AMENDED LIST

SIGNERS OF AMBASSADOR CHARLENE BARSHEFSKY LETTER 6/8/99
(1) American Wind Energy Association
(2) American Petroleum Institute
) ARCO
(4) Capitol

(13) International Association of Drilling Contractors - ADC
(14) Interstate Natural Gas Association of America -INGAA
(15) International Gas Center

(16) Independent Petroleum Association of America - IPAA
(17) Mid-American Energy Holdings Company

(18) National Foreign Trade Council - NFTC

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(20) US Pacific Economic Cooperation Council — US-PECC
(21) Sarkeys Energy Center, University of Okishoma
(22) Slemens

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(23) United States Energy Association - USEA
(24) US ASEAN Business Council
(25) US Chamber of Commerce
(26) United States Council for international Business (USCIB)
(27) U.S. Ol & Gas Associaton
(28) Westinghouse

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Ari took @ question regarding Enron today and referred questions to Treasury and said that Treasury is mondoring the
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT POLICY

SUBJECT: Letter From Kenneth L. Lay, Enron Corporation

ACTION FORCING EVENT:

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| am writing to invite you to give the prin address at the fourth, sem!-
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INTRODUCTION
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ENERGY SECTOR SERVICES MATRIX

The globalization of the world economy and rapid advancements in information
technology has raised significant questions regarding traditional theories of international
trade. In the past, intemational trade consisted of imports and exports of goods such as
agricultural products (grain, com or other foodstuffs), natural resources (oil, coal or
minerals), and manufactured goods (clothing, automobiles or electronics).

The globalization of the world economy has increased this type of trade. Many of
these goods, such as oil, are considered to be sold in a world market, with prices
depending on global conditions that affect the mechanics of supply and demand. The
markets for many other goods (for example metals and oi] by-products) are also traded in
an international market

Perhaps the greatest globalized market is the onc for financial capital. With the
recent developments in information technology, a financial trader can move millions, if
not billions, of dollars from one market to another with just a few taps on a keypad.
These capital markets are brutally competitive and place increasing demands on those
that provide and use capital, Businesses that use financial capital are constantly looking
for ways to be more efficient and to achieve higher returns for their capital providers ~
lest the providers go elsewhere. They are also looking for ways to reduce their cost of
capital by reducing the risks inherent in their business through the use of service
providers that are more capable than they at managing certain risks. The reasons for
these actions are obvious; without financial capital, businesses and economics can not
thrive,

In light of these developments in the international markets, you are asked to
consider the following energy sector services matrix. The energy sector is perhaps the
most capital-intensive sector in the world’s economy. Oil refineries, power plants and
gas pipelines are very expensive. Efficient capital formation demands that energy
industry participants operate in the most economical manner. These demands often result
in the use of specialists such as drilling companics or construction companies, They also
often require that certain risks such as fuel supply, operational performance and
transportation and delivery of energy products be managed by companies with sufficient
expertise (and credit rating). Further, energy intensive industries are increasingly
becoming aware of the impact of uncertaintics in the cost of their capital cost structure
due to the inability to effectively manage the cost of their electricity and natural gas and
are utilizing commodity and price risk management strategies.

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distinct areas of trade within the cnergy industry. These areas do not involve the
movement of goods from onc country to another. Rather, they deal with the movement

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Company: U.S, Department of Treasury
Phone; 202/622-1100
Fax: 202/622-0073

From: Rosalee Fleming for

Kenneth L. Lay
Company: Enron Corp.
Phone: 713/853-6088
Fax: 713/853-5313

Date: 10/08/99
Pages Including this
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TENNECO

1275 King Street
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FACSIMILE COVER SHEET

DATE: February 25, 1999
TO: The Honorable Robert E. Rubin
nt of the Treasury

Office of the Secretary
1500 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Room 3330
Washington, D.C. 20220

TEL: 202.622.0054

FAX: 202.622.0073

FROM: Dana G. Mead
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SUBJECT: Attached Letter

TOTAL NUMBER OF PAGES INCLUDING COVER SHEET: 4

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THE DEPUTY SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20220

May 25, 1999

Mr. Kenneth L. Lay
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

Enron
P.O. Box 1188
Houston, Texas 77251

Dear Ken:

Thanks very much for your kind letter of congratulations. 1 am grateful for

your best wishes and deeply honored by the Presidents choice. As I said in
the Rose Garden, Secretary Rubin's act is a tough one to follow and there are
certainly plenty of challenges ahead. I am looking forward to the opportunity
and to continuing on the course that has been set.

I hope our paths will cross again soon.

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| am pleased that President-elect Bush has named you to
be his Secretary of the Treasury. You will do an outstanding job
in that position.

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might be able to, In the meantime, | wish you and your family the
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1500 Pennsytvania Avenue, NW

Room 3330
Washington, DC 20220
202-622-1100
202-622-0073 (fax)
FROM: Linda Robertson, Vice President, Federal Government Affairs
Lora Sullivan PHONE:
FAX: 202-828-3372
‘Number of pages: 1
Re: Request for a meeting with the Secretary on April 5 in the afternoon
Dear Nancy:

Jeff Skilling, President and CEO for Enron would like to schedule 4 meeting with the
Secretary to discuss West Coast eneray crisis Issues. We would like to schedule a
short meeting sometime afier Noon on Thursday, April 5, 2001. If this is possible,
please call me at the number listed below.

Thank you for your assistance in this regard.

Lora Sullivan
Fedoral Goverment Affairs Representative
202-466-9142

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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
WASHINGTON, B.C.

SECMETAMY OF THE TREASURY November 22, 1999

Mr. Kenneth L. Lay

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Enron Corp.

P.O. Box 1188

Houston, TX 77251-1188

Dear Ken:

Thank you for your letter regarding remarks made by John Yetter, a Treasury Department
attorney, at a conference sponsored by National Economic Research Associates, Inc. in July.

I understand that Mr. Yetter’s remarks at the conference reflected language ¢ tained in the
Report of the President's Working Group on Financial Markets, Hedge Fund. Leverage, and the
Lessons of Long-Term Capital Management, which was published in April. | am enclosing a
copy of the report; the discussion concerning derivatives dealers unaffiliated with a federally
regulated entity is found at pages 42 and 43.

Lee Sachs, the Assistant Secretary for Financial Markets, and Mr. Yetter met with several of
your colleagues on October 6 at Enron's request to discuss the concerns that you subsequently
raised in your letter. | understand that there was some discussion of the fact that the Working
Group's report on over-the-counter derivatives would be completed shortly. Mr. Sachs has also
informed me that he recently spoke with you on the telephone about your cor.cerns.

The new report, Over-the-Counter Derivatives Markets and the Commodity I xchange Act, was
released on November 9, A copy of this report is also enclosed. As discusse:| at pages 34 and 35
of the report, the Working Group is not recommending legislative action with respect to
derivatives dealers that are unaffiliated with a federally regulated entity at this time.

If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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1500 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW

Room 3330

Washington, D.C. 20220

Dear Larry:

| apologize that we have not been able to connect by telephone over the last 2 or 3 days.
It appears that our respective schedules are totally out of sync.

The reason | was calling has to do with a matter that just recently came to my attention.
Apparently at a conference of the National Economic Research Association held the woek of
July 5 this year, Treasury Department assistant general counsel John Yeutter made some
comments concerning over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives regulation and Enron which were
troubling. He apparently stated that the President's Working Group on Financial Markets in its
pending study on Hedge Funds and Derivatives considered OTC derivatives regulation an
“open issue”, and it may recommend regulation of “otherwise unregulated entities, such as
Enron".

As you would expect, we are troubled by being singled out, but even more troubled by
the notion that financial regulators may be considering any regulation of OTC dealers,
particularly In the energy field, where we believe derivatives are truly customer based risk
management tools. Enron believes there is no need for any additional regulation of OTC
derivatives dealers in as much as the OTC derivatives markets are functioning very smoothly
today and, based on any information we have, there have been no problems in the energy
derivatives market that warrant regulation. In fact, we believe that derivative products provide a
useful and Important risk management tool for our customers and the customers of many other
dealers in the energy industry and many other business areas.

Larry, hopefully the comments made by John Yeutter were just a misunderstanding.
However, if there is any serious thought of imposing regulation of OTC dealers, we would
certainly like to have an opportunity to make our case as to why we think this is not warranted. |
would very much appreciate receiving a call or note from you if in fact there is any reason that
we should be concerned about this occurring.

| spent some timo with Bob Ruben in Shanghal last week and he appears to be doing
very well, | must say he looked more relaxed than | have seen him in years.

‘Warm regards,

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to hearing from you at your earliest

Co-Signatories:

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Kenneth L. Lay
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Paul H, O'Neill
Chairman and CEO
Alcoa, Inc.

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John €. Pepper
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Procter & Gamble

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Donald H. Rumsfeld
Chairman of the Board
Gilead Sciences, Inc.

Han. S Tne

Director and Senior Advisor
Lucent Technologies

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Walter V. Shipley
Chairman and CEO
The Chase Manhattan Bank

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Emest Stern
Managing Director
J.P. Morgan & Co., Incorporated

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Maurica Tempeisma:
Chairman of the Board
Lazare Kaplan International, Inc.

Jonn L. Vogelstein
Vice Chairman and President
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PO. Box 1185
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(713) 853-6773
Far (713) 853-5513

May 14, 1999 Ain@evert com

The Honorable Robert E. Rubin
Department of the Treasury

15" & Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Washington DC, 20220

Dear Bob:

Although not surprised, | am sorry to see you step down as
Treasury Secretary. By any objective or subjective measurement, you
have done an outstanding job not only for your country but for the
world. Your steady hand will be missed.

At the same time, in Larry Summers you do have an excellent
replacement. | have no doubt that Larry will continue the strong and
effective economic policies that have been implemented during your
tenure.

One additional point. If you are considering joining any
corporate boards, | would like very much to talk to you. Given the way
Enron has evolved, not only do we badly need a person with your
experience and insights (gained both at Goldman Sachs and at the
U.S. Treasury) but also | think you would find serving on our board
intellectually and otherwise interesting. | have placed a call to you in
the hope that | might enenton ts fo you personaly

My very best in whatever you do next. You certainly deserve a

somewhat less hectic schedule and would hope that you will take
advantage of that at least for some time.

Sincerely,
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The Honorable Lawrence H. Summers
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U.S. Department of Treasury

15" & Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Washington DC, 20220

Dear Larry:

Congratulations on taking the reins at the Treasury. You have
certainly had a lot of on the job training with Bob and | have absolutely
no doubt that you will do an outstanding job, just as he has done.

These are fascinating times both for the U.S. economy and the
global economy. Although you are filling some very large shoes, |
cannot imagine anybody better prepared to do that than you are.

| hope our paths continue to cross and certainly stand ready to
be available if there is anything at all | or Enron could do for you or the
department.

Sincerely,

Ler

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February 25, 1999

The Honorable Robert E. Rubin
Department of the Treasury
Office of the Secretary

1500 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Room 3330

Washington, D.C. 20220

Dear Mr, Secretary:

We are writing in follow-up to Jim Thomson's letter cf January 20, 1999 (copy
attached) inviting you to address the forthcoming meeting of the Russian-
American Business Leaders Forum on May 15-16 in New York,

As founding members of the Forum and active participants in its three preceding
meetings, we believe that the Forum has played 8 unique role in fostening
sustained and meaningful dialogue with the most politically influential members
of Russia's emergent business elite on issues of utmost importance not only for
U.S.-Russian economic relations but for U.S.-Russian relabons more generally.
Oespite Russia's failure to create a functioning market economy 0” a political
consensus on behalf of economic reform, we believe that the Forum has played
a very constructive role in fostering a fuller and deeper understanding by Russian
businessmen and entrepreneurs of what must be done to stabilize and
modernize the Russian economy and why the creation of such an economy is in
bed ‘own and their country’s vital interest, a8 well as in the interest of the United
tates

Ata time when the economic policy of the new Russian government is still in flux
{if not non-existent), when the divisions within the Russian political elite are being
exacerbated by preparations for the forthcoming election, including efforts to
stoke the fires of increasingly evident anti-Amencanism, and when the country is
in the midst of 2 deepening and possibly devastating economic crisis, it seems to
us that forthright conversation with Russian entrepreneurs of the sort who will be
attending the May meeting of our Forum is urgently important. Furthermore, we
are convinced that your leadership of such a discussion could make a major
difference in the crucial role these businessmen decide to play in resolving the
policy anc electoral uncertainties that will determine Russia's near- and mid-term
future and thereby the near- and mid-term future of U.S.-Russian relations.

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DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY (PA)
TELEPHONE LOG — JANUARY 2002
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The Criteria entered: Tuesday, January 15, 2002
Listing of Selected TADS Records

Profile: 1999-SE-001971 Priority: N Classified: N

From Name: Mead, Dana G.

Title: Tenneco

Constituent:

To Robert E. Rubin

Tithe; Secretary

Document Source: Interest Group

Document Type: Letter

Required Action: Appropriate Action

Doc Date: 02/25/1999

Scan Date: 02/25/1999

Due Date: 03/10/1999

Closure Type: Invitation Regretted

Closure Date: 0413/1999

DMS Comments:

Subject: Invitation For The Secretary To Give The Principal Address At The Fourth Semi-Annual Meeting Of The

Russian-American Business Leaders Forum, 5/15-16/99
Abstract: Urges the Secretary to give the principal address at the fourth semi-annual meeting of the RAND-

sponsored Russian-American Business Leaders Forum, New York, 5/15-16/99. (Also signed by
Kenneth L. , Enron Corporation; Paul H, O'Neill, Alcoa; John E. Pepper, Procter & Gamble; Donald
H. Rumsfeld, Sciences; Henry B. Schacht, Lucent Technologies; Mafpoedeh Shipley, Chase

Manhattan Bank; Ernest Stem, J.P. Morgan & Co.; Maurice Tempelsman, Lazare

Kaplan International;

John L. Vogelstein, E.M. Warburg, Pincus & Co.) (Cross reference 1:

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Attention: Nancy (Scheculer)

The Honorable Paul H. O’Neill
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U.S. Department of Treasury

1500 Pennsytvania Avenue, NW

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Washington, OC 20220

202-622-1100

202-622-0073 (fax)

FROM: Linda Robertson. Vice President, Federal Goverment Affairs
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FAX: 202-828-3372
Number of pages: 1

Re: Request for a meeting with the Secretary on April 5 in the afternoon

Dear Nancy:

Jett Skilling, President and CEO for Enron would like to schedule a meeting with the
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sometime after Noon on Thursday, April 5, 2001. sede tania
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Thank you for your assistance in this regard.

Lora Sullivan
Federal Government Affairs Representative

202-456-9142

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