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To: Avalon who wrote (9501)	7/25/1998 3:13:00 PM
From: tanoose	Respond to of 10836

Hello Avalon; Speaking of which; ie "that rumour that did circulate around the Vancouver brokerage houses, just days before the ruling" Would you not think that such an intrepid reporter such as J.C., would do a service for KRY shareholders, and try to pin down the source of that rumour. Here is a rumour that originated in his(J.C.'s) own backyard?? I guess this is not news, or news worthy??, the simple matter of the reality is some people were trading based on those rumours?? I think it would be a great service by Stockwatch, if they could at least make an attempt at trying to disclose where these rumours originated from. How about it Jerry, or John, pull out the stops on this one, use your connections?? to find out some news for KRY sharholders. Surely a rumour that is circulating amongst brokerage houses in your beautiful city would or should be quite easy to trace?? With regards,Frank

To: Avalon who wrote (9501)	7/26/1998 8:36:00 AM
From: michael robinson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10836

i think i can provide some information about the mysterious $23 offer. as i understand it, a director of pdg (who was not an employee) decided to try to reach a compromise with kry. without clearing this with the rest of the pdg board, this person suggested to rf that $23/share might be a fair price in terms of a pdg buyout. kry thought the price was too low, and that was the end of that. the point to be made here is that this was never an offer formally made by pdg, but rather was an attempt by an outside director of pdg to find some common ground.