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To: David Klein who wrote (817)	4/9/1998 10:40:00 AM
From: Vern Shaver	Respond to of 3873

Everyone in my circle are holding or buying more . One person with very large holdings sold a percentage of his position as he is returning to North America. Have you heard any official release on earnings ? If not when do you think it will be released? V.S.

To: David Klein who wrote (817)	4/9/1998 12:54:00 PM
From: iownpks	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3873

I'm an ex Kiewit holder. Check 536, 607, 644, and 682. I planned to be out of a little more by the end of the day April 1st. The stock didn't stay up long enough to liquidate the number of shares I planned. I may sell another 10%-15% of my position in the $70-80 range. I'm keeping the balance (10%-15%) of my position long term hoping management can make it happen again. Once I get to my long term position I'll put it on the shelf and forget about it for 5-10 years. Good Luck to all that are not and have not liquidated any of their position. They may all be right, they have been in the past. As for me, I'm set for retirement at a young age and don't need to worry about the wild ride and can enjoy the upside if it's there. Enjoy the thrill of the ride. iownpks

To: David Klein who wrote (817)	4/10/1998 11:09:00 AM
From: Tim Chambers	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3873

I'm another X-Kiewit. I've sold half my LVLT at $60 when it was KIWT. That half secured my retirement. The other half goes long. I'm among the many who have done this very same thing according to my banker. Many of my peers sold large chunks in the $40's. It's that conservative Kiewit training that wouldn't let me go long with everything. I've been reading this board for a month now. Thanks to everyone with the excellent links and insightful messages. I got off the Motley Fool board because the maturity level of the postings was so low. On this board even the naysayers are intelligent and interesting to read. Keep up the high standards. Thanks.