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To: Bruce M. Harvey who wrote (73)6/19/1997 8:04:00 PM
From: Chris Odom   of 91
 
What happens is that you continue to own your shares, just like before. Since Micron is willing
to buy as many shares as it can for $1, you know that it must be worth more than $1. After the tender
offer has expired, the stock will most likely go up. The same thing happened with Zenith. There was
a tender offer (I forget the name of the company). After the tender offer expired, the stock soared.

DON'T tender your shares.
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