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To: Richard Russell who wrote (29542)	3/5/1998 9:17:00 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53903

>>The two firms have been cited for alleged dumping every year since 1993, but each time have been cleared of the charge.<< mu was wrong then and they are wrong now. it is just a ploy to manipulate the small minded. unfortunately, there are so many of them. it won't hold water, imho. but, mu's $70 million loss with a massive build up in inventory and no legit excuse will. >>Last July, the Seoul government filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization, demanding that the U.S. stop its annual investigation. Computer memory chips are South Korea's key export item.<< false allegations do get old. the wto won't allow this crap. mu is so desperate, i almost feel sorry for management. definitely the employees. almost management.