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To: John H. Farro who wrote (315)	5/24/1997 2:15:00 PM
From: Dave R. Webb	of 835

Check out Mongolia Gold Resources Ltd.'s release on Monday for an update on what the Presidential election in Mongolia means to western companys. Yes, we have a vested interest in the country, but we've been in the country early, and have worked with all partys there. By the way, the label "ex-communist"?? Everyone in the Soviet-block was a communist... Mongolias laws INTRODUCED by the president-elect's party are very conservative, and perhaps a little to the right of Reagan's politics. Not every policy though, principally the economic ones. After all, in Mongolia, under the president-elect's party, expropriation of foreign assets are specifically prohibited, unlike in the US or Canada. Ask Royal Oak Mines Inc. where the political risks are. Dave

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