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To: geoff s. who wrote (10583)	4/24/1998 8:19:00 PM
From: Christopher JR Laughren	Respond to of 116789

With respect & permission of the forum founder & regular contributors. Sur American, SUR:ASE is a junior gold mining company headed by Rennie Blair. They have 4 properties in Columbia with _Andrew Muir of Canaccord_ estimate of 10 million oz. Negotiations with the local government in process. Press release expected next week. There is an SI thread for SUR. My apologies for protocol breach.

To: geoff s. who wrote (10583)	7/31/2002 11:24:46 PM
From: long-gone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116789

AP At least 15 illegal miners killed in cave-in at Zimbabwe gold mine Tue Jul 30, 4:41 AM ET By MICHAEL HARTNACK, Associated Press Writer HARARE, Zimbabwe - At least 15 people illegally mining gold in Zimbabwe were killed when an abandoned mine shaft caved in, media reported Tuesday. The collapse occurred July 23, at a long-abandoned mine in Mhondoro, about 80 miles (130 kilometers) southwest of Harare, according to reports in the independent Daily News and the state-controlled Herald newspapers. The disaster was not immediately publicized because of the secrecy surrounding illegal mining. Police spokesman Wayne Bvudzijena said Tuesday that authorities were trying to verify the reports that 15 to 20 miners were killed in the collapse, which would make it the worst mining disaster since 418 people were killed in an underground explosion at a mine in 1972. Efforts to rescue those trapped were hampered by the risk (cont) story.news.yahoo.com