ELECTION 2001: THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM Reapportionment... A new governor... The 2002 election... What's in the fut= ure for Pennsylvania politics? Presentations by Senator Jeffrey Piccola, Senate Majority Whip; Representat= ive Michael Veon, House Minority Whip; Professor G. Terry Madonna, Millersv= ille University Luncheon Program - December 3, 2001 - 11:30 a.m. Harrisburg Hilton and Towers Regular Admission - $25.00/PennFuture Members - $15.00 Event followed by an Open House with refreshments in our Harrisburg Office = from 4:30 - 7 p.m. R.S.V.P. by Nov. 28 or call 1-800-321-7775. You can also register online un= der "Events" at www.pennfuture.org or reply to this email.
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John, I have reviewed the contracts (Asset Agreement and the GPA) and here are my= thoughts regarding your request. In short, the agreements do not specific= ally address capacity being needed by third parties. ENA does have a right= to all of their capacity free and clear of all encumbrances. Last year we= did discuss this issue (the interruptible VNG customers wanting to take re= leases of VNG capacity), but at the time Jim Scabareti indicated that he wa= s going to play hard ball with his interruptible shippers in year 2 (i.e. n= ow), since VNG was really getting tight on assets due year-on-year load gro= wth and no new capacity additions. He gave the assets up last year because= he did not want to have any noise at the VSCC when the VSCC was considerin= g the affiliate relationship between VNG and AGLES. However, as I reflect = on it now, it seems to me that VNG (aka Sequent) really needs to weigh heav= ily the decision to release any assets to third parties through this winter= (interruptible or otherwise). At a minimum, any releases should be done r= ecallable based on weather forecasts based on some HDD amount. The profit = sharing provision is the same for years 1 and 2. My suggestion is that you do the following: (1) remind Sequent about the de= liverability issue facing VNG and (2) develop a plan with Sequent for talki= ng to Customers, so as to minimize any VSCC risk since the VSCC thinks Sequ= ent is VNG's asset manager. =20 Mark Breese is back in the office tomorrow and I will confer with him as we= ll. You might seek Jeff Hodge's thoughts as well. If you have any questio= ns, please ask. Regards,
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Here is an email: Guys, look at the attached draft of a letter I plan on sending to the Laguna pueblo regarding Transwestern efforts to date of finding new technologies to address and remove PCB contamination from the groundwater at the facility. You may remember, we had a meeting in January to hear the Laguna's concerns that Transwestern was not moving fast enough to clean up the site. This letter addresses our attempts to find a solution to the PCB problem, and that remediation technologies are not presently available to operate effectively at the site given the sites unique characterisstics. Id like to send this out on Friday or Monday.
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Q: Charlotte, Michael hasn't bounced back yet - still getting fever up to 102. I spoke with Delores, and she said Rey said that Michael had a pretty good dose of strep, so it will take 6 doses of medicine to get it under control. I'll see how he is in the early am, but I may not take him to school, just so I can watch him another few hours. If you will be at your office tomorrow I'll let you know how he's doing. Maybe I can leave on Saturday. I know he will be very upset if he doesn't get to spend time with you this weekend. Kay
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IN: Sovereign Bond Spreads: =20 Significant New Issuance - Commentary: ?=09The emerging markets started the week on an extremely quiet note as inv= estors awaited more news from Argentina, in particular, on possible IMF sup= port for the country. The situation started to improve on Tuesday night aft= er Domingo Cavallo's speech intended to support domestic confidence, in whi= ch he reiterated that the Argentine government would not default on its deb= t payments. He also announced some special measures designed to reduce the = government's debt burden, such as an acceptance of bonds as payment for pas= t-due taxes and bond coupons for future tax liabilities. This announcement,= together with positive clues from the IMF about the possibility of a US$6.= 9bn disbursement to Argentina, helped the market to rally around 2.5 points= . However, the continued fall of international reserves and private sector = deposits, evidenced by the latest data release, did not contribute to reviv= e investor confidence and pulled the market down by around 1 point. In Turk= ey, the week was fairly busy with prices rising on the back of the successf= ul T-Bill auction and as a result of a technical short squeeze. Real money = accounts and local banks were active buyers of Turkish bonds helping the Tu= rkey 2030 benchmark to break through an important resistance level of 80. R= ussian market activity picked up on the positive news from Argentina, but t= he rally was not sustained and Russian bonds closed almost unchanged on the= week. Central and Eastern European assets had a positive week gaining arou= nd 0.25-0.50 points in price. Overall, the general sentiment in the emergin= g debt markets has improved but is still very much subject to stabilisation= in Argentina. The EMBI+ Index tightened around 20 bps on the week to at +8= 96 bps level on Friday. ?=09The United Mexican States (Baa3/BB+) placed a US$1.5 bn 8.30% issue due= 08/2031 on Monday. The bond was priced at a spread of +335 bps over Treasu= ries. The fact that a Latin American issuer was able to successfully place = such a large transaction is a good sign that the impact of the Argentine cr= isis is limited and has not shut down the primary market for borrowers. ?=09The Republic of Latvia's (Baa2/BBB) credit rating outlook was raised by= Standard & Poors from "Stable" to "Positive" reflecting an improved spendi= ng control and better perspective for GDP growth.

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All - Ramsey Soliman (PPA major) attended our Fantastic Friday October 25-27. He received and has accepted a full-time offer with us. The remaining 14 full-time candidates from UT will attend Fantastic Friday November 15-17. Please e-mail Dolores Muzzy if you are interested in participating in any of the events during that weekend. Thanks!

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Ramsey Soliman