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To: miraje who wrote (17561)	2/19/1998 6:22:00 PM
From: Daniel Schuh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24154

Microsoft's S.F. Nemesis callaw.com Hey JB long time no post. You're certainly right about the Pirates, I got confused by the PP's from Pennsylvania, it's like David Readerman and Daniel Rimer, plus too much alliteration. Sheesh, I still got a mental picture of Stargell in one of those "unique" Pirates caps. Anyway, I came across this one a while back and was saving it for you. Not for general edification of course, just a choice quote. Forgive me if I'm mixed up again, I seem to remember you bringing up ADM, maybe in the Dole context. But Microsoft is not the only headline-grabbing case the Washington, D.C., mothership has farmed out to the San Francisco office. Previously, there was the Archer-Daniels-Midland food additive price-fixing case, which resulted in $200 million in criminal fines -- the biggest criminal fine ever obtained by the Justice Department. Cheers, Dan.