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To: Tomas who wrote (492)	10/6/1999 5:56:00 AM
From: Edward M. Zettlemoyer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1713

Tomas, <killing civilians> I think if the situation is that bad we're going to see some UN intervention. Interesting how both sides are appealing to the UN, "The U.S. considers Sudan a sponsor of terrorism and has subjected the country to U.S. economic and military sanctions. Sudan denies the accusations and says it will not reestablish diplomatic representation until the U.S. apologizes and give compensation for the pharmaceutical plant bombing. Sudan says it wants the U.N. Security Council to send a mission to Khartoum to investigate U.S. accusations". Full Story: sudan.net eom, Ed

To: Tomas who wrote (492)	10/11/1999 3:51:00 AM
From: Edward M. Zettlemoyer	Respond to of 1713

Tomas and all, Here's a good article which was posted by Goldteck on TLM Yahoo thread. <"This past week a New York City council committee held hearings on whether the city should cut all ties to companies doing business in Sudan, which would include its 186,000 pension fund shares of Talisman. (No decision was taken.) But some analysts say Talisman's work in Sudan will help local citizens because more scrutiny will be brought to bear on the country now that a major Western oil company is working in the region".> Full Story: globeinvestor.com With no known fund managers officially committed to the divestment campaign, my guess is that the recent volatility in TLM is a reflection of the recent oil price slump. (Razor , bull's-eye, looks like you were right on target). With this in mind, however, latest news may indicate a reversal. Sunday October 10, 11:36 pm Eastern Time FOCUS-Oil up in Asia after selling rout last week SINGAPORE, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Oil prices rebounded in Asia on Monday after the selling rout late last week when fund managers lapped up profits. Full Story: biz.yahoo.com eom,Ed