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From: John Yetter

To: DOMS.DOPOB(CARLETONN, MCGIVERNT), NICKOLOFFP

Dato: 17100 3:20pm

‘Subject: Financial Netting provisions of H.R. 833 - bankruptcy bill -Reply -Reply -Reply -Reply -Reply
No, I don't know,

>>> Peter Nickolotf 03/17/400 03:17pm >>>

Ihave no comments or edits on the letters except to ask if they've yot been circulated to the other WG agencies.
Norman has been out of the office since 3/10 (and isnt scheduled to retum until 3/27), so I can’ say whether he had
a chance to forward the letters on belore he left, John. would you know?

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>>> Tom McGivern 03/17/00 02:46pm >>>
Norman, do you have commonts/odits?

>>> John Yetter 03/10/00 10:18am >>>
J agree with all of Tom's comments on the Enron proposals and don't have any comments on the letter.

>>> Tom MeGivern 03/09/00 06:36pm >>>
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| have attached your original e-mail and copied

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in the region. They expressed an interest in hearing Treasury's views on APEC, China PNTR,
recovery in Japan and Indonesia, and IFI reform.

With regard to China PNTR, as you know the former Secretaries of the Treasury signed a letter

(dated April 10, 2000) in support of PNTR. In addition, just this morning, Nobel Laureates
unveiled their letter supporting PNTR.

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Emily Altman
Michael Andrews
Ted Austell

W. Wayne Booker
Richard Brecher
Stu Eizenstat
Brant Free
Karen Brown
John Hardy

Bill Ichord
Lionel Johnson
W. Russell King
Susan Leibbrandt
Lauren Lenfest
Michael Maibach
Joanna McIntosh
Scott Miller
David Mishkin
Mike Mullen
Chuck Prince
Bonnie Raquet
Gregory Riddle
Ted Truman
Amold Wellman
Michael Whitaker
Jim Whittaker
Atsushi Yamazaki

Total:

1 Morgan Stanley

1 Citigroup

1 Boeing

1 Ford

1 Motorola

1 US Treasury

1 Chubb

1 National Center

1 Enron

1 Unocal

1 Citigroup

1 Freeport McMoRan
1 State

1 Oracle

1 Intel

1 AT&T

1 Procter & Gamble
1 Northwest

1 National Center

1 Citigroup

1 Cargia

1 Eastman Chemical
+ Treasury

1 UPS

1 United

1 Hewlett-Packard
1 Sun Microsystems

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From: Tom McGivern

To: DOM3.DOPOS{(CARLETONN, NICKOLOFFP), YETTERJ

Dato: 3/17/00 3:25pm

gl Financial Notting provisions of H.R. 833 - bankruptcy bill -Reply -Reply -Reply -Reply -Reply
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>>> John Yetter 03/17/00 03:20pm >>>
No, I don't know.

>>> Peter Nickolotf 03/17/00 03:17pm >>>
| have no comments or edits on the letters except to ask if they've yet been circulated to the other WG
‘Norman has been out of the office since 3/10 (and isn't scheduled to return until 3/27), so | can't say whether he had
@ chance to forward the letters on before he left, John, would you know?
Tb John Yetter 03/17/00 02:50pm >>>
‘staff to seo ff they have any comments.

>>> Tom McGivern 03/17/00 02:46pm >>>
Norman, do you have comments/edits?

>>> John Yetter 03/10/00 10:18am >>>
| agree with all of Torn’s comments on the Enron proposals and dont have any comments on the letter.

>> Tom MoGivem 03/09/00 06:36pen >>>

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Conley, Robert

From: Pautson, Sara

Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 12:24 PM
To: Conley, Robert; Stewart, Elizabeth K.
Subject: FW: Enron mig today at 1:30 pm
Importance: High

Just found this,

- Message-—-

From: Kosmides, Ivy

Sent: ‘Tuesday, September 25, 2001 12:08 PM

To: Scwerch, Wiliam; Pauison, Sara; Demopuies, Abigail

ce Backes, Steven

‘Subject: Enon mg today at 1:30 om
Importance: High

I just spoke to Mr. Hardy of ENRON regarding the meeting agenda for today.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20220

April 25, 2000
. MEMORANDUM FOR THE DEPUTY SECRETARY

THROUGH: Marti Thomas UT
Acting Assistant Secretary
Office of Legislative Affairs & Public Liaison

FROM: Lisa Andrews 2o—
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Office of Public Liaison

Anne Desler (it
Director, Business & Public Liaison
Office of Public Liaison

SUBJECT: Remarks before Board of Governors of the National Center for
APEC

Date & Time "April 26, 2000, 6:30 p.m.

Location: Citigroup Offices

1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Suite 1000
Washington, D.C.

PARTICIPANTS:

Treasury Deputy Secretary Eizenstat
Lisa Andrews, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Office Public Liaison

Others Micheal Andrews, Vice President, Intemational Business Affairs.
Citigroup, and Vice-Chairman, National Center for APEC
Wayne Booker, Vice Chairman, Ford Motor Company
Chuck Prince, Citigroup
Approximately 20 other attendees from APEC member companies

CONTACT: Lisa Andrews, 622-0507

ATTACHMENTS: Tab 1: List of Antendces
Tab 2: China
~ Background and Q&A on China PNTR, NEC Q&As for
Principals’ Use on PNTR
~ White House 4/6/00 Fact Sheet: "The U.S. - China WTO
Accession Deal: a Strong Deal in the Best Interests of
America“

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~ Former Secretaries Letter Supporting PNTR
~ Letter from Nobel Laureates Supporting PNTR

Tab 3: APEC
~ APEC Finance Ministers’ Process and Overview of April
19" Finance Deputies Meeting
~ 2/15/00 APEC Memo from former U.S. APEC Ambassador
Richard Boucher
-Why APEC Matters to Americans
Tab 4; IMF Reforms
~ Secretary Summers 4/16/00 Statement to the Intemational
Monetary and Finance Committee
Tab 5: Asia
- Goldman Sachs: "Asia in a Nutshell"
~ Asian Economic Indicators
~- Background on Indonesia
- Indonesia Economic Indicators
Tab 6: Japan
~ Japan Q&As
- Japan's Macroeconomic Overview

SCENARIO:

Michael Andrews will introduce you. You will speak for approximately 15 minutes.
Immediately following your remarks, you will take questions from the floor and a discussion of
the prospects for greater U.S, business engagement in the region will ensue. We anticipate 15-20
minutes for Q&A, afterwards you will depart.

PURPOSE:

The purpose of this event is to provide an opportunity for an informal discussion of economic
issues in the Asia-Pacific region with the National Center Board, a group of senior executives
from major U.S. firms, of whom about 25 will attend the dinner.

BACKGROUND:

The National Center for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) is a non-profit organization
that serves as the Secretariat for the APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC). The three U.S.
ABAC Representatives are Sy Stemberg, Chairman and CEO of New York Life, Emie Micek,
CEO of Cargill, and Paul Song, CEO of Aris Corporation. The National Center coordinates
between the U.S. Government and the U.S. business community to move issues through the
APEC process and achieve desirable policy changes. The APEC Board members are engaged in
APEC's process of liberalizing trade and investment and facilitating business practices in the
region. The evening is intended to promote an off-the-record discussion at which time the senior
executives will offer the private sector's views on prospects for greater U.S. business engagement

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