IN: How amazing is this story. I worked with the father, he was an old H&Q guy and if anyone remembers, he is the one I used to smoke cigarettes with in his office. I am sure you remember when I went out to his funeral. Anyway, this story shows you just how amazing Rudy is after everything that has happened. RUDY KEEPS HIS WORD By KIRSTEN DANIS, DAVID SEIFMAN and BILL HOFFMANN September 17, 2001 -- Diane

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Rick/Bill/David, Generally, we have managed to keep our main counterparts transacting, but things are tight. We are signing netting agreements and agreeing to collateral threshholds, but we are negotiating hard where we think that we will be so close to collateral lines in the next few months that we would actually have to post. As we go into this week, we need to hold on to those we have, incrementally open up a few more, and start to get people to business as usual. Amongst the things that continues to be missing are the OFFICIAL STORY (we have access to the newspaper here, too), good communication regarding global relationships, and calendar and status of new developments regarding credit facilities, equity issuance/raising..... Not that some of it is getting through, it just comes through random channels and we know very little more than our counterparts that have a subscription to the Wall Street Journal. To that end, it has been suggested here that Houston (PR?) with RAC/Finance develop a daily script of talking points for the masses. We have traders and credit people talking all day to counterparts - they really could use a strong story to tell without have to think about it. I am very confident that I can tell a reasonable story myself, but I am concerned that I do not have all the facts at my disposal and my guess is that the average trader/credit specialist is probably at a greater disadvantage. Thoughts? Ted

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QUESTION: Beginning at noon today, Mark Taylor will be out of the office. He will return to work on Monday, October 22. Numbers to reach him are as follows:
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These over the counter prices are best viewed with a fixed width font such as Lucida Console or Courier New. SPORT SHOTGUN - 12 Gauge 3" ....................................... Money Charge SKU # Barrel Stock Order Card ....................................... 10610 28" 2 Ribs Walnut 1086.00 1140.00 * 10615 26" 2 Ribs Walnut 1086.00 1140.00 SPORT Accessories ........................................ SKU # Item Charge ........................................ 80097 Stepped Rib for 26" Barrel 95.95 80098 Stepped Rib for 28" Barrel 95.95 80099 Low Rib for 26" Barrel 95.95 80100 Low Rib for 28" Barrel 95.95 80101 Wide Trap Rib for 26" Barrel 95.95 80102 Wide Trap Rib for 28" Barrel 95.95 80126 Stock Satin Walnut 210.95 80127 Forend Satin Walnut 118.95 Federal law requires that we receive a signed copy of your local dealers federal firearms license before we can ship a firearm. Dealers will charge you a small fee to receive a firearm for you, and to complete the necessary paperwork. (Shop around, the fee varies from dealer to dealer, usually between $10.00 - $30.00.) We are required to collect 8.5% New York State sales tax if the firearm is shipped to a dealer in New York. Out-of-state sales are tax-free. Upon receipt of your payment, including shipping and insurance, (2% of your total order, $10.00 minimum, for long guns. To comply with UPS guide- lines, handguns are shipped Next Day Air and the cost will vary with the weight and destination,) we ship to your dealer and you pick up your purchase at his store.
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Q: Leslie, I have just completed reviewing the APS filing. This paper explains much of the observed behavior of APS during the DSTAR (WestConnect) proceedings over the last several months. The paper is so full of market "scare" tactics it seems appropriate to be reading it during the Halloween season. The token effort of procuring 270MWs starting 2003 and ramping up to 1670 MWs in 2008 is ridiculous. The statements that APS generation is somehow more secure and reliable than any generation not owned by APS, using the same grid, and that non-APS generators have little if any responsibility to the "Full-Requirements" customers are all beyond belief. The mis-characterization of the problems experienced in CA, OR and WA and the contemptuous citing of "experts" seems typical of the APS distain for deregulation. The entire filing is more like a guaranteed plan to recover the "Billion" dollars invested by APS, with convenient adjustment clauses every three years. As you noted earlier today, the Commissioner of the ACC may be more concerned over the APS stock price than truly encouraging open markets and retail access and what better why to help the stock price than to award APS a 14 year contract...look at what the Defense Department did for Lockheed!!! I spoke with Chris Lackey who met earlier this month with Pinnacle West's (APS subsidiary) head of Trading who told him that PinWest is very conservative (as stated in the filing), their primary function is to support APS and they saw no real opportunities to conduct business with Enron. However that could change if their petition is denied. Please let me know how you'd like to proceed. If this is approved by the ACC I assume it must then go to FERC, do we have an opportunity to intervene with the ACC and/or FERC in regards to this filing? If we do, I'll be happy to help you with composition of the documents. Kind Regards,
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Partial variance to AAC R14-2-1606(b)