Q: Mark, In the course of two conversations with Paul Chymiy, he identified 5 credit issues. They are: 1) The Credit Agreement is for a term of 364 days so it terminates on 12/21/01. They will enter into a new credit agreement but not on identical terms and not necessarily with the same lenders. 2) NUI Corp. does not have credit rating since the reorganization. The credit rating should be tied to NUI Utilities. 3) The MAC should be BBB instead of BBB- for Customer. 4) NUI Utilities no longer owns the common stock of Elizabethtown and City Gas. They are now divisions of NUI Utilities. 5) The treasurer will not agree to (xiii) in Section 5 of the Transaction Agreement concerning additional debt. Stacy
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IN: Monday, October 8, 2001 Dear Ken: I am writing to request a meeting with you during the month of November. I plan to be in Houston several times throughout the month, and I'm available to meet at your convenience. I'd like to update you on Children First America's recent successes and upcoming plans, as well as learn more about your interests and priorities. With the upcoming Supreme Court ruling on school choice, our opportunities have never been better for helping children distressed in innercity schools. Thank you for your consideration of this request. Cheryl Hillen will contact your office to see if an appointment might be arranged. Best wishes,

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SERC- Soco a mid 20's to low 30's bid through the afternoon peak. They did not show an offer, other than quoting CT's. They bought from their neighbors. Duke was a seller most of the day in the mid 30's to mid 40's. OPC's bid never got higher than a mid 30's. They also bought from DUKE. Vepco offered out in the 40's to 50's. SOCO, OPC will be on the bid for Monday. TVA was offered power in the mid 20's to mid 30's with no response(I'll take your number down). FRCC- FPC was best bid buying up to $70. We began selling to them HE 10 at $10 and walked them up to $70 (200mw's). FPL showed very little interest in getting anything into them. TECO got rain all day and did not show a bid. TAL also did not show a bid. FPL and FPC will on the bid for hourly power on Monday. ERCOT- Bids in the morning were very weak HLP was a $30. TU did not show a bid in the morning hours and they were a $65 offer. Heading into the afternoon. HLP was a $40 bid during HE 14-18. TU was a $50 bid for HE 14-18, no trans available going south to north. CSW offered $45 in the south and $65 in the north. TU will be looking in the hourly marketet for monday. We have 85 mw's of trans. from spp to ercot.

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QUESTION: You're invited! Come learn about the Jones Graduate School of Management at Rice University! This is your opportunity to meet to meet with individuals from the Jones Office of Admissions, as well as with current students and alumni.
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Good Afternoon, The following two counterparties are requesting a netting agreement with ENA: Kennedy Oil, and Independent Production Company, Inc. The netting agreement should cover physical sales and purchases, and MTM. These are both standard netting agreements, not master netting. Both companies sell us gas under a first purchaser agreement and / or GTC's, and will begin buying back gas. For Independent the contract # is 96023736, and for Kennedy 96052164. I have contact names and phone numbers if you need them. Give me a call with any questions. Thanks,
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Independent Production & Kennedy Oil