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Gold/Mining/Energy : TRINITY GAS CORP. [TRGC] -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: sedahS who wrote (847)	6/27/1998 9:44:00 PM
From: flash	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1081

WE NOW HAVE A COURT DATE WITH THE HONORABLE JOHN C. AKARD, UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY JUDGE, IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT, 306 FEDERAL BLDG., 1205 TEXAS AVENUE, LUBBOCK TEXAS 79401. TIME: 2 PM DATE: JULY 20, 1998 VAN OLIVER ATTORNEY FOR THE OFFICIAL COMMITTEE OF SHAREHOLDERS FOR TRGC FILED ON JUNE 16TH, A PLAN OF REORGANIZATION AND ACCCOMPANYING DISCLOSURE STATEMENT PLAN. ANY PARTY WISHING TO OBTAIN ACOPY OF THE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT OR PLAN IN IT ORIGINAL OR AMENDED FORM, MAY REQUES ONE IN WRITING FROM ANDREWS & KURTH CO KIRK KENNEDY SUITE 3700 1717 MAIN STREET DALLAS, TX 75201 I WANT IT TO BE CLEAR THAT THIS IS NOT verl speers or sid BUT THE OFFICIAL COMMITTEE OF EQUITYHOLDERS OF TRINITY GAS CORPORATION ("SHAREHOLDER'S COMMITTEE"). I've seen something about a $200. per investor fund, I'm glad to say that it doesn't exist and unless you want to give sid more money, don't send a dime.

To: sedahS who wrote (847)	6/30/1998 7:44:00 AM
From: J. Fred Donham	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1081

Shades, I live in Rio, and spend a lot of time in BA, Lima, LaPaz, Santa Cruz, etc... My company is involved in the planning of deep gas exploration in northern Argentina, and development of the Brazilian gas corridor from neighboring countries. Rio is expensive, but it has all of the amenities. I rank it as being in the upper half of lower first world, Rio that is. I have lived in Jakarta, Bogota, Damscus, Dubai, and Muscat. In Rio, the lights stay on, the roads are good, the tap water is drinkable, and the local food does not make one sick. There are a lot of protectionist type tariffs on imported goods, like cars and electronics. The rent is high, but the city is between the mountains and the ocean, like Hong Kong. It is a beautiful city, but like all other large metro and urban areas, it has its share of crime. Two million would go a long way here, but it would go a lot further in a place like Costa Rica. Bom Dia, jfd