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To: Peter J Hudson who wrote (4829)	11/5/1998 2:17:00 PM
From: Jeff Vayda	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10852

Well it did not take long for people to play the game. <<(Save one, which has the leadership background and is making noises on desire to be a major player)>> I had AT&T in mind due to Armstrong. I thought he was a strange choice for a phone company but a brilliant stoke for a company with designs on being an information powerhouse. I admit TimeWarner is an interesting play on the vertical synergy play. I dont think Boeing or Lockheed are in the running as both have sat interests on their plates right now. BT, there is a stretch, but I dont think they are up to snuff just because they have not been able to pull off other buys to date. WorldCom, hmmm... to borrow a phrase from a certain cartoon horse: Nope, dont like it. Dont like it one bit. Think any non-Anglo company is in the shadows? Would be interesting to see the US government react to a take over play from a non-Anglo. So, what is a good price? Jeff Vayda