Problem: BODY: The following Delaware limited liability companies were cancelled/dissolved on December 13, 2001. Evidence of the following cancellations to be filed in the 48th floor vault, Enron Building Please notify all interested parties within your group. Chiricahua I LLC (Company #1382-CHRI) Chiricahua II LLC (Company #1383-CHR2) Chiricahua III LLC (Company #1384-CHR3) Chiricahua IV LLC (Company #1385-CHR4) Chiricahua V LLC (Company #1386-CHR5) Chiricahua VI LLC (Company #1387-CHR6) Chiricahua VII LLC (Company #1388-CHR7) Chiricahua VIII LLC (Company #1389-CHR8) Chiricahua IX LLC (Company #1390-CHR9) Chiricahua X LLC (Company #1391-CHR10) Chiricahua XI LLC (Company #1392-CHR11) Chiricahua XII LLC (Company #1393-CHR12) Chiricahua XIII LLC (Company #1394-CHR13) Chiricahua XIV LLC (Company #1395-CHR14)
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A: SUBJECT: Notice of Dissolution of Chiricahau I LLC through Chiricahau XIV LLC

Problem: BODY: Ken Bentsen deserves your thanks and a note or a phone call from you. (see below for phone number and address). I called Congressman Bentsen yesterday to express the Partnership's support on the Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) bill. Yesterday, the bill passed in Congress by one vote (215 to 214). Ken Bentsen's vote made the difference. When I spoke with him, he told me how difficult it would be for him to make that vote, and that he had been lobbied hard by the labor unions, the Cabinet and the President. I urged him to vote for the bill and told him what the impact would be to Houston and the region*. In the final analysis, the bill passed thanks to your fellow Houstonian
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A: SUBJECT: Congressman Bentsen and the Trade Promotion Authority

Problem: BODY: Per my conversation with Edmund this morning, we are moving Germany to the approved list for trading credit derivatives. Below is the list, now updated to reflect this change. European jurisdictions which are are approved for trading credit derivatives: Finland, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the U.K.. The European jurisdictions which are not approved to trade credit derivatives include: France, Gibraltar, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, Spain, and The Netherlands. For banks incorporated in a non-approved jurisdiction, it may be possible for them to trade out of a branch located in an approved jurisdiction (i.e. U.S. and U.K. branches). This would have to be determined on a case by case basis. Canada is also not an approved jurisdiction for credit derivatives. Please let me know if there are any changes to this list.
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SUBJECT: Update to Approved Jurisdictions - Credit Derivatives