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To: IRA MONAS who wrote (24724)	10/11/1998 5:17:00 PM
From: Lurker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27968

Good news for lawsuit against FAMH: I was reading an article about laws that were NOT passed on the federal level this year, despite being introduced into law. I found this gem: <<--A bill to establish national standards for class-action shareholder lawsuits against companies. It would have restricted the ability of investors to file such suits in state courts against companies whose stock trades on major national exchanges. Only minor differences were apparently needed for its passage by both the House and Senate, and the administration had expressed support.>> I guess crooked companies, like FAMH, were trying to keep from having themselves held accountable. Does anyone know which law this was (so I can write my representatives)? Lurker

To: IRA MONAS who wrote (24724)	10/11/1998 7:08:00 PM
From: Nutty Buddy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27968

Ira, seriously, can you answer questions or just talk in vague riddles? 1) Did you resign or were you dismissed from Firamada? 2) From what you know now, were the 1997 financials, which you had ready to report prior to your leaving the company, flawed? 3) Are you confident in Firamada's current managements ability to grow the company, be profitable, and grow profits? 4) What do you feel is a "long term" shareholders role in any publicly traded company? A "No Comment" response would suffice at this point. I just think a straightforward answer would be appropriate since you are posting here. Thanks in advance! Buddy