QUESTION: Elizabeth and Leslie: I received a call from UtiliCorp's counsel yesterday and he was asking questions about how we would structure an option with respect to power. He was describing an financial option that could be settled physically and was wondering who the counterparty on our side would be. Would or can we do such an option and if so, would ENA or EPMI be the counterparty? Carol
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QUESTION: How are things going? Learning lots? Went to the rodeo and then to Nashville North yesterday so feeling a little fuzzy today. I'm not doing anything today but tommorow I am going to the rodeo and then to a big industry party so that should be good for a headache. Friday I'm going to the Chick Wagon party and Saturday to Nashville North with the boys. Weather has been good and looks like that will continue. Did you find a gym yet? w/b Chris
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QUESTION: Dan Walters: Blame game over California's energy crisis will continue for years (Published July 24, 2001) The wrestling match between politicians and Enron Corp. moved into a more intense arena over the weekend when a state Senate investigating committee sought contempt penalties because the huge energy company has refused to turn over internal documents. Although Houston-based Enron owns no major power plants in California, it has adopted the toughest stance of all energy companies against the multiple investigations of why wholesale energy prices spiked so high. And it has become, in turn, a whipping boy for California politicians. At one point last spring, state Attorney General Bill Lockyer said he wanted criminal charges against Enron and its chairman, Kenneth Lay. "I would love to personally escort Lay to an 8-by-10 cell that he could share with a tattooed dude who says, 'Hi, my name is Spike, honey,' " Lockyer said. With less colorful language, Gov. Gray Davis has often castigated Texas-based companies as price gougers -- even though Texas firms have been fairly minor
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Dan Walters: Blame game over California's energy crisis will continue for years