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To: Gutterball who wrote (2099)	2/20/1998 12:53:00 PM
From: Richard V Davis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6464

Dan; I would be happy to read and comment on USA Today articles concerning the BB filing, financials issue. I stand by my statement that USA Today is exhibiting unprofessional behavior in it's coverage of BAAT. It is not meeting it's responsibility as a newspaper; it is serving as a vehicle of a viewpoint. That is the function of the editorial page not the news page. Rick

To: Gutterball who wrote (2099)	2/20/1998 1:54:00 PM
From: shashyazhi	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6464

Reading BAT's hopeful press release about importing gliders from the R.O.C. and equipping them with batteries manufactured by Acme Electric Corporation certainly ties in directly with yesterday's article in USA Today, and I thank you for drawing my attention to it. This explains the acrimonious remarks made by ACE's CEO. I am inclined to regard the past as prologue, yet I am reminded of the two Irishmen drinking stout in a pub, while watching a John Wayne movie. Paddy said to Mick, "John Wayne is about to fall off that horse." Mick said, "No, he won't." Paddy replied, "Well, I'll wager five quid that he does." Mick said, "You have a bet." In the next scene John Wayne fell off his horse, and Mick sheepishly paid off the bet. Paddy said, "You know, Mick, I've seen this movie before." And Mick replied, "I've seen the movie before, too, but I didn't think he'd be dumb enough to do it again!" Linking to the Glider Press Release clarifies what happened during the last week in July, 1995, when BAT shares rose from $0.18 to a high of $1.00, closing for the week at $0.43.

To: Gutterball who wrote (2099)	2/21/1998 12:36:00 AM
From: Ben C	Respond to of 6464

Hey, my kids read this! how do you eat with that mouth(or typing hand)? Ben C

To: Gutterball who wrote (2099)	2/21/1998 4:53:00 PM
From: shashyazhi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6464

Reading BAT's hopeful press release about importing gliders from the R.O.C. and equipping them with batteries manufactured by Acme Electric Corporation certainly ties in directly with yesterday's article in USA Today, and I thank you for drawing my attention to it. This explains the acrimonious remarks made by ACE's CEO. I am inclined to regard the past as prologue, yet I am reminded of the two Irishmen drinking stout in a pub, while watching a John Wayne movie. Paddy said to Mick, "John Wayne is about to fall off that horse." Mick said, "No, he won't." Paddy replied, "Well, I'll wager five quid that he does." Mick said, "You have a bet." In the next scene John Wayne fell off his horse, and Mick sheepishly paid off the bet. Paddy said, "You know, Mick, I've seen this movie before." And Mick replied, "I've seen the movie before, too, but I didn't think he'd be dumb enough to do it again!"