NASSER SAID AN INVESTIGATON IS  VITAL.
	JACQUE NASSER/FORD CEO
	THURSDAY SOUNDBITE
	"I  WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT I AM. TIRES ON OUR  VEHICLES."
	FIRESTONE'S FUTURE COULD BE IN TROUBLE. FORD HAS  USED FIRESTONE TIRES.
ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY. SINCE THE MODEL-T A  CENTURY AGO. NOW FORD SAYS IT WILL
USE OTHER TIRES, AS  WELL.
	ANDREW COLTON, ABC NEWS, MIAMI.

script iconHOLIDAY  TRAVEL
Return to  index of stories... 	SUMMER DAYS ARE COMING TO A CLOSE FOR THE
YEAR.AND  FOR MANY OF YOU, LABOR DAY SIGNALS THE END OF SUMMER GET-AWAYS
WITH  THE FAMILY.
	CONSTRUCTION ALONG PORTIONS OF MADISON COUNTY'S  INTERSTATE HAVE FINALLY BEEN
COMPLETED. AND THAT'S GOOD NEWS FOR  THOSE OF YOU WHO WILL GET BEHIND THE
WHEEL THIS WEEKEND.
	THE  SPEED LIMIT IS BACK TO 70-MILES PER HOUR THROUGH THE OLD WORK  ZONES.
	BUT THAT'S NOT THE GO AHEAD TO SPEED.OFFICERS WILL BE OUT  IN FULL FORCE
MAKING SURE YOU OBEY ALL TRAFFIC LAWS.
	THE LABOR  DAY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIOD RUNS THROUGH MIDNIGHT  MONDAY.

script iconAFRICAN STREET  FESTIVAL
Return to  index of stories... 	IF YOU'RE NOT HEADING OUT OF TOWN FOR THE
LABOR  DAY HOLIDAY. THIS WEEKEND YOU'LL FIND PLENTY OF ENTERTAINMENT IN
DOWNTOWN JACKSON.
	MISTY SHAY COLE JOINS US WITH DETAILS ON WHERE  YOU AND YOUR FAMILY CAN FIND
MUSIC, DANCE, GAMES AND MUCH MUCH  MORE.
	SCRIPT N/A

script iconTG-AFRICAN
Return to index  of stories... 	AGAIN THE AFRICAN STREET FESTIVAL KICKS OFF
LATER  TONIGHT AND RUNS THROUGH SUNDAY AT THE T.R. WHITE SPORTSPEX ON HAYS
AVENUE IN DOWNTOWN JACKSON.
	THE ACTIVITIES BEGIN AT 6PM  TONIGHT.10AM SATURDAY.AND 11AM SUNDAY.
	ADMISSION IS FREE.

script iconBONOBOS
Return to index of stories... 	DEEP IN THE HEART OF AFRICA, ONE OF THE THE
MOST  INTELLIGENT ANIMALS ON EARTH FIGHTS FOR SURVIVAL IN A REMOTE RAIN
FOREST.
	THE ANIMAL IS THE BONOBO.
	SCIENTISTS HAVE THEIR OWN  NAME FOR THIS UNUSUAL PRIMATE."THE PEACEFUL CHIMP."
	LIZ  PURCELL TELLS US WHY THE NAME FITS IN THIS ENDANGERED SPECIES  REPORT.
	BONOBOS ARE UNLIKE ANY OTHER PRIMATE THAT EXISTS ON  EARTH. PHYSICALLY,
	THEY STAND OUT BECAUSE OF THEIR GRACEFUL BUILD  AND ROUNDISH FACE. SOCIALLY
	THEY'RE DIFFERENT BECAUSE THEY'RE  VERY PEACEFUL.AND VERY
	SEXUAL.PRIMATES.
	"LIKE CHIMPANZEES  BONOBOS ARE OUR CLOSEST LIVING RELATIVE. THEY WERE  ONLY
	DISCOVERED IN THE 1920'S AND IDENTIFIED AS A SEPARATE  SPECIES FROM CHIMPS."
	WHILE CHIMPANZEES ARE VERY AGGRESSIVE  AND THEIR SOCIETY IS DOMINATED BY
	MALES, THE OPPOSITE IS TRUE OF  BONOBOS.
	"BONOBOS ARE EXTREMELY UNUSUAL BECAUSE FEMALES ARE  THE MOST TIGHTLY BONDED
	IN THE GROUP AND THEY USE THOSE BONDS TO  CO-OPERATE WITH EACH OTHER AND
	THEN DOMINATE MALES AND THIS IS  VERY RARE AMONG MAMMALS."
	BONOBOS REJECT VIOLENCE IN THEIR  COMMUNITY. THEY USE SEXUAL ACTIVITY TO
	EASE TENSIONS AND SETTLE  DISPUTES. AMY PARISH MONITORS THE DAILY
	ACTIVITIES OF A GROUP OF  BONOBOS AT THE SAN DIEGO WILD ANIMAL PARK. THERE
	ARE FEW IN  CAPTIVITY ANYWHERE--AND THIS ONE OF THE LARGEST GROUPS IN  THE
	U-S.
	"AARON, KILI, COME HERE."
	ANIMAL  KEEPERS AT THE PARK FIND THAT THE BONOBOS ARE SO QUICK AND  SO
	INTELLIGENT THAT WORKING WITH THEM IS A REAL  CHALLENGE.
	"THEY'RE VERY ACTIVE CREATURES. THEY'RE  CONSTANTLY PLAYING, MOVING,
	FORAGING FOR FOOD."
	BONOBOS  LIVE IN AN AFRICAN RAINFOREST IN THE CONGO BASIN LOCATED IN  THE
	COUNTRY FORMERLY KNOWN AS ZAIRE. THEY'RE ENDANGERED BECAUSE  THEIR FOREST
	IS BEING DESTROYED BY LOGGING COMPANIES. AND THEY'RE  HUNTED FOR FOOD.
	FEWER THAN 20-THOUSAND OF THESE ANIMALS ARE  ALIVE IN AFRICA TODAY. THE
	BONOBOS, THEIR UNIQUE SOCIAL SYSTEM  AND THEIR HABITAT ARE UNDER ATTACK IN
	THE  WILD.

script iconGIRL  SCOUTS
Return to  index of stories... 	A TIME OF YEAR AMERICANS WAIT FOR, AND THEIR
TASTE  BUDS YEARN FOR, COULD CEASE TO EXIST.
	THE GIRL SCOUTS ARE TRYING  TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT A SHORTAGE OF TROOP
LEADERS.
	AS A  RESULT, THOUSANDS OF GIRLS WHO WANT TO GET INVOLVED WITH SCOUTING  ARE
BEING TURNED AWAY.
	TRADITIONALLY, THE LEADERS HAVE BEEN MOMS  AND GRANDMAS.
	NOW, THEY'RE TARGETING SINGLE PROFESSIONAL WOMEN.18  TO 35.TO STEP UP TO THE
PLATE.
	AND WITHOUT SOME HELP FROM  VOLUNTEERS.A THREAT TO THE GROUP MEANS A THREAT
TO THE TASTY COOKIES  MANY OF YOU HAVE COME TO LOVE.

script iconSMART  WOMAN
Return to  index of stories... 	SOME OF YOU MAY REMEMBER IT. OTHERS MAY HAVE
NO  RECOLLECTION - HISTORY CLASS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
	WE LEARNED  ABOUT OUR FOUNDING FATHERS, THE CIVIL WAR, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
	THE  KNOWLEDGE MOSTLY CAME FROM BOOKS.
	WELL, TODAY, KATHERINE STEELE  INTRODUCES US TO A WOMAN WHO BRINGS HISTORY
ALIVE TO SCHOOL  CHILDREN.
	MOST DAYS VICKIE DANIEL LOOKS LIKE THIS. A SINGER WHO  ENJOYS THE STAGE. BUT
SEVERAL DAYS A MONTH SHE  TRANSFORMS.
	"PHILANTHROPIST, SOCIAL ACTIVIST, BUSINESSWOMAN,  MOTHER."
	INTO MADAM C.J. WALKER.
	THE FIRST SELF-MADE  BLACK FEMALE MILLIONAIRE. SHE INVENTED WALKER HAIR CARE
PRODUCTS IN  THE EARLY NINETEEN HUNDREDS. BY 1918, 20-THOUSAND WOMEN WERE
SELLING  THEM AND THE COMPANY WAS EARNING NEARLY 300 THOUSAND  DOLLARS.
	"MADAM C.J. WALKER LEFT A RICH  LEGACY."
	SEVERAL DAYS A MONTH, MADAM WALKER VISITS TEACHERS  TO GIVE THEM A LITTLE
LESSON.
	"THEY TORE THAT BUILDING  DOWN."
	THEN SHE INTRODUCES HERSELF TO KIDS.
	"ACROSS  THE STREET MY NEIGHBORS ARE THE ROCKEFELLERS."
	SHE WORKS  WITH A PROGRAM BRINGING HISTORY ALIVE.
	"I THINK IT'S A  WONDERFUL WAY TO TEACH HISTORY AND TO SHOW THE POWER OF
HISTORY."
	THE PROGRAM INCLUDES MARY TODD LINCOLN,  FORTHY-NINERS FROM THE GOLD RUSH
DAYS AND EIGHT OTHER HISTORICAL  CHARACTERS.
	"I THINK THEY REALLY ENJOYED AND WILL ALWAYS  REMEMBER WHAT THEY LEARNED."
	"SHE HAD A DREAM ABOUT HER  HAIR CARE PRODUCTS AND SO SHE MADE IT."
	THEY EVEN LEARNED A  LITTLE MORE THAN HISTORY.
	"I LEARNED THAT IF YOU HAVE A LOT  OF CONFIDENCE IN YOURSELF YOU CAN
ACCOMPLISH  SOMETHING."
	OTHER WAYS TO SHARE HISTORY WITH YOUR KIDS IS TO  TELL THEM YOUR FAMILY
STORIES, TAKE THEM TO HISTORICAL SITES IN YOUR  OWN TOWN. IN THE END, YOU;LL
PROBABLY LEARN SOMETHING TOO. KATHERINE  STEELE, 7-EYEWITNESS NEWS.

script iconTG-SMART  WOMAN
Return to  index of stories... 	THE INDIANA HUMANITIES COUNCIL FUNDS "HISTORY
ALIVE."
	FOR INFORMATION ON GETTING A PROGRAM LIKE THIS  STARTED IN YOUR AREA, CONTACT
THE COUNCIL TOLL FREE AT  800-675-8897.
	OR YOU CAN CHECK OUT IVANHOE DOT COM FORWARD SLASH  SMART WOMAN ON THE WORLD
WIDE WEB.

script iconPAP  SMEARS
Return to  index of stories... 	IN HEALTH NEWS.LADIES, THIS IS A REPORT YOU
CAN'T  AFFORD TO MISS.
	THE TEST IS HERE.
	THE FIBER OPTIC CERVICAL  PROBE IS NOW BEING TESTED BY DOCTORS IN HOUSTON,
TEXAS.
	AND,  ALREADY THEY BELIEVE IT'S FAR MORE ACCURATE AND DEFINITELY FASTER AT
DETECTING CERVICAL CANCER THAN THE PAP SMEAR.
	CHRISTI MYERS  REPORTS ON WHAT THIS MEANS TO THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY.
	PAULA  ROBERTS IS ONE OF 400 STUDY PATIENTS WHO WILL BE TESTING A  NEW
	FIBER OPTIC PROBE.AND COMPARING IT TO THE PAP  SMEAR.
	"THIS IS THE PROBE THAT WE'RE GONNA USE TO TAKE THE  MEASUREMENTS."
	THE CERVICAL PROBE WHICH IS BEING TESTED AT  M.D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER MAY
SOMEDAY REPLACE THE PAP SMEAR AS A  FASTER AND MORE ACCURATE WAY TO DETECT
CERVICAL CANCER. INSTEAD OF  WAITING FOR RESULTS. WOMEN LEARN IF THEY HAVE
CANCER OR PRECANCEROUS  CHANGES IMMEDIATELY.
	"WITH THE PROBE THEY CAN TELL  IMMEDIATELY IF THERE'S A PROBLEM AND TAKE A
BIOPSY OR WHATEVER THEY  NEED RIGHT THEN."
	THE PROBE IS PLACED PAINLESSLY AGAINST THE  CERVIX.SHINING LIGHT ONTO
	THE TISSUE. CANCER CELLS AND PRE  CANCEROUS CELLS ABSORB LIGHT
	DIFFERENTLY
	"WHAT HAPPENS IS  AS CELLS GET MORE DYSPLASTIC AND MOVE TOWARD CANCER, THE
NUCLEI  ACTUALLY GET CRINKLED SO THEY REFLECT LIGHT IN A MORE SCATTERED  WAY."
	THE PROBE'S INFORMATION IS FED INTO A COMPUTER WHICH  INTEPRETS THE TEST IN
MINUTES. AND PATIENTS DON'T EVEN HAVE TO WAIT  FOR A DOCTOR TO READ THE
RESULTS. PHYSICIANS ASSISTANTS AND AIDES  HAVE USED THE DEVICE SUCCESSFULLY
IN THE TRIAL.
	"THIS WILL  GIVE US A WHOLE NEW STEP TO GO TOWARDS IN FINDING CANCER IN THE
EARLIER STAGES, POSSIBLY BEING ABLE TO FIND A CURE  ALSO."

script iconTG-PAP  SMEARS
Return to  index of stories... 	THAT WAS CHRISTI MYERS REPORTING.
	BY THE WAY,  THE PROBE MAY ALSO BE USED TO SOMEDAY DETECT CANCERS IN THE
MOUTH,  COLON AND BLADDER.

script iconMOOSE IN  POOL
Return to  index of stories... 	WHILE THE CAT IS AWAY THE MOUSE WILL PLAY.OR
IN  THIS CASE,
	WHILE THE HOMEOWNER'S AWAY THE *MOOSE* WILL  PLAY.
	A LOOSE MOOSE PROBABLY HOT. PROBABLY TIRED. FOUND SOMEONE'S  POOL IN NEW
HAMPSHIRE AND DECIDED TO GO FOR A DIP.
	AND IT APPEARS  AFTER JUMPING IN.THE OL' GAL FELL IN LOVE WITH THE WATER.
	SHE SET  OUT PRACTICING HER SWIMMING TECHNIQUE BY SWIMMING THE LENGTH OF THE
POOL.

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---------------------- Forwarded by Benjamin Rogers/HOU/ECT on 09/25/2000
12:39 PM ---------------------------

"Iaconetti, Louis" <louis.iaconetti@csfb.com> on 09/25/2000 11:26:38 AM
To: "Don Miller (E-mail)" <Don.Miller@enron.com>, "'Benjamin Rogers'"
<Benjamin.Rogers@enron.com>
cc: "Bartlett, James" <james.bartlett@csfb.com>, "Al-Farisi, Omar"
<omar.al-farisi@csfb.com>, "Modi, Rishi" <rishi.modi@csfb.com>, "Heckler,
James" <james.heckler@csfb.com>
Subject: Additional Questions

I received a call from Tom Favinger at PG&E today.  He is looking for the
responses to his questions from last week and also has a new question.  He
would like to get a breakout of the $10.25 million item in the Pastoria
capital budget labeled Pre-Commercial Operations Costs.

I also spoke to Darryn O Llegas from PECO today.  They are planning to bid
on the peakers and LV Cogen on Friday.  His questions are:

Peakers

* Will Enron's control area dispatching/scheduling software be
included in the property conveyed with the peakers?
* Do the Peaker's permits make any allowance for combined cycle
operation or would they need to re-start the permitting process?
* They would like clarification concerning the joint ownership of gas
interconnects - what is owned, cost to maintain, etc.

LV Cogen

* Update on status of Phase II permitting?
* Update on status of development process?
* Are there any tax abatements of any type for the Phase II project?

Additional Comments from PECO:

* Don't have price curves yet for all of the peakers markets - will
need to develop prior to final bid.
* May have a concern re: market power for the peakers as a result of
the PECO/Unicom merger.  They will be comfortable enough to bid this week
and don't expect it to be a concern for the final bid.
* They will probably submit a bid with separate values for: Wheatland;
other peakers together; LV Cogen.
* They are working their bid from two perspectives: replacement cost
plus a premium and discounted cash flow.  DCF will obviously change as they
get their price curves updated.


595511 - buy Idaho, May, Mid-C, 330

And on the Bloomberg confirms re: Mid-C - I'm pulling up the contract through
Livelink, because Sean wants to make sure the language does not allow for
curtailment at Mid-C if another unit in the path goes down. He says our Mid-C
is unrestricted anyway, so we shouldn't need another name in Enpower. Is this
the first time you've seen this delivery point name in a confirmation? Hold
off on this confirm for just a minute while I go over this with Sean.

Thanks,
Kate

Evelyn Metoyer@ENRON
04/27/2001 01:45 PM
To: Kate Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: MISSING DEALS

Bloomberg
Mike Swerzbin

I am missing
Buy from Idaho May Mid-C  peak 25mw at $330.00

Also, Bloomberg sent over some confirmations for deal 595472 and 595473 and
the location is for unrestricted Mid-C.  Should we have this deal in enpower
as unrestricted Mid-C because if so it's not a selection currently.   Just
wondering!!


---------------------- Forwarded by Darron C Giron/HOU/ECT on 11/29/2000
12:39 PM ---------------------------

kim.mayers@mail.sprint.com on 11/29/2000 12:32:32 PM
To: crichter@amfm.com, darron.c.giron@enron.com, jcmayers@earthlink.net,
smmayers@earthlink.net
cc:
Subject: FW: New Movie

Kim Mayers
Product Manager
Sprint Broadband Wireless Group
Phone: (913) 315-9132
PCS: (913) 269-8197
Fax: (913) 315-0760
kim.mayers@mail.sprint.com

-----

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I will correct the spelling and forward the letter to you tomorrow.

From: Amr Ibrahim@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on 11/12/2000 08:19 PM
To: Scott Neal/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Request for a short phone call

Scott:

This is very kind of you and I really appreciate it very much.  I shall phone
you to thank you on behalf of my family and myself as a stop gap measure till
I am back from India by 1st week of December to thank you in person.

The lawyer has asked me to compile all the letters, thus kindly send it by
internal mail to Amr Ibrahim, EB4737B.  Finally, strange as it might sound,
the lawyer has spelled my first name in the letter wrongly as "Amir", and I
wonder if there is still time to correct it to "Amr" without the "i".  If
this is a bit late, then it is fine as it stands.

Once more, thank you very, and I really appreciate it.

Very best regards

AI
Delhi

	Scott Neal@ECT
	11/12/2000 07:35 PM

		 To: Amr Ibrahim/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Re: Request for a short phone call

I have prepared  a recommendation letter as  you have requested.  It is my
pleasure to do so.  Please advise as to when to send, etc.  I am available to
visit on the phone any time after 2:3opm any day this week.  However, I will
be out of the office on Thursday and Friday Nov. 16-17.

From: Amr Ibrahim@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on 11/06/2000 02:28 PM
To: Scott Neal@ECT
cc:
Subject: Request for a short phone call

Scott:

I hope that all is well.  India is still going strong with additional
involvement in commodity trading (electricity, fuels...etc.)

Please advice of the best time to phone you this week to seek your help in
reference to compiling letters of recommendation for the Green Card
application.  The application, supported by Enron, will be under the "Alien
of Extraordinary Ability" Category.   I am sure that your recommendation will
go a very long way and I am hopeful that you will agree to help.

I am enclosing the email I received from the lawyer and the sample letter
suggested. I am trying to highlight--where the lawyer indicated--the attempts
to safeguard and promote US investment in Argentina,  the rapport I had with
the various echelons of authority in that country, and shed light on
character and ability.  Please feel free to add/delete as you see fit and
advice of any comments and/or suggestions.

Needless to say, and regardless of outcome, I really appreciate your help and
advice.

Best regards

AI
713-839-3037

----- Original Message -----
From: Law Clerk 2 <lawclerk2@tindallfoster.com>
To: <amr_I@swbell.net>
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 11:36 AM
Subject: Sample letter of resommendation

> _______________
> Tindall & Foster, P.C.
> Email Message from Tamara D. Bruce
>
>
> Dear Mr. Ibrahim:
>
> Pursuant to your seeking Permanent residency through  the Alien of
> Extraordinary Ability Category, please find attached a sample letter of
> recommendation. Please forward this document to those you wish to write
your
> letters of recommendation for your application. The more recommendations
you
> can get, the better. Please ask them to place the letter on their
letterhead
> and to make any adjustment they so wish to make, returning to you. Once
you
> receive these letters of recommendation, please forward them to us to be
> included in your packet. Should you have any further inquiries, please do
> not hesitate to contact me
>
> Sincerely yours,
>
>  <<Sample letter of recommendation.doc>>
>
> Tamara Dawn Bruce
> Law Clerk
> Tindall & Foster, P.C.
> 600 Travis Street, Suite 2800
> Houston, Texas, 77002-3094
> Telephone: (713) 229-0636, ext. 1177
> Mobile: (281) 686-3809
> Fax: (713) 228-1303
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> <http://www.tindallfoster.com/>
> _____________________________
>
>
> CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT:  This electronic message contains information
> from the law firm of Tindall & Foster, P.C. and may be confidential or
> privileged.  The information is intended to be for the use of the
individual
> or entity named above.  If you are not the intended recipient, be aware
that
> any disclosure, copying, distribution, or use of the contents of this
> message is prohibited.  If you have received this message in error, please
> notify us immediately by reply email or by telephone at (713) 229-8733 and
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 - Sample letter of recommendation.doc


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I don't understand the PA gas for Peco comments.  Can you guys clear this up
for me?

---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Germany/HOU/ECT on 12/28/99 09:47
AM ---------------------------

pdrexel@columbiaenergygroup.com on 12/28/99 09:18:43 AM
To: Dan Junek/HOU/ECT@ECT, Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: FINAL - JANUARY 2000 NEEDS

---------------------- Forwarded by Paul Drexelius/CES/ColumbiaGas on 12/28/99
09:25 AM ---------------------------

KIM NOVSEK BIZIK
12/28/99 09:05 AM

To: Morgan Sharifi/CES/ColumbiaGas@ColumbiaGas, Dale Ray
East/CES/ColumbiaGas@ColumbiaGas, Phil Villagomez/CES/ColumbiaGas@ColumbiaGas,
Darren Espey/CES/ColumbiaGas@ColumbiaGas
cc: Noel Bartlo/CES/ColumbiaGas@ColumbiaGas, Paul
Drexelius/CES/ColumbiaGas@ColumbiaGas, Marianne
Stiles/CES/ColumbiaGas@ColumbiaGas, Joanne Swogger/CES/ColumbiaGas@ColumbiaGas
Subject: FINAL - JANUARY 2000 NEEDS

Good Morning.  As per my conversation with Noel this morning, he will be
getting back to be whether CG&E will be served off ANR or TGT.  I have space
of
2000 dth at Springboro as per CG&E.

I have my PECO numbers listed below in purple.

ANR
 CG&E- deliveries to Springboro 1550 dth/day LDC Nom Deadline is
12:30 on the 30th - note this can be served off TGT

Tetco
 BUG  145 dth/day LDC Nom Deadline is noon on the
28th
 Con Ed 261 dth/day  (estimate ONLY) LDC Nom Deadline is 2
pm on the 30th
 PECO  1006 dth/day Monday - Friday and 452 dth/day
Saturday and Sunday LDC Nom Deadline is noon on the 30th
 PECO-PAGas  250 dth/day Monday - Friday and 230 dth/day Saturday and
Sunday
 PSEG  1696 dth/day LDC Nom Deadline is 10 pm on the 29th
 Etown  23 dth/day LDC Nom Deadline is noon on the
29th
 NJN  7528 dth/day LDC Nom Deadline is 12:30 est on
the 30th

CNG - PA gas for PECO /day  (If we have a problem flowing this much,
please let me know as soon as possible so we can buy delivered gas to PECO's
gate from one of the other suppliers)

Transco
 LILCO  382 dth/day    (capacity release is also for
382) LDC Nom Deadline is noon on the 27th
 PSEG  189 dth/day LDC Nom Deadline is 10 pm on the
29th
 S Jersey  113 dth/day Transco nom must show Enduser # 012224 to
be confirmed- LDC Deadline is 12:30 on the 30th
 Piedmont 1113 dth/day LDC Nom Deadline was 10:30 est on
the 22nd - just need activity number now
 PSNC  190 dth/day (CES will get the capacity release for
this from PSNC)
   The supply will be from PSNC's pool #7620 (this is
their station 85 pool)

Texas Gas
 DP&L  1298 dth/day  LDC Nom Deadline is
12:30 est on the 30th
 CG&E  1550 dth/day LDC Nom Deadline is 12:30 on
the 30th - note this can be served off TGT


(Solely revising list below to note that GPU services termination letter came in during the holidays as well.)

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Portz, David
Sent:	Wednesday, January 02, 2002 10:01 AM
To:	Panus, Stephanie; Bailey, Susan
Cc:	Nettelton, Marcus; Sager, Elizabeth; Hansen, Leslie; Murphy, Harlan; Miller, Don (Asset Mktg); Presto, Kevin M.; Portz, David
Subject:	RE: EPMI List Non terminated parties
Importance:	High

Stephanie and Susan -- This remains a priority.  Please e-mail those persons identified above when a termination letter comes in from any of the below-listed East Power counterparties, and give a copy of the letter received to one of the listed power trading attorneys for immediate review.  Following a meeting this afternoon we will have a moire fully defined procedure and distribution list of names for communicating regarding the listed counterparties.  I will visit with you this morning so that we work out any questions you may have about this.  Thanks. --David

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Portz, David
Sent:	Friday, December 21, 2001 11:30 AM
To:	Panus, Stephanie
Cc:	Nettelton, Marcus; Sager, Elizabeth; Hansen, Leslie; Murphy, Harlan
Subject:	RE: EPMI List Non terminated parties

Stephanie -- Please keep watch for termination letters coming in from any of these counterparties and make me aware immediately of anything received --also Elizabeth Sager, Marcus, Harlan and Leslie.  We may be resuming the scheduling of power with these counterparties but will not do so with a party that has terminated its enabling agreement(s) with EPMI.  Thanks.

Restore Service List     21 Dec. 01

AES New Energy
Alcoa Power Geenerating
Ameren  [Portz, David]  terminated by letter dated 12-18-01
BECO (Boston Electric)
Cargill Alliant LLC
Central Maine
Citizens Communications Co
CP&L (Carolina Power & Light)
DTE Energy Trading
Entergy Services
First Energy Solutions [Portz, David]   terminated effective 1- 2 -02 by letter dated 12-21-01
Green Mountain Power Corp.
GPU Service  [Portz, David]   terminated effective 1-21-02 by letter dated 12-21-01
HQ Energy Services (Hydro Quebec) [Portz, David]    terminated effective 1-1-02 by letter dated 12-18-01
IP&L (Indiana Power & Light)
LG&E (LG&E Energy Marketing)
Minnesota Power & Light
NIMO (Niagara Mohawk Energy
NSTAR Electric )
OG&E (OGE Energy Resources)
Select Energy
Southern Illinois
Split Rock Energy
Taunton Municipal Light
TXU Energy Trading
UI (United Illuminating [Portz, David]  terminated by letter dated 12-21-01
VEPCO (Virginia Electric Power Co.)
Wisconsin Electric

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Panus, Stephanie
Sent:	Friday, December 21, 2001 10:00 AM
To:	Portz, David; Nettelton, Marcus
Subject:	EPMI List

 << File: EPMI List.xls >>  << File: Letter Log 12-20.xls >>

Attached is a list of the EPMI terminations.  The 12-20 list may contain additional EPMI counterparties that have not yet been added to the Master List.


Mona:

I will check on it and get back to you next week.

MR

	Mona L Petrochko
	01/12/2001 04:50 PM

		 To: Margo Reyna/NA/Enron@Enron
		 cc: Barbara A Hueter/NA/Enron@Enron, Donald Lassere/NA/Enron@Enron, Jeff
Dasovich/NA/Enron@Enron, Lara Leibman/NA/Enron@Enron, Marchris
Robinson/NA/Enron@Enron, Scott Bolton/Enron Communications@Enron
Communications, Sue Nord/NA/Enron@Enron, Susan M Landwehr/NA/Enron@Enron,
Tracy Cooper/Enron Communications@Enron Communications, Xi Xi/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications
		 Subject: Re: CLEC Licensing

Good question, Margo.  Yes, we should do as you suggest, check with counsel
about transferring the existing CLEC license to ETI.  If not, then naturally,
we will need to refile our application.  Marchris, could you check with
counsel in FL and TX counsel?  Scott, could you check with OR?  I will check
with Dan Clearfield for NY.  I will also submit an RCR for tier 1 and tier 2
states for next week.  Please let me and Margo know what counsel advises.
Thanks.

Margo Reyna
01/12/2001 04:18 PM
To: Mona L Petrochko/NA/Enron@Enron
cc: Barbara A Hueter/NA/Enron@Enron, Donald Lassere/NA/Enron@Enron, Jeff
Dasovich/NA/Enron@Enron, Lara Leibman/NA/Enron@Enron, Marchris
Robinson/NA/Enron@Enron, Scott Bolton/Enron Communications@Enron
Communications, Sue Nord/NA/Enron@Enron, Susan M Landwehr/NA/Enron@Enron,
Tracy Cooper/Enron Communications@Enron Communications, Xi Xi/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications

Subject: Re: CLEC Licensing

Mona,

How will we proceed in those states where we have obtained CLEC authority for
EBS?  Should we first ask counsel to determine whether we can simply transfer
the existing CLEC license to ETI?  I imagine we cannot do that, but I'm just
wondering if it is a logical first step in those states to at least ask.

Thanks.

Margo Reyna
Regulatory Analyst
Enron Corp., Government Affairs
Phone:  713-853-9191


Still sore?  Up for tennis?  I can play Wed or Thurs.  Talk to you soon.


** Proprietary **

Louie:  Not particularly surprising.  There remains the concern that the
Nation has  not waived its immunity from suit even in tribal court.  I wonder
if they would discuss that (they have refused in the recent past).  If they
don't, that would leave us with:  (1) the Department of the Interior, with
respect to certain disputes arising under the ROW agreement--particularly on
issues of cancellation; and (2) an "ex Parte Young" action in federal court
for injunction against tribal officials seeking to enjoin acts in excess of
tribal power under federal law--with the possible result that the federal
court requires us to exhaust tribal court remedies before it hears the
issues.  This would help only in egregious circumstances or when the Nation
exceeds its jurisdictional power.  If TW agrees to the standard terms and
conditions, it will be tough to show the Nation is exceeding its powers,
since they require consent to broad tribal powers.

Please raise any questions.  Lynn

>>> <Louis.Soldano@enron.com> 07/26/00 06:37AM >>>
Larry Ruzow met with the Navajo DOJ (a Jim Fitting, Esq. ) yesterday
afternoon on another matter.  In the course of the meeting,
Mr. Fitting made clear that the DOJ will oppose any deal that calls for
disputes to be adjudicated in any
forum other than the Navajo Nation Courts (and that this meant DOJ
opposition to arbitration as well.)

Larry expressed that we should not expect Ms. Tapahe (who is more militant
on sovereignty-related
issues) to be willing to compromise on forum issues.

He did remind me of the Resources Committee process.

At this point we will attempt a meeting regardless and report back on
progress.


---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 04/14/2000
01:48 PM ---------------------------

khazlewo@swbell.net on 04/14/2000 12:19:58 PM
Please respond to khazlewo@swbell.net
To: Vince Kaminski <vkamins@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: Bonds

The difference is $4,391. You can send more if you would like to add to
the tax-free money fund.
Thank you
Keith Hazlewood

Edward Jones
P.O. Box 9479
The Woodlands, TX 77387


Allen,

Let me try again.

Vince


the website says that EAST-TP1 - PRC & Bas are not official.  I checked both post ids and they are official.  The postids are 1435337 & 1435338 respectively.  Thanks.
PL


PennFuture's E-cubed is a commentary biweekly email publication  concerning
the
current themes and trends in the energy market.

June 14, 2001
Vol. 3, No. 11
?
A Rock and a Hard  Place
?
Today, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) voted  3-0 to approve
a settlement*proposed by FirstEnergy, GPU, the Office of Consumer  Advocate,
the Industrial Intervenor groups and PennFuture*to resolve the
FirstEnergy/GPU merger and provider of last resort rate increase requests.
The  PUC was faced with a seemingly intractable choice: grant a rate increase
that  violates the rate cap and risk unraveling every utility rate cap and
stranded  cost recovery decision in Pennsylvania, or just saying &no8 and
risk*according  to GPU*creating a financially unstable distribution utility.
In approving the  settlement, the PUC resolved the thorny issues raised by
the cases without  excusing GPU,s failure to adequately plan its provider of
last resort service.  Considering the circumstances, the result is good for
consumers, the companies  and the environment.

But while Pennsylvania PUC approval was a major hurdle,  the New Jersey Board
of Public Utilities must still approve the merger as well,  and such approval
is anything but a sure thing.

Now that the PUC has made its decision, let,s break  through the rhetoric,
assess the real issues in the proceeding and see how the  settlement
addresses them.

The Problem
No matter who you are, how  you look at it, or who you might blame, the
fundamental problem in this case is  that GPU divested its generating assets
in 1998 and failed to protect its  shareholders and customers from the
possibility of rising wholesale prices. In  fact, wholesale prices did rise,
the retail generation rate caps remained  intact, no competitive default
service was established, and GPU had insufficient  long-term or lower-priced
generation contracts in place. Alone among  Pennsylvania,s major utilities,
GPU was spending much more to buy wholesale  generation than it was paid to
sell that generation to its native load  customers.

The real problem then was that GPU was running out of cash  or credit to buy
wholesale generation to meet its obligations. Although the  company as a
whole continued to fare well financially, it became clear only  towards the
end of the proceedings that the Commission and the public interest  required
a solution which would enable GPU to continue to deliver provider of  last
resort generation service, and to do so without breaking the rate caps. If
the Commission didn,t find a solution by June 15, GPU could have been frozen
out  of the capital markets and would have come back to the Commission for
emergency  rate relief*requiring a whole new set of proceedings concerning
the same facts.

The Solution
The preferred solution  was to merge GPU and FirstEnergy and to establish an
accounting deferral for GPU  energy costs. The merger is a good solution in
part because it overcomes the  cash flow necessary to buy generation on the
market. Any cash generated by a  modest rate increase trickles in over time
and is of secondary importance, so  any modest rate increase wasn,t going to
solve the problem.  FirstEnergy, a huge generation owner, can provide some of
the needed  generation*even at market prices*without requiring the GPU
utilities to pay cash  on time. With a merged company, there is plenty of
room for internal accounting  flexibility. And, as a huge wholesale
generation player, FirstEnergy can also  better manage wholesale purchasing.

The deferral is a good solution, too, because the rate  caps remain 100%
intact. Consumers won,t pay more for electricity. Finally, GPU  will be able
to re-enter the capital markets, and although they are given a  lifeline, GPU
shareholders are not taken off the hook for the company,s past  performance.

Thus, on May 24, 2001, the Commission approved the merger  itself and allowed
GPU to establish deferral of generation expenses for  accounting purposes.
The issues to be addressed in the settlement, as directed  by the Commission
in its Order, concerned passing on merger-related benefits to  consumers and
GPU,s generation costs. Today,s settlement addresses these  directives by
extending the distribution rate cap from 2004 through 2007, rather  than
violating the generation rate caps; providing a mechanism for GPU to write
off and/or recover its generation expenses from existing revenues over time;
establishing a demand-side response program to minimize future generation
expenses for the company and all consumers; and committing the company to
contribute $5 million now to the GPU Sustainable Development Funds and
invest  another $10 million in renewable energy projects.

How the Deferral Accounting Works
The  deferral provisions allow GPU to retain unrecovered generation costs on
its  books until 2010 but doesn,t require GPU consumers to pay more as a
result. The  rate caps are left 100% intact. Some excess generation costs
will be reduced on  the company,s books if future energy prices decrease
sufficiently.

The settlement also increases the shopping credit  modestly, while
correspondingly reducing the Competitive Transition Charge  (CTC), so some of
the possible excess generation costs also may be recovered  from existing CTC
revenue, which otherwise would have been applied against  company stranded
costs. Doing so does not increase consumer payments, however,  because the
1998 GPU Restructuring Settlement allowed CTC collection to continue  as long
as 2020, in order to take into account the unknown level of non-utility
generation (NUG) costs and divestiture proceeds that were a major portion of
total GPU stranded costs.

The settlement cuts off CTC collection for GPU in 2015,  rather than
permitting CTC collection from Met Ed customers to continue until as  long as
2020. (Best current estimates are that the Met Ed CTC would have  continued
to about 2018.) Now, any stranded costs not recovered by 2015 must be
written off, reducing consumer payment of stranded costs. This will provide
a  modest improvement in the opportunity to shop and for a competitive market
to  develop. Any remaining excess generation costs must be written off by
2010.

The settlement also redefines the way that NUG stranded  costs are
calculated. Under the 1998 Restructuring Settlement, the amount by  which NUG
payments exceed the market value capped rate are stranded costs. As  changed,
only the portion of a NUG payment that exceeds the higher of the capped  rate
or the market price is recoverable as stranded costs. This change corrects
what turned out to be an inaccurate assumption that the market price of
generation would always be below the capped rate, but it does not affect NUG
contracts in any way. The NUGs still get whatever they are entitled to under
their contracts without changes, and even benefit because their payor will
become the financially stronger merged FirstEnergy instead of GPU.

The Benefits
The primary, and crucial,  benefit to the consumer is that provider of last
resort generation service will  continue within capped rates. The primary
benefit to the company is that the  deferral accounting allows the company
maximum flexibility to recover costs and  to write off unrecovered costs.

But perhaps the most important aspect of the settlement is  that it
establishes a firm commitment and mechanism for FirstEnergy to address  the
underlying problem by reducing its exposure to high energy costs with a
comprehensive demand side response program. While the details of the program
remain to be developed, the company commitment includes an effort to
&maximize  the cost-effective reduction of peak load8 through interval and
time-of-use  metering, appliance control technologies and open architecture.
Its goals are to  include participation by all customer classes and
competitive suppliers and to  be available by next summer. If no program
agreement is reached, all parties may  address the issues in a future
Commission proceeding.

The other environmental benefits are real, if not as  comprehensive as one
might have preferred. FirstEnergy will give $5 million in  company money to
the GPU Sustainable Development Funds within 60 days. This  contribution is
in addition to those already made by GPU, but replaces the .01  cents/kwh of
GPU ratepayer money that might have been provided between 2005 and  2008 IF
the Commission did not change distribution rates by that time.

FirstEnergy, in consultation with PennFuture, will also  invest an additional
$10 million in renewable energy. Like all provisions of the  settlement, the
environmental provisions are subject to PUC oversight.

What the Settlement Does Not Do
First,  the settlement does not really resolve what would happen in the event
that the  merger falls through*if, for example, the New Jersey BPU rejects
the merger. All  of the agreements would be tossed except the agreement to
deal with the deferral  account for generation costs authorized by the
Commission on May 24. GPU would  write off all generation costs prior to June
1, 2001, while it would recover the  costs incurred after June 1, 2001 in a
manner and at a time to be determined in  Commission proceedings. Nothing in
this provision assumes a rate increase or  breaking the rate caps. For
example, the costs could be recovered in a manner  comparable to the deferral
accounting in the event that the merger is completed.

The settlement also does not allow FirstEnergy to raid any  pension funds.
Federal law and union contracts govern pension plan funding and  tolerate
some withdrawals with major tax penalties. GPU unions support the
settlement.

The settlement does not shut down or clean up all of  FirstEnergy,s fossil
generation plants, or figure out how to safely eliminate  FirstEnergy,s
nuclear waste.

Finally, the settlement does not establish lower  competitive wholesale and
retail market prices in the FirstEnergy and GPU  territories or jump start
the competitive market.

Yeah, that would have been nice, too.

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Steve,

Following is the transcript from what I believe is the exact show that James
Hughes asked about.  Wanted you to review it before I send it out and also to
confirm what constitutes Paul Kaufman's group and any others you might want
to add.  Paul Kaufman, Sue Mara, Alan Comnes, Jeff Dasovich, Sandra McCubbin
and Marcie Milner. Also, I will send it to Mark Palmer, Karen Denne, Jim
Steffes, Rick Shapiro.  Let me know of any others.  Thanks, Ann

    Date      November 30, 2000
    Time      07:00 PM - 08:00 PM
    Station   PBS
    Location  Network
    Program   The Newshour With Jim Lehrer

              Ray Suarez, co-anchor:

              Finally, it's the latest hot idea for reducing energy
              costs.  Twenty-three states have enacted legislation to
              deregulate electricity rates and sixteen others are
              thinking about it, but California's pioneering efforts have
              already provoked an angry consumer backlash.  Spencer
              Michaels reports.

              Spencer Michaels reporting:

              In a San Diego strip mall, the owner of the tiny Youngling
              Oriental Vegetarian Market is having a hard time.  Yuman
              (?) Young owes two thousand dollars to San Diego Gas &
              Electric--SDG&E--an amount he can't come up with.  Like
              many San Diegans, his electricity bill has skyrocketed this
              year.

              So this is your bill in March, right?

              Yuman Young (Youngling Oriental Vegetarian Market):  Right.

              Michaels:  And the bill is--

              Young:  And see, in March, the bill comes to about four
              seventy-eight.

              Michaels:  Then we have May.

              Young:  In May, it...

              Michaels:  Then we're up--

              Young:  ...goes to six seventy something.

              Michaels:  Six seventy-four.

              Young:  Yeah.

              Michaels:  And then--

              Young:  And then...

              Michaels:  And then we skip...

              Young:  ...we skip a month.

              Michaels:  ...June, but in July--

              Young:  And the--then in July, it goes to about thirteen
              hundred dollars.

              Michaels:  Thirteen hundred dollars?

              Young:  Yeah.

              Michaels:  And the same in August?

              Young:  And the same in August.

              Michaels:  Over thirteen hundred dollars.

              Young:  Yeah, right.

              Michaels:  Young's main electricity expense is his frozen
              food freezer that he keeps at minus seventeen degrees.  But
              people without such appliances have seen residential and
              commercial bills double and triple as well.  San Diego is
              the first California city to suffer the effects of the
              deregulation of electricity, which was enacted by the state
              legislature in 1996.  The theory was that by taking away
              the monopolies enjoyed by state-regulated utility
              companies, like SDG&E, new competition among electricity
              producers would result in a drop in rates.  But since such
              simple market economics would take awhile, the legislature
              imposed a temporary rate freeze to protect most parts of
              the state from higher prices.  In San Diego, the freeze
              came off this year letting the market set the price, a
              very high price.  SDG&E is owned by Sempra Energy, where
              Stephen Baum is CEO.

              Stephen Baum (Chief Executive Officer, Sempra Energy):
              It's been a terrible shock to our customers, seeing
              real-time prices for the first time.  And those prices are
              way out of sight because the wholesale market is broken and
              needs to be fixed.

              Michaels:  The vast wholesale market is something new.
              California utilities used to own most of the power plants,
              the high-voltage transmission lines and the system to
              deliver power to homes and businesses.  Under deregulation
              the utilities still deliver the power, but had to turn
              operations of the transmission lines over to a state
              agency.  In addition, they had to sell their power plants.
              So now almost all power is sold to the utilities on a
              wholesale basis by producers or generators.  And according
              to Baum, they charge what they can get.

              Baum:  There's been a very large wealth transfer from the
              customers in the state of California to the generators.  We
              don't think the market's workably competitive.  There
              aren't enough players and there's not enough generation.
              Until that occurs, you're going to have dislocations at
              very high prices.

              Michaels:  The situation keeps getting worse as
              California's population keeps increasing, especially in the
              hot central valley.  Air conditioners and other appliances
              put a strain on a system already stressed by increased
              demand in other states where some of California's power
              comes from.  According to University of California
              economist Severin Borenstein, deregulation has aggravated
              the already tight situation.

              Severin Borenstein (University of California, Berkeley):
              Production in the state has really been stretched and that
              does two things:  One, is it naturally just creates a tight
              supply/demand situation that's going to drive prices up.
              The other thing it does, though, is it also puts the
              producers in a very strong position to push prices up even
              higher.  And, I think, there's no question the generators
              are trying to make as much money as they can.

              Michaels:  Duke Energy, headquartered in North Carolina, is
              one of the new generators in the California market.  Duke
              spokesman Tom Williams says much of its power was sold
              before prices rose and that profits are plowed back into
              new plants.

              The utilities and the consumer groups seem to think that
              the generators are making a lot of money on this crisis.
              Is that true?

              Tom Williams (Duke Energy Corporation):  Duke Energy sells
              the bulk of its power in the--in the forward market.  It
              was sold a year ago for the plants we have in the state
              now.  So the power's already been sold, and the price of
              natural gas has gone up two and a half times since last
              summer.  So there is a very tight supply situation, but
              we're reinvesting our profits back into the market to fix
              the problem.
              Michaels:  In fact, Duke is investing 1.1 billion dollars
              to modernize two inefficient power plants it bought from
              the utilities.  As part of the deal it also had to buy
              this old PG&E plant in Oakland, which has been running
              overtime because of the power shortage.  Over the last two
              decades only a few companies have actually begun
              construction of new power plants because of what they saw
              as the uncertainties of the regulatory climate.  This plant
              near San Francisco, being built by Calpine, will supply
              enough electricity for half a million homes.  It will be
              ready by next summer.  Calpine vice president, James
              Macias, says his company predicted the shortage of power
              and took a risk.

              James Macias (Vice President, Calpine):  You could see the
              fundamentals forming of the need for more--more power.
              There hasn't been a big power plant like this built in the
              state for--for decades.

              Michaels:  Macias says the utilities should have contracted
              for power at lower rates before it was actually needed.  He
              expects that the profits power companies are making now
              will decline as more power comes on line.

              Macias:  We're doing pretty good.  We're being rewarded for
              having the vision and the foresight to come in here and
              build this--this--this needed supply.  But they're not
              going to last.  As soon as this--more of the supply comes
              in, the prices will come down and they'll be--they'll be
              depressed again.  They have to come down.  This economy,
              again, can't support these high prices.

              Michaels:  Although twenty new plants are in the planning
              stages, it takes five years to design and build just one.
              With very little additional supply in the immediate
              pipeline, the director of San Diego's utility watchdog
              group, Utility Consumers Action Network, says regulators
              must get involved to return rates to reasonable levels.

              Michael Shames (Consumer Advocate):  They could have
              immediately put--reinstated a price cap.  They could have
              immediately said, hold on a second folks.  We're not going
              to tolerate this.  We're not going to see a region like San
              Diego thrust into a depression.

              Michaels:  But Michael Shames says some legislators and
              regulators were ruled by their uncompromising belief in a
              free-market ideology.

              Shames:  There were a number of people, well-placed people,
              who were so ideologically driven to force competition to
              work in a market such as energy that they didn't want to
              look at the signs when they saw that the experiment wasn't
              working.  They didn't want to acknowledge it wasn't
              working, and they were prepared to sacrifice a city, San
              Diego, a state, California, and possibly a country, in
              order to see their ideologically driven vision--vision
              work.  (Clip from a TV commercial)

              Michaels:  Shames' consumer group was so outraged at the
              price increases they bought TV ads and urged civil
              disobedience.

              Dianne Jacob (Chair, San Diego County Supervisor):  Join me
              and other San Diegans and let's send a message.  Pay only
              what is fair.  When your SDG&E bill comes, pay what you
              paid last summer.  That's fair.

              Michaels:  At the California Public Utilities Commission,
              President Loretta Lynch agrees that regulators could remedy
              the situation, but she says it's not up to the state.
              Only the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has the power
              to cut back prices.

              Loretta Lynch (California Public Utilities Commission):  If
              the federal government allowed power plant owners to make a
              reasonable profit instead of an excessive profit, then that
              would drop the price of wholesale power.  And if that price
              dropped we would not be in the pickle we're in today.

              Michaels:  Federal Energy Regulatory Commission president,
              James Hoecker, replies that simply using price controls
              discourages investment in an industry that needs it.

              James Hoecker (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission):  What
              my friend, President Lynch, has said reflects a kind of
              thinking that markets can never be made to work and that
              ultimately we have to resort to cost-based, profit kinds of
              regulation of utilities.  And I think that this market has
              marched past that as an option.

              Michaels:  In November, the Federal Energy Regulatory
              Commission proposed a major change.  Utilities would not be
              required to buy power from the power exchange--a kind of
              stock market for electricity where prices have soared.
              Instead, the utilities will be able to buy directly from
              producers.  The federal agency has launched an
              investigation into California's troubles, hoping for a
              long-term solution.

              Unidentified Woman:  This legislation, today, has the
              ability to provide immediate and real relief to San
              Diegans.

              Michaels:  The California legislature struggled this year
              with what to do, short term, for the people of San Diego.
              The debate centered around a proposal to cap electricity
              bills at sixty-five dollars a month, retroactive to June 1.

              Charlene Zettel (Assembly Member, Republican, San Diego):
              What is San Diego's problem today will be California's
              problem tomorrow.

              Rico Oller (Assembly Member, Republican, San Diego):  You
              know who we can thank for this problem?  You want to get
              right down to brass tacks?  You can thank all of the
              knuckle-headed people in this legislature and in
              government, in general--in general, who have stood in the
              way of doing the smart and sensible thing that anyone would
              have the sense to do in the real world, and that is to
              provide for their future needs by increasing production.
              We need to build some facilities to produce power.

              Unidentified Man:  All debate having ceased, the clerk will
              open the roll.  All members vote who desire to vote.

              Michaels:  The San Diego rate cap passed, but the state is
              still far from a solution.  Higher electric rates are
              forecasted for the rest of the state as the caps come off
              in other cities.  And even more troubling is the fact that
              the price rollback is being bankrolled by the utilities,
              since they still have to pay the generators for the power
              but can't pass those prices on to their customers.

              Economist Borenstein says other states better examine
              California's experience before proceeding with
              deregulation.

              Borenstein:  I think most states that are deregulating
              right now, if they have a tight supply situation, are very
              likely to see spikes just like ours.  The best advice I
              think for most of these states is to take a break, not move
              forward on their deregulation, watch the experiments that
              are going on in California and New York and Pennsylvania
              and Texas and a number of other states and learn from them,
              because we're learning a lot from them as we do this.

              Michaels:  The success or failure of deregulation across
              the country will depend partly on easy access to power
              transmission lines so that electricity can be transferred
              more readily to where it's needed.  The federal government
              is working on that problem.

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Further information - during the NY doorstep we noted that this issue as it
relates to agents used by North America has been cleared, with the exception
of one S. Korea agent whose documentation had not yet been finalized.  Limor
Nissan has been working on finalizing the documentation for S. Korea.

To: Sally Beck,  Ted Murphy, Shona Wilson, David Port
cc: Veronica Valdez, Sherri Griffin/Corp/Enron@Enron

Subject: Re: Sales Agency Arrangements

FYI - the action item I had from the Buy/Causey update in December to address
FCPA issues with Sales Agency agreements appears to be resolved, so I will
not be contacting Legal re: FCPA concerns as they are already involved and
are addressing.

Cassandra.
---------------------- Forwarded by Cassandra Schultz/NA/Enron on 01/30/2001
06:25 PM ---------------------------

	Enron Europe

	From:  Naomi Connell @ ECT                           01/30/2001 04:57 PM

To: Cassandra Schultz/NA/Enron@ENRON
cc: Robert Soeldner/LON/ECT, Tina Ward/LON/ECT, Paul Simons/LON/ECT, Melanie
Doyle/LON/ECT

Subject: Re: Sales Agency Arrangements

When we took over the metals business there were indeed several agents who
were more like employees in the way that they acted. There were also many ad
hoc or minor agents.  The level of documentation varies considerably.  We
have taken two actions on this, depending on the circumstances

1.  They have been integrated as employees and HR have either issued or are
in the process of issuing normal Enron employment contracts

2.  We are performing a complete review of all agency agreements that exist
(there are many of them, but only a few are the situation that you describe
below) from source documents or payments. This is the basis on which we are
revising and issuing full enron contracts or informing the agent that we will
no longer require their services.   Suitable standard contracts are currently
being reviewed by Houston legal dept. For key agents we are also offering
FCPA training as part of our overall remote office FCPA training program.

The people copied above are those in London who are directly involved in this
process

Rob - commercial lead (reporting to Joe Gold)
Tina - tax
Paul - legal
Melanie - HR

Please do not hesitate to contact me for further information

Naomi

From:  Cassandra Schultz @ ENRON
               30/01/2001 19:42

To: Naomi Connell/LON/ECT@ECT
cc: Michael Pitt/EU/Enron@Enron

Subject: Sales Agency Arrangements

Naomi-

Hello, I work in Market Risk, and am involved in the Doorstep process.
During review of some visits last year, it came to our attention that Metals
evidently has some type of "sales agent" arrangements, whereby they engage
various individuals to represent them internationally, but without any
agreements in writing.

I'd like to confirm the circumstances when these arrangements are used, how
many Metals offices use this, and whether this is in fact something outside
the Metals realm.    Would you please elaborate on this subject?

Shona Wilson said you were the one to talk to.

Thank you,

Cassandra Schultz
Houston office
x30429


Please note,

	The Daily Central Desk meeting, which starts @ 1:45 PM, will take place today only in Team Room 5716 (located on the 5th floor.)  Starting tomorrow, this meeting will take place in Team Room 6716 (located on the 6 floor.)

Thank you,
Irena Hogan
Sr. Administrative Assistant
Enron Americas
(713) 853-6143


SIVY ON STOCKS from money.com
November 10, 2000

Leader of the free world

Thank goodness Fed chairman Alan Greenspan doesn't have to win in Florida.
Plus: More on Microsoft and John Malone's Liberty Media.

By Michael Sivy

It just keeps getting worse. I've listened to explanations on TV of what
the absentee ballots could mean and what kinds of litigation are possible.
I've read conspiracy theories online about what Jeb Bush did to tilt the
election and how electors could switch sides on December 18. I've heard
scenarios on talk radio about how Strom Thurmond could become president and
how the dolphins saved Elian so that Cuban-Americans would turn out in
numbers large enough to put George W. over the top. I can't bear to listen
to any of it anymore.

Fortunately, I don't have to. We have a president. Come January, we'll have
another president. Congress will be evenly split. And one more thing: Alan
Greenspan will still be the chairman of the Federal Reserve. Thank goodness
he doesn't have to be elected in Florida. What he does over the next six
months will determine how much the economy slows and what kind of stock
market we'll have over the next four years. So let's review the facts (and
the probabilities).

Whichever candidate becomes president, there will be only a moderate tax
cut and limited expansion of government spending. That will mean that the
budget surplus will be bigger than if either candidate had a strong
mandate. A bigger budget surplus means that the volume of Treasury bonds
outstanding will shrink -- and that will encourage long-term interest rates
to fall.

That will give Greenspan room to cut short-term interest rates. He most
likely won't do it at next week's Fed meeting, given the election disarray
and the fact that unemployment is still below 4 percent, a level that's
generally considered inflationary. However, the economy continues to show
signs of slowing, core PPI inflation (excluding food and energy) was
actually down last month, and it looks as though productivity will be quite
strong over the next couple of quarters. So look for rate cuts early next
year.

That's a great environment for bonds, and for many stock groups. But first,
we have to get through the current slowdown. Tech stocks continue to slide
and could get hit even harder during the next six weeks as overextended
money managers cut back their tech weightings. There are plenty of other
cheap stock groups, but recognize that some may continue to pull back
between now and year-end. Keep your eye on the long-term, though, and
you'll get some great buys.

There are, however, a couple of specific stocks I'd consider right now,
particularly if you're an aggressive investor. The first is Liberty Media
Group [LMG.A], which I recommended in September at $19 a share (see "The
media master is back").
[ http://www.money.com/money/depts/investing/sivy/archive/000927.html ]
The stock price has since fallen to $16.25, dragged down by the company's
intimate connection with AT&T. This week, however, Malone said in an
interview that he would like to sever ties to AT&T. Liberty has great
assets and could thrive on its own -- and it looks as though Malone is
ready to make a move. I'd bet on him.

In addition, I think Microsoft is a good buy, even though it has rebounded
from lows below $49 to $67. I don't pretend to be an expert on computers
and I know that Microsoft's results for the current quarter could be lame.
But the reports I see indicate that Windows 2000 could start boosting
revenues substantially next year. And over the next five years, Microsoft
could turn in earnings growth averaging more than 20 percent annually.
Those earnings alone should propel the stock, and that rapid growth should
lead to some multiple expansion as well. Moreover, as time goes by the
government's case against Microsoft becomes moot. And the next president is
going to be so busy trying to outlaw butterfly ballots, he isn't going to
have a lot of time to beat up on Bill Gates.

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CALENDAR ENTRY:	INVITATION

Description:
	meeting w/ Sanjay

Date:		4/9/2001
Time:		2:30 PM - 3:30 PM (Central Standard Time)

Chairperson:	Stacey W White

Detailed Description:


Thanks for grossing me out.  Have a good one also!

	Lisa Nemec
	02/14/2001 02:04 PM

		 To: Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Happy Valentines Day

Thought you'd get a laugh outta this one......hope you have a good day!

Lisa


From a financial trading perspective, the Credit Group is reviewing each
potential counterparty and will not approve any counterparty that is not an
"Eligible Swap Participant" (as defined in federal regulations as over a
certain size) from trading derivatives.  Generally speaking, they don't
approve customers that are smaller than that for any trading from a credit
perspective but that is up to them.

Karen Lambert
11/24/99 02:15 PM
To: Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Mary Solmonson/HOU/ECT@ECT, Connie Sutton/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bob
Shults/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: EES and Online trades

Does EOL have a screening process for special handling of "potential retail"
counterparty password applications so that we prevent violations to the EES
Limited Liability Company agreement?


Hi Darrin,

Rita has asked me to provide her with all the "deal numbers" associated for
the Cornhusker (Tenaska IV Texas Partners) Deal.  When you get a chance,
would you please send me those deal numbers.

Even though I can print reports such as the "Deal Volume Tracking Report" to
retrieve some of the deal numbers, Rita was concerned that there might be
other deals set-up in Unify, which we don't know about.

Thank you,

Kathy  :  )


Patrick Hubbard
1405 Gafrfield Court
Louisville, CO 80027
phubbard@boulderwest.com

To Mr. Ken Lay,

I'm writing to urge you to donate the millions of dollars you made from selling Enron stock before the company declared bankruptcy to funds, such as Enron Employee Transition Fund and REACH, that benefit the company's employees, who lost their retirement savings, and provide relief to low-income consumers in California, who can't afford to pay their energy bills.  Enron and you made millions out of the pocketbooks of California consumers and from the efforts of your employees.

Indeed, while you netted well over a $100 million, many of Enron's employees were financially devastated when the company declared bankruptcy and their retirement plans were wiped out.  And Enron made an astronomical profit during the California energy crisis last year.  As a result, there are thousands of consumers who are unable to pay their basic energy bills and the largest utility in the state is bankrupt.

The New York Times reported that you sold $101 million worth of Enron stock while aggressively urging the company's employees to keep buying it.  Please donate this money to the funds set up to help repair the lives of those Americans hurt by Enron's underhanded dealings.

Sincerely,

Patrick Hubbard