Q: FYI. Enron Principal Investments has completed the sale of Enron's ownership in COPEL. Total proceeds for the last 5 months from this sale is over $95 million in cash. Steven Sheldon managed this process. In the last 5 months, EPI has sold or otherwise disposed of 20 investments, with total proceeds to Enron of over $250 million in cash. We intend to sell another 5-10 by year end, generating an additional $50 million to $100 million in cash. The team is very focused on selling of the portfolio, creating cash and minimizing losses. Kevin Garland
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IN: The word is out! The KSU game with Texas A & M will be telecast at 11:30 this coming Saturday. There will be a Watch Party at the SRO in Northwest Mall starting promptly at 11:30. Hope many of you can be there. The Wildcats need our help against the Fighting Farmers from College Station. But we can do it! Hope you will come out and support the team! GO CATS! Our Alumni Club had a fun night last night at Jillian's for our annual "Sunflowers and Sage" scholarship benefit. About 60 were there. Wish more of you could have come! We always have a great time with Dan Lauck and Matt Musil as our emcees and Matt is our very persuasive and fun auctioneer! You missed a fun and informative talk by Zac Burton '00, back-up quarterback. A great time was had by all! Ken and I want to thank our committee for their help and for all who participated in the auction. We'll be in Manhattan for the Aggie game - watch for us! Joyce

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Here is the wh data. I have included the file for February only. Keep in mind that some deals, such as Costilla, have multiple tickets in the system so it is impossible to estimate accrual revenue/expense in the system accurately. I have made top level adjustments to these deals.

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QUESTION: Mr. Lay - As a follow-up to your meeting this morning with Steve Kean and to the memo he prepared for Jeff McMahon, attached below are two Excel files outlining the remaining Public Affairs organization. We'll deliver a hard copy of these files and the memo to your office as well. - The first file is a month by month summary of the budget and headcount totals, and illustrate the wind-down of several of the departments. This file does not include Bill Donovan's groups. - The second is an overview of all functions that reported to Steve, including Donovan's group. The first worksheet shows a comparison of the current budgets as submitted, and compares it to last year's (2001) and to earlier versions of next year's (2002). The backup worksheets contain organizational charts for each of the groups illustrating the headcount reductions that have taken place and those that are scheduled in the future. Please note that there are two versions of the Communication org chart, one illustrating the current budget and one illustrating the potential organization under Beth Tilney. I would be happy to answer any questions on the attached. Regards,
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Molly, We want to hire this very bright young man as a part-time employee, reporting to Mike Roberts. Mike will be contacting you regarding the details. Vince
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answer: Resume for Chris Pernoud
What people know: Hertzberg (et al's) bill (82XX)was heard in an "informational" hearing today and still sits in the Assembly Energy Committee. It will be heard again tomorrow (perhaps beginning at 10 AM) , at which time parties will have a chance to support/oppose and ask for amendments. Most, including us, oppose unless significantly amended. The Wright (D) -Richman (R) bill (83XX)was heard in an "informational"
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California Update--0717.01