This email will confirm the meeting in Portland for October 3rd and 4th. I would like to start the meeting at 11:00 a.m. Please let me know immediately if this presents a problem with your schedule. Christian Yoder, Mary Hain, Gary Fergus, and I will be meeting at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, October 3rd to discuss our response to the CPUC subpoena. Please let me know if you would like to attend this meeting. Finally, I have asked everyone to schedule a day and a half for this meeting. Although we may be finished on Tuesday, I thought it was prudent to leave Wednesday open for further discussion. Please feel free to call me at (713) 853-5587 if you have any questions. The contact in Enron's Portland office is Jan King. Jan's number is (504) 464-8814. Thanks.
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answer: Confirmation October 3-4 Meeting
Ken: Mark H. asked me to forward to you this initial draft term sheet. We would like to talk to you, and presumably one of your colleagues, tomorrow regarding the possible antitrust implications of the proposed structure. Please give me a call and we can schedule a time. Thanks,
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answer: Project Bigtoe
All: Ken Rice has suggested that we schedule an evening to get together in the near future. Sherri and I have determined that earliest date would be the first week of October. Please let me know your availability the first two weeks of October and I'll get this scheduled. The attendees would be: Jeff Skilling/Sherri Sera Ken Rice/Dorothy Dalton Kevin Hannon/Carol Brown Cliff Baxter/Susan Skarness Please note: this e:mail address will only work through next Monday (9/10/01) after that date, please reply to ddalton34@aol.com. Thanks!
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answer: Get Together
Richard: Robert Knight said that you might be able to provide me some guidance regarding the legal issues involved in the recording of conversations. A group within EES is requesting recording telephone conversation, and want the ability to playback from their desktop. I explained to them that to my understanding there were some legal issues involved, and I needed to get clarification. They were under the impression, that since their requirements are different from the traders requirements for recording, they didn't think it applied. Could you shed a little light on Enron's policy, or if this is something that should be deferred to someone within EES legal, who might that person be? Any help you could offer would be very much appreciated. Thanks for your time. Regards,
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Recording of conversations