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To: Herb Duncan who wrote (11018)5/30/1998 7:00:00 AM
From: Herb Duncan  Respond to of 15196
 
CORP / Arthur L. Smith Resigns from Pioneer Board, Accepts
Position with Torch Energy

NYSE, TSE SYMBOL: PXD

MAY 29, 1998



DALLAS, TEXAS--Pioneer Natural Resources Company
("Pioneer")(NYSE-PXD)(TSE-PXD.) announced today that Arthur L.
Smith, a member of the Board of Directors, has resigned as a
result of accepting the position of Chairman and CEO with Torch
Energy Advisors Incorporated.

Jon Brumley, Chairman, said, "Our shareholders and employees are
grateful to Art for his faithful service and commitment to
excellence. We wish him success in his new endeavor."

Headquartered in Dallas, Pioneer is one of the largest independent
(non-integrated) exploration and production oil and gas companies
in North America, with major operations in the United States,
Canada and Argentina.




To: Herb Duncan who wrote (11018)6/1/1998 11:25:00 AM
From: SofaSpud  Respond to of 15196
 
ENERGY TRUSTS / Morrison Facilities Income Fund Manager

MORRISON FACILITIES INCOME FUND ANNOUNCES NEW MANAGER

TORONTO, June 1 /CNW/ - Morrison Facilities Income fund (the ''Fund'')
and the Board of Directors of Nevis Ltd. are pleased to announce the
appointment of Western Facilities Management Limited (''Western'') as Manager
of Nevis Ltd. and Administrator of the Fund effective today. Subject to
regulatory approval, Western will assume responsibility as operator for all of
the assets of Nevis Ltd. on July 1, 1998.
Western is part of the Middlefield Group of companies (''Middlefield'').
Middlefield provides management and administrative services, investment
advisory and portfolio management services to a wide range of clients
including pension funds, financial institutions, corporations and individuals.
Since 1983, Middlefield has invested, financed and managed assets in the oil
and gas industry totalling more than $500 million. Middlefield provides
management services to a number of public vehicles including Morrison
Middlefield Resources Limited, an oil and gas company with operations in
Western Canada and the United Kingdom; and Middlefield Bancorp Limited, a
merchant banking firm.
The agreements between the Fund and Western more directly align
management and operator fees with the underlying distributions to the
unitholders. Initially, this will result in lower costs to the fund.
Western will employ the existing personnel who operate the assets of
Nevis and the Fund. This will provide continuity to the ongoing operation of
the pipelines and gas processing facilities.
Western plans to engage an independent engineering firm to undertake a
complete study of operations at the Nevis gas plant and related facilities.
The scope of the study will include a complete review of operations, processes
and equipment with a view to implementing those recommendations which are
believed to benefit the long term interests of the unit holders.
Morrison Facilities Income Fund is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange
under the symbol FND.UN.

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For further information: Raymond R. Pether, President and CEO, Nevis
Ltd.; Ken Woolner, Chief Operating Officer, Nevis Ltd.