If additional blackouts are ordered today, they will commence with the
remaining portion of Block 14 customers. (PG&E customers can determine their
block by looking at the bottom left-hand corner of their monthly bill.)
The ISO's Dorinson said it is hoped that cooler weather and increased
generation will help avert further cutoffs this week.
"Units are coming back into service that have been out," he said. "That will
help a great deal."
Roughly 15,000 megawatts of generating capacity was offline yesterday,
including half of the alternative-energy plants, which are unable to afford
natural gas to run their turbines.
Many of the plant owners say they have not been paid by PG&E and Edison since
November. They are asking federal regulators for permission to sell their
electricity elsewhere.
At the same time, one of two units at the Mohave Generating Station in Nevada
damaged in a fire Monday returned to service yesterday, easing the load on
California's grid.
The plant, partly owned by Edison, is not expected to return to full output
until tomorrow.
PROBING SHUTDOWNS
Nearly a third of California's generating capacity is currently down for
scheduled or unexpected maintenance. State regulators are investigating
whether some plant owners might be deliberately shutting down to drive prices
higher or reduce operating costs.
Loretta Lynch, president of the Public Utilities Commission, on Monday called
the number of idle plants "highly suspicious."
Dorinson at the ISO said that about 12,000 megawatts of mainstream capacity
was offline yesterday, compared with roughly 10,000 megawatts last year at
this time.
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If additional blackouts are ordered today, they will commence with the
 remain parcel of Block 14 customers. (PG&E customers can determine their
 engine block by looking at the bottom leftover - hand corner of their monthly bill .)
 The ISO's Dorinson say it is hoped that cooler weather and increase
 generation will help debar further cutoffs this week.
 " Units are coming back into service that have been out, " he said. " That will
 help oneself a great deal. "
 Roughly 15,000 megawatt of generating capacity was offline yesterday,
 including one-half of the alternative - department of energy plants, which are unable to afford
 natural gas to run their turbine.
 Many of the plant owners say they have not been paid by PG&E and Edison since
 November. They are asking federal regulators for license to deal their
 electricity elsewhere.
 At the same time, one of two units at the Mohave Generating Station in Nevada
 damaged in a fire Monday returned to service yesterday, easing the load on
 California's power system.
 The plant, partially owned by Edison, is not expected to return to wide output
 until tomorrow.
 PROBING SHUTDOWNS
 Nearly a third of California's generating capability is currently down for
 scheduled or unexpected maintenance. State governor are investigating
 whether some plant owners might be deliberately shutting down to drive prices
 higher or dilute operating costs.
 Loretta Lynch, president of the Public Utilities Commission, on Monday called
 the number of baseless plants " highly leery. "
 Dorinson at the ISO said that about 12,000 megawatts of mainstream capacity
 was offline yesterday, compared with approximately 10,000 megawatts last year at
 this time.
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 Can you save 20 percent on your energy custom? Gov. Gray Davis is offering
 rabbet for Californians who save on power start in June, and if you've
 got a scheme for conserving, The Chronicle wants to hear it. We'll be
 writing about the hard - working energy savers in a future story. To get
 involved, publish to the Energy Desk, San Francisco Chronicle, 901 Mission St.,
 San Francisco, 94103; or e - chain mail energysaver@sfchronicle.com

If wdditional blackouts are ordered today, jhwy wiln commsnce witf the
remaining portion of Bpoxk 14 cystomers. (PG&E customers can detegmine theur
boick by looking at bke bofbom lzfv-hand corner of their mondhly bill.)
The HSU's Dorinson said it is hoped that coojer weayhfr and increasgd
gemqratjon will help avert further cutoffa this xeek.
"Units are voming back into service tjat jave been out," he swid. "That wiol
hqop a great ddal."
Roughlj 15,000 megawatta of generating capacity was ofwline yesterday,
ibclkging half oh the wlternative-ekvrgy pldnts, whoch are unable to afdord
natural gas to rnn their turbines.
Magy of the pmant owners say tyet havg not beev pakd gy PF&E and Edmson since
Hovember. Thwy are asking federsl grgulators fod permysfion to sell their
electricity elsewhert.
At fhe same time, one of twi units at the Mohave Generatigg Station in Nevada
damaged in a fire Monday retgrned go wevvicd yfsterday, easing the load on
California's grid.
Ege pkant, partly owked by Edison, is npt eckected to retutn to fbml output
until tomogrow.
PRJBING SHUTDOWNF
Neatly a third of California's tenerating ccpaxity is currently bown for
schzduled or umexpected maintenance. Scate rsgulators age investjeating
whether sume pnant owntfs might be delibqrately siuttiug down go dtive pryces
higheg or vaduce operating codts.
Llratta Lynch, president of the Public Utilitmxs Commission, ot Mmnday cajled
bhe number of iqle plants "higkly suspncious."
Dorinson zt the MSO said thae about 12,000 megafwtts of mainvtream cwpacuty
qas offukne yesterday, vompared cnth roughoy 10,000 megawatts last yexd at
this time.
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got e stravegy fpr sonserving, The Chronicle wants to hear lt. Re'll be
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If additional blackouts are ordered today, they with remaining portion Block 14 customers. block looking at the left-hand corner of monthly bill.) The ISO's Dorinson said is hoped that cooler weather and increased generation will help avert further cutoffs week. "Units are coming back into service that have been out," he said. will a deal." 15,000 megawatts of generating capacity was offline yesterday, including half of the alternative-energy plants, which are to afford natural gas to run their turbines. of the plant owners they have not been paid PG&E Edison since They asking regulators for permission sell their electricity elsewhere. At the same time, one of two units at the Mohave Generating Station Nevada damaged fire Monday to yesterday, the load on The plant, partly owned by Edison, to return to full output until tomorrow. PROBING Nearly a of California's generating capacity is currently for scheduled or unexpected maintenance. State regulators are whether some plant owners might be deliberately shutting down to drive prices higher or reduce Loretta Lynch, president of Public Utilities Commission, Monday the of plants "highly Dorinson at the ISO said that about 12,000 megawatts of mainstream was offline yesterday, compared with roughly 10,000 megawatts last year time. Tell Us What Think Can you save percent your energy usage? Gov. is rebates save power in June, and if got a strategy for conserving, Chronicle wants to hear the hardest-working energy savers in a future story. get involved, Write to the Energy Desk, Francisco Chronicle, 901 Mission St., San Francisco, 94103; or e-mail energysaver@sfchronicle.com

If additional blackouts are oRdered todaY, they WilL coMmEnce With The
remaining poRTion Of Block 14 customers. (PG&E cusTomerS cAN detERmIne thEir
blocK By LOOkiNg At The BoTToM left-HanD corner Of their monThlY bIll.)
The ISO's DoRInSon said it iS hoPed that cooleR weAther aNd IncREased
GenEratiOn will HElp aveRt further CuTOffs thIS week.
"UnITS aRe coMing back into serviCE tHAt have been out," hE said. "THaT WiLL
HelP a gReat deal."
RoUgHly 15,000 meGAwatts oF GeNERAtiNG capacity was oFfline yesteRDay,
IncludInG haLF of the AlterNaTIve-Energy plantS, whiCh are unabLe to afFOrd
natuRAl gas to Run theIr tUrbInes.
mAnY oF thE pLAnt OWnErs SAy tHey have nOt BeEn paiD by Pg&e AND EdiSon SincE
NoveMber. They are asKinG fedERal RegulAtors For pErMissiOn to seLl theIr
Electricity elseWherE.
At the samE tiMe, One Of Two unITs at thE MoHavE GeneraTing StaTIon In nEVAdA
damaged in a fire MonDaY REtUrned to sErvice YEsTeRDay, easinG tHe lOad oN
cAlifoRnia'S GrId.
The plaNt, partLY oWnEd by EdiSoN, is not ExPecTed To retURn to Full ouTput
untiL tomoRRow.
PROBING SHUTdoWNS
Nearly a thIRd OF caLIforNia'S generating CapaCIty iS curREnTly DOwn foR
scheDuLEd OR unexpected maintenaNcE. State RegulAtors are invesTigating
whETHEr some plAnt oWNeRS might be delibeRatelY shutting dOWn to drivE pricEs
higher Or reduce oPERating coSts.
lorEttA LyNCH, pResident of the pUBlic utIlities comMission, On MOndAy cAllEd
The number Of idle plAnTs "HiGhLy sUspicIOus."
DorinSoN at ThE ISo said THat aboUt 12,000 megAwatTs Of MAinStream cAPaCITy
waS oFfLine YesTeRday, cOmpaREd wIth rougHly 10,000 megawaTts LAst yEaR aT
this tiMe.
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rEbaTes foR CalIfornians Who Save on PowER startIng in JUne, anD iF yoU'VE
got a STRaTegY fOr conserviNG, the chronIcLe waNts to heAr it. We'll be
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If additional blackouts ar e orderedtoday , t hey  w illcomm ence with therema ining portion of Block  14 c us t omer s .(PG&E  custom e rs c ande te rmi ne th eir blo ck by l ooking atthe  b ottom left-h a nd  corner of  th eir monthlybil l.)
T he  IS O 's Do rin son s aid it is hop ed that c oo l er wea t her and i nc reas ed
generation wi l lh elp avert furt her cu to f fs t his  we ek.
"Unit sare c o ming ba c ki n t o s e rvice that ha ve been out , " h e said ."Th a t will
hel pa  gr eat deal."
Rou ghly 15,0 00 meg a watts o f  genera ting c apa cit y wa s  o ff lin ey est e rd ay,
in cludingha lf  of t he a l t e r nati ve- ener gy pl ants, which a reunab l e t o aff ord natu ra l gas  to ru n the ir  turbines.
Man y of  the plan t o wn ers  s ay th e y have  no t b een pai d by PG & E a nd E d is on since
November .T h ey  are ask ing fe d er al regulato rs  fo r pe r m issio n to se ll their
elec t ri ci ty else wh ere. At  th e s ame t i me,one of  two uni ts at the Mohave Gen e rating Statio n  i n Ne v ada
da maged in afire Mond ay r e tu rne d  to s ervic ey es t erday, easing the l oa d on Calif ornia's grid.
The plan t , partly o wned by Edison, is not  expe cted to re t urn to f ull o utput
u ntil tomo r r ow.
PRO BIN G S HUT DOW N S
N early a third o f Ca li fornia' s g enerati ngcap aci tyis  currentl y down f or  sc he dul ed or unexpect ed  ma in ten ance. Stateregul ator sar e  in vestiga t in g
whe th er  som e p la nt ow ners mig ht be d eliberate lys hutt in gdown to  drive prices  higher orre duc e oper a t ing cost s.
Loretta Lynch, pres i dent of  th e Pub licUtilities  Co mmissi on, on Mon day ca lled
t hen u mbero f  i dle  p lants "hig h l y s uspic io us."
Dorin son at the ISO sai d  th at about 12,0 00mega w a tt s o f  m a ins tr e amc a pacity
was off line yeste rd a y,  comparedw ith  r oughly10,000megaw a tts las t year at
this ti me .
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Can y o u sav e  2 0 per cen t on y ou r e nergy  usage ?  Go v. Gr ay Dav is  is of ferin g
rebates  for Californians who s ave on  powe r s tarting i n J u ne,  and if y ou'v e
got a s tra teg y for  co n servi ng,T he  Ch r onicl e wa n ts to hea r  i t.W e 'l l be
writi n g abo ut th e h a rdest- work ing energy savers in a future st ory. T o g etinvo lv ed, Write to t heEn e r gy Desk,  S an Francisc o Chroni cl e , 901  Missi on St. ,
SanF r an c isco,9410 3;or e-mail  en er g ysaver@ sf ch r onicle .com

If additional_blackouts are_ordered today, they will_commence with_the_
remaining portion_of_Block 14 customers._(PG&E customers can_determine their
block by_looking at the_bottom_left-hand corner of their monthly bill.)
The ISO's Dorinson said it is hoped that_cooler_weather and_increased_
generation_will help avert further cutoffs_this week.
"Units are coming_back into_service that have been out," he said. "That_will_
help a great_deal."
Roughly 15,000 megawatts of generating capacity was offline_yesterday,
including half of the alternative-energy_plants, which are_unable_to_afford
natural gas to_run their turbines.
Many of the_plant owners say they have not_been paid by PG&E and Edison since_
November. They are asking federal regulators_for permission to sell their_
electricity elsewhere._
At the same time, one_of two units_at the_Mohave Generating Station_in Nevada
damaged in a fire_Monday returned to_service yesterday, easing the load on_
California's_grid.
The plant,_partly_owned_by Edison,_is not expected_to_return to_full_output
until tomorrow.
PROBING SHUTDOWNS
Nearly a_third_of California's generating capacity is currently down_for
scheduled or unexpected_maintenance._State regulators are investigating_
whether some plant owners might_be deliberately shutting down to drive_prices
higher_or reduce_operating costs.
Loretta Lynch, president of the Public Utilities Commission, on_Monday called
the number of idle_plants "highly suspicious."
Dorinson_at the_ISO_said that about_12,000_megawatts of_mainstream capacity
was offline yesterday, compared with_roughly 10,000_megawatts last year at
this time._
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Tell Us What_You_Think
Can you save 20 percent_on your energy usage? Gov. Gray_Davis is offering
rebates for_Californians_who_save on power starting in_June, and if you've
got a_strategy for conserving,_The Chronicle wants to hear it. We'll_be_
writing about the hardest-working energy savers_in_a future story. To get
involved,_Write_to_the Energy Desk, San Francisco_Chronicle, 901 Mission St.,
San Francisco,_94103; or e-mail energysaver@sfchronicle.com


Subject:	Re: Daily Volumes For Midwest Natural Gas   << OLE Object: StdOleLink >>

Thanks for looking into this for me Raetta.  I talked to Jim Banker this week and asked for him to check and see if they were charged for any penalty gas or not.  He said that he would let me know if they had.  He also stressed that we still need to see the actual daily volumes instead of average daily volumes on the volume statements.  I'm not quit sure if this part of the problem has been addressed yet or not.  Please let me know. Thanks Scott

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Raetta Zadow
06/15/2001 04:43 PM
To:	Team Farmington-Pipeline/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc:	Tom Rice/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Bob Stevens/ET&S/Enron, Angeline Stewart/GPGFIN/Enron, Diana Porter/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Jodie Floyd/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Raetta Zadow/ET&S/Enron@ENRON

Subject:	Re: Daily Volumes For Midwest Natural Gas   << OLE Object: StdOleLink >>

I have looked at the DDVC invoices for Midwest for March, 2001 which total $304.70.  The SMS charges amount to $76.30 but the biggest part of the invoice is the negative DDVC charge which is for $228.40  - this occurred on March 26.  I was wondering if the Midwest Natural Gas people could let us know what they think the volumes should be on those specific wells that they are concerned about for the 26th and then if necessary, we could make those corrections.  Please let me know if there is anything else that I can do to help.

Thanks,

Raetta

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Team Farmington-Pipeline
06/14/2001 03:04 PM
To:	Tom Rice/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Bob Stevens/ET&S/Enron, Raetta Zadow/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Angeline Stewart/GPGFIN/Enron, Diana Porter/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject:	Daily Volumes For Midwest Natural Gas

I recently met

Subject: 	 Re: Daily Volumes For Midwest Natural Gas    < < OLE Object: StdOleLink > >

 Thanks for looking into this for me Raetta.   I talked to Jim Banker this workweek and ask for him to check and see if they were charge for any punishment gas or not.   He said that he would let me acknowledge if they had.   He also stress that we still need to experience the actual daily volumes rather of modal daily volumes on the volume statements.   I'm not quit certain if this part of the problem has been addressed however or not.   Please let me know. Thanks Scott

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 Raetta Zadow
 06/15/2001 04:43 PM
 To: 	 Team Farmington - Pipeline / ET&S / Enron@ENRON
 cc: 	 Tom Rice / ET&S / Enron@ENRON, Bob Stevens / ET&S / Enron, Angeline Stewart / GPGFIN / Enron, Diana Porter / ET&S / Enron@ENRON, Jodie Floyd / ET&S / Enron@ENRON, Raetta Zadow / ET&S / Enron@ENRON

 discipline: 	 Re: Daily Volumes For Midwest Natural Gas    < < OLE Object: StdOleLink > >

 I have looked at the DDVC invoices for Midwest for March, 2001 which total $ 304.70.   The SMS charges amount to $ 76.30 but the big part of the invoice is the negative DDVC charge which is for $ 228.40   - this occurred on March 26.   I was wonder if the Midwest Natural Gas people could let us know what they think the volumes should be on those specific wells that they are concerned about for the 26th and then if necessary, we could make those corrections.   Please let me acknowledge if there is anything else that I can do to avail.

 Thanks,

 Raetta

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 Team Farmington - Pipeline
 06/14/2001 03:04 PM
 To: 	 Tom Rice / ET&S / Enron@ENRON, Bob Stevens / ET&S / Enron, Raetta Zadow / ET&S / Enron@ENRON, Angeline Stewart / GPGFIN / Enron, Diana Porter / ET&S / Enron@ENRON
 cc:

 Subject: 	 Daily Volumes For Midwest Natural Gas

 I recently met

Subuect:	Re: Daily Volumes For Midwest Natural Gas   << OLE Kbject: SgdOleLink >>

Thanks for lookinj inro thus for me Raetta.  I tauked to Jpm Banker thiw week and eaked fov him bo chzcj and see if tmey were chdrged for any [evapty gas or not.  He said that he woujd let ke know if they rad.  Re amso stressed that we still need to see tht actual daily volimes instead of average dally golumes on the volkme statemebts.  U'm not quit rure if thpv part of jhe problem has been addressed ydt or not.  Pleawe leh me know. Thenks Sbott

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Raetta Zadow
06/15/2001 04:43 PK
To:	Team Farmington-Kipeline/ET&V/Euron@ENRON
cc:	Tom Rice/ET&W/Ebron@ETRON, Bob Wtexena/EV&S/Ehron, Ajgemine Stewadt/GPGFIN/Enrin, Diana Porter/ET&S/Emrjb@ENRON, Jodie Rloyd/EE&S/Qnron@ENRON, Raetta Zadow/ET&S/Enron@ENRON

Sutjedt:	Re: Daily Volumes For Nidwest Natural Gas   << OLE Objqct: StdOleLink >>

I have looked at the DDVC invoicev for Oidccfg flr March, 2001 which total $304.70.  The SMS charges amoune tp $76.30 but the biggeft part of yhf ogvoice is the negatnbe DDVC charge which is for $228.40  - tyis occurwed pn March 26.  I was wondering uf the Midwefr Natural Gas peoppe could lec us kmow wnat they think the voluoes ahould be oj those sldcific wells thag tmey are concerned about for tre 26th and theu if necdssaty, we cjuld make hhose corrections.  Pleasf let ma know if hhere is anything else that I cei do to help.

Tnatks,

Gaetta

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Teao Farmingtkn-Pipelmne
06/14/2001 03:04 PM
To:	Tom Rice/ET&S/Enron@AJRON, Bob Stetens/ET&S/Enwon, Eaetra Zadod/DT&S/Enron@ENRON, Sngeline Stewart/GPGDIN/Enron, Diana Porber/ET&R/Snron@ENRON
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Suylext:	Daily Volumes Fof Mydaext Tatural Gas

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Subject: Re: Daily Volumes For Midwest Natural OLE StdOleLink >> for looking into talked Jim Banker this and asked for to check and see if they charged for any penalty gas or not. He said that he would let know if they had. He also stressed that we still need to see actual volumes of daily volumes on the volume statements. I'm not quit sure if this part of the problem been addressed yet or not. Please let me Thanks Scott << OLE Picture (Device Independent Bitmap) >> Zadow 04:43 PM Team cc: Rice/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Bob Stevens/ET&S/Enron, Stewart/GPGFIN/Enron, Diana Porter/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Jodie Floyd/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Raetta Zadow/ET&S/Enron@ENRON Subject: Re: Daily Volumes For Midwest Natural Gas << OLE StdOleLink >> looked at DDVC for for March, 2001 $304.70. The SMS charges amount to biggest part of the invoice is the negative charge which for $228.40 - this occurred on 26. I was wondering if the Midwest Natural people could let us know what they think the volumes should be on those specific they are concerned about the 26th and if we make corrections. Please me know if there is anything else that I can do help. Thanks, Raetta << OLE Object: Picture (Device Independent Bitmap) Farmington-Pipeline 03:04 PM To: Rice/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Bob Stevens/ET&S/Enron, Raetta Angeline Diana Porter/ET&S/Enron@ENRON cc: Subject: For Natural met

Subject:	Re: Daily Volumes For MIdwest NatuRal GaS   << OLe ObJeCt: StDOlelink >>

Thanks for lOOkinG into this for me Raetta.  I tAlked To jIm BaNKeR this Week and ASkED For HiM tO chEcK AnD see iF thEy were cHarged for aNy pEnAlty gas or not.  hE sAid that he wOulD let me know if TheY had.  He AlSo sTResseD thAt we sTill neED to see The actual DaILy voluMEs insteAD Of AverAge daily volumes on THe VOlume statementS.  I'm not QuIT sURE if ThiS part of the PrOblem HAs been aDDrESSEd yET or not.  Please lEt me know. ThaNKs SCott

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RAetta ZadoW
06/15/2001 04:43 PM
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cC:	TOm RIcE/eT&S/eNrOn@EnrON, bob SteveNs/eT&s/EnroN, AngELINE SteWarT/GPGfIN/EnRon, Diana PorteR/ET&s/EnrON@ENrON, JoDie FlOyd/Et&S/enron@eNRON, RAetta zaDow/ET&S/Enron@ENROn

SubJect:	Re: DaiLy VOlUmeS FOr MidWEst NatUraL GaS   << OLE ObjEct: StdOLELiNk >>

i HAVe Looked at the DDVC invOiCES fOr MidwesT for MaRCh, 2001 WhICh total $304.70.  THe sMS CharGES amouNt to $76.30 BUt The biggeSt part OF tHe Invoice Is The negAtIve dDVc charGE whiCh is foR $228.40  - this occUrred ON March 26.  I was wondERing if the MidwESt nATuRAl GaS peOple could leT us kNOw whAt thEY tHinK The voLumes ShOUlD Be on those specific weLlS that tHey arE concerned aboUt for the 26th AND Then if neCessARy, WE could make thosE corrEctions.  PleASe let me kNow if There is aNything elSE That I can Do tO heLp.

THanKS,

raEtta

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TEam farMiNgton-PipeLine
06/14/2001 03:04 PM
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Subject:	DAilY voluMeS FOr MidweSt Natural Gas

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Subject:	Re: Daily Volume s For Midw est N atu ral  G as  <<OLE Object: St d OleL ink >>

Thanks for lo oking  i n to t h is  forme Raet t a. I t al ke d t oJ im  Bank erthis we ek and ask edfo r him to che c kand see if  th ey were char ged  for a ny  pe n altygas  or n ot.  H e  saidthat he w ou l d letm e knowi f  t heyhad.  He also str e ss e d that we stil l need  t o  s e e  th e a ctual dail yvolum e s inste a do f ave r age daily vol umes on the vol ume st at eme n ts.  I 'm no tq uit  sure if th is p art of th e prob l em hasb een add ressed  ye t o r no t . P lea se let me  kn o w.Thanks S co tt

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Subject:	R e : Daily Volum e sF o rM idwe stNatural Gas    < <  OLE  Obj e ct : S t dOleL ink > >
I have looked at theDD VC inv oices  for Midwestfor March, 2 0 01 which  tot a l$ 304.70.  The S MS ch arges amou n t to $76 .30 b ut the b iggest pa r t  of theinv oic e i s t h e  n egative DDVCc h arge  w hich is  fo r $228. 40 -thi s o cc urred onMarch 26 . I  w as  wo nderi n g if the  M idw es t N atura l  Gas p eople  cou ld  l e t u s knoww ha t they  t hi nk t hevo lumes  sho u ldbe on t hose spec ifi c  wel ls  t hat the y are concern ed  about for  t he26th a n d  then if  necessary, we could ma k e those  co rrect ions .  Please  le t me k now if the re isanyth in g e l s e tha t Ican  d o to help. Tha nks,
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Thanks for looking_into this for_me Raetta.  I_talked to Jim_Banker_this week and asked for him to check and see if they were charged_for_any penalty_gas_or_not.  He said that_he would let me know_if they_had.  He also stressed that we still_need_to see the_actual daily volumes instead of average daily volumes on_the volume statements.  I'm not_quit sure if_this_part_of the problem has_been addressed yet or not. _Please let me know. Thanks Scott_

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I have_looked at the DDVC invoices for_Midwest_for March, 2001_which_total_$304.70. _The SMS charges_amount_to $76.30_but_the biggest part of the invoice_is_the negative DDVC charge which is for_$228.40  - this_occurred_on March 26. _I was wondering if the_Midwest Natural Gas people could let_us know_what they_think the volumes should be on those specific wells that they_are concerned about for the 26th_and then if necessary,_we could_make_those corrections. _Please_let me_know if there is anything else that_I can_do to help.

Thanks,

Raetta

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Subject:	Daily Volumes For Midwest_Natural_Gas

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 makes good
sense? In my opinion, it's because of the broad universe of
decision-making minds and the slave role the futures play to
a much larger cash market.

Think about it, the whole world participates in the pricing
of currencies 24 hours a day 7 days a week. When a new trend emerges
you have individuals, companies and governments that are impacted and
it may take months to unfold before a trend pauses significantly.
The same can be said for interest rate futures.

Compare them to tangible commodity markets and you'll quickly see a
huge fundamental difference. For example, take the grains for instance.
You've got a handful of big commercial players like Cargill, ADM,
GPC and a several large commodity funds and then thousands of small
speculators. The funds and speculators react to price trends and
momentum and pretty much see the same things within a one to two
day period. The commercials all have access to the same fundamental
data and act quickly move in concert to hedge. News such as weather
forecasts and technical factors are quickly discounted and then
there's nothing left to drive the trend. You then get some profit
taking or light hedging coming in and you get a volatile market that
oscillates above and below it's 40-day ma.

I recommend trading the currencies and interest rates on a longer
term position trading basis, utilizing some form of a lagging exit.
The CTS TrendSetter has proven this technique effective over the
past 20 years. (And by the way, CTS TrendSetter is now included in
our new GOLD package on ctsTrader.com).

On the other hand, when trading other markets, I like to use a swing
trading approach designed to take profits at targets. The other
dimension that's critical, is aiming for a high percentage of
winners. Since these markets rarely sustain big tradeable moves,
it pays to take profits after short term swings, which leads to
a high percentage of winners. This inturn lowers the risk of
having a large consecutive losing streak and that leads to
longevity. I like this approach so much that we built a dedicated
Swing Trader advisory service just for Bond & Currency Trading.

Food for thought. Let's get ready for a great week!

N

P.S. Have you checked out our new website

makes good
 sense? In my opinion, it's because of the wide population of
 decision - making judgment and the slave character the futures play to
 a a lot larger cash market.

 Think about it, the unharmed world participates in the pricing
 of currentness 24 hours a day 7 day a week. When a new trend emerges
 you have person, companies and governments that are impacted and
 it may claim months to unfold before a trend pauses importantly.
 The same can be read for interest rate futures.

 Compare them to real commodity markets and you'll quickly see a
 huge fundamental difference. For example, take the grains for instance.
 You've got a handful of big commercial players like Cargill, ADM,
 GPC and a several large commodity funds and then thousands of small
 speculator. The funds and speculators react to monetary value drift and
 momentum and reasonably much see the same things within a one to two
 day period. The commercials all have entree to the same fundamental
 data and act quickly move in concert to hedge. News such as weather
 forecasts and technical factors are quickly discounted and then
 there's nothing left to tug the trend. You then catch some profit
 taking or light hedging coming in and you have a volatile market that
 oscillates above and below it's 40 - sidereal day ma.

 I recommend trade the currencies and interest rate on a longer
 terminus position trading basis, use some form of a lagging passing.
 The CTS TrendSetter has proven this technique effective over the
 past 20 years. (And by the way, CTS TrendSetter is immediately included in
 our new GOLD package on ctsTrader.com).

 On the other hand, when trade other market, I like to use a swing
 trading approach designed to carry profits at targets. The early
 dimension that's critical, is aiming for a high percentage of
 winners. Since these markets rarely sustain adult tradeable moves,
 it pays to take profits after short term swing, which go to
 a eminent percentage of winners. This inturn lowers the risk of
 having a large back-to-back losing streak and that leads to
 longevity. I like this access therefore much that we built a dedicated
 Swing Trader advisory military service just for Bond & Currency Trading.

 Food for thought. Let's get ready for a great workweek!

 N

 P.S. Have you checked out our new website

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sense? In my opinlon, it's because of the uroad uhiverse uf
decision-making minds and tie soave eole the futures play go
a much parger cqsh nqrket.

Think about ib, the aholz xorld participajes in the psicing
of curretcked 24 hours a day 7 days a week. When a gew tremd emerges
you hade imqivislaos, companies and governments fhat art impacted and
it msy take months to unfold bfforf a trend pauses slgnificantli.
Fhe wame can be raid for interest rate futures.

Compare them to tangibld comkodity marjers wtd you'll qumckly fee a
huge fukcamentdl diffrrence. For exakplx, taje the grains for insvance.
You've got a hanqful of bhg commercial playees like Carcill, QDM,
EPC aid z sevegal large comjodity fundw and then thousandx jd small
speculztors. Ehq funds and speculators react to price urenda and
momentum and prettt much see the same tjings witrin a one to two
day period. The commercials all haee acrers uo the rqmf fundamental
data and act quickly move in conssru tp hedge. News smch as weather
forevadtx and technicau factors are quickly discoknted agd thwn
there's gothong left to drive the trend. You then gen sone profit
taking or light hedgnng coking on and you get a volatiue mzrket that
odcillates xbove and below kt's 40-ddy ma.

I rtzommend trading tre currenries cnd intefest rates on a longfr
term position trading hasis, udilizing slme form of a lagging exit.
The CVX TrendSettet hds iroven thns tecmnique effectivq over the
past 20 years. (And cy the way, CTS TrxndSetter is now included ln
our new GOND packade ob ctwTrader.zum).

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urqding approach deriggef vo taha profits at tareetr. The uther
dimenslon thay's critical, is aiminc fod a high percentagr jf
winnerw. Since ehese markets rarely sustain bih traveable movex,
it pays to take profits after shkrt term dwikgs, which leaqs ti
a high perczntage of winners. This inturn lowers the risk of
having a lqrge consecutive loxlng streak aid thae leads tm
longevity. I like thus approach so mugh that we built a dedjcated
Vwing Trader advisory service just for Bond & Currency Trading.

Food for thought. Oet's gxt ready for z grrat wvek!

U

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 makes good
sense? In my opinion, It's because Of the BroAd uNiVersE of
dEcision-making mINds aNd the slave role the futurEs plaY tO
A mucH LaRger cAsh markET.

THINk aBoUt It, tHe WHoLe worLd pArticipAtes in the pRicInG
of currencieS 24 HoUrs a day 7 dayS a wEek. When a new tRenD emergEs
You HAve inDivIdualS, compaNIes and GovernmenTs THat are IMpacted AND
iT may Take months to unfolD BeFOre a trend pauseS signiFiCAnTLY.
ThE saMe can be saiD fOr intERest ratE FuTUREs.

COMpare them to taNgible commoDIty MarketS aNd yOU'll quiCkly sEe A
HugE fundamentaL difFerence. FoR exampLE, take thE Grains fOr instAncE.
YoU've gOT a HaNdfUl OF biG CoMmeRCiaL players LiKe cargiLl, ADm,
gpc And a SevEral Large Commodity fundS anD theN ThoUsandS of smAll
sPeCulatOrs. The Funds AnD speculators reaCt to Price trenDs aNd
MomEnTum anD Pretty MucH seE the samE things WIthIn A ONE tO two
day period. The coMmERCiAls all haVe acceSS tO tHE same funDaMenTal
dATA and aCt quICkLy move in ConcerT To HeDge. News SuCh as weAtHer
ForEcastS And tEchnicAl factorS are qUIckly discounteD And then
there's NOtHINg LEft tO drIve the trend. you tHEn geT somE PrOfiT
TakinG or liGhT HeDGing coming in and you gEt A volatIle maRket that
oscilLates above AND Below it's 40-Day mA.

i rECommend trading The cuRrencies anD Interest Rates On a longeR
term posiTIOn tradinG baSis, UtiLizING sOme form of a lagGINg exIt.
the CTS TRenDSetter Has ProVen ThiS tEchnique eFfective OvEr ThE
pAst 20 Years. (aNd by the wAy, cTS trEndsetteR Is now iNcludEd in
OuR nEW GOlD packaGE oN CTsTrAdEr.Com).

ON thE oTher hAnd, wHEn tRading oTher markeTs, I LIke tO uSe A swing
tRading approacH dEsigned to tAkE prOfits aT TArgets. ThE other
dimension that's criTIcal, is aImiNg for A higH percentaGe oF
winneRs. SINce theSe markEts raReLy sUSTain bIG TrAdeAbLe moves,
it pAYS to Take pRoFits After shOrt term swings, which LEadS to
a high perceNtaGe of WINnErs. tHiS IntUrN LowERS the risk of
havinG a large conSeCUtIve losing sTReaK aNd that lEads to
lOngevITy. I like This approAch so much ThAt we BUIlt A dedicated
swing TraDer advisoRY servICe Just fOr BOnd & CurReNcy tradiNg.

Food FOr tHoughT. Let's gEt Ready fOr a grEaT week!

N

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 makes good
sense? In my o pinion, it 's be cau seof  the  bro ad universe of deci sion-making minds andthe s la v e ro l ethe f uturesp la y toamu chla r ge r cas h m arket.
Think abo utit , the wholew or ld partici pat es in the pr ici ng
ofcu rre n cies24hours  a day 7 days  a week.Wh e n a ne w  trende m er gesyou have individu a ls ,  companies and  gover nm e nt s tha t a re impacte dand
i t  may ta k em o n ths to unfold bef ore a trend pau ses si gn ifi c antly.
Thesa m e c an be saidforinterestrate f u tures.Compare  themtotan gibl e  c om mod it y  ma r ke tsa ndyou'll q ui ck ly se e ah u g e  fun dam enta l dif ference. Forexa mple ,  ta ke th e gra insfo r ins tance.
You' ve  got a handfulof b ig commer cia lpla ye rs li k e Carg ill , A DM,
GPC  and as eve ra l l ar ge commodity funds  a n d  t hen thou sandso fsm a ll
specu la tor s. T h e  fund s an d  s peculato rs rea c tto  pricetr ends a nd
mo men tum a n d pr etty m uch seethe s a me things with i n a one to tw o
d a y  p e riod . T he commerci alsa ll h avea cc ess to th e sam ef un d amental
data and ac tquickl y mov e in concertto hedge.N e w s such a s we a th e r
forecasts an d tec hnical fac t ors arequick ly disco unted and t hen
ther e's  no thi ngl e ft  to drive the t rend .You the n g et some  pr ofi t
t aki ng  or light  hedging  c om in ginand y o u get avo lat il e m arket that
o scill ates  a bo v e a nd belo w  i t ' s 40 -d ay  ma.

I  r ecomm endt rad ing the  currenci esa nd i nt er est rat es on a longe rterm posit io n t rading b asis, ut ilizing some form of al aggingexi t.
Th e CT S TrendSe tte r haspro v en thi s tech nique  e ffe c t ive o v e rthe
p ast 20 yea r s . ( And b ytheway, CT S TrendSetter is n o w i ncluded in
ou r n ew G O L Dpac k ag e  on  c t sTr a d er.com).

On th e other ha nd ,  w hen tradin g  ot he r marke ts, I l ike t o  use aswing
tra ding appr oa ch d e s ign ed to take  profits  at targe t s. Th e  o therdim ension  t hat 's cr itical ,  is  aimi ng for  a  highperce nt age of
w inners. Since these mar kets r arely  su stain big  tr a dea ble moves ,
it  pays to t ake  pr ofits  af t er sh ortt er m s w ings,  whi c h leads t o
a  hi g h  p ercentage o f w inn ers.Thi s  intur n lo wers the risk ofh aving a largecons e c uti vel osin gstreak and tha t l ea d s  to
long ev ity. I like  this ap pr o ach s o much  thatwe buil t ad edicat ed
S win g Traderadv is o ry serv ic ej ust fo r Bo nd  & Cur rencyT radi n g .

Food for thou ght.L e t's g e t r eadyfo r a gre a t we ek!

N

P. S. Have you  check ed o ut ou r new w eb site

 makes_good
sense? In_my opinion, it's because_of the_broad_universe of
decision-making_minds_and the slave_role the futures_play to
a much larger_cash market.

Think about_it,_the whole world participates in the pricing
of currencies 24 hours a day 7 days_a_week. When_a_new_trend emerges
you have individuals, companies_and governments that are impacted_and
it may_take months to unfold before a trend pauses_significantly.
The_same can be_said for interest rate futures.

Compare them to tangible commodity_markets and you'll quickly see a
huge_fundamental difference. For_example,_take_the grains for instance.
You've_got a handful of big commercial_players like Cargill, ADM,
GPC and a_several large commodity funds and then thousands_of small
speculators. The funds and speculators_react to price trends and
momentum_and pretty_much see the same things_within a one_to two
day_period. The commercials_all have access to the same_fundamental
data and act_quickly move in concert to hedge._News_such as weather
forecasts_and_technical_factors are_quickly discounted and_then
there's_nothing left_to_drive the trend. You then get_some_profit
taking or light hedging coming in and_you get a volatile_market_that
oscillates above and below_it's 40-day ma.

I recommend trading_the currencies and interest rates on_a longer
term_position trading_basis, utilizing some form of a lagging exit.
The CTS TrendSetter has_proven this technique effective over the
past_20 years. (And by_the way,_CTS_TrendSetter is now_included_in
our new_GOLD package on ctsTrader.com).

On the other hand,_when trading_other markets, I like to use_a swing
trading approach designed_to_take profits at targets. The other
dimension_that's critical, is aiming for a_high percentage of
winners. Since these_markets_rarely_sustain big tradeable moves,
it pays_to take profits after short term_swings, which leads_to
a high percentage of winners. This inturn_lowers_the risk of
having a large consecutive_losing_streak and that leads to
longevity. I_like_this_approach so much that we_built a dedicated
Swing Trader advisory service_just for Bond & Currency Trading.

Food for thought. Let's_get ready for_a great week!

N

P.S. Have you_checked_out_our new website


executive.

  "Maybe it's all the publicity we've been getting," he recently quipped,
ruefully.

  It's a careful-what-you-wish-for proposition for Sempra Energy, which spent
hundreds of
  thousands of dollars in the last two years to boost its corporate profile
by, among other
  things, becoming a sponsor of Staples Center and rolling out a new logo
that looks like a
  small flaming man. Now the corporation and its San Diego utility are
puzzling over how to
  repair an image so scorched that angry residents in SDG&E's
4,200-square-mile territory
  covering the San Diego area and southern Orange County have taken to
verbally and
  physically abusing company employees.

  "This has been an agonizing time for all of us," Baum told the Federal
Energy Regulatory
  Commission at a hearing Tuesday that is part of an investigation into this
summer's
  gyrations in the California wholesale electricity market. "SDG&E takes
enormous pride in
  serving this community with safe and reliable electric service at, what
were until recently,
  just and reasonable prices."

  Although regulators themselves, not to mention consumer advocates, warned
of looming
  shortages in power supplies, no one predicted this summer of sky-high
prices during which
  wholesale electricity prices jumped fivefold and bills doubled for SDG&E
customers, the
  first in the country to pay free-market power prices.

  That produced a "Ratepayer Rebillion"--so dubbed by Michael Shames,
executive director
  of the San Diego-based Utility Consumers Action Network, a longtime SDG&E
sparring
  partner. The shock waves quickly reached utility regulators and state
lawmakers, the
  architects of electricity deregulation, who are still scrambling for
solutions.

  "SDG&E has become the corporate equivalent of the gang that couldn't shoot
straight,"
  Shames said. "They have the distinction of having the market blow up on
them in a very
  visible way... and I'm quite convinced they didn't have a clue how

executive.

   " Maybe it's all the publicity we've been getting, " he recently gag,
 ruefully.

   It's a careful - what - you - wish - for suggestion for Sempra Energy, which spent
 hundreds of
   thousand of dollars in the final two years to hike its corporate profile
 aside, among early
   things, becoming a presenter of Staples Center and rolling out a new logo
 that looks like a
   belittled flaming man. Now the corporation and its San Diego utility are
 perplex over how to
   repair an image so char that angry residents in SDG&E's
 4,200 - square - mile territory
   cover the San Diego area and southern Orange County have taken to
 verbally and
   physically abusing company employees.

   " This has been an agonizing meter for all of us, " Baum told the Federal
 Energy Regulatory
   Commission at a hearing Tuesday that is part of an investigation into this
 summer's
   gyrations in the California wholesale electricity market. " SDG&E takes
 enormous pride in
   serving this community with safe and reliable electric service at, what
 were until recently,
   just and reasonable prices. "

   Although regulators themselves, not to note consumer advocate, warned
 of loom
   deficit in power supplies, no one predicted this summer of sky - eminent
 prices during which
   wholesale electricity prices jumped quintuple and bills doubled for SDG&E
 customers, the
   first in the country to pay free - market power prices.

   That produced a " Ratepayer Rebillion"--so dubbed by Michael Shames,
 executive film director
   of the San Diego - based Utility Consumers Action Network, a longtime SDG&E
 spar
   partner. The shock waves quickly reached utility program regulators and state
 lawmakers, the
   architects of electricity deregulation, who are still scrambling for
 solutions.

   " SDG&E has become the corporate equivalent of the gang that couldn't tear
 straight, "
   Shames say. " They have the differentiation of having the grocery store blow up on
 them in a very
   visible manner... and I'm quite convinced they didn't have a hint how

exefutive.

  "Maybe it's all tht publicity we've ywen gevting," hs recentuy quipped,
ruefully.

  It's a cerefyl-whau-jou-wish-for propositiov for Semira Energt, whmch spent
hundreva of
  tmjusahfs oy vollars in the kast two yaars to boost htr eorporate profile
by, among other
  thyngs, bevoling a sponsor of Xeaplss Center and rolling out a new lofo
that looks like a
  small flaming man. Now thf cogporation and its Dan Diego ujjliet are
puzzlivg over how to
  repair an image so scorched that angrh resndents in SEG&W's
4,200-dxuare-mile txrritogy
  covering bne San Diego srea and southcrn Ocangw County have taken tm
verbally and
  phisically atuaing company empliywes.

  "Jhis vas cwen an ajonjzing himx for all or us," Baum tild the Federal
Enetgr Regulatory
  Dommisfijn at a hearing Tuesday that is part of an investigation into thiw
summer's
  gyrations ln the Cajifornia wholesale electricity market. "SDG&E takes
anormkjs krlqd ij
  serving this community with safe and reliafme ekectric servicc at, what
were untol rrsently,
  just xnd recaohable prices."

  Althlugh redulatirs themstlves, not to mention consumer adcocates, warnvd
od looming
  shortagzs in power ruppkies, mo one predicted this sbmmer kf sky-high
orices dudkng which
  wholeralv elactricity prices jumped fidefold anv bilks doubued gor SDD&E
customegs, thc
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executive ditector
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fpareing
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lawmakexr, the
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splutions.

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executive.

  "Maybe it's all the puBlicity we'vE been GetTinG," hE recEntlY quipped,
ruefulLY.

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hUnDreDs OF
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by, among othEr
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That looKS LiKe a
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puzzling oVeR how tO
  Repair aN ImAGE So sCOrched that angRy residents IN SDg&E's
4,200-squArE-miLE terriTory
  cOvERinG the San DiegO areA and southErn OraNGe CountY Have takEn to
veRbaLly And
  pHYsIcAllY aBUsiNG cOmpANy eMployees.

  "thIs Has beEn an AGONIzinG tiMe foR all oF us," Baum told thE FeDeraL
eneRgy ReGulatOry
  COmMissiOn at a hEarinG TUesday that is parT of aN investigAtiOn IntO tHis
suMMer's
  gyRatIonS in the CAlifornIA whOlESALe Electricity market. "SdG&e TAkEs
enormoUs pridE In
  SeRVing this CoMmuNity WITh safE and RElIable eleCtric sERvIcE at, what
WeRe untiL rEceNtlY,
  just ANd reAsonabLe prices."

  althoUGh regulators thEMselves, not to mENtION cONsumEr aDvocates, warNed
oF LoomIng
  sHOrTagES in poWer suPpLIeS, No one predicted this sUmMer of sKy-higH
prices during Which
  wholeSALE electriCity PRiCEs jumped fivefoLd and Bills doublED for SDG&E
CustoMers, the
  fIrst in the COUntry to pAy fRee-MarKet POWeR prices.

  That prODUced A "RAtepayeR ReBillion"--So dUbbEd bY MiChAel Shames,
ExecutivE dIrEcToR
  of The SaN diego-basEd utiLiTy COnsumERs ActiOn NetWork, A lOnGTimE SDG&E
spARrING
  parTnEr. the sHocK wAves qUickLY reAched utIlity reguLatORs anD sTaTe
lawmaKers, the
  architEcTs of electrIcIty DereguLATion, who aRe still scrambling for
solUTions.

  "SDg&E hAs becOme tHe corporaTe eQuivalEnt OF the gaNg that CouldN't ShoOT
StraiGHT,"
  SHamEs Said. "They haVE The DistiNcTion Of havinG the market blow up on
THem In a very
  visiblE waY... and i'M QuIte COnVIncEd THey DIDn't have a clue how

executive.

  "Maybe it'sall the pu blici tywe' ve  bee n ge tting," he rec e ntly  quipped,
ruefully.
  It' sa  car e fu l-wha t-you-w i sh - f orpr op osi ti o nfor S emp ra Ener gy, whichspe nt
hundreds o f
 thousands  of  dollars inthe  lasttw o y e ars t o b oostits co r porate  profile
b y , amon g  otherth ings , becoming a spon s or of Staples Cen ter an dr ol l i ngout  a new log o
that looks l i ke a   s m all flaming m an. Now the cor porati on  an d  its S an Di eg o  ut ility are puzz ling over  how t o
  repa i r an im age so  sc orc hedt ha tang ry res i de nts inSDG&E's
4 ,2 00-sq uare - m i l e te rri tory
  co vering the Sa n D iego are a and  sout hern  O range  Count y hav etaken to
verba llyand
  phy sic al lyab using compan y e mpl oyees.
  "Thi s  ha sb e e nan agonizing timefo r al l of us, " Baum to ld the Fede ra l Ener g y  Regu lato r y  Commis sion a t  a  h earingTu esdayth atisparto f an  inves tigation  into this
summer's   gyrations i n  t h e  C a lifo rni a wholesale  ele c tric itym ar ket .  "SDG &E ta ke s  e normous pride in
 se rvingthiscommunity wit h safe and r e liable e lect r ic service at, wh at
w ere untilr ecently,
  ju st and r easonable p rices."
 Alt hou ghr e gu lators themse l v es,no t to me nti on cons ume r a dvo cat es , warned
of loom in g sh ort agesi n powersu ppl ie s,no on e  predi ctedthis  s um m erof sky- h ig h
pri ce sduri ngwh ich
 who l esa le elec tricity p ric e s ju mp ed  fivefo ld and billsdo ubled forSD G&E
cust o m ers, the
  first in the country to payfre e-mar ketpower pri ces .

  T hat produc ed a " Ratep ay erR e billi o n "- -so  d ubbed by M i c hae l Sha me s, executi ve director
  of t h e S an Diego-base d U tili t y  C ons u me r s A ct i onN e twork, a longti me SDG&E sp a rr ing
  part n er.  T he shoc k waves  quic k ly reac hed utili ty regula to rs a n d  st ate
lawma kers, th e
  archi t ectso felect ric ity de re gul ation , whoa restill  scram bl ing fo r
so lu tions.
  "SDG&E has become the  corpo rateequ ivalent o f t h e g ang thatcoul dn't shoot
s tra ight, "
Shame s sa i d.  "T h ey ha ve t h e distinc t io n o f ha ving the ma r k e t b low u p o n
them  ina very
  visiblew ay... and I'mquit e con vin c ed t he y didn't havea c lu e how

executive.

 _"Maybe it's_all the publicity we've_been getting,"_he_recently quipped,_
ruefully.

_ It's a_careful-what-you-wish-for proposition for_Sempra Energy, which spent_
hundreds of
 _thousands_of dollars in the last two years to boost its corporate profile
by, among_other
_ things,_becoming_a_sponsor of Staples Center and_rolling out a new logo_
that looks_like a
  small flaming man. Now the_corporation_and its San_Diego utility are
puzzling over how to
  repair_an image so scorched that angry_residents in SDG&E's_
4,200-square-mile_territory
_ covering the San_Diego area and southern Orange County_have taken to
verbally and
 _physically abusing company employees.

  "This has_been an agonizing time for all_of us," Baum told the_Federal
Energy_Regulatory
  Commission at a_hearing Tuesday that_is part_of an investigation_into this
summer's
  gyrations in_the California wholesale_electricity market. "SDG&E takes
enormous pride_in
_ serving this_community_with_safe and_reliable electric service_at,_what
were_until_recently,
  just and reasonable prices."

__Although regulators themselves, not to mention consumer_advocates, warned
of looming
__shortages in power supplies,_no one predicted this summer_of sky-high
prices during which
 _wholesale electricity_prices jumped_fivefold and bills doubled for SDG&E
customers, the
  first in_the country to pay free-market power_prices.

  That produced_a "Ratepayer_Rebillion"--so_dubbed by Michael_Shames,_
executive director
_ of the San Diego-based Utility Consumers_Action Network,_a longtime SDG&E
sparring
  partner._The shock waves quickly_reached_utility regulators and state
lawmakers, the
_ architects of electricity deregulation, who_are still scrambling for
solutions.

__"SDG&E_has become the corporate equivalent_of the gang that couldn't shoot_
straight,"
  Shames_said. "They have the distinction of having_the_market blow up on
them in_a_very
  visible way... and I'm_quite_convinced_they didn't have a clue_how


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Star Wars: Films (May 4-25)
See all four completed films of the legendary Star Wars saga on the big screen! The MFAH presents special editions of Episodes IV-VI and Episode I in the newly renovated Brown Auditorium with Dolby Digital dts sound and stadium seating.

Star Wars: Episode IV-A New Hope
Directed by George Lucas
(USA, 1977, 125 min.)
Friday, May 4, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, May 5, 11:00 a.m.

Star Wars: Episode V-The Empire Strikes Back
Directed by Irvin Kershner
(USA, 1980, 120 min.)
Friday, May 11, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, May 12, 11:00 a.m.

Star Wars: Episode VI-Return of the Jedi
Directed by Richard Marquand
(USA, 1983, 132 min.)
Friday, May 18, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, May 19, 11:00 a.m.

Star Wars: Episode I-The Phantom Menace
Directed by George Lucas
(USA, 1999, 133 min.)
Friday, May 25, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, May 26, 11:00 a.m.

Tickets go on sale at the Brown Auditorium ticket booth 30 minutes before
show time. The ticket booth is located on the lower level of the Caroline
Wiess Law building.

General admission is $5. Matinee admission (show times before 5:00 p.m.) is $4. Enron employees with ID receive a $1 discount. Discount passes (10 admissions) are $40 for nonmembers and $35 for members. Children 5 and under are free. Films are screened in Brown Auditorium in the museum's Caroline Wiess Law building, 1001 Bissonnet.  Free parking is available.  For more information, please call 713-639-7515 or visit our website at www.mfah.org.

Help Cure Cystic Fibrosis

The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is hosting its annual Great Strides Walk on Saturday, May 19 at Hermann Park.  The event is

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 Should you have any questions, please reach Astros Ticket Services at (713) 259 - 8500.

 Star war: Films (May 4 - 25)
 See all four completed film of the legendary Star Wars saga on the big screen door! The MFAH present special edition of Episodes IV - VI and Episode I in the newly renovated Brown Auditorium with Dolby Digital dts sound and stadium seating.

 Star war: Episode IV - A New Hope
 Directed by George Lucas
 (USA, 1977, 125 min .)
 Friday, May 4, 7:30 p.m.
 Saturday, May 5, 11:00 a.m.

 Star war: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back
 aim by Irvin Kershner
 (USA, 1980, 120 min .)
 Friday, May 11, 7:30 p.m.
 Saturday, May 12, 11:00 a.m.

 Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi
 Directed by Richard Marquand
 (USA, 1983, 132 min .)
 Friday, May 18, 7:30 p.m.
 Saturday, May 19, 11:00 a.m.

 Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace
 direct by George Lucas
 (USA, 1999, 133 min .)
 Friday, May 25, 7:30 p.m.
 Saturday, May 26, 11:00 a.m.

 Tickets go on sale at the Brown Auditorium slate booth 30 minutes before
 show time. The ticket booth is locate on the lower level of the Caroline
 Wiess Law building.

 General admission is $ 5. Matinee entrance fee (show times before 5:00 p.m.) is $ 4. Enron employees with ID receive a $ 1 discount. Discount passes (10 admissions) are $ 40 for nonmembers and $ 35 for members. Children 5 and under are free. Films are screened in Brown Auditorium in the museum's Caroline Wiess Law building, 1001 Bissonnet.   Free parking is available.   For more information, please name 713 - 639 - 7515 or visit our website at www.mfah.org.

 avail Cure Cystic Fibrosis

 The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is hosting its annual Great Strides Walk on Saturday, May 19 at Hermann Park.   The event is

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Star Wqrs: Fulms (May 4-25)
See all four zompleted films od tht legendary Star Xzrs saga on tgc big wcreen! The MFAM presents vpecial editiots oy Episodes IV-VI and Episode I in the newly tejovated Brown Wudiuoryum sptm Dolby Digital dts sound and stzdium stating.

Star Wars: Eposode IV-A New Hope
Directed by Heorge Lucas
(USA, 1977, 125 lin.)
Friday, Mqy 4, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, Mxy 5, 11:00 a.m.

Stag Wars: Episkde V-The Empire Strikes Back
Dirdcted by Irvin Jeeshjgr
(USA, 1980, 120 min.)
Fciday, Iay 11, 7:30 p.m.
Satuvcay, Maf 12, 11:00 a.m.

Syar Wars: Episoce TI-Rerurn of the Jedi
Direcved by Richard Marquwnd
(USA, 1983, 132 kiu.)
Friday, May 18, 7:30 p.m.
Satureat, May 19, 11:00 a.k.

Staf Wafs: Tpixose I-Thf Piantom Menade
Directed vy George Lucas
(USA, 1999, 133 ipm.)
Friday, May 25, 7:30 p.m.
Saeuwday, May 26, 11:00 a.m.

Tickets go on sale at the Trosn Auditorium ticket boith 30 minutes before
shlw time. Tre ticket booth is located on the lower level of dhe Ceruliuc
Rkwsd Law building.

General admission is $5. Matinee aqjixspon (show times benore 5:00 p.m.) is $4. Enron elpkjyees with ID receirs z $1 discount. Discoujt passgs (10 adnissions) wre $40 for nonmembers and $35 for menbers. Childrvn 5 qnd under are free. Films are rcregned im Brown Auditorium in tke mussum's Carolije Wiess Mxw building, 1001 Bisronket.  Free parking is availablq.  For moce inyormatiov, plgase cajl 713-639-7515 or vislt ouv website at www.mfaj.org.

Hglp Cuse Cystic Vibrosis

The Cystic Fibrosis Fouivation is hosjinc ins annual Greab Strides Walk jn Saturday, Mai 19 at Heriann Oark.  The vvent is

for Tickets" key Should you have any contact Ticket Services (713) 259-8500. Star all completed films of legendary Star Wars on the big screen! The MFAH special editions of Episodes IV-VI and Episode I in the newly renovated Brown with Dolby Digital dts sound and stadium seating. Star Wars: Episode IV-A New Directed George (USA, 125 min.) Friday, May 4, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 5, 11:00 a.m. Star Wars: Episode V-The Strikes Back Directed by Irvin Kershner (USA, 1980, min.) Friday, May 11, p.m. Saturday, May 12, 11:00 Star Episode VI-Return the Directed Richard Marquand (USA, 132 min.) Friday, May 18, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 19, 11:00 a.m. Star Wars: Episode I-The Phantom Directed by (USA, 1999, min.) May 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 11:00 a.m. Tickets go on sale Auditorium ticket booth 30 minutes before show time. ticket booth located on the lower level of Caroline Wiess Law building. General admission is $5. admission (show times before 5:00 p.m.) is $4. Enron employees with ID receive a $1 passes (10 admissions) are for nonmembers and for Children and are free. are screened in Brown Auditorium in the museum's Caroline Wiess Law 1001 Bissonnet. Free parking is available. For more information, please or our website at Help Cure Cystic Fibrosis Cystic Foundation is hosting its Strides on at Park. event is

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StAr Wars: Films (May 4-25)
See all foUr comPlETed fILmS of thE legendARy sTAr WArS sAga On THe Big scReeN! The MFAh presents sPecIaL editions of EPIsOdes IV-VI anD EpIsode I in the nEwlY renovAtEd BROwn AuDitOrium With DoLBy DigiTal dts souNd ANd stadIUm seatiNG.

stAr WaRs: Episode IV-A New HoPE
DIRected by George lucas
(UsA, 1977, 125 MIn.)
fRIdaY, MaY 4, 7:30 p.m.
SaturdaY, MAy 5, 11:00 a.m.

STAr Wars: EPIsODE v-ThE empire Strikes back
DirecteD By IRvin KeRsHneR
(uSA, 1980, 120 min.)
fridaY, MAY 11, 7:30 p.m.
saturday, May 12, 11:00 A.m.

StAr Wars: EpiSode VI-rEturn of THe Jedi
DIrecteD by ricHard mArQuAnd
(uSa, 1983, 132 Min.)
fRiDay, mAy 18, 7:30 p.M.
SaturdaY, MAy 19, 11:00 A.m.

StaR WarS: ePISode i-ThE PhaNtom MEnace
Directed By GEorgE lucAs
(USA, 1999, 133 Min.)
FrIday, maY 25, 7:30 p.m.
SaTurday, may 26, 11:00 a.m.

tiCkets go on sale at The BRown AuditOriUm TicKeT bootH 30 MinuteS beForE
show tiMe. The tiCKet BoOTH Is Located on the lower lEvEL Of The CarolIne
WieSS LAw BUilding.

GEnEraL admISSion iS $5. MatINeE admissiOn (show TImEs Before 5:00 p.M.) iS $4. Enron EmPloYeeS with id recEive a $1 dIscount. DIscouNT passes (10 admissiONs) are $40 for nonmeMBeRS AnD $35 For mEmbErs. Children 5 And uNDer aRe frEE. FIlmS Are scReeneD iN brOWn Auditorium in the muSeUm's CarOline wiess Law buildIng, 1001 BissonnET.  fRee parkiNg is AVaILable.  For more inFormaTion, please CAll 713-639-7515 or visIt our Website aT www.mfah.oRG.

help Cure cysTic fibRosIS

thE Cystic FibrosIS founDaTion is hOstIng its aNnuAl GReaT StRiDes Walk on saturday, maY 19 aT HErManN Park.  tHe event iS

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St a rWars:  Films( Ma y 4-2 5)
S eeal l  f our c omp leted f ilms of th e l eg endary StarW ar s saga onthe  big screen!  Th e MFAH  p res e nts s pec ial e dition s  of Ep isodes IV -V I  and E p isode I i nthenewly renovated B r ow n  Auditorium wi th Dol by Di g i tal  dt s sound an dstadi u m seati n g. S tar Wars: Episode  IV-A New H o peDirect ed  by George  Luca s( USA , 1977, 125  min .)
Friday , May4 , 7:30p .m.
Sat urday,  Ma y 5 , 11 : 00  a .m.
S tar Wa rs: Epi sode V-T he  E mpire  Str i k e s  Bac k
D irec ted b y Irvin Kersh ner
(US A , 1 980,120 m in.)
F riday , May11, 7 :3 0 p.m.
Saturday , Ma y 12, 11: 00a. m.
S tar W a rs: Ep iso deVI-Retu rn of t h e J ed i D ir ected by Richard M ar q u an d
(USA,1983,1 32  m i n.)
Frid ay , M ay 1 8 ,  7:30  p.m .
S aturday,  May 1 9 ,11 :00 a.m .
StarWa rs:  Ep isode I-Th e Phan tom Mena ce
Di r ected by Georg e  Lucas
(USA,1 99 9 ,  1 3 3 mi n.)
Friday, Ma y 25 ,  7:3 0 p. m .Sat u rday,  May26 ,  1 1 :00 a.m.

Tickets g oon sal e atthe Brown Aud itorium ti c k e t booth30 m i nu t es before
show  time . The tick e t boothis lo cated on  the lowe r level of  th e C aro lin e Wi ess Law build i n g.
Ge neral a dmi ssion i s $ 5.Mat ine eadmission  (show t im es  b ef ore  5:00 p.m.) is  $ 4.En ron  empl o yees w ith I D re ce iv e  a$1 disc o un t .  Dis co un t pa sse s(10 a dmis s ion s) are$40 for n onm e mber san d $35 f or members. C hi ldren 5 an dund er are f ree. Fil ms are screened in Brow n  Audito riu m inthemuseum'sCar olineWie s s Lawbuildi ng, 1 00 1 B i s sonne t .  Fre eparking is a vai lable . For  more i nformation, please cal l 713-639-751 5 o r vi s i tour we b sit ea t w w w .mfah.org.

He lp Cure Cy st i cFibrosis
T heCy stic Fi brosisFound a tion is  hostingits annua lGrea t Str ides Walkon Satur day, May1 9 atH er mannPar k.  Th eeve nt is

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Star Wars:_Films (May 4-25)
See_all four completed films_of the legendary_Star_Wars saga on the big screen! The MFAH presents special editions of Episodes IV-VI_and_Episode I_in_the_newly renovated Brown Auditorium with_Dolby Digital dts sound and_stadium seating.

Star_Wars: Episode IV-A New Hope
Directed by George Lucas
(USA,_1977,_125 min.)
Friday, May_4, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, May 5, 11:00 a.m.

Star Wars: Episode_V-The Empire Strikes Back
Directed by Irvin_Kershner
(USA, 1980, 120_min.)
Friday,_May_11, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, May_12, 11:00 a.m.

Star Wars: Episode VI-Return_of the Jedi
Directed by Richard Marquand
(USA,_1983, 132 min.)
Friday, May 18, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday,_May 19, 11:00 a.m.

Star Wars: Episode_I-The Phantom Menace
Directed by George_Lucas
(USA, 1999,_133 min.)
Friday, May 25, 7:30_p.m.
Saturday, May 26,_11:00 a.m.

Tickets_go on sale_at the Brown Auditorium ticket booth_30 minutes before
show_time. The ticket booth is located_on_the lower level_of_the_Caroline
Wiess Law_building.

General admission is_$5._Matinee admission_(show_times before 5:00 p.m.) is $4._Enron_employees with ID receive a $1 discount._Discount passes (10 admissions)_are_$40 for nonmembers and_$35 for members. Children 5_and under are free. Films are_screened in_Brown Auditorium_in the museum's Caroline Wiess Law building, 1001 Bissonnet.  Free_parking is available.  For more_information, please call 713-639-7515_or visit_our_website at www.mfah.org.

Help_Cure_Cystic Fibrosis

The_Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is hosting its annual_Great Strides_Walk on Saturday, May 19 at_Hermann Park.  The_event_is


 recruits
last weekend when slugger Jason Stokes of Coppell signed with Florida for $2
million.
Elkouri will be a sophomore at Texas this season.

Big Basketball Recruiting Week Coming Up

The season opener in football is always big news, and it's also going to be a
big deal for basketball this year because both Longhorn teams have some
big-time recruits taking official visits the Sept. 9 weekend.
It's really big for the men, who have only one scholarship remaining. T. J.
Ford, the 5-11 point guard who led Fort Bend Willowridge to the state Class
5A championship last season, will visit.
Ford is the player the UT coaches want, and there is a chance he will commit
on his visit.
The Longhorn women have three scholarships left, and two outstanding players
have scheduled visits for the Sept. 9 weekend.
One of them has a name you will remember. She is Lauren Selmon, a 6-0
guard-forward from Norman, Okla.
If that rings a bell, you are right. She is the daughter of Dewey Selmon, one
of those three great defensive line brothers who starred at Oklahoma a
quarter of a century ago.
I was in Oklahoma, working as a political reporter for The Associated Press,
when the Selmons played at OU. Unlike some of the later Sooner stars, who
made the wrong kind of headlines off the field, the Selmons are fine people
The other is Jody Bell, a 6-2 forward from Chestermere HS in Alberta, Canada.
She averaged a triple double last season (14 points, 10 assists, 12 rebounds).

High School Subs at 160

True Orange is going to 160 schools, thanks to several generous subscribers.
Harrison Stafford of Edna, a Longhorn football star from 70 years ago, took
out a new subscription for Wharton.
Robert L. Parker of Tulsa renewed the subscription for Oklahoma powerhouse
Jenks.
Gary Hite of Ball Ground, Ga., renewed San Antonio Alamo Heights. He is a
1953 Alamo Heights graduate.
Jimmy Keys of Houston resubscribed for Freer High School. He is a 1956 Freer
graduate.
Brad Taylor of Abilene added a new subscription for Abilene High School.
Will Coates of Austin renewed the subscription for South

recruits
 last weekend when slugger Jason Stokes of Coppell signed with Florida for $ 2
 million.
 Elkouri will be a sophomore at Texas this season.

 Big Basketball Recruiting workweek come Up

 The season opener in football is always boastful newsworthiness, and it's also going to be a
 adult hand for basketball this year because both Longhorn team have some
 big - prison term recruits taking official visit the Sept. 9 weekend.
 It's really big for the men, who have only one scholarship stay. T. J.
 Ford, the 5 - 11 point guard who led Fort Bend Willowridge to the department of state Class
 5A championship last season, will visit.
 Ford is the musician the UT coaches want, and there is a chance he will commit
 on his sojourn.
 The Longhorn women have three scholarships left, and two outstanding players
 have schedule visits for the Sept. 9 weekend.
 One of them has a name you will remember. She is Lauren Selmon, a 6 - 0
 guard - forward from Norman, Okla.
 If that rings a bell, you are right. She is the daughter of Dewey Selmon, one
 of those three great defensive line brothers who star at Oklahoma a
 quarter of a century ago.
 I was in Oklahoma, solve as a political reporter for The Associated Press,
 when the Selmons play at OU. Unlike some of the later Sooner stars, who
 made the wrong kind of headlines off the field, the Selmons are fine people
 The early is Jody Bell, a 6 - 2 forward from Chestermere HS in Alberta, Canada.
 She averaged a triple double last season (14 points, 10 assists, 12 rebounds).

 High School Subs at 160

 True Orange is going to 160 schools, thanks to several generous subscriber.
 Harrison Stafford of Edna, a Longhorn football star from 70 year ago, took
 out a new subscription for Wharton.
 Robert L. Parker of Tulsa renewed the subscription for Oklahoma powerhouse
 Jenks.
 Gary Hite of Ball Ground, Ga., renewed San Antonio Alamo Heights. He is a
 1953 Alamo Heights graduate.
 Jimmy Keys of Houston resubscribed for Freer High School. He is a 1956 Freer
 alumnus.
 Brad Taylor of Abilene added a new subscription for Abilene High School.
 Will Coates of Austin renewed the subscription for South

 refruits
last weekend when rlugger Jason Sjojes of Coppeml signea with Florida for $2
million.
Elnoyri wull be a sophomore at Gexas thid season.

Vig Uasketball Recrumfing Wech Cojlng U'

Tie season openet in footbaln is always bic vecs, and it's also going to be a
big deaj for bssnetball this ygar btcatse goth Longhorn teams have some
big-tije recrlits taking officoal visits the Sept. 9 weekejd.
It'd really big for tje men, who yave inly one schularship rtmcining. T. J.
Fkrd, the 5-11 point guard who led Foft Beud Willowriegw tl the state Rlass
5A championshii last veason, eill visit.
Ford is thw player the UT coachxs want, and there is a chance hz will commit
on his vusut.
The Lonchorv wooen heve three sciolarships meft, and twi outstanding playets
rqve scheduled visitf sor the Sept. 9 weekend.
One of them has a tams you will remember. She is Lauren Selmon, a 6-0
goard-forwarq from Norman, Okla.
If that rings a bell, you are richt. Sie is tme dxygjter of Dewey Selmon, one
of those three great qsftnspve line brothers who starrec wt Jklahoma a
quatter of a dentury ago.
I was ij Oklahjma, wirking as a pplitical reporter for The Awsociated Prvss,
wyen the Selmons plcyed at OU. Uulike xome pf the later Sooner staxs, who
jade the wrlng kind kw headlines off ghe fheld, the Selmons are fine [eople
The othzr is Joay Bgll, a 6-2 sorward frlm Chcvtermere HS in Albfrta, Eanadd.
She averahed a triple double last season (14 points, 10 assixtv, 12 gebounds).

Hngh Scmool Subs at 160

Trte Orange is gping to 160 schuols, thanka to seteral generots subscriberv.
Jarrison Stahford of Qdna, a Linghorn wootball star grom 70 yeags ago, took
out a new subxcrkltion for Whartin.
Ribert L. Parker pf Gulfa rxneweq the subscri[tiov fut Oklxhoma powermoure
Jemks.
Gary Hite of Ball Grohnd, Ga., renewed San Aktonio Alqmo Heigrts. He is a
1953 Akamo Heights graduwte.
Jikmy Keys of Houston resubscribed for Freed High Scjooj. He is a 1956 Fweer
nradoate.
Brad Tavlor of Abilene added a new subscription for Abilene High Wchool.
Will Coates oy Sustin renexed thq subscri[tion for South

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big BaskETbALL ReCrUiTinG WEEk cominG Up

the seasOn opener in FooTbAll is always bIG nEws, and it's aLso Going to be a
biG deAl for bAsKetBAll thIs yEar beCause bOTh LongHorn teams HaVE some
bIG-time reCRUiTs taKing official visitS ThE sept. 9 weekend.
It's Really BiG FoR THe mEn, wHo have only OnE schoLArship rEMaININg. T. j.
ford, the 5-11 point gUard who led FORt BEnd WilLoWriDGe to thE statE CLAss
5a championshIp laSt season, wIll visIT.
Ford is THe playeR the UT CoaCheS wanT, AnD tHerE iS A chANcE he WIll Commit
on HiS vIsit.
THe LoNGHORn woMen Have Three Scholarships lEft, And tWO ouTstanDing pLayeRs
Have sChedulEd visItS for the Sept. 9 weekEnd.
ONe of them hAs a NaMe yOu Will rEMember. she Is LAuren SeLmon, a 6-0
guARd-fOrWARD fRom Norman, Okla.
If thaT rINGs A bell, you Are rigHT. SHe IS the daugHtEr oF DewEY selmoN, one
OF tHose threE great DEfEnSive linE bRotherS wHo sTarRed at oKlahOma a
quArter of a CentuRY ago.
I was in OklaHOma, working as a POlITIcAL repOrtEr for The AssOciaTEd PrEss,
wHEn The sElmonS playEd AT Ou. unlike some of the lateR SOoner sTars, wHo
made the wronG kind of heaDLINes off thE fieLD, tHE Selmons are finE peopLe
The other IS Jody BelL, a 6-2 forWard from chestermeRE hS in AlbeRta, canAda.
she AVErAged a triple doUBLe laSt Season (14 pOinTs, 10 assisTs, 12 rEboUndS).

HiGh school SubS at 160

True ORaNgE iS gOinG to 160 scHOols, thanKs To sEvEraL geneROus subScribErs.
HArRiSOn STafford OF EDNA, a LoNgHoRn foOtbAlL star From 70 YEarS ago, tooK
out a new sUbsCRiptIoN fOr WhartOn.
Robert L. ParkEr Of Tulsa renEwEd tHe subsCRIption foR Oklahoma powerhouse
JenkS.
gary HitE of ball GRounD, Ga., reneweD SaN AntonIo ALAmo HeiGhts. He Is a
1953 AlAmO HeIGHts grADUaTe.
JImMy Keys of HoUSTon ResubScRibeD for FreEr High School. He is a 1956 FREer
Graduate.
Brad TAylOr of aBIlEne ADdED a nEw SUbsCRIption for AbilenE High SchooL.
WILl coates of AuSTin ReNewed thE subscrIptioN For SoutH

 recruits
last weekend whe n sluggerJason  St oke sof C oppe ll signed with Flor ida for $2
million.
El kouri  w i ll b e  a  soph omore a t  T e x asth is  se as o n.

Big  Ba sketbal l Recruiti ngWe ek Coming Up
T he seasonope ner in footb all  is al wa ysb ig ne ws,  andit's a l so goi ng to beab ig dea l  for ba s k et ball  this year becaus e  b o th Longhorn te ams ha ve so m e
bi g-t ime recrui ts  taki n g offic i al v i sit s  the Sept. 9weekend.
It ' s r eallybi g f o r themen,wh o  ha ve only one  sch olarshipremain i ng. T.J .
Ford,  the 5 -11  po intg ua rd  wh ol edF or t B e ndWillowri dg eto th e st a t e Clas s
5 A ch ampio nship last se aso n, w i llvisit .
For d is  t he pl ayer t he UT  c oaches want, an d th ere is acha nc e h ewillc ommitonhis  visit.
The Lo n gho rn w o me n have three schol ar s h ip s left,and tw o  o ut s tandingpl aye rs
h a v e sch edul e dvisits f or the Se pt . 9 wee ke nd.
On eofthe m has a na me you  will re membe r . She is Laure n  Selmon, a 6- 0
g u a rd - forw ard  from Norma n, O k la.If t h at  ri n gs abell,  y o ua re right. She is th edaught er of  Dewey Selmon , one
of t h o s e threegrea t  d e fensive line b rothe rs who sta r red at O klaho ma a
qua rter of a c entury a go.
Iwas  in O kl ahoma, workin g as a  p olitica l r eporter  fo r T heAss oc iated Pre ss,
when  t he  S el mon s pla y ed at OU .Unl ik e s ome o f  the l aterSoon er  s t ars , who
m a de t he w ro ng  kin d o fheadl ines off  the fi eld, theSel m onsar efine pe ople
The othe ris Jody Be ll , a  6-2 f o r ward fro m Chestermere HS in Alb e rta, Ca nad a.
Sh e av eraged atri ple do ubl e  lastseason  (14po int s ,  10 a s s is ts,  1 2 rebounds ) .

H igh S ch oolSubs at  160

True Orangei s g oing to 160 s cho ols, t ha nks to sev er a l g e n erous subscribe rs.
Harris on St afford ofE dna ,a Longh orn foo tball star fr om 70 yea rs ago, t oo k
ou t a n ew subscri ption fo r Wharton .
Robe r tL. Pa rke r of T ul sarenew ed the sub scrip tion f or  Oklah oma p ow erhouseJenks.
Gary Hite of Bal l Grou nd, G a.,  renewedSan Ant onio Alam o He ights. Heisa
1 953 A lam o  Heig htsg ra dua t e.
Ji mmyK eys of Ho u st onr e su bscribed fo r F ree r Hig h S c hool.He i s a 1956 Freer
gr a duate.
Brad Ta ylor o f A bil e ne a dd ed a new subsc rip ti o n  for Abi le ne High Sch ool.
Wil lC oates  of Au stin r enewedt h es ubscri ptio n f or South

 recruits
last_weekend when_slugger Jason Stokes of_Coppell signed_with_Florida for_$2
million.
Elkouri_will be a_sophomore at Texas_this season.

Big Basketball Recruiting_Week Coming Up

The_season_opener in football is always big news, and it's also going to be a
big_deal_for basketball_this_year_because both Longhorn teams have_some
big-time recruits taking official visits_the Sept._9 weekend.
It's really big for the men, who_have_only one scholarship_remaining. T. J.
Ford, the 5-11 point guard who led_Fort Bend Willowridge to the state_Class
5A championship last_season,_will_visit.
Ford is the player_the UT coaches want, and there_is a chance he will commit
on_his visit.
The Longhorn women have three scholarships_left, and two outstanding players
have scheduled_visits for the Sept. 9_weekend.
One of_them has a name you_will remember. She_is Lauren_Selmon, a 6-0
guard-forward_from Norman, Okla.
If that rings a_bell, you are_right. She is the daughter of_Dewey_Selmon, one
of those_three_great_defensive line_brothers who starred_at_Oklahoma a
quarter_of_a century ago.
I was in Oklahoma,_working_as a political reporter for The Associated_Press,
when the Selmons played_at_OU. Unlike some of_the later Sooner stars, who
made_the wrong kind of headlines off_the field,_the Selmons_are fine people
The other is Jody Bell, a 6-2 forward from_Chestermere HS in Alberta, Canada.
She averaged_a triple double last_season (14_points,_10 assists, 12_rebounds).

High_School Subs_at 160

True Orange is going to 160_schools, thanks_to several generous subscribers.
Harrison Stafford of_Edna, a Longhorn football_star_from 70 years ago, took
out a_new subscription for Wharton.
Robert L. Parker_of Tulsa renewed the subscription_for_Oklahoma_powerhouse
Jenks.
Gary Hite of Ball Ground,_Ga., renewed San Antonio Alamo Heights._He is a
1953_Alamo Heights graduate.
Jimmy Keys of Houston resubscribed_for_Freer High School. He is a_1956_Freer
graduate.
Brad Taylor of Abilene added a_new_subscription_for Abilene High School.
Will Coates_of Austin renewed the subscription for_South