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To: jocko who wrote (374)10/29/1999 3:00:00 PM
From: jocko  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 598
 
Hi all
I am posting the NR on this board as a FWIW..... I am sure glad Alen Sheito is running our show :-)

I also happan to believe that MIQ is better off..... as indicated in the NR.
Cheers

EXPLORATION MIRANDOR INC.
PRESS RELEASE October 29, 1999
Exploration Mirandor Inc. (MIQ-ME), announces that Kinross Gold Corp. and
Mirandor Inc. have terminated their joint venture project on the Railroad
project in the Carlin Trend of Nevada.

Previously, Kinross Gold Corp. had indicated that they wished to substantially
reduce their earn in requirements and exploration commitments on the
project citing the current difficult gold environment. Exploration Mirandor
was willing to make certain adjustments to the joint venture but not to the
extent requested by Kinross.

Exploration Mirandor Inc. will now manage its own exploration program on
the Railroad project, which has been the site of successful exploration
programs in the past.
According to Kinross, results from the 1999 program will be available by the
1st week of November. Exploration Mirandor will be reviewing these results
and a new exploration program will be designed.

It is in the opinion of Mirandor's management that this joint venture was very
beneficial to the company as work done by Kinross has improved the
knowledge we now have on the Railroad property and resulted in the
discovery of the highly promising Bald Mountain area.

The Railroad project, consisting of some 55 square miles, is centered on the
southern end of the Carlin Trend, and lies at the intersection of the NW-SE
Carlin Trend and the N-S Piñ on anticline structure. It is located within a
Carlin erosional "window" exposing at surface favorable lower plate
sedimentary rocks.

For more information, please contact:
Mr. Gilles Laverdière, president
Montreal office Tel: (450) 651-6701
Fax: (450) 651-8049
Val-d'Or office Tel: (819) 825-9065
Fax: (819) 825-1199