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To: TideGlider who wrote (820)	6/12/1999 7:00:00 PM
From: Bear Down	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1440

thanks TG, hadn't seen it. some highlights for those that didn't read it all Big-Name Clients Among the claimants are Paul Knapp, chairman of Iowa Realty Co.; Part of a Scheme Skolniks' stock shot up about $10 a share in a year's time and was trading at $14 in early 1994, according to Hayes' complaint. But the athlete's complaint says the price rise was merely the result of a price manipulation scheme by company insiders and a Houston public-relations executive named Arthur Porcari. Porcari was disciplined by the Securities and Exchange Commission last year in a separate case of price manipulation, according to SEC records. The Hayes complaint says: "There was clearly no real value to the (Skolniks) stock, only hyperbole from Porcari and insiders

To: TideGlider who wrote (820)	6/13/1999 3:03:00 PM
From: dumbmoney	Respond to of 1440

Thanks for the post Tide. I especially like this part: But the athlete's complaint says the price rise was merely the result of a price manipulation scheme by company insiders and a Houston public-relations executive named Arthur Porcari. Porcari was disciplined by the Securities and Exchange Commission last year in a separate case of price manipulation, according to SEC records. The Hayes complaint says: "There was clearly no real value to the (Skolniks) stock, only hyperbole from Porcari and insiders. Regarding the SEC action against NCDR, I applaud it, and hope that they investigate what role, if any, was played by Arthur Porcari.