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To: jack rand who wrote (8442)	3/4/1998 10:23:00 AM
From: Paul Merriwether	of 13594

Rat's jumpin' ship ;> An excerpt from WSJ: interactive.wsj.com AOL insiders have sold company stock fairly regularly over the years, but Mr. Case's latest transaction is larger than his typical sale, said Bob Gabele, president of CDA/Investnet, a database that tracks insider selling and buying patterns. He said Mr. Case sold 333,500 shares in all of 1997. The latest sale represents a 15% reduction in Mr. Case's holdings of common stock plus vested and unvested options, Ms. Primrose said. But Mr. Gabele put the percentage at a much higher 36.9%, based on Mr. Case's common stock and vested options. Options that have vested can be exercised. "It's a big block and it's difficult to interpret it as good news, but it also probably isn't indicative that anything's wrong," said Henry M. Blodget,

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