Exhibit 99.1

                         UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
                                                              P-00025
                   CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA - LOS ANGELES
                                                           CHAPTER: 11
                                                               IN RE:
                           CASE NUMBER: LA 86-14243BR
90012     B8614243               DISCOVERY  OIL,  LTD.          SSN/ID:
U.S.  BANKRUPTCY  COURT                                        83-0207909
ROOM  906,  U.S.  COURTHOUSE     2049  CENTURY  PARK  EAST
312  NO.  SPRING  ST.               STE  890
LOS  ANGELES,  CA  900012-4701     LOS  ANGELES,  CA  90062-3101

                  NOTICE OF ORDER CONFIRMING PLAN AND DISCHARGE


                                             U.S.  BANKRUPTCY  COURT
                                             ROOM  906,  U.S.  COURTHOUSE
                                             312  NO  SPRING  ST.
                                             LOS  ANGELES,  CA  90012-4701


TO  THE  DEBTORS,  HIS  CREDITORS  AND  OTHER  PARTIES  IN  INTEREST:

     NOTICE  IS  HEREBY  GIVEN  OF  THE  ENTRY  OF ORDER OF THIS COURT ON 5/5/88
CONFIRMING  THE  DEBTOR'S PLAN OF REORGANIZATION FILED ON 3/23/88 AND PROVIDEING
FURTHER  THAT:

A.     EXCEPT  AS  OTHERWISE  PROVIDED  OR  PERMITTED BY THE PLAN OR THIS ORDER:
(1)     THE  ABOVE  NAMED  DEBTOR  IS  REALEASEDFROM  ALL  DISCHARGEABLE  DEBTS:
(2)     ANY  JUDGEMENT  HERETOFORE OR HEREAFTER OBTAINED IN ANY COURT OTHER THAN
THIS  COURT  IS  NULL AND VOID AS DETERMINATION OF THE PERSONAL LIABILITY OF THE
DEBTOR  WITH  RESPECT  TO  ANY  OF  THE  FOLLOWING:

(A)     DEBTS  DISCHARGEABLE  UNDER  11  U.S.C.  SECTION  523;
(B)     UNLESS  HERETOFORE  OR HEREAFTER DETERMINED BY ORDER OF THIS COURT TO BE
NONDISCHARGEABLE,  DEBTS  ALLEGED  TO  BE  EXCEPTED  FROM  THIS  COURT  TO  BE
NONDISCHARGEMABE, DEBTS ALLEGED TO BE EXCEPTED FROM DISCHARGE UNDER CLAUSES (2),
(4),  AND  (6)  OF  11  U.S.C.  SECTION  523  (A);  11  U.S.C.  SECTION 523 (D).

B.     ALL  CREDITORS WHOSE DEBTS ARE DISCHARGED BY THIS ORDER AND ALL CREDITORS
HAVING  CLAIMS  OF  A TYPE REFERRED TO IN PARAGRAPH A(2) ABOVE ARE ENJOINED FROM
INSTITUTING  OR  CONTINUING  ANY ACTION OR EMPLOYING ANY PROCESS TO COLLECT SUCH
DEBTS  A  PERSONAL  LIABILITES  OF  THE  ABOVE-NAMED  DEBTOR.






                                   DATED  MAY  13,  1988  AT  LOS  ANGELES,  CA
                                             FOR  THE  COURT
                                        JACK  L.  WAGNER,  CLERK  OF  COURT









Exhibit 99.2

Russell  H.  Rapoport,  Esq.,  SB#  58083
PLOTKIN,  RAPOPORT  &  NAHMIAS
16633  Ventura  Blvd.,  Suite  800
Encino,  CA  91436-1836
(818)  906-1600

Attorneys  for  Discovery  Oil
RHR/svp


                         UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
                     FOR THE CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

In  re:     )     Case  No.:  No.  LA  86-14243  BR
DISCOVERY  OIL,  LTD.,  a  Delaware  corporation,     )     Chapter  11
   Debtor.     )
     )     ORDER  OF  FINAL  DECREE
     )
     )     DATE:  JULY  15,  1996
     )     TIME:  2  P.M.
     )     PLACE:  COURTROOM  1668

     A  hearing  having  been  held  pursuant  to the court's order the debtor's
counsel,  Russell  H.  Rapoport  of Plotkin, Rapoport & Nahmias having appeared,
     WHEREUPON,  after  reviewing  the  file,  and  being  duly  advised  in the
premises,  the  Court  enters  the  following  findings  and  orders:
1.     Adequate  notice  having  been  given  and no objections have been timely
filed;  accordingly,  the requirement of notice and hearing have been satisfied.
2.     The  status  of  consummation  of the Confirmed Plan of Reorganization in
this  case  entitles  the  Debtor  to  a  final  decree.
3.     This  Chapter  11 case should be and hereby is closed; provided, however,
that  jurisdiction  is  expressly  reserved  to  reopen  this  case in the event
interpretation,  modification,  or  enforcement  of  the  Confirmed  Plan  of
Reorganization  is  required.

Dated:  7/9/96

          BARRY  RUSSELL
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     Honorable  Barry  Russell,
     United  States  Bankruptcy  Judge




















Exhibit 99.3


Russell  H.  Rapoport,  Esq.,  SB#  58083
PLOTKIN,  RAPOPORT  &  NAHMIAS
16633  Ventura  Blvd.,  Suite  800
Encino,  CA  91436-1836
(818)  906-1600

Attorneys  for  Discovery  Oil
RHR/svp


                         UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
                     FOR THE CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

In  re:     )     Case  No.:  No.  LA  86-14243  BR
DISCOVERY  OIL,  LTD.,  a  Delaware  corporation,     )     Chapter  11
   Debtor.     )
     )     ORIGINAL  SIGNATURE  OF  ANDREW IPPOLITO TO THE DECLARATION OF ANDREW
IPPOLITO  RE  POST-CONFIRMATION  EVENTS  IN  RESPONSE TO ORDER FOR AND NOTICE OF
HEARING  ENTERED  JUNE  11,  1996
     )
     )     DATE:  JULY  15,  1996
     )     TIME:  2  P.M.
     )     PLACE:  COURTROOM  1668

     Attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and incorporated herein by this reference is
page  2  of  the  DECLARATION  OF ANDREW IPPOKITO RE POST-CONFIRMATION EVENTS IN
RESPONSE  TO  ORDER  FOR  AND  NOTICE OF HEARING ENTERED JUNE 11, 1996 which has
previously been filed with the above-entitled Court bearing facsimile signature.
Said  Exhibit  "A"  bears  the  original  signature  of ANDREW IPPOLITO thereon.





with  information  from  recollection  for  the  court's  assistance.
3.     The  Confirmation of its Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization, Discovery Oil
continued  operation  of  its  business.  By  August 15, 1988, all distributions
required  to  be  made  under  the  plan  were  made.
4.     Unfortunately,  business  operations  of  Discovery  Oil  did  not  prove
successful.  The  Plan was primarily based upon the acquisition of Crystal River
Refining  Company,  and  the  contemplated  operation  of  that  business.  The
operations  of  Crystal  River  proved  unsatisfactory, a lawsuit was brought by
Discovery for breach of the acquisition agreement and a judgment obtained by the
judgment  proved  uncollectible  as  the  judgment  debtors  filed  a  Chapter 7
bankruptcy  and  their  estate  were  assetless.
5.     At  this  point, Discovery Oil is still an existing corporation with 5700
shareholders, but is little more than a shell corporation which could be used as
a  vehicle  to  quickly  make  a  private  corporation into a public corporation
through  substantial  expense  would  to  be  incurred  to  do  so  to bring the
corporation  into  compliance  with  requirements of the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
6.     The  only  prospect the shareholders have for any recovery of their stock
is  maintenance  of  the  status  quo since the confirmed Plan was performed, an
ORDER OF FINAL DECREE would seemingly be appropriate.  A proposed ORDER OF FINAL
DCECREE  is  submitted  herewith.
     I  declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.
Executed  this  26th  day  of  June,  1996,  in  Malibu,  California.
                /S/
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                ANDREW  IPPOLITO,  Declarant