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To: T.K. Allen who wrote (6622)	1/22/1998 1:59:00 PM
From: Harold Finstad	Respond to of 10368

Pretty thankless job being a PR Person. You don't get (or want) real undisclosed inside information from management, good or bad, because that just gets everybody in trouble. What you try to do is interpert public information. When things are great everybody gives credit to managment. When things are confused, you're usually left dangling by yourself for the above mentioned reason. You don't want to desert your brokers or investors by taking a looooong martini lunch, though it may be tempting. So you stand there and take the heat alone. Which of course forces you to speculate as best you can based on what you do know. So if you're not correct, you get the heat from everyone. Management, brokers and investors alike. If you are correct, management gets the credit. I suspect the Fearnow group is doing the best they can. A good honest PR firm with a loyal following can always get another Company. If they breach that trust of their followers, they deserve to lose them, which in turn means they go out of business.