Problem: BODY: No smoking gun in natural-gas cost probe By Jim Sanders Bee Capitol Bureau (Published April 23, 2001) It strikes at the heart of an energy crisis that has caused multibillion-dollar losses and could plunge California's economy into a tailspin: Did private companies manipulate markets to get rich off consumers' pain? An Assembly oversight committee spent hours last week grilling officials of El Paso Natural Gas Co. and an affiliate, El Paso Merchant Energy, companies that were accused by state regulators of anti-competitive practices that helped send gas prices soaring. Committee Chairman Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento, said the hearing convinced him that El Paso exercised "market power" -- undue influence over
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A: SUBJECT: El Paso Hearings at PUC Legislature

Problem: BODY: On Friday, November 2, Kristine Best/Confirmations informed me on the above trades. V40316 was handled enron online and V44558 was entered into the system on 4/19 and checked out by Jeanne Bell directly with the customer on 5/15. The trade is with Williams...Enron selling Nov1-Mar2, 1/2 day at 5.485. John Arnold will inform me as to what to do after the market closes today.
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A: SUBJECT: V40316 and V44558

Problem: BODY: Another FAS 133 Offsite meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday, Feb 29 (all day). Sally asked me to forward this to you - would like you to attend if at all possible. Scott, this is an FYI for you - I know you will be overseas on this date. Patti
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SUBJECT: FAS 133 Offsite