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To: ROSARIO who wrote (3715)	2/21/1998 10:48:00 AM
From: david m. uhler	Respond to of 5015

Dear ROSARIO Sorry to have bothered you with all that dribble.... With the lack of any news (last press release was in Oct?), we are merely passing time. Can we still be friends? Regards Dave U

To: ROSARIO who wrote (3715)	2/21/1998 11:04:00 AM
From: Lee Fredrickson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5015

Feb. 21, 1998 Dubious, Delaware Questionable News Service -Early, or was it late, (?) one recent day, a person who shall remain nameless (but whose initials are unknown) leaked news to our lo-cal office (or it's affiliates) an internal memo from an Arkansas environmental remediation firm that huge contracts were imminently pending from all of the major oil producing companies, most of the big chemical firms, two large Northeast utilities, and a Mexican restaurant near you. Terms of the agreement were not specified, but the source intimated that they were "pretty darn good, with money involved and everything." This report contains information that could be considered forward-looking, sideways glancing, or odd pipe smoking. Portions that contain words, strung together into sentences, are particularly suspect. ROSARIO- To paraphrase some blues singin' old timer, 'wasn't for no news, we wouldn't have no news at all.' The fundamentals and possible real news around EXSO are pretty slender, and have been ground down to little nubs numerous times already, so occasionally those of us still interested will draw up the cracker barrels a little closer to the stove, light what we got, and drift off course a bit. It's fun, keeps the motley gang in touch, and is cheaper than calming prescriptions. Lee (Who thought he was sore last week, but had no idea what damage a weeks work could inflict on him. Typing hurts!)