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To: Summ1 who wrote (88)	10/5/1999 7:07:00 PM
From: The Tower	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 126

Status of Titan's plant in Taiwan: biz.yahoo.com Tuesday October 5, 12:20 pm Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: Titan Technologies, Inc. Status of Titan's Recycling Operations ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., Oct. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Titan Technologies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: TITT - news) has just learned that their third Tire Recycling Plant, Forest All Industry Corporation, has survived the earthquake that recently devastated Taiwan. After several days, Titan's officials were able to make connections with Forest All's plant personnel and were happy to learn that there was no structural or equipment damage to the recycling plant. The plant, which has maintained normal scheduled production since March will remain closed for the next two weeks, due to reduced electrical capacity caused by the toppled power station in central Taiwan. Complete power in that area is expected to be restored within the next two weeks, at which time the plant will resume operation. Since startup the plant has demonstrated their operations to many interested parties. Groups from Oregon in the U.S., Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovenia and Slovakia, all in Europe, have toured the facilities and witnessed the operations. Negotiations for a second recycling plant in Taiwan are continuing. Titan's first tire recycling plant in Chung-Ju, South Korea continues to operate at capacity, however, rather than processing discarded automobile tires, they are running rubber hoses, rubber gaskets, rubber trim and tennis shoes. Y. J. Chung, Dowon Company president, says, ``During Korea's economic struggle, recycling these selective products provides the Company with a better profit margin.' Dowon has markets for all its byproducts which includes selling its carbon black to asphalt manufacturers. Hannam Company, Ltd., Korea's second recycling plant expects to emerge from Bankruptcy protection as Korea's economy continues to gain strength. SOURCE: Titan Technologies