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To: A. Reader who wrote (4356)	1/21/1998 6:04:00 PM
From: Leo Mitkievicz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9798

Kurt I think it highly unlikely. There are too many laws about surrepitous aquisition of a company. SEC documents to be filed and the like, above (I think it's maybe) 5% of the stock. More likely there were about 200,000 shares worth of new suckers off the sucker assembly line today. Not exactly lite volume. I think most old remaining shareholders just will not sell. Wrote off the losses long ago and will continue to hold thru hell and high water hoping for a turn-around. Funny how we are supposed to believe that a component of the gravy, 1000 NCs expected (a month or two late) in February, has now become a course in itself. Cowpland continues to do (and say) all the wrong things. Who can believe him when he says no layoffs, no changes in management, etc. blah blah? Well for today, I believe the man. And I think he is both dumb and nuts! Leo