We have received an executed First Amendment to Master Agreement between ENA and Amtran, Inc., effective as of February 1, 2001, which amends the cross-default threshold for ENA, amends the collateral threshold for Amtran, and amends certain other provisions of the Master Agreement. Copies will be distributed. Stephanie Panus
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Here is an email: Dear Mr. Rosenberg: I'm signed up with PayPal and you should have received confirmation. Please ignore shipping instructions accompanying PayPal because I had a problem trying to change the shipping address. The correct shipping address for the Pavia Federal Express is listed below (together with other information):
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Q: CONFIDENTIAL Because many of the same people would be involved in the below-referenced telecons, both of which relate to developing public and gov relations strategies, some in the context of legal issues, I have scheduled a one hour conference call, half hour each for Roseville and the DC Line to SF. I have indicated who at least I would like involved in each conversation. The rest of you can feel free to listen on the whole thing, or drop off or call in as appropriate. If I have left anyone out of the list, please call me to discuss, as I would like to restrict these discussions to the recipients of the email. (Mark - if you wish Eric or Karen to participate, no problem.) The call in number for both calls will be 800-820-4690 (passcode: 7012645#) 1:00 - 1:30pm: ROSEVILLE "Required" participants Wehn Brodbeck Jones Russeth Govenar(s) ISSUE - Butte county APCD is resisting the transfer of certain ERCs that we own from Butte county to Placer county for our Roseville project. I want to discuss who knows who and which of them we can call to enlist support for our position. For example, Kelly has already petitioned CARB, who have said that this is not right and will pressure them. I will get a letter from the ISO indicating the general economic support our Roseville project will have to the area, including Butte. Dean Russell and Rick Johnson are going to get the support of the Building Trades because of the obvious risk on jobs. I would guess that all of Kelly's new-found farmer friends (sorry, they are called growers out here) can make a few phone calls. I am sure that Scott and Heady can find some political friends in Sacto that we can call. Etc. Please come to the telecon with a list of who you have already contacted, and who we may consider contacting. In the interest of time, I want to set the stage for giving Kelly and Sam some clear guidelines and assignments. Then we can let them do their work and report. And we can get on to the next subject. 1:30 - 2:00 pm: DC LINE TO SF "Required" Participants Palmer Russeth Govenar(s) Etringer Gray Dasovich Rasmussen ISSUE - As we have discussed, we are developing a strategy that, if successful, would result in a transmission line solution to SF's electrical problems. I would like this telecon to be a kick off to discussing/developing a PR and Government relations strategy. Each of you have reviewed my summary email of last week (I have attached a copy for Dasovich and Palmer), so I will not repeat here. It is for the most part self explanatory on issues, status, benefits, etc. Please bring to the telecon your thoughts.
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IN: I will be on vacation from Monday the 19th through Monday the 26th (returning to the office on Tuesday the 27th). My cell phone and pager will not work either at sea or in the countries I will be visiting. I can be reached via Maritime Communications Network at (877)225-7447 - you will need to give my name and the name of the ship - Celebration. Since the rates are around $10 per minute, I don't plan to check my voicemail as often as usual but will call in when in port.

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California: Legislative - In an unprecedented bipartisan effort the Senate and Assembly both approved a bill making $2.2 billion in cuts in the current fiscal year state budget. Additionally, these cuts, primarily in the areas of salaries to award teacher excellence and program expansions, will amount to $2.9 billion in cuts toward the upcoming fiscal year estimated deficit of $12 billion. I99-07-003 SoCalGas Unbundling. The Southern California Generation Coalition, The Utility Reform Network and the Department of General Services have filed a request for rehearing of the CPUC's decision to adopt the Comprehensive Settlement Agreement to unbundle the SoCalGas system. No new issues were raised as the rehearing request reiterates their support for the Interim Settlement which didn't go as far to unbundle the system. A01-09-024 SoCalGas BCAP. The ALJ has issued the procedural schedule. SoCal will file its revised application and testimony to reflect the impact of unbundling by March 4th. Interested parties will file testimony on July 12th and Evidentary Hearings will begin August 27, 2002.

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OUT: Weekly Report of 2/1/02
Greg, Attached is a clean and redlined version of the Gateway Interconnect Agreement. Please review before forwarding to Pace to make sure the ownership concept is in accordance with your negotiations. Please call me if you have any questions and I will forward the Rio Nogales later today.
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Gateway Project