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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (11381)	7/28/1998 4:14:00 PM
From: the Chief	Respond to of 34075

Hi Jim. Sorry to hear your having the PR problems, but I guess it comes with the territory! the Mustang Gold call to me was made out of frustration as the fellow sees articles such as this as not helping the junior golds at all and probably doing them some damage. His main concern was the lack of drilling on the property, but wishes us luck. My concern as well...but thats old hat!! Still using an alias and really appreciating it now!!! the Chief

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (11381)	7/28/1998 7:48:00 PM
From: CIMA	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 34075

Jim, I agree and some people are quite pissed off about that. I also emphasized that we were going down to video the site, make the story more real for us shareholders and that Toma, as a geologist, would try to explain some of the more technical aspects to us laypeople. He asked me if I have a bias in favor of GE. I said yes but I would try to be as objective as possible. Some people seem to be offended by that statement as it stands. As we've said many times on this thread, we aren't going to prove or verify anything. It's to help document a tremendous story for shareholders. Guy Murrell has always said he worries about the print media because of the way things can be interpreted out of context. I feel the reporter's bias is present in the article to a certain extent and I apologize to anyone who is angry and disappointed by me doing the interview. It was not my intent to cause any harm. I suppose when you step into the fire, things can get rather warm. One has to be ready to "take it" as well as "dish it out".