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To: onsna 1 who wrote (10336)7/23/2006 12:14:29 PM
From: WR61499  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 10368
 
It looks like the options fiasco may not be as bad as we think it was.

Press Release Source: Littlefield Corporation

Littlefield Corporation Announces Restatement of Q1-2006 10Q-SB
Friday July 21, 6:04 pm ET

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 21, 2006--Littlefield Corporation (OTCBB:LTFD - News) announces that it will amend and restate its Q1-2006 10Q-SB to correct expenses associated with stock options. Effective immediately, investors should not rely upon the currently filed Q1-2006 10Q-SB.
The amendment and restatement will result in a net reduction of option-related expenses and an INCREASE in earnings of approximately $300,000 for Q1-2006. Earnings will INCREASE as a result of this restatement.

It is anticipated that the change in expenses and earnings will be accurately reflected in the Company's Q2-2006 year to date information. The Company expects to actually file the amended and restated 10Q-SB early in August. The Company will make an SEC Form 8K filing next week reporting the same information as this press release.

The Company will report earnings for Q2-2006 and conduct a conference call next week. The exact time and date is the subject of another press release distributed today. The Company will report earnings consistent with its recent upward earnings trends.

Jeffrey L. Minch, President and Chief Executive Officer of
Littlefield Corporation, offered the following comments:

"No company ever likes to have to restate its public filings. It
is normally always a bad thing. In this instance, the restatement
will result in an INCREASE in earnings for Q1-2006.

"We will report earnings and have our conference call next week.
The revisions will be incorporated into the year-to-date
information presented in the Q2-2006 earnings release.

"We will file the required SEC Form 8K immediately and the amended
10Q-SB in early August."