Mark: ENA is looking into derivatives trading with an Indian corporate. My latest information is the opinion from 1/14/97 rendered by Crawford Bayley & Co. (which was part of our global survey effort a few years ago). Do you have anything more recent? The ENA inquiry came from the pulp and paper group. Thanks for your help. Sara
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I would appreciate if each of you could provide a brief (one-page or less) bullet point summary of the week's activity by close of business each Friday. You can send either via e-mail or fax. Jeff has his staff meetings on Monday mornings and it would help me keep him abreast of key activities in your respective areas. I don't need anything elaborate. Thanks,
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Here is an email: Marie - ONEOK Energy Marketing and Trading Company, L.P. is interested in possibly pursuing a master netting agreement. Can you please send them the latest form of agreement for their counsel to review? The contact there is Don Dunkelberger, Credit Manager. Email: ddunkelberger@oneok.com Thanks,
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A: Master Netting general form: ONEOK Energy Marketing and Trading Company
Q: Begining 6/4/01 most North American Gas and Power quotes will be displayed on and transactable from the TRUEQUOTE trading platform. Please call me if you have any questions or need more information. Thanks. Savita X31787
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IN: well, well, well. Tried to call ya, but you weren't around. (such a surprise) Must be working out those big, bad muscles huh? Had a great workout myself this morning...I went up 10 entire pounds! woopie. Sure hope I don't hurt anyone with my brute strength...except you! - Moi

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Kim: I was hoping to catch up with you after Stan's meeting to discuss TW financing arrangements. Their is still a very good possibility that TW could be added to the Cpt. 11 companies sometime in early Jan. (the Revolving Credit Agreement would be paid off as part of that process). Two things to remember on new projects - (i) likelihood of TW cash for equity in deal is very low and (ii) If TW is put into Cpt. 11, the implications of its credit on the other counterparties. If we can find other people's money and structure around the TW credit risk, we have a better chance (but still will be extremely tough). As you heard this morning, cash is at a very high premium right now (especially with Red Rock expansion). Thanks,

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Financing Arrangements