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To: C.K. Houston who wrote (818)	1/2/1998 7:57:00 PM
From: Don S.Boller	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9818

Cheryl: Trust this will not sound evasive to you, but I don't know the names of specific companies. My son works in an atmosphere of confidentiality and doesn't share a lot with me. His employer is a publicly held - major and its clients a extremely sensitive about anyone (particularly regulators or competitors) knowing what they are doing or have in- the-mill. Sorry. Just to reiterate - he doen't poo-poo the problem - but says, don't lose sleep over it. Other companies and government agencies may be in worse shape. Would seem to me that if problem is as vast as perceived by some - govt. types should get involved at once and get private indusrty to make an "all out push". I, like Jeff heard the wolves cry about $100/bbl. oil, S&L industry insolvency, default on SA loans, etc.,etc, I do agree that such a possibility dictates that perhaps some "insurance" is warranted. (The wolf may show up). HNY Don