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To: Ellen who wrote (46520)	4/30/1998 10:03:00 PM
From: s martin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

To: +tonto (46502 ) From: +Ellen G. Thursday, Apr 30 1998 6:00PM ET Reply # of 46520 The "key" there was that you said you wished to post his request! Which of these words are tonto's can you cite your source?

To: Ellen who wrote (46520)	4/30/1998 10:11:00 PM
From: TopCat	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 55532

Ellen, This may shock you....but I agree with you. I would like tonto to also just get to the point and post all that he knows in one fell swoop. Also, I would like the shareholders of RMIL to develop a plan. It must come from the shareholders....as us non-shareholders have no say in this. You have shareholder rights. Part of it comes from the number of shares you own and part of it comes from the law. I don't understand why you have not organized yourselves enough to go to RMIL in Florida and exercise those rights. You have the Cavalry, you have the numbers, you have the incentive, you have every reason to go to the management of the company that you own a substantial part of and get some answers.....but you don't. Why?... Beyond calling all your certs....you also need to exercise the power that you have....get on with it. Ignore the nays (including myself) and get on with your business at hand. My only reason for being here is that I don't think that you will like what you find....but, I could be wrong. Point your efforts to where they count....If you are right, the answers are with the company....not the nays. TC