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To: BamaReb who wrote (7843)	3/19/1998 2:32:00 PM
From: JT	Respond to of 11888

Yes - I replied. Here's my reply .... ================== Thanks for the leads, but I'm pretty certain that neither of these "NAFTA" companies is the "Zao Nafta" mentioned in the release yesterday. The first company is Latvian, and the second is Lithuanian. Ours is Russian, and my guess is that it is the state oil company, Nafta Moscow, which is one of the 13 export specialist companies in Russia that have direct access and schedule control over the Russian pipelines. Here is the company's contact info ... Nafta-Moscow, state oil company Smolenskaya-Sennaya 32/34, Moscow Tel. 095-244-4527 Fax: 095-244-2291 Anatoli Nikolayevich Kolotilin, Chairman of the Board, General Director Another guess of mine is that Millenium (or someone) screwed up the company name in the release. If so, then that is one more piece of evidence of shoddy PR by whomever writes the releases. On the other hand, the PR could be intentionally misleading because it relates to another pending transaction/deal. Who knows - I'm just trying to find out about the company that we just gave $300,000 to for an option to some number of oil wells in Russia. How difficult can that be!!???? JT