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To: CIMA who wrote (85)	10/29/1998 10:25:00 AM
From: CIMA	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1650

Posted with permission: Hi everyone, Just thought i would pass this on as it is important information as far as new rules regarding OTC companies having to be fully reporting to the SEC to retain their OTC quotation is about to be put to the commission, here is the email i just recieved. Jay Kells Dear Mr Kells, We expect that this proposal will be published for public comment in the Federal Register around the middle of next week. After the comment period (60 days, I believe) if the proposal is approved, there will be a 6 month grace period during which companies on the OTCBB as of the approval date will have to become registered with the SEC. After the grace period, there will be a 12 month phase-in. Immediately after approval, companies wanting to be quoted on the OTCBB must be fully compliant with the rule (the grace period applies only to companies on the OTCBB as of the approval date). As soon as the proposal is published in the Federal Register, a link will be put on the OTCBB Web site so that interested parties can read the full text of the proposal. Diana M. Santossio Web Security Administrator NasdaqTrader.com