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To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (1133)	11/6/1998 5:15:00 AM
From: Douglas	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3282

Exactly what the stock is trading for.Columbia is in transition,new gov't,new peace initiative,longest standing democracy in South America,Washington support,could be the next flavour of the month in South America.This is also an Andean find,but at a lower elevation,Kinross has already done their homework ,I suggest you do the same. Douglas

To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (1133)	11/6/1998 9:53:00 AM
From: waldo	Respond to of 3282

Elizabeth (OT) Newspaper says Norbert Reinhart an incredible hero Greystar Resources Ltd GSL Shares issued 47,110,388 Nov 5 close $0.75 Fri 6 Nov 98 In the News The Vancouver Province newspaper reports in its front page story in its Friday edition that in an amazing move, Norbert Reinhart, head of Terramundo Drilling, under contract to Greystar Resources, has switched places with kidnapped employee Edward Leonard, who has held by Colombian kidnappers. Reporter Adrienne Tanner says Mr. Reinhart's bodyguard snapped a photo of the exchange on Oct. 6 and Mr. Leonard was set free after three months in captivity. Mr. Reinhart remains a hostage in Colombian rebel territory. Mr. Leonard is safely back home with his wife and two children. He says there is no way to put in words when somebody basically gives their life for your life. Mr. Leonard was kidnapped a week after he arrived on site near Bucaramanga, in the middle of rebel territory, in June. He lost 25 pounds in three months even though he ate three solid meals a day. Mr. Leonard has heard the initial $2-million ransom demand has been dropped to $500,000. Mr. Reinhart left behind his wife Casey and two daughters: Robin, six, and Molly, two. (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com