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what is the word on the tickets? Have you heard from your older brother? I think he is planning on spending the night at my house tomorrow, but I have not heard from him. PL

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OUT: GA GAME
QUESTION: Attached is the list that Marie had prepared for me just last week (the date at the top is incorrect) which is a good start. We will still need a detailed description of the brokerage agreement process. Sara
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As we discussed last week, ECT is sending a demand letter to Sonoco for the underpayment of $60,000. I need the attachment which I have identified as merely Exhibit "A" to appear on a single sheet of paper (legal is fine). We discussed your revision to cover the entire term of the swap AND revisions to the month of January, 1999 to reflect ECT's floating price as .33 (which will cause changes to the invoice amount and difference columns). Also, instead of the term "Sonoco Price", I would prefer the caption "Floating Price recognized by Sonoco". Please call if you have questions. Thanks. Sara
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answer: Sonoco Products Company
LaureL: Please let me know where you end up (ENA, Enron Corp., ECT Investments) so that I can be clear in Lotus Notes and the files for future reference. Thanks. Sara
Answer: UBS AG
Here is an email: John: Attached below is an indicative offer from Duke for Modesto Maranzano. Additionally, they are interested in looking at our trading operation and and office. We are going to move forward and try to get a more concrete idea on the numbers for the plant and operations. Let me know if you want us to approach this differently. Thanks,
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A: Non-Binding Indicative Offer Letter
QUESTION: Mark, Susan said to go ahead and expense the cell phones. I called AT&T and it was 176.92 so I put it on my credit card and I'll turn it in. The phones should be on now.
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Cell Phones back on