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To: Creditman who wrote (425)	3/30/1998 12:13:00 AM
From: Douglas V. Fant	Respond to of 572

Creditman, Zack's Daily Service reported on Friday, that on 3/25/98 Needham & Co revised its FY98 and FY99 estimates (ending in Oct for both years) downward from $4.12/share to $3.81/share for FY98 and from $5.12/share to $4.91/share for FY99..... Growth rate was unaffected..... Sincerely, Doug F.

To: Creditman who wrote (425)	4/1/1998 6:31:00 AM
From: Asymmetric	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 572

Hadco Says Its Toxic By-Products Don't End Up In Fertilizer Dow Jones Newswires -- March 27, 1998 SALEM, N.H. (Dow Jones)--Hadco Corp. (HDCO) denied an environmentalist group's claim that its toxic by-products of its manufacturing process end up in fertilizer used in farms nationwide. The maker of printed circuits and other electronics gear returns used etchant, which contains dissolved copper, to the supplier. The supplier in turn converts the etchant to copper compounds for use in the wood preservative and additive industries - not for fertilizer. The spokesman said a small amount of ammonia used by Hadco ends up in fertilizer, but the ammonia doesn't contain copper. The Environmental Working Group, a Washington-based non-profit watchdog organization, made the claims in a broad report about the use of toxic waste in fertilizer.