Here is an email: Would you please generate a fresh ENE guaranty and email to the lawyer (see Lotus Notes - Emma Nakakuki is the new attorney). Also, please verify with credit (Rod Nelson in London) that the guaranty cap has not changed. I have the file in my office. Thanks. SS
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A: Credit Agricole
Q: Suzanne: There is a savings bond program that Enron sponsors for year 2000 newborns. Could you please find out what I need to do to apply for one. I thought that i saw something in workperks about it. Thanks.
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A: Savings Bonds
IN: Rick - this is the event that Cal Payne spoke to you about several weeks ago. He indicated to me that you would be interested in attending. I am David Johnson - a partner with Andersen and we are sponsoring the Risk Officers Roundtable. This is not a training seminar or an event with an audience. This group has been meeting for a couple of years and recently asked Andersen to take the lead in facilitating the group. The objective of this group is to focus on issues that each of you are facing as risk officers or leading energy trading organizations. The ideas and issues dicussed will remain confidential. This is a forum for people facing similar issues to bounce ideas off of each other and to discuss topics of mutual interest. From an anti-trust perspective, competitive approaches as an industry or similar initiatives will not be discussed. The group will meet about 4 times a year Our plans for the next meeting are as follows: Location - Las Vegas (Bellagio currently has rooms for $129/night) Date - Monday November 12 and Tuesday November 13 Agenda - We will get with each attendee and formulate an agenda. This will be circulated prior to the meeting. Attendees - Confirmed - Eddie Meche, Reliant, Philip Chesson - Williams, Glen Labhart - Dynegy, Cal Payne - UtiliCorp Invitations extended to Rick Buy - Enron, Rich Osborne - Duke, Mark Randle - Sempra and Bob Andersen - ElPaso.

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OUT: Risk Officers Roundtable
IN: This is an email
Mr. Lay, I have been with Enron for 33 years. I have found these years to have been interesting, to say the least, and have seen many changes during this time. I am proud to be part of an aggressive, growing company. And I have always had a high regard for the people driving the company. I am now 60 years of age and I have been contemplating retirement and "pursuing other interests" as they say, with my remaining years. Imagine my despair at the state of affairs Enron has fallen to through what appears to be gross mismanagement. What was once envisioned as "those comfortable golden years" are now simply smoke. And after giving many of my years to this company it is devastating. It is hard for me to understand how this could happen without the knowledge of those of you at the head of the company, in my mind it was a "look the other way" situation without concern for anyone but yourselves and all that money for the fancy house, fancy cars, travel, etc. I will never understand everything that took place and why. I am certainly not alone in these feelings. But I would hope that Jeff Skilling, Andy Fastow and others involved in this travesty have as much trouble sleeping at night as I do. Robert S. Smith - 3ac3268 ETS - Engineering Records 1400 Smith St. Houston, TX 11251 E-mail - robert.s.smith@enron.com <mailto:robert.s.smith@enron.com>

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OUT: ENRON SITUATION
QUESTION: Kay, Received the signature page by Fed-Ex today. It will be served/filed by mail first thing tomorrow. (As I suspected, the fax version went to a satellite machine upstairs and has also been located). Ryan
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ANS: Pompano/Interrogatory Answers
IN: I spoke with Dick Vincent who indicated that we will have no problem obtaining 12 mos renewable business interruption insurance when we go operational on gas. This should solve the warranty issue with the banks because it covers defects, design, and workmanship on the turbines and includes lost profits, etc. Incidentally, for insurance purposes the turbines are designated DE3 which is not a new technology designation. Typically we will always have this coverage in place but if their is a supplier warranty then the party providing the warranty pays ahead of the insurer. In the case where the supplier does not pay or the warranty has ended then the insurer will pay. Now we just need to come up with a fix for the drop dead date. Regards,

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Warranty