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To: Doren who wrote (7151)	1/3/1998 8:35:00 AM
From: John S. Sturges	Respond to of 213173

I suspect Wollard had a great deal to do with it but it was I suspect triggered by the fact that Jobs sold every share that scared the board into accepting the changes which resulted in York and Ellison joining the board. York has recently purchased 10,000shrs. @ near $17shr. This is a signal that changes are afoot. Forget about the technology on this one, they have it, they have had it for 10yrs. This is an example of why investors should not focus on product but focus on management who have made many mistakes. A new management is in place, a new corporated culture needs to evolve and this takes 2-3yrs. York and Woolard are very sharp, trust them to do their best. I do have a problem with Jobs and Ellison sending fake E-Mail to a pesty CEO prospect. This is petty and juvenile. These guys should not be on Apple's board in my opinion. Best regards, John