I would just say Jeff is pres and ceo, not refer to him as Ken's replacement.

	Nicholas O'Day
	03/08/2001 08:58 PM

		 To: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron
		 cc:
		 Subject:

Steve we briefly discussed last Tuesday the possibility of using Mr Lay's
contact with the Chairman of Toyota, Mr Okuda, to assist us in securing a
senior executive from Toyota to speak at the May 15 conference in Tokyo.

We agreed that I should draft a letter for Jeff Skilling to send to Mr Okuda.
I have had a rethink and believe that as a matter of courtesy (Japanese
style), it would be preferable in the first instance if the contact with Mr
Okuda is done from chairman to chairman. Mr Lay's letter will serve as an
introduction to Jeff Skilling, and will also permit Enron Japan to follow up
directly with Mr Okuda's staff in Japan. We can then draft a letter for Jeff
Skilling to confirm arrangements.

I attach a draft letter for that purpose. If the revised approach is in
order, I will liaise on the matter with Rosalee and Sherri, with a copy to
you.

kind regards


Attached please find a name change for Western Area Power Administration's
Phoenix Area Office.  This is a branch office for the US Department of
Energy.  There is no documentation for this change.

Shortname changes will be coordinated with ERMS IT tomorrow, 04/20/01.

Records will be inactivated on Tue, May 1.

Please call with any questions or concerns.

Thanks,

Cheryl x33103


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I wasn't sure if we needed to send out the report since it was a half holiday
for most companies, so i opted not to. I didn't send one Monday since it was
a nerc holiday.  Hopefully she won't call and give you shit about it. Plus we
didnt have prices in so your guess is much better than mine as to what
actually happened.
Thanks
Chad


Sara -- I've scheduled 3:00 PM following today's Legal/Credit meeting.  If
you prefer later, please let me know.

Thanks!
Holly Keiser
Enron Americas
Legal Department - EB 3887
713-345-7893 (ph)
713-646-3490 (fx)
Holly.Keiser@enron.com

	Sara Shackleton@ECT
	06/04/2001 06:12 PM

		 To: Holly Keiser/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Schedule meeting with Mark Taylor for Thursday, June 7

Does Mark have time in the afternoon to meet with me and Christian Yoder
(Portland - 2 hours earlier than CST)?  The topic is "Washington State
PUD's".  I'd schedule about an hour.  Thanks.

Sara Shackleton
Enron North America Corp.
1400 Smith Street, EB 3801a
Houston, Texas  77002
713-853-5620 (phone)
713-646-3490 (fax)
sara.shackleton@enron.com


Jane:
I believe we have already sent you the answers to these questions.  They were
sent to Tom Irwin.  Here are some of them again.  The rest of the answers for
the peakers will follow shortly - we are cleaning them up a little.
Ben


This request has been pending your approval for  56 days.  Please click http://itcapps.corp.enron.com/srrs/auth/emailLink.asp?ID=000000000057285&Page=Approval to review and act upon this request.

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good answers.


Please see message below as sent to Barbara Hankins yesterday.  If you could let me know whether or not you have signed the documents yet, David Gonzalez at this office is anxious to know where the docs are.

Many thanks.

Kind regards.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Halderman, Nolda
Sent:	Tuesday 29 05 2001 16:42
To:	Hankins, Barbara
Subject:

Have you received in the last week or so Power of Attorney docs to be signed by James Vinson Derrick Jnr.

If yes, could you give me an update as to their status and whether or not they are on their way back to London.

Many thanks.

Kind regards.

Nolda Halderman
Tel:  020 7783 2554
Mail:  nolda.halderman@enron.com


What about toomer's corner after an Auburn victory?


please co-ordinate  and make sure that Lea has your email address for
distribution.
thanks,
m
---------------------- Forwarded by Mike McConnell/HOU/ECT on 10/30/2000
09:09 PM ---------------------------

"Lea Fastow" <lfastow@pop.pdq.net> on 10/26/2000 04:43:42 PM
To: "Ned Rifkin" <nrifkin@menil.org>, "Mike. McConnell"
<Mike.McConnell@enron.com>, "Jeffrey. A. Shankman"
<Jeffrey.A.Shankman@enron.com>, "Barry Walker" <bwalker@mfah.org>, "Bill
Donovan" <bill.donovan@enron.com>
cc: <Nina.Garcia@enron.com>
Subject: FW:

Please let Nina know which of these days is best for your schedules ASAP and
we will get back to you with the final decision.

-----Original Message-----
From: Nina.Garcia@enron.com [mailto:Nina.Garcia@enron.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 4:41 PM
To: lfastow@pop.pdq.net
Subject: RE:

Lea,

Gensler will be ready for a meeting with the Art Committee the week of Nov.
6.  Bill is out of town on the 6th, but can do the afternoon (2 pm) of
either the 7th or 8th.  What's your availability and do you want me to poll
the rest of the group or will you?  Just let me know what I need to do.
Thanks and have a great evening!.
Nina

"Lea Fastow"
                    <lfastow@pop.        To:     <Bill.Donovan@enron.com>
                    pdq.net>             cc:     <Nina.Garcia@enron.com>
                                         Subject: RE:
10/23/2000
03:44 PM

Any word on our meeting?
-----Original Message-----
From: Nina.Garcia@enron.com [mailto:Nina.Garcia@enron.com] On Behalf Of
Bill.Donovan@enron.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 1:02 PM
To: lfastow@pop.pdq.net
Subject: Re:

Lea,

We haven't forgotten you.  Bill has a meeting with Gensler tomorrow to
discuss this.
Nina

"Lea Fastow"
<lfastow@pop.        To:     "Bill Donovan"
<bill.donovan@enron.com>
                    pdq.net>             cc:
                                         Subject:
10/11/2000
06:18 PM

Bill,
Any luck in scheduling a meeting with Gensler for the Art Committee to
review their interior drawings?
Lea


;
Today's; conference call for 2:00PM Central time is now rescheduled for
2:30PM Central instead.; Please mark your calendars accordingly.
;
Thanks,
;
Darran Binns


---------------------- Forwarded by Phillip M Love/HOU/ECT on 11/28/2000
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-----Original Message-----
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 <<gifted.gif>> The truth comes out!!!
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includes latest commercial changes

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Day, Misti
Sent:	Monday, October 29, 2001 7:19 PM
To:	Killen, Faith
Subject:


The following notes are from Ken Smith from State Controller Kathleen
Connell's press conference today:

California State Controller Kathleen Connell held a press conference
today.  Although the Dow Newswire said it would be to disclose long-term
contracts, the event focused on what she believes will be an additional
need for borrowing beyond the energy bonds.

She anticipates an additional $4 billion in borrowing will be needed in
February to meet expected costs.  The borrowing should, she said, be
done as Revenue Anticipation Notes (RANs), short-term notes at a lower
interest rates (about 4%) that must be paid back by the end of the year,
rather than as additional energy bonds.  She categorized the current
budget situation as &the same kind of environment as a bad budget year,8
and said California should maintain at least a 3% reserve.

She did not comment on individual contracts except to say there are 17
different contracts.

Charts her office had prepared showed that $5.136 billion had been spent
on energy purchases through 5/17/01; about 99% of that went to spot
market purchases.  There was also a chart that showed projected
expenditures under the Governor,s plan to be $8.349 billion for the
period January 1-June 1, 2001, with about 89% of that going to spot
market purchases.  How these numbers work together was confusing ) I
checked with a reporter, who said he was also unclear.  I,ll try to get
this cleared up this afternoon.

An easel held a large photocopy of a $533 million check to Mirant, which
is the largest energy check written to date.   More has been paid to
Reliant ) she put it at about 25% of total expenditures ) but &we have
never written a check to Reliant over $500 million8 because of the way
they invoice.

She said the Governor,s financial assumptions for power &do not fit into
the most likely scenario8 and that summer conditions will greatly affect
the actual spending needs.  She noted that DWR estimates it will spend
$9.2 billion through June 30, 2002, although the PUC has only authorized
$7.5 billion.

The other significant announcement was that she plans to use her
authority with the Board of Equalization to hold hearings to determine
whether power plants sold by utilities have been properly assessed for
property taxes.  Apparently, they are still on the tax rolls at previous
rates, but she believes the profits recorded by some generators means
the plants may be more valuable than their current assessments.

A press release was not distributed at the event, although there may be
one issued later today.


That is unclear at this time--I'll consider this and as I'm not moving for awhile, this may be the easy fix.  Thanks. df

From:	Ann Ballard/ENRON@enronXgate on 03/23/2001 11:55 AM
To:	Drew Fossum/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject:	RE: Organizational Partner

Will someone residing outside of Texas be replacing you as general counsel of NNG?  If so, then that person could replace you.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Fossum, Drew
Sent:	Friday, March 23, 2001 11:23 AM
To:	Ballard, Ann
Cc:	Moran, Michael P.; Brown, William E.; Winn, Melinda
Subject:	Re: Organizational Partner

Thanks Ann--I won't move until Summer, but am aware of this issue (Mike Moran reminded me that an Omaha replacement needs to be found).  I've asked our paralegal Bill Brown to help find likely suspects but if you have an idea let me know what we need to do.  Thanks.  df

From:	Ann Ballard/ENRON@enronXgate on 03/22/2001 04:37 PM
To:	Drew Fossum/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc:	Melinda Winn/ENRON@enronXgate

Subject:	Organizational Partner

Drew, Will you be moving to Houston soon?  I guess that when you do relocate we should find a substitute for you on the OPI director and officer slate.

I have cc: Melinda Winn on this e:mail because she is handling legal matters for the tax group now, and would handle the election of a replacement for you.


Our new office supply house is Boise Cascade, and we just got the capability to place an order.  We plan to radically scale down the supplies we previously kept in stock, but we will maintain a rudimentary supply of the basics.

If you need an office supply that is not typically stocked or if you would like to see the catalog, please ask Mollie or me.


That is an all time winner right there...I think I'll use that at work today!

----- Original Message -----
From: Fenner, Chet
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 7:18 PM
To: Joe Parks (E-mail); Erik Wollam (E-mail); Brad Corrier (E-mail); Brian Constantine (E-mail); Chad Knipe (E-mail)
Subject: FW:

Regardless of your position on using or having guns, this is one of the
> best comeback lines of all time. It is a portion of a  National Public
> Radio (NPR) interview between a female broadcaster and US  Marine Corps
> General Reinwald who was about to sponsor a Boy Scout Troop  visiting his
> military installation.
> >
> > FEMALE INTERVIEWER: So, General Reinwald, what things are you going to
> teach  these young boys when they visit your base?
> >
> > GENERAL REINWALD: We're going to teach them climbing, canoeing, archery,
> and  shooting.
> >
> > FEMALE INTERVIEWER: Shooting! That's a bit irresponsible, isn't it?
> >
> > GENERAL REINWALD: I don't see why, they'll be properly supervised on the
> rifle range.
> >
> > FEMALE INTERVIEWER: Don't you admit that this is a terribly dangerous
> activity to be teaching children?
> >
> > GENERAL REINWALD: I don't see how. We will be teaching them proper rifle
> discipline before they even touch a firearm.
> >
> > FEMALE INTERVIEWER: But you're equipping them to become violent killers.
> >
> > GENERAL REINWALD: Well, you're equipped to be a prostitute, but you're
> not  one, are you?
> >
> > The radio went silent and the interview ended.
>


Per your voice mail.

Kay


Good Afternoon-

I am hoping to get your help, based on your extensive experience in the Electric Utility industry.  We are working with some VERY MOTIVATED clients who have opportunities available NOW for experienced professionals from the industry.  The clients are located in various areas across the United States- - East Coast, West Coast and various other attractive locations.

These clients are looking for SUBSTATION ENGINEERS AND DESIGN ENGINEERS.  They need experience with single line drawings and background in elevation, wiring, grounding, bus and equipment layout.  The clients have varied requirements with licences and certifications such as PE, AutoCAD and PLS CAD (Some are requiring these certifications and tools, others are not and may even provide training).

We also have some very motivated clients who are looking for experienced TRANSMISSION LINE DESIGNERS.  They are looking for people with civil experience (tower foundation, wire sagging, spotting and towers), material and technical line specs.  Background with 69kv and above, underground and overhead transmission design.  PLS CAD is a plus, PE not required.

These clients are very motivated and may be willing to look at experience that is slightly dated.  They prefer that the candidate has continued to work in the industry, but they are flexible.

Who do you know that may be able to point me to some of these people?  I would be more than happy to talk to anyone you know.  Thank you in advance for your help.  I look forward to hearing from you.

Stacie Woodworth
Technology Staffing Resources, Inc.
847/541-1020
swoodworth@technologystaffing.com
www.technologystaffing.com


Joe,

Take a look at the mini-dash I've thrown together.  Let me know what comments or corrections you have.  I want to get this to Stuart for his approval this evening so we can have it teed up for tomorrow morning.  The attached is just the verbage, but I think it may make sense to attach your spreadsheet and possibly some support for our Bridgeline valuation as appendices.

Thanks,
Jon


Verdict:  We still do not have a trailer.  That particular one is WAY bigger than what we need & it had a bent tongue, fixable though.  It sold for $300.

They had another one in the yard that was smaller & in good shape--it may go on sale at the next auction.  I am now on the list for future notices.

Interesting event.  You can literally go in there and buy a functional vehicle for $100 if no one else bids.  Today a nice van sold for $400.  They sold a tractor/trailer for $2500--truck load of skins or crack not included.
Hot item of the day was a 2001 F250 Super Duty 4x4 with 4000 miles on it, loaded, sold for $24000. The book on that truck is about $40K.   Flooded vehicles & other junkers available.  Fun stuff.

C.

C.


Can you forward Cary's old industrials info to Patrice?


Ted,

Question 1)  The investments in CALME and APACHI are booked on an accrual
basis.  I have had several meetings with Commercial and Accounting
representatives over the last year and all have stated that any earnings are
effectively reinvested back into the Assets.  Therefore, the   Market Values
that are reflected on the MPR are actually Book Values.  The Book Values are
typically adjusted the last week of the month   and are 1 month behind as the
Internation groups wait until the GL is closed before communicating the
updated values.

Question 2)  Thanks for the heads-up on India.  I spoke with Sheila Glover
and we are now aware of the details behind Rediff.com.  We need to ensure
that these positions are not accounted for on the DPR by India so that we do
not double-report the P&L.  The long-term solution is to   establish a
communication line for future investments.  Between Sheila, Donna Lowry, and
I we can develop a plan.

Question 3)  The 3 bonds that you are referencing were purchased by Jeff
Kinneman for Jim Easter.  During our last conversation, Jim told Jeff that
these   are Strategic investments and should not be reflected on the MPR.

There is still some uncertainty/confusion as to when an investment is
classified as Merchant.  We could insist that all publically traded
investments not included in the Equity books would qualify.  Having said
that, I would like to know if the Gas Authority of India, Ltd (GAIL) and
Europe's investment in MG are considered to be Merchant investments.

I will be on vacation this Friday and all of next week so please include
David Maxwell on any responses.  David and I will stay in touch so as to make
adjustments as needed.

Thanks,
Todd

From:  Ted Murphy
06/22/2000 03:07 PM

To: D Todd Hall/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Sally Beck/HOU/ECT@ECT, Rick Buy
Subject: Re: MPR for 6/20/00

Mr. Hall,
I have just reviewed the Merchant Portfolio Summary for 6/20 and have the
following questions:
 1) CALME shows an asset of $291.9MM  and APACHI shows an asset of $113.0MM
and they show no p&l for the year
  Is this possible in a world of changing interest rates and equity premiums
and commodity prices?
 2) India recently invested in an IPO (rediff.com) for which there was a
simultaneous DASH to buy and sell (sounds like a Merchant deal).
  Where does this show up?
 3) There are several bonds (publicly traded, registrered securities, housed
in our Prime Broker accounts) owned by various Enron entities
  that I do not believe are on the DPR.  Shouldn't they be? And if so, who is
deciding not to include?
Pls advise at your earliest convenience as you always do.
Thanks
Ted

	From:  D Todd Hall                           06/21/2000 01:16 PM

To: Rick Buy/HOU/ECT@ECT, Andrea V Reed/HOU/ECT@ECT, Sally Beck/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Ted Murphy/HOU/ECT@ECT, Richard Causey/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Carol Jean
Marshall/HOU/ECT@ECT, Raymond Bowen/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jeff
Skilling/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Jeff Donahue/HOU/ECT@ECT, L'Sheryl
Hudson/HOU/ECT@ECT, Monica Reasoner/HOU/ECT@ECT, Hope Vargas/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Adarsh Vakharia/HOU/ECT@ECT, Joseph W Sutton@Enron, Michael S
Galvan/HOU/ECT@ECT, Maria LeBeau/HOU/ECT@ECT, Wes Colwell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark
Frevert/NA/Enron@Enron, Thomas Myers/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: MPR for 6/20/00


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Pietrykowski   93 Ohio St.3d 460     Public Records-Community General Hospital Association-ORC ?149.011(A)  In original mandamus action by  taxpayers and residents under ORC  ?149.43 to inspect, inter  alia, minutes of board of trustees  of community general hospital  association, writ is denied.  Association was not subject to Public  Records Act because it was not a  "public office" or a "public  institution" under ORC ?149.011(A). The  municipalities had no control over  hospital's operation and no board  member acted in representational  capacity for them, and provision of  hospital care is not a uniquely  governmental service. The initial  issuance of bonds by municipalities for  hospital's construction, without  provision of funds for other equipment  or operations, coupled with lease of  building at arguably less than fair  market rate, does not constitute  support by public taxation.  State ex rel. Stys v. Parma Community Gen. Hosp.   93 Ohio St.3d 438     Schools-Administrator-Termination-Notice-Mandamus-Appeal-Moot  Relator did not receive written notice  from school board of termination of his  employment as an administrative officer  as required by ORC ?3319.02(C), and  court of appeals granted mandamus to  compel school board to issue an "other  administrator's" employment contract  and to pay him back pay and benefits,  but denied attorney fees. Since board  awarded relator the extraordinary  relief ordered by court of appeals,  board's appeal is dismissed as moot.  Also discussed: attorney fees as  damages under ORC ?2731.11.  State ex rel. Chapnick v. E. Cleveland City School Dist. Bd. of Edn.   93 Ohio St.3d 449     Workers' Compensation-Average Weekly Wage  Claim for industrial injury in 1976 was  allowed, and in 1996 claimant moved  Industrial Commission to reset her  allowed average weekly wage, which was  denied. Court of appeals did not err in  granting writ of mandamus limited to  consideration of readjustment for two  years preceding the motion.  State ex rel. Lunsford v. Indus. Comm.   93 Ohio St.3d 448   Court of Appeals Opinions     Children-Custody-Modification-Best Interests-Alcoholism  After custody of minor children and  residential parent status were granted  father in divorce action, trial court  did not err in modifying custody to  mother who was moving out of Ohio and  granting visitation rights to father.  There was some competent evidence to  support trial court's determination  under ORC ?3109.04(F)(1), where father,  an admitted alcoholic, was involved in  several drinking incidents, one in  front of the children, he had not seen  an alcoholism counselor in six months,  and the children were tardy to or  absent from school many times.  Sallee v. Sallee (12th Dist.-2001)  142 Ohio App.3d 366     Criminal Law-Plea Withdrawal-Right to Counsel  Defendant, without counsel, entered no  contest plea to driving without a  license and was sentenced to a jail  term and fine, and he moved two days  later to withdraw his plea. Trial court  erred in denying motion because the  state failed to meet its burden in  proving that right to counsel was  properly waived under criminal rules  where there was only mere written  waiver of right to counsel. Also  discussed: statement of facts and  issues in absence of opposing brief.  State v. Caynor (7th Dist.-2001)  142 Ohio App.3d 424     Criminal Law-Search and Seizure-Sobriety Checkpoint  Defendant was indicted for possession  of crack cocaine and criminal tools  arising out of a stop and search after  he made a U-turn on approaching a  sobriety checkpoint. Trial court did  not err in granting motion to suppress  drugs and crack pipes where defendant  had not entered funnel of checkpoint  before executing legal U-turn into  driveway and officer's view was not  optimal. Where defendant committed no  traffic violation, police had  insufficient cause to stop him based  solely on his turning around prior to  entering the checkpoint.     State v. Bryson (8th Dist.-2001)  142 Ohio App.3d 397     Criminal Law-Sexual Classification-Sexual Predator-Evidence-Recidivism  In 1985, defendant was convicted of  felonious assault after being indicted  for kidnapping, rape, robbery and  felonious assault, each with an  aggravated felony specification of an  earlier attempted rape conviction.  Trial court did not err in classifying  defendant a sexual predator 15 years  after his felonious assault conviction.  Under ORC ?2950.01(E), court properly  received into evidence victim's  statement and testimony that  defendant's felonious assault was for  the purpose of gratifying his sexual  needs and desires. Victim's statement  and testimony, defendant's lengthy  criminal record and prior convictions  and arrests, age of victim and violent  nature of crime were probative of  defendant's likelihood of recidivism.  State v. Childs (8th Dist.-2001)  142 Ohio App.3d 389     Dentists-License Examination-Standing-Public Action Exception  Trial court did not err in dismissing  for lack of standing dentists' mandamus  action against state dental board to  compel promulgation of administrative  regulation designating acceptable  dental licensure examinations. Duty  sought to be compelled is not for the  benefit of the public sufficient to  supply standing under the public action  exception to general standing rules,  and dentist who was awarded judgment in  prior action remanding denial of  licensure to board did not have  standing because his license  application did not depend on alleged  invalidity of the rule adopted, OAC  ?4715-5-03, or the rule he sought to  compel by mandamus.  Bowers v. Ohio State Dental Bd. (10th Dist.-2001)  142 Ohio App.3d 376     Negligence-Medical Malpractice-Res Ipsa Loquitur-Jury Instructions-Jury Interrogatories  In medical malpractice action against  hospital, doctors and practice arising  out of patient's death after heart  surgery from complications involving  alleged puncture of trachea, jury  returned verdict for all defendants.  Trial court did not err in not  instructing jury on breach of fiduciary  duty and bailment since no fiduciary  duty claim is necessary under medical  malpractice and patient is not bailed  property; in giving an interrogatory  that allowed jury to find negligence  without determining the cause because  this did not nullify instruction on  res ipsa loquitur; and in  instructing jury on issue of res  ipsa loquitur where court  immediately corrected a slip of the  tongue, and plaintiff failed to object  at trial.  Martin v. St. Vincent Med. Ctr. (6th Dist.-2001)  142 Ohio App.3d 347     Negligence-Slip and Fall-Hazardous Condition-Expert Testimony  In negligence action for slip and fall  in restaurant, jury returned verdict  for restaurant. Trial court did not  abuse its discretion in denying  mistrial where plaintiff did not bear  her burden of proof that restaurant  created hazardous condition, and any  error by trial court in failing to  conduct evidentiary analysis after  defense counsel referred to plaintiff's  litigation history was harmless; in  excluding testimony of plaintiff's  expert regarding slipperiness of tile  floor where he did not visit scene or  perform tile experiments, and his  opinion was based on deductive  reasoning and the elimination of all  other causes of the slip. Also  discussed: trial court's comments not  prejudicial.  Eller v. Wendy's Internatl. (10th Dist.-2000)  142 Ohio App.3d 321     Nuisance-Municipal Corporations-Park Roadway-Recreational Use Immunity  In nuisance action against city by  bicyclist injured in fall after  striking traffic control bump on  roadway in city park, trial court erred  in granting summary judgment to city on  basis of recreational use immunity.  Roadway is available to general public  for travel by vehicles and bicycles for  recreational and nonrecreational use.  ORC ?1533.181, which affords  recreational use immunity only, is  inapplicable.  Vinar v. Bexley (10th Dist.-2001)  142 Ohio App.3d 341     Practice and Procedure-Notice Dismissals-Double Dismissal Rule-Civ. R. 41(A)(1)  Employee was discharged allegedly in  retaliation for disclosing safety  violations to Federal Aviation  Administration and filed and then  voluntarily dismissed federal court  False Claims Act complaint and separate  state court Whistleblower Act action,  and then commenced a third similar  action in state court. Trial court did  not err in dismissing third action with  prejudice under Civ. R. 41(A)(1) double  dismissal rule because the three  actions constituted the same claim  under Civ. R. 41(A)(1). The actions  arose out of employee's termination  following his report of safety  violations, even though the claims were  based on different theories of  recovery. Also discussed: dismissal of  United States in action that included  private claims; statutory ORC ?4113.52  and public policy Whistleblower  claims.  Forshey v. Airborne Freight Corp. (12th Dist.-2001)  142 Ohio App.3d 404     Torts-Defamation-Public Figure-Limited-Purpose-Actual Malice  In defamation action by businessman  against magazine publisher and author  referring, inter alia, to his  federal indictment, trial court did not  err in granting summary judgment to  defendants on grounds of plaintiff's  being a limited-purpose public figure  and lack of actual malice and  fair-report privilege. Plaintiff is a  limited-purpose public figure to whom  the actual malice element of proof  applies because over 100 newspaper  articles concerning him and his  business had been published over a  14-year span. Also discussed: federal  indictment fell within fair-report  privilege.  Kassouf v. Cleveland Magazine City Magazines (11th Dist.-2001)  142 Ohio App.3d 413     Torts-Evidence-Spoliation-Bailment  Employee was injured while driving  vehicle owned by his employer and  brought action for spoliation of  evidence and on bailment theory against  insurer based on its sale of vehicle  for salvage. Trial court did not err in  granting summary judgment to insurer  since sale was not "willful"  destruction of evidence where there was  dialogue between plaintiff's attorney  and insurer's representative concerning  the status of the vehicle. There was no  bailment where employee did not  transfer a possessory interest in the  vehicle to the insurer because insurer  had already purchased it from employer.  Also discussed: negligent spoliation of  evidence.    White v. Ford Motor Co. 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I will be out of the office and unable to view e-mail until November 26.  Thank you.


Cuiaba Pipeline - Joe Kolb reviewed the most recent Monthly Status Report and
is trying to confirm some information regarding potential construction during
the rainy season (November) due to the delays in the Ridges area.

Metgas Pipeline -  Joe Kolb completed review of final version of EMP and met
with Paul Perisho and how now issued EMP Approval memo.  Apparently there are
still a large number of hurdles to beginning construction in February '01.
They will not pursue hiring a project Env Mgr until they are more confident
of when the project will begin.

BMPs for Pipeline Construction - Bob Moss confirmed that Jerry Martin with
EE&CC has received the proposed pipeline BMPs for his personal or his staff's
review.  Joe has been unable to confirm EBS's interest/participation in
similar guidelines for fiber optic construction.

Capital Project EHS Flow Charts - Joe Kolb, Susan Worthen, and Bob Moss
discussed EE&CC's role in the environmental aspects of major capital project
development.  Joe will finalize the draft flow charts this week.

Recycling Committee - Joe Kolb obtained contacts with Houston Area Recycling
Council and David Ronkainen will be attending an upcoming meeting.  Wayne Lei
will provide us with info on PGE's recycling program.

ENEL, Nicaragua - Don Stevens and Mike Fuentes finalized the environmental
due diligence report for ENEL and distributed to the project team.  Estimated
environmental liabilities are $4.5 MM.

Quantitative Risk Module and Compliance Calendar - Don Stevens will meet with
Christine Dinh (Enron Net Works) on Friday to discus our IT project needs for
the risk module.  Gavin Dillingham will be on-hand to discuss the compliance
calendar.  Both projects have been on hold (for up to two months) due to the
lack of IT support.

Annual EHS Report - Susan Worthen continued to work through technical
difficulties this week that has impacted the anticipated debut of the
report.  She is currently drafting a project schedule for next year's report
to present internally and streamline the process to ensure a more timely
publication.

Safety Notices Issued - Russell Tucker issued a Safety Notice on the OSHA
final policy concerning treatment of voluntary employer safety self-audits
during inspections and the EPA final rule concerning access to off-site
consequence analysis information required by the RMP standard.

BCCA Economic Study - Marc Phillips received survey materials regarding the
Business Coalition for Clean Air (BCCA) economic study. He, with Cheryl
Dawson, are preparing information about the economic impact of the Houston
non-attainment regulations on the methanol plant.

TXOGA Pipeline Committee - Marc Phillips met with the Chair of the TXOGA
Pipeline Committee, Gwenyette Broussard with Equilon, and was informed that
Stan Horton had met with George Rootes, the CEO of Equilon, and discussed the
future of the TXOGA Pipeline Committee. They agreed to form a steering
committee to give direction to the pipeline committee activities.

Boiler and Heater MACT Regulations - Marc Phillips provided information to
chemical plant personnel regarding the boiler and heater Maximum Achievable
Control Technology (MACT) regulations that will be proposed this fall to
control formaldehyde emissions by 2005.

Texas "Grandfathered" Emission Sources - Marc Phillips met with John Shafer
(GPG), Bill Kendrick (GPG) and Tom Shelton (ENA) to discuss Enron's position
on the meetings the intrastate pipeline association is having with TNRCC on
grandfathered engines. Companies have the ability to obtain air permits for
grandfathered emission sources under a voluntary (VERP) program in Texas.
TXOGA is not involved in the meetings and does not support them. It was
agreed that more industry groups, including INGAA, should be involved in the
discussions.

Dabhol Power Plant Water Well Contamination - ThermoRetec continues to
conduct aquifer pump tests at selected monitoring wells to gather
characteristic data on the acquifer behavior to evaluate contaminant
transport.

Henry Van and Bal Wong are coordinating a trip to India to work with Dabhol
Management to develop an action plan for the groundwater issues and the EHS
Audits conducted to date (AD Little Safety audit, ENSR Environmental Audit
and Enron Operations Audit).  Expect to develop a workplan for Bal to
continue support Dabhol in the resolution of all issues at hand.

Ecolelectrica Air Compliance Issues - Marc Philips and Donnie Willmann met
with Ernesto Blanco and presented the plan for continue support to assist
in the resolution of NOV issues and prevent future NOVs.  Meeting went well
and all issues are understood as well as roles and responsibilities for
supporting
compliance.


Shirley,

No problem.

Vince

Shirley Crenshaw
03/14/2001 07:47 AM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Anita DuPont/NA/Enron@ENRON, Kevin G Moore/HOU/ECT@ECT, Leann
Walton/NA/Enron@ENRON
Subject: vacation

Vince:

If it is ok, I would like to take Friday, April 6th as a vacation day.

Also, just a reminder I will be on vacation tomorrow and Friday.

Thanks!

Shirley


Tom:
I tried to leave you a message about what happened on the last cycle for gas
day 9 but your voicemail at the office didn't work.; Grand Chenere compressor
went down by 100,000MM in total late saturday night.  This affected 20,000 of
supply coming from HIOS and 14,000 SE Transmission pool purchases.  I was
able to make up 15,195 on the 10th. by increasing our HIOS nom and paying
back PG&E.   ANR said the compressor is back up now however with shippers
doing makeup this could cause more capacity cuts for the 12th.  I'll be back
tomorrow, I've got jury duty today.
W&T left me a messge at the office that they went down but they didn't page
me so we were cut 2,982 at SS207 over the weekend;which also cut our SE Tran.
markets.  I've taken them down to 1 unless you'd like to shut them in (
Deal498384).
Mark

713-905-9622 pager

Kirk- Shawn at Duke said he cut us at N.Maumee(ML7) by 1000, see if our Mkt.
wants makeup for 12th.


thanks.  i might check it  out.


Sharon - per Steve Kean's instructions, I am forwarding you the attached statement of work.

						Thanks - John


I was reviewing the pictures you sent.  You are not only an adventuress but
also a Goddess.  Happy Valentines day.

I turned Pete down on the offer to stay.  I guess I'm just ready to move on
and this feels pretty dead end here.  But I'll try and catch up with you from
time to time if I can.

Beija

Rob


Robin,
The following books are missing:
FT-CAND-EGSC-G-PRICE
FT-CAND-EGSC-G-BASIS
FT-CAND-OP-GD-GDL
INTRA-CND-BC-GD-GDL
INTRA-CAND-BC-PHY
INTRA-CAND-WEST-BASIS
INTRA-CAND-WEST-PRICE
INTRA-CAND-BC-BASIS
INTRA-CAND-BC-PRICE

Kathy

Robin Rodrigue
06/15/2000 09:56 PM
To: Kathy Reeves/CAL/ECT@ECT
cc: Kam Keiser/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Intramonth Canada Positions

Kathy,

As you know we are trying to eliminate all the plugs on the Gas Benchmark.
Therefore we would like to begin pulling your positions from the GRMS
system.  I have attached a file that shows the position that I got when I
queried GRMS for the June 14 position.  I have also included the detail and a
copy of what you reported.

As you will see these positions are significantly different.  Please look at
the detail and let me know if you see the reason for the descrepancy (ie
books that we have omitted).  Let me know if you need more information.

Thanks,
Robin
713-345-7478


Team,

We have an incoming guaranty from Formosa Plastics Corporation, USA, covering
its subsidiary, Neumin Production Company, for $15MM.  We would like to amend
this amount to an unlimited amount.  Unfortunately, miscommunication between
Fred's group and mine has led to a situation where the counterparty is
expecting this tomorrow.  Is it possible to get this drafted today,
signed-off by one of our attorneys and sent to the CP?  If not, I will need
to get with Fred (which I would rather avoid) and then probably the CP.

Sorry for the rush, and if it can't be done today, I understand.  Either way,
please coordinate with me on whether or not it is going out.

Thanks again,

John


I agree with Mona: we need to include some customer contacts . . . it gives
them an opportunity to look smart about going to the marketplace and getting
price protection.

The messages need to include Palmer's top three:  1) price  caps cause
shortages (Rob- can you put together soe historical examples?); 2) better
solutions are already available; and 3) short term politics makes for long
term problems.

On item 2) we need to talk about the competitive offerings to San Diego, the
fixed price offerings available at retail, and the availability of
conservation and demand side management technology today (including its
availability to the consuming public from existing suppliers . . .  ie you
don't need to wait for Enron to make a consumer offering).

Mona L Petrochko
07/18/2000 01:26 PM
To: Jeff Dasovich/SFO/EES@EES
cc: James D Steffes/HOU/EES@EES, Steven J Kean/HOU/EES@EES, Mark Palmer@EES,
Richard Shapiro/HOU/EES@EES, Paul Kaufman@EES, Peggy Mahoney/HOU/EES@EES,
Karen Denne/Corp/Enron@Enron, Jeff Brown/HOU/EES@EES, Susan J
Mara/SFO/EES@EES, Sandra McCubbin/SFO/EES@EES
Subject: Re: Price Cap Media--DRAFT

I have a couple of suggestions on parts of the draft.

Media Action:
In addition to doing behind the scenes editorial board meetings and the like,
I would suggest that we get our coalition lined up and ready to release
statements for certain key events which are likely to occur over the next
several weeks, such as:

1.  SDG&E's selection of the winning bid to their RFP.  Even if Enron isn't
selected as the winning bid, the coalition should trumpet the market-based
solution and the enormous market response to SDG&E's RFP.
2.  The Commission vote on UCAN's Emergency Motion.  We should be prepared to
issue a statement whether the Cmmn votes with us or against us.  With us, the
market can and did provide reasonable, expedient solutions to SDG&E's
customers and protection from price spikes.  Against us, despite the
overwhelming market response, the Cmmn chose to ignore the market solutions
and impose more regulation.
3.  Potential for ARM members to surface a Provider of Last Resort proposal
within the next couple of weeks.
4.  ISO Bd. Mtg-keep up pressure against reducing price caps.

Coalition Members:

Agree that those groups listed should be contacted, although the CMA, CRA,
CIU, CLECA have been luke-warm in their advocacy.

I would add our customers (UC/CSU (especially the San Diego branch), PacTel,
etc.)  NewEnergy has indicated that Kroger/Ralph's grocery stores, San
Diego-based, would give testimonials.  I could solicit the members of ARM to
identify a key customer contacts for interviews.

We could check with our lobbyists and see who they would recommend (wine
growers, dairy industry, etc.)  We should also consider the water agencies
and the rural counties and the City of Pittsburg.  While the immediate
message is responding to San Diego's situation, this latter group of
potential coalition members would go to the larger message (keeping benefits
of competitive markets) from a state-wide perspective.  What about the City
of Pittsburg?

Jeff Dasovich on 07/18/2000 10:07:00 AM
To: James D Steffes/HOU/EES@EES, Steve Kean, Mark Palmer, Richard
Shapiro/HOU/EES@EES, Paul Kaufman@EES, Peggy Mahoney/HOU/EES@EES, Karen
Denne/Corp/Enron@Enron, Jeff Brown/HOU/EES@EES, Mona L Petrochko/SFO/EES@EES,
Susan J Mara/SFO/EES@EES, Sandra McCubbin/SFO/EES@EES
cc:
Subject: Price Cap Media--DRAFT

Here's a draft.  Given sense of urgency, I tried to develop a target for
folks to shoot at rather than The Perfect One-pager.  So please fire at
will.  In particular, need PR to fill in "Media Approaches" and "Key Message
Points."

Best,
Jeff