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To: bill who wrote (4334)	9/23/2002 12:49:23 AM
From: bill	Respond to of 11633

By Andrew Mitchell OSAKA, Japan (Reuters) - War fever drove U.S. oil prices to a new 19-month high on Monday as dealers took fright at the growing threat of a U.S. assault on Iraq. U.S. crude futures in electronic trade by 8:35 p.m. EDT Sunday jumped 61 cents to $30.45 a barrel after setting a high of $30.48.

To: bill who wrote (4334)	9/23/2002 1:06:09 AM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11633

Hi bill, I was in China two years ago (mainland, Hagzhou, Bejing and points in between). Cars cars cars. Decent highways too. I was pretty surprised. Everybody trying to get ahead. Very entrepreneur folks. Anyway I think they'll be the next big economic driver and have been bookmarking some odds and sods. Last link is probably the closest to what you are looking for with some real numbers. china.org.cn english.peopledaily.com.cn china.quamnet.com gasandoil.com wsws.org uyghuramerican.org dsis.org.tw atimes.com china.org.cn asianinfo.org policy.rutgers.edu eia.doe.gov regards Kastel