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Gold/Mining/Energy : Celtic Minerals
CME 264.16-0.5%9:30 AM EST

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To: Gil Kempenich who wrote (10)11/22/1996 8:55:00 AM
From: Stan Kozak   of 69
 
Hi Gil, I dont know if the canadian "financial post" is on-line
or of you get it in your country but during the month of november
There where numerous articles on the subject and the price of Bre-Ex
shares fluctuated about $4.00. IN a nutshell there where claims and
lawsuits being filed in canadian courts by various interests claiming
a chunk of the deposit. Anyway the whole thing was settled satisfactorly
after an alliance was formed between Bre-ex and the son of the
indonesian prime minister. Apparentley the son has "consulting company"
that will handle the provisioning of anything needed to get the mine
up and running. To get the full details check out past issues of the
financial post. All i know is that celtic had the for thought to settle
all the local "B.S." up front and is ready to roll when they find
something.
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