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To: Probart who wrote (14514)	11/2/1998 6:17:00 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Respond to of 34075

Geezus, it's a book! No wonder it took so long. Wow, from too little info to almost all you ever wanted to know about GE. What, no serial numbers for those bull dozers, what make is the jaw crusher, what kind of vehicle did TT get, and nothing on the wattage of the bulbs in the lighting system - guess it isn't all that complete. Thanks for all your work probart, guess I don't finish my novel tonight - tapes to watch, GE book to read.... Regards, Jim

To: Probart who wrote (14514)	11/2/1998 7:14:00 PM
From: Mr Metals	Respond to of 34075

He described Mr. Boyd as a globetrotter who had been overseeing Destiny's dynamite seismic work in Bolivia for quite some time. Rick Espersen, Destiny's executive vice-president, was on his way to Bolivia on Saturday. That sounds to familiar:-( Destiny Resource Services Corp - Post says Bolivian project manager killed in crash Destiny Resource Services Corp DSC Shares issued 12,442,773 1998-10-30 close $2.3 Monday Nov 2 1998 The National Post reports in an Associated Press dispatch in its Monday edition that a Canadian oil company executive was among six people killed on Saturday in a helicopter crash in the tropical lowlands of Bolivia, according to officials. Robert Boyd, a project manager for Calgary-based Destiny Resource Services, and four American petroleum executives were on their way to a hunting cabin when the Alouette 3 helicopter crashed about 65 kilometres east of Santa Cruz, according to officials of Chaco SA, a subsidiary of Amoco. The United States executives and the pilot also died in the crash. Destiny vice-president of North American operations say it is most definitely a very serious blow to his company. He says that Mr. Boyd has family in Manitoba. He described Mr. Boyd as a globetrotter who had been overseeing Destiny's dynamite seismic work in Bolivia for quite some time. Rick Espersen, Destiny's executive vice-president, was on his way to Bolivia on Saturday. Do you think the project manager killed in the crash was related to Guzzy??? (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com