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To: GVTucker who wrote (134936)	5/14/2001 5:35:56 PM
From: Paul Engel	Respond to of 186894

GV - Re: "NC State is a fine school, particularly in engineering. " Thanks. Paul

To: GVTucker who wrote (134936)	5/16/2001 8:08:14 AM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Hi GV, "California paid an extra $3. 8 billion for natural gas alone between March 1, 2000, and this past March 31 because of El Paso's domination of the pipeline space." NATURAL GAS: Experts says market probably fixed sfgate.com California's argument that a Texas energy company drove natural gas prices in the state sky high by improperly manipulating the market won support yesterday from federal regulators' main witness in an investigative hearing. Evidence strongly indicates that El Paso Corp. inflated natural gas prices through its dominance of the company's pipeline into Southern California, a staff economist for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission concluded in written comments filed in the case. The report by Jonathan Ogur, a Cornell-trained expert in market competition, marks a departure from past findings of the federal commission that cleared El Paso of wrongdoing. ... Ogur's conclusions are based on a complex mathematical evaluation ... Cheney ...rebuffed Democratic calls for a federal investigation into allegations of price gouging by oil and gasoline companies. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ High-tech vs oil/energy companies? I question why Bush lacks the desire to visit high-tech California, a large GDP producer (20% of growth), even though he has visited 23 other States in the USA. Regards, Amy J