Here is an email: Bill, Attached is worksheet that provides some comparables of the USGT volumes that flowed west. In the scheme of things, the volumes in question our not that significant. Look at the "comparables" page of the excel file. This missing section should be given to you by Dennis Lee on Monday. I'm out next week but I should be available by cell phone or my home phone (713)665-4026. Mark
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A: response to PUC protest of USGT deal
Q: I can't believe it is already time for our trip up to Kansas. We are arriving on Thursday morning and returning on Sunday morning. Other than the game on Saturday, we don't have any plans. See you soon. DG
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IN: Sally, Beth has 253 employees. 22 are in the top 10% for a 9% total distribution. 25 are in the bottom 10% for a 10% total distribution. Please refer to attachment below. Please let me know if you need additional information. I've left messages for Brent & Kevin as well as their HR Reps to provide the needed data to you by Monday morning. I've also copied Marla on your request. Frank has forwarded Bob's information to you. Thanks, H

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Mark: Attached is my current workload report. I'm beginning to get nervous about meeting traders' expectations as I am taking vacation from June 14 - 22 (seven business days) and I don't know who will be able to pick up my emergencies and routine issues. I have some idea about Mary's and Frank's workload and I have the impression that Brent is constantly busy with weather. I'd like to briefly discuss Cheryl's workload I think it would be a good idea to have everyone submit a status report of sorts to you so that you can assess how much is "project" oriented vs. routine, specific commodity areas, and volume. FYI, I am trying to limit Cheryl's activity with Gary's group to brokerage agreements only. The huge volume of activity on the brokerage end was apparently the result of a recent audit by AA and effort to "cleanup" the agreement status. It should be winding down. I have encouraged Cheryl (as have Frank and Mary) to provide you with a workload report since we really want her to be trained in the swap basics. Also, I will try to schedule a conference call with David Mitchell, you and me before I leave (topic is online trading of credit derivatives). Currently, only ECL is offering the bankruptcy default swap online (and no one is hitting the product).

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QUESTION: See the attached. The proceeding certainly isn't over, but I think the parties have done a great job of submitting a settlement that the Commission will eventually approve, provided the parties present sufficient evidence to support such a decision. (Unfortunately, we expect the settlement to be protested.) Direct testimony is due May 5. To streamline things, the parties are going to consolidate efforts and have divided up the testimony by topic. Of course Transwestern got the Hector Road issue. I plan to put Mr. Fawcett on as a witness. Our issue is not particularly controversial anymore, so I do not anticipate rigorous cross-examination; nevertheless, I will probably ask your assistance in preparing the witness for the hearing, which begins May 30.
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IN: This is a good time to bring this up. Unless the original CES agreement has changed, ENA will pay CALP a monthly demand charge of $103,417 from 1/1/2000 - 4/30/2000. From 6/1/2000 - 7/7/2000, ENA will pay a (volumetric) demand charge of $.02/mmbtu to CALP for any volumes utilized by ENA. Which brings up 2 important points; 1.The month of May has not been addressed which means Robin needs to discuss this with CALP (and she may have already) However, currently we will not be showing any demand estimates for May. 2. It's a new ball game starting 7/8/2000. Comments/questions?

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CGAS contract 64231