IN: Hello...since I was working to reload some cycle 13 data for Northwest today, it seemed like a good a time as any to take care of these few foreign key violations as well. These 4 points are reported on the Northwest site, but do not appear in our PIPELINE_LOCATION table as of yet (hence the foreign key violation): 458 OWYHEE COMPRESSOR 611 NORTH DOUGLAS RECEIPT (2001) 608 NOVELTY HILL M/S 612 FOUNDATION CREEK PLANT (2001) If we can get these matched to their IHS DRN counterparts, that would be great. If not, we can make up the IHS number as we have in the past. Thanks,

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OUT: Northwest Foreign Key Problems

IN: A SUGGESTION FOR POSSIBLE SURVIVAL Dear Mr. Lay, A suggestion that may keep the "wolf from the door". The Enron corporate structure is already very compartmentalized, with many separate companies defining the overall business structure. My suggestion would be to take this concept even further. Reorganize (before bankruptcy) and allow Enron Corp. to be only a holding company with each of its current departmental companies becoming independent "profit center" companies. These new corporations could negotiate independently with creditors, and even authorize the exchanging of their equity for additional credit or refinancing. (Private placements of equity, with a stated goal of bringing these "profit center" companies public, should interest creditors and investment banks.) The creditors could get their assurances. Current stockholders keep their investments in the holding company (with some perceived dilution); And long-term, perhaps, Enron emerges as a mini conglomerate like Tyco. Best wishes, May the Lord be with you and yours, Kerry J Hodgkinson 9011 Hartzog Street Orange, Texas 77632

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OUT: A SUGGESTION FOR POSSIBLE SURVIVAL

IN: Bill, Attached is worksheet that provides some comparables of the USGT volumes that flowed west. In the scheme of things, the volumes in question our not that significant. Look at the "comparables" page of the excel file. This missing section should be given to you by Dennis Lee on Monday. I'm out next week but I should be available by cell phone or my home phone (713)665-4026. Mark

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OUT: response to PUC protest of USGT deal

IN: I spoke to John Nystedt, the contact person for the Navajo Nation F&W service concerning the need to do endangered plants and animal surveys at the two C/S on reservation lands. I had sent to him the USGS quad sheets of the C/S sites for review. Today he stated that he didnt think surveys would be needed at either location due to the fact that there had been historic disturbance at each location and that there was no sensitive habitiats in or near the C/S sites which would warrant surveys. However, because of the issue of tribal lands, he was going to discuss this issue with the Navajo Nation director and verify his opinion and he would let Transwestern know on Monday of next week as to what the Tribes final decision would be, but he was almost sure that the Trib would recommend no surveys. John has faxed to me the list of approved botonists and boilogists which are approved to do work on the reservation. I have contacted a number of individuals on the list and they are prepared to do the boilogical surveys next week in the unlikely event a survey is required.

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F&W Issue on the Navajo Lands